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Speaker 2: All right, let's get it started, Ladies and gentlemen.
Speaker 3: It is hour number two here on a Friday afternoon,
Speaker 3: as we get you set for the weekend. Maybe your
Speaker 3: weekend's already started. If so, hell yeah, salute to you.
Speaker 3: I mean, I feel like I can say the weekend
Speaker 3: started for me. I mean, I'm still technically at work,
Speaker 3: but you know, I don't really think this is work.
Speaker 3: And I'm not just saying that to be a company man.
Speaker 3: This is coffee and company, and I am a company man.
Speaker 3: But you know, this is a lot of fun and
Speaker 3: I've got some good vibes that I'm bringing back from Charlotte,
Speaker 3: North Carolina here to Louisville because the ACC basketball tip
Speaker 3: off was a pretty cool experience, which none of you
Speaker 3: care about this, I'm sure, but it was the first
Speaker 3: time where I really kind of networked off. I was,
Speaker 3: you know, chatting up guys who were doing shows in
Speaker 3: Raleigh or somebody doing his show I think in Richmond, Virginia,
Speaker 3: and I briefly chatted with.
Speaker 2: What's his name.
Speaker 3: I'll think of his name in a second and you
Speaker 3: may or may not know who it is. Me forgetting
Speaker 3: is that was a really bad move on my part
Speaker 3: to like I was getting ready to throw out a
Speaker 3: name that maybe twenty percent of the audience would know,
Speaker 3: and now I can't remember it, and there's going to
Speaker 3: be like this, there's gonna be this anticipation, and then
Speaker 3: when I do remember his name, people are going to
Speaker 3: be like, one, who the hell's that?
Speaker 4: Or who cares the roses off the bloom?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but when it comes to you know, the ACC
Speaker 3: as a hoops league, I mean, it's not great as
Speaker 3: far as the league I think clearly taking huge steps
Speaker 3: back recently, but it's an opportunity for Pat Kelsey and
Speaker 3: his team to really come out and have a strong season.
Speaker 3: I mean, we'll see, it's the ultimate unknown with this
Speaker 3: team and you know, everything being brand new. But one
Speaker 3: of the reasons why I feel like it's safe to
Speaker 3: say that this team should have and the fans should
Speaker 3: have tournament aspirations. Right, You're not asking too much out
Speaker 3: of Pat Kelsey in year one to take this team
Speaker 3: to the damn tournament. And I know we haven't been
Speaker 3: to the tournament in a long time, and that it
Speaker 3: sucks to say, but it's just the truth.
Speaker 2: However, one of the.
Speaker 3: Reasons why I feel good in saying that is because
Speaker 3: I look at the rest of the ACC and I
Speaker 3: realize there's nobody really scary outside of maybe Duke in Carolina.
Speaker 3: Who knows, Maybe there's a team that really you see
Speaker 3: from the portal, got a lot better.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's Miami.
Speaker 3: They always do well in the portal, they got money,
Speaker 3: Keats has got momentum, he did well in the portal,
Speaker 3: and maybe they can carry some of that Final four momentum. So, like,
Speaker 3: I'm not saying that we should just expect Louisville to
Speaker 3: for sure be one of the best teams in this league.
Speaker 2: But here's what I do know.
Speaker 3: Pat Kelcey ain't worried about going and playing eighty percent
Speaker 3: of these teams. Mean he's gonna beat them all, but like,
Speaker 3: you can win these games. Heck, you can win games
Speaker 3: in the Battle for Atlantis, I think. Well, anyways, we'll
Speaker 3: get back into some basketball stuff a little bit later on. However,
Speaker 3: we were just a day away from another college football Saturday,
Speaker 3: and it's a big one for Louisville in a weird way.
Speaker 3: In really a bad way, because you don't have a
Speaker 3: whole lot to gain here as far as like doing
Speaker 3: something of note, doing something that kind of changes the
Speaker 3: way people view you. It's what you're supposed to do.
Speaker 3: You're still favored in this game. You should win, you
Speaker 3: were expected to win, and if you do that, there'll
Speaker 3: be some that just say, okay, whatever, or people won't
Speaker 3: even notice because hey, Louisville and unranked Louisville team that's
Speaker 3: three and two. Beating a Virginia team on the road
Speaker 3: is like the ultimate whatever, no reaction result in college football.
Speaker 2: But a loss.
Speaker 3: Probably doesn't even get you that much hate or criticism
Speaker 3: because you're already kind of viewed as a team that
Speaker 3: and people could be wrong, but like Louisville's no longer
Speaker 3: being mentioned as a team like in the ACC race
Speaker 3: for obvious reason. So like I think a loss here
Speaker 3: would just be like, oh wow, Louisville loses again, and
Speaker 3: then people move on. But for this team, for these
Speaker 3: individuals and this fan and just everybody internally, and I
Speaker 3: guess fans aren't internal, you know, they're they're they're just hands.
Speaker 3: But a loss here would be dare I say, catastrophic
Speaker 3: and it's not because you still couldn't get better and
Speaker 3: win games and right this ship, as they say. But
Speaker 3: good luck getting anybody to believe you're gonna do that
Speaker 3: when you would have pretend when you when you know,
Speaker 3: a loss tomorrow would give you three straight losses and
Speaker 3: this one would be the worst of the three and
Speaker 3: it's not even close. So in a weird way, in
Speaker 3: a way that you know, isn't isn't good that you're here.
Speaker 3: I have no problem in saying it. Tomorrow is huge.
Speaker 2: It's huge.
Speaker 3: So she said, not really, but yeah, just in my
Speaker 3: you know, sometimes sometimes you gotta you know, you gotta,
Speaker 3: you gotta psych yourself up. You gotta envision that she
Speaker 3: might have said that just to kind of keep you
Speaker 3: on track, keep you ready to perform. You know what
Speaker 3: I'm saying, Probably shouldn't have said that up again, that's
Speaker 3: what she said. Yeah, I mean sometimes, you know, sometimes
Speaker 3: she needs say stuff for you know, for.
Speaker 2: Just just part.
Speaker 4: It's just part of it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'll I'll back up here and get refocused. It
Speaker 3: is coffee and Company. We are fueled by Thornton's here
Speaker 3: on Sports Talk seven nighty nit coffee, that's me. We've
Speaker 3: got Austin in the house today producing this afternoon, and
Speaker 3: we are we're having a good time at least I think.
Speaker 2: Are you having a good time, Austin.
Speaker 4: I'm having a great time. It's Friday, vibes are I'm trying.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to manifest the vibes being high. But you know,
Speaker 4: as I told you about gut feelings earlier, I'm trying.
Speaker 4: I'm trying to switch the luck a little bit. It's
Speaker 4: it's Friday. It's a long weekend for me. I'm going
Speaker 4: to Nashville this weekend. So oh nice, it's gonna be
Speaker 4: a good time.
Speaker 3: I say nice because I want you to have a
Speaker 3: good time. But I'm willing to also tell you that
Speaker 3: being in Nashville for a weekend it my current state
Speaker 3: in life, sounds like hell on earth just putting it
Speaker 3: out there. Are you just going for a little, like
Speaker 3: a little week and get away.
Speaker 4: Yeah, a little little weekend get away with the ladies.
Speaker 4: She's like your thing. She's you know, do my thing
Speaker 4: in in Cashville, right, She's she has like some talking
Speaker 4: Broadway or what I think it's somewhere awful music row
Speaker 4: that's Broadway, right.
Speaker 2: I mean, I was asking the wrong, guy.
Speaker 4: Do you feel like I should know Nashville a little
Speaker 4: bit more than I do. But the girlfriend has like
Speaker 4: a night's stay and like a dinner somewhere. She's like
Speaker 4: a local influencer, right, Okay, And then she's she got
Speaker 4: some sort of night's stay and then we're gonna do
Speaker 4: that and just kind of we're staying the night and
Speaker 4: spending the day basically, and then we're coming back Monday night.
Speaker 2: Nice, So I'll enjoy yourself.
Speaker 4: Should be fun. It's I In the couple of times
Speaker 4: I've been to Nashville, I've loved it. It's very like
Speaker 4: kind of I've embraced the trashiness of it because it's
Speaker 4: a Nashville.
Speaker 3: What Nashville are you talking about? Because Nashville, I mean
Speaker 3: to me, it's become like the ultimate. I mean, I
Speaker 3: haven't been out on Broadway in probably three four years,
Speaker 3: and it's only gotten way worse as far as like
Speaker 3: just being super crowded and nothing. But like tourists who
Speaker 3: look at it as like an opportunity to participate in cosplay. Yes,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying, Yes, and that could be
Speaker 3: fun to like sit around and look at. But like
Speaker 3: as far as if I'm out trying to have like
Speaker 3: dinner with my wife or you know, just to have
Speaker 3: a night out having fun, Like it's just too busy
Speaker 3: and I just feel like such a I feel like
Speaker 3: a I feel.
Speaker 2: Like I'm I don't belong you know what I mean.
Speaker 4: I'm kind of feeling the same just in but.
Speaker 3: You could, but no, knowing you, you can blend anywhere, dude,
Speaker 3: like you have the personality you are somebody that like
Speaker 3: you'll you'll you'll fit and you'll have fun and you'll
Speaker 3: be a chameleon. And that's just you know, I wish
Speaker 3: I had that.
Speaker 2: That's not me.
Speaker 4: Shake my ass to any of the bachelorette parties that
Speaker 4: come by, and if you tent me and there's there's
Speaker 4: a girl that's willing to say hey, and I'll throw
Speaker 4: it back for somebody.
Speaker 3: I mean yeah, I mean you you I'm I'm an
Speaker 3: introvert and I you know I'm not I'm kind of
Speaker 3: weird socially at times, so like that's why I need
Speaker 3: to be. Like, that's why Rick's a lot more fun
Speaker 3: at places like Nashville.
Speaker 1: Rick.
Speaker 3: When Rick's got you know, seven eight bush lights in him,
Speaker 3: then that's when you know, that's when I'm a little
Speaker 3: you know, that's when I've become Rick.
Speaker 4: You know, it's a dream and it's a dream matchup
Speaker 4: right there, Austin and Rick in now Broadway, Saturday Night
Speaker 4: on Broadway. Have you ever been on one of those
Speaker 4: little party buses or there's those pedal buses, like those
Speaker 4: pedal things.
Speaker 3: No, but I've been to and I'm not kidding. As
Speaker 3: as we started talking Nashville, I started racking my brain.
Speaker 3: I've been to six bachelor parties in Nashville. Wow, all
Speaker 3: the same thing. We do this and it's always a
Speaker 3: lot of fun. But it's really just because I'm with
Speaker 3: my boys and you know, it's it's the moment. But
Speaker 3: each time we went back for another one, it was
Speaker 3: more and more like, I mean, it was like a
Speaker 3: tourist thing. Yeah, like it just didn't feel like I
Speaker 3: was actually, you know, it just did. I don't know,
Speaker 3: just but maybe it's more than me.
Speaker 2: People.
Speaker 3: I'm sure there are people that have gone to Nashville
Speaker 3: whenever they can to get away to have a night
Speaker 3: out on Broadway. They've been doing it for you know,
Speaker 3: seven eight years, and although the atmosphere has only gotten
Speaker 3: more busy and more hectic, people still go and have
Speaker 3: a good time. So I'm just I'm willing to I'm
Speaker 3: willing to admit that it may be and not like
Speaker 3: Nashville's problem, you know what I'm saying, Like I'm just
Speaker 3: getting old and washed.
Speaker 2: That happens in life.
Speaker 4: Let's let's relax, let's relax. I don't know. I've only
Speaker 4: been to Nashville like three times, and all of them
Speaker 4: have been like wrestling related, just to go down there
Speaker 4: and watch like a WWE pay per view or I
Speaker 4: just had layover in Nashville because I was going.
Speaker 2: So you never really experienced Broadway.
Speaker 4: Not not really. I've experienced how packed it is like
Speaker 4: after an event and trying to go find a car
Speaker 4: and get out of a parking garage, and that was hell.
Speaker 4: So that's all.
Speaker 3: Well, you and the lady, you all need to just
Speaker 3: take in the walk that is Broadway up and down
Speaker 3: and you don't even mean I would encourage you to,
Speaker 3: you know, get a couple of drinks and have yourself
Speaker 3: a time, but you don't even have to do that,
Speaker 3: just walk. I mean, there's so much going on it's
Speaker 3: kind of turned into its own version of like the
Speaker 3: Vegas Strip.
Speaker 2: Without the gambling. Yeah, and you know that's fun.
Speaker 3: So again, the more I talk about it, the more
Speaker 3: it sounds like it's just me being old, not in
Speaker 3: not being able to hang like I used to, which
Speaker 3: that is a part of it, but also it's just
Speaker 3: it's just so busy, like it is so crowded, and
Speaker 3: that's you know, I've never been big on crowds for anything.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I've went there before a show to really
Speaker 4: just kind of hang out and have a drink. And
Speaker 4: I guess it was really before things started getting popping.
Speaker 4: I mean, I guess it's cool there's live music everywhere.
Speaker 4: But and I will also say, I mean, you're a
Speaker 4: single guy and you're just kind of down on your luck, man,
Speaker 4: and you don't have any other options, go to Nashville.
Speaker 4: You'll you'll find something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I can't.
Speaker 3: I can't confirm her deny because I've not I've not
Speaker 3: been in a long time. But it does seem as
Speaker 3: if lately it is the one rare spot where you
Speaker 3: will be outnumbered with more women than men when it
Speaker 3: comes to like, you know, a night social things.
Speaker 4: So I'm banking on us getting one of those weird
Speaker 4: TikTok side street interviews and just me saying some outlandish
Speaker 4: stuff anyways, kind of like a vib ject yeah, just
Speaker 4: being like the next hot to a guy, right.
Speaker 2: I'll, oh, you could be the hot to a guy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I'll, I'll, I'll listen, I'll say some outlandis stuff.
Speaker 3: They need to just end that her whole thing. And
Speaker 3: and she might be a nice young lady, but she's
Speaker 3: now got a podcast called the what is it the
Speaker 3: Hot talk to?
Speaker 2: Yeah, talk to us.
Speaker 4: She's kind of hot. I'm not gonna lie.
Speaker 2: Oh, of course she is. That's why. That's part of
Speaker 2: why she became like this viral sensation.
Speaker 4: But she's young. I'm afraid to say that.
Speaker 3: And but like here here's my thing. Like she's doing
Speaker 3: a podcast just yeah, in which hey whatever, if she's
Speaker 3: getting the bag and she's getting you know, it's then
Speaker 3: then I would be doing the same thing if I
Speaker 3: was her.
Speaker 2: But like she she does.
Speaker 3: She know, she's kind of become like the butt of
Speaker 3: the joke. Like if you've seen those videos that like
Speaker 3: all the frats are doing on TikTok, they do they
Speaker 3: talk to a watch party, watch party, and she'll say
Speaker 3: something like you know anything, and they'll just be like
Speaker 3: like like.
Speaker 4: She'ld just go crazy like saying it and they booed
Speaker 4: the friends saying she said, no, this is how you
Speaker 4: gotta do it, and they just go crazy. I'm kind
Speaker 4: of selfishly liking those right now, and I guess she's
Speaker 4: kind of getting new life with that podcast.
Speaker 3: No, but but that's my thing is that she's not
Speaker 3: like the life is just like everybody's realizing, wow, it's
Speaker 3: crazy that she's probably become a millionaire, and like nobody
Speaker 3: would say that they find this to be interesting or entertaining,
Speaker 3: but you know, the internet is going to do what
Speaker 3: the Internet does. Kind of like Lieutenant Dan down there
Speaker 3: in Tampa, like, you know, before everybody found out he
Speaker 3: was a scumbag with a bunch of terrible offenses in
Speaker 3: his criminal record, Like, oh, you didn't see that, you
Speaker 3: know I'm talking about though.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I've been avidly following the Lieutenant Dan. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So there was somebody, some big streamer that offered
Speaker 3: him like a hundred k, you know, to to like
Speaker 3: do live streams with him, and you know, do live
Speaker 3: streams from the boat because he's gonna he's he lives
Speaker 3: in the boat full time or whatever. Yeah, but then
Speaker 3: you know, they they they rescinded the offer because they realized,
Speaker 3: you know, he has a terrible criminal history, and you
Speaker 3: know how people become famous and successful, Like I guess
Speaker 3: it's the new American way for some and I'd say
Speaker 3: the majority of the people that are hating on it
Speaker 3: or probably just jealous, and you know, I get it,
Speaker 3: but you know it at some point.
Speaker 4: Liked and Ross. That's who it is, right, that kid.
Speaker 3: Yeah he pulled his offer. But like you know, like
Speaker 3: talk to like what are we really getting out of that?
Speaker 3: You know, like bad for the friend. You know, she
Speaker 3: was just there, but I guess she's taking a friend along.
Speaker 2: You know, yeah, but that's even sad like that, you know,
Speaker 2: she just.
Speaker 3: Sits there while she does At one point, the friend's
Speaker 3: going to realize, yeah, I wish I would have been
Speaker 3: able to cash in from a monetary standpoint like she was.
Speaker 3: But you know, like one day, the friend's probably gonna
Speaker 3: have to be here here.
Speaker 2: Let me just tell you how this works.
Speaker 3: Okay, the friend's going to be the one to tell her, Like, look,
Speaker 3: you might want to read the room. Financially, I'm sure
Speaker 3: this has been good, but like nobody's laughing with you.
Speaker 3: They're laughing at you now, and then the hawk Ta
Speaker 3: girl is going to be like, oh, you're just jealous
Speaker 3: that it's not you. That's where this energy's coming from.
Speaker 3: And then they're going to have a big split. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and it's going to be all played out over social media.
Speaker 4: To be a boxing mask.
Speaker 3: Everybody's going to be covering the fact that the hawk
Speaker 3: Tua girl and her friend are fighting because to a
Speaker 3: girl thinks that her friend's jealous that that it wasn't her.
Speaker 3: And then they end up having a reality show and
Speaker 3: it's the drama and then like you know, it's the
Speaker 3: next Jersey shorecast, it's still fifteen years later, milking that
Speaker 3: whole thing.
Speaker 4: Do you remember her name?
Speaker 2: Haktua? Yeah, Hailey Welch right or is it Kaylee?
Speaker 4: I think it's Hailey.
Speaker 2: It's okay, I knew Welch.
Speaker 4: I just I just love how how it's just still
Speaker 4: hot too, and you know, like no one will know
Speaker 4: you're talking about it if you's how old is.
Speaker 2: She don't make me sound like a perverct hell does
Speaker 2: she think she had?
Speaker 4: I think she's like twenty. I think she's like under
Speaker 4: legal drinking age but still above like legal age.
Speaker 3: I hate to say, like, there's nothing illegal or wrong
Speaker 3: with it. She's twenty two, by the way.
Speaker 4: Okay, there you go.
Speaker 3: According to this website, she's twenty two, you know, like
Speaker 3: twenty two. Clearly I can't. I can't relate to a
Speaker 3: woman who I still would just view as a girl
Speaker 3: even though she's an adult. But like, let's be real,
Speaker 3: Like one of the reasons why that blew up is
Speaker 3: because she's she's she's attractive, but also looks relatable, Like, yeah,
Speaker 3: she's the ten that's like not completely out of your world.
Speaker 3: She's like, you know, instead of being a billion miles
Speaker 3: out of your league, she's like a thousand miles out
Speaker 3: of your league, you know what I mean. And I'm
Speaker 3: not talking about you specifically. I was talking about like
Speaker 3: the average guy. Like she was a little more she
Speaker 3: was a little more relatable because she wasn't famous yet. Yeah,
Speaker 3: and then she started about she started to I mean,
Speaker 3: if you know what she meant when she said hawk too,
Speaker 3: and then then you know, then that's why people got,
Speaker 3: people got, you know, excited about it. But I'm just
Speaker 3: gonna say this without hopefully sounding like a you know,
Speaker 3: an old PERV. She hasn't looked as good since she
Speaker 3: said that, not that it matters, like again, but like
Speaker 3: I still see her now all the time, and I
Speaker 3: don't feel like she looks exactly the same interest And
Speaker 3: it doesn't matter because you know, she's still clearly getting
Speaker 3: podcast deals and interviewing celebrities and doing numbers, as they say.
Speaker 3: But like, I don't know, like the intrigue for a
Speaker 3: lot of people may have worn off, because you know,
Speaker 3: she's not just some random shike you saw on Broadway
Speaker 3: that started talking about hawk tua, which of course means
Speaker 3: oral sex. And you know it was a moment that
Speaker 3: she capitalized on and it changed your life. What this
Speaker 3: thing's gotta This thing will run its course before too long.
Speaker 4: I think that's the next thing. You're going the reality
Speaker 4: show route, and the her and her friends splitting.
Speaker 3: Like I may have just given them good run. I
Speaker 3: may have just given them advice on how to keep
Speaker 3: this thing going. I think stage out the beat between
Speaker 3: you and the friend and and and yeah, you gotta
Speaker 3: you can't just keep like, hey, I'm the hawk Tua girl,
Speaker 3: I'm here to talk on a podcast about nothing, and
Speaker 3: hey I'm the hawk to a girl. I'm going to
Speaker 3: introduce this musician at his concert, like that'll I mean,
Speaker 3: I think that's already kind of dried up. There was
Speaker 3: a I mean I kind of thought she was already
Speaker 3: done whenever she brought out somebody at some music festival
Speaker 3: and like there was no reaction, and like it became
Speaker 3: a national story that like, oh oh, her two minutes
Speaker 3: of fame is already up.
Speaker 4: I just think in this horny world we live in,
Speaker 4: Oh it's a horny world, you know, man, that I
Speaker 4: think the next big thing. I don't think that she
Speaker 4: wanted to capitalize off what the innuendo was just immediately.
Speaker 4: But I think once she feels that it's coming down,
Speaker 4: then that's when like the fan content sites will come
Speaker 4: in and then she'll be it maybe a little bit
Speaker 4: of modeling.
Speaker 3: And to be fair, though, I can give her I
Speaker 3: could you know, I genuinely have a lot of respect
Speaker 3: for her and her morals and her you know, her
Speaker 3: her as a person. Not to say that anybody that
Speaker 3: does this is a bad person, but she didn't, you know,
Speaker 3: the best way for her to make an insane amount
Speaker 3: of money would be to get an only fans, like
Speaker 3: no joke, like that's you said it. It's a horny
Speaker 3: world out there, and she like it apparently was something
Speaker 3: that she was repulsed by, which I guess that's probably
Speaker 3: just her her upbringing and her as a person, So
Speaker 3: you know.
Speaker 2: She's at least stuck true to that.
Speaker 3: Although you know, when you get when you get, when
Speaker 3: you get older, and like, people ask how'd she become famous? Well,
Speaker 3: let me tell you about, tell you about what I
Speaker 3: said on camera on Broadway to a random person with
Speaker 3: a phone, and it, you know, because it's not as
Speaker 3: if she was just oh my god, who's this if
Speaker 3: she wouldn't, if she would have just been on camera
Speaker 3: and not said what she said, never gets any traction, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And then have you seen the stuff with the
Speaker 4: I think like the guy that interviewed her as a
Speaker 4: little salty, and it's just like, I mean, it was
Speaker 4: on my show that she said that. I mean, I
Speaker 4: guess I would kind of be a little you know,
Speaker 4: frustrated too, because that guy is not getting any sort
Speaker 4: of love.
Speaker 2: I mean, but he's not entitled to it, is he?
Speaker 4: No, no one is. But you know, I guess when
Speaker 4: you're thinking of something like that, people are gonna say, oh,
Speaker 4: she said that on this Bozos podcast or this Bozo's
Speaker 4: this goofballs taken.
Speaker 3: I mean I think you mean, I feel like you could.
Speaker 3: I mean, I don't even know, Like what does he
Speaker 3: feel like he would be entitled to because he's just
Speaker 3: once more recognition he had, he had a platform, but
Speaker 3: she did what she did. He didn't coach her up
Speaker 3: to say that, you know what I mean, Like it'd
Speaker 3: be one thing if like it was a stage thing
Speaker 3: and he put it in motion knowing it would take off.
Speaker 2: But that wasn't it. So and yeah, what's 'let me
Speaker 2: tell you this.
Speaker 3: What sucks for that guy is someone who you know,
Speaker 3: tries to find ways to always be thinking of new
Speaker 3: creative content and all that.
Speaker 2: He can't.
Speaker 3: He needs to retire from that game. He won't top that,
Speaker 3: you know what I mean, Like he's he's only going down.
Speaker 3: He can't recreate that moment and nothing will even come
Speaker 3: close to it, which really really isn't a fault check.
Speaker 2: It's just how it played out.
Speaker 3: Oh if it happened on a vibe check, I mean,
Speaker 3: I don't know, like I can't imagine how that would
Speaker 3: be that you know, that would be said in in
Speaker 3: the the course of what we do with viob check stuff,
Speaker 3: but I don't know. I mean, I think there's there's
Speaker 3: some stuff from that Louder than Life vibe check that
Speaker 3: if it got if it got to the right And again,
Speaker 3: I posted the video from last year's Louder than Life
Speaker 3: vib check on TikTok. It's so fantastic for you know,
Speaker 3: And I don't think i'd posted the full thing last year.
Speaker 3: I think I've only posted like a few different clips
Speaker 3: from it. But I put it up the week of
Speaker 3: a couple weeks ago and it had over one hundred
Speaker 3: thousand views on TikTok in twenty four hours. Yeah, people
Speaker 3: thought it was people thought it was this year. But
Speaker 3: also like you know, like you never know what's going
Speaker 3: to take off. I mean, I'm not surprised that one did,
Speaker 3: because there's a lot to see there, and it's just like,
Speaker 3: I mean that that's not why I've not done a
Speaker 3: vibe check in a long time. But to be fair,
Speaker 3: I could easily use that as an excuse and say, well, look,
Speaker 3: you know, I'm not top of that, you know what
Speaker 3: I mean?
Speaker 2: Because that was that was something.
Speaker 3: Speaking of good stuff, We're going to talk to doctor
Speaker 3: Larry beIN's of Pro Reaf Physical Therapy. I hate that
Speaker 3: he's that his lead in was us talking about talk
Speaker 3: to a But you know, I'm sorry, Larry, but we're
Speaker 3: going to talk to him. He'll join us, and we
Speaker 3: will let him be the professional grown up of the show,
Speaker 3: because that's what he is.
Speaker 2: He's a pro.
Speaker 3: He's doctor Larry beIN's of Pro ref Physical Therapy. I'm
Speaker 3: going to try to find a way to get him to,
Speaker 3: you know, not give us any inside InFocus. He can't
Speaker 3: do that and I would never put him in that spot.
Speaker 4: But there's some.
Speaker 3: Injury issues with Louisville football, and what we know is
Speaker 3: not much. It's pretty vague. But all I do know
Speaker 3: is that at Quincy, Riley's healthy and able to play.
Speaker 3: That changes a lot of things for Louisville. But again,
Speaker 3: it's been pretty hush hush on his situation, on his
Speaker 3: status when it comes to injuries. So we'll talk to
Speaker 3: doctor Ben's on the other side, don't go anywhere. It's
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Speaker 1: Now back to coffee and Company, fueled by Thornton's on
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Speaker 2: Day Coffee and Company.
Speaker 3: Rolling along here about halfway through on a Friday afternoon,
Speaker 3: as we get you set for the weekend, a beautiful
Speaker 3: friday here in Louisville, Kentucky, and we now bring in
Speaker 3: a special guest. It's doctor Larry Benn's of pro reapp
Speaker 3: Physical Therapy. Doctor Ben's, how we doing on this Friday afternoon.
Speaker 5: We're doing super getting ready to roll into a great weekend.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you this, when it comes to the
Speaker 3: Louisville football injury situation, there's some guys that are dealing
Speaker 3: with injuries that honestly, fans, myself included, don't know a
Speaker 3: whole lot about it, and we're not entitled to know.
Speaker 2: Right it's it's it can be private.
Speaker 3: But there's some guys that if they're healthy in their
Speaker 3: back it could make a big impact for this team
Speaker 3: that certainly needs to get a win on Saturday. But
Speaker 3: when it comes to Quincy Riley, clearly one of the
Speaker 3: best players on this team, future NFL player, I believe
Speaker 3: he's been out for a couple of weeks, and Jeff
Speaker 3: Brown earlier this week mentioned that it really comes down
Speaker 3: to when he's comfortable enough to play. I look at
Speaker 3: that as an encouraging sign that he's that he's getting closer.
Speaker 3: But maybe that's just me, you know, wishfully thinking on
Speaker 3: my end with Quincy. I mean, when you hear it
Speaker 3: being kind of a lower a lower extremity thing, and
Speaker 3: they're kind of just monitoring, and he hasn't been ruled
Speaker 3: out for a game. It's been questionable game time decision,
Speaker 3: but we're we're all still, you know, impatiently waiting to
Speaker 3: see him back on the field.
Speaker 5: I agree, So as best I could tell, it looks
Speaker 5: like a right, you know, sort of a foot or
Speaker 5: an ankle injury, because he was clearly limping during parts of
Speaker 5: the Georgia Tech game. I would have to say that
Speaker 5: that I think, you know, his phrase, while frustrating, is
Speaker 5: probably the correct one. He has to get comfortable with
Speaker 5: the uncomfortable meaning that it sounds like it's in a
Speaker 5: position where it will do no harm by playing, which
Speaker 5: he generally thought it was a good thing. But at
Speaker 5: the same time, he has to be able to tolerate
Speaker 5: move and be effective as a starter. If this is
Speaker 5: injury causes him to not be as effective because he
Speaker 5: can't run as fast, he can't make the cuts and
Speaker 5: so forth, then he's not going to do the team,
Speaker 5: you know, Justice. I think the Notre Dame game was interesting,
Speaker 5: is the best I could tell. I think it looks
Speaker 5: like he almost reinjured it a bit there, and you know,
Speaker 5: didn't play much in Georgia Tech. And you know, we'll see,
Speaker 5: we'll see going forward. We certainly need him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And when it comes to athletes that are in
Speaker 3: that position to where especially they've never been in that
Speaker 3: spot before, where it comes down to just kind of
Speaker 3: getting I guess, more comfortable being uncomfortable, knowing that you're
Speaker 3: likely not going to reinjure it, but you all, you know,
Speaker 3: you're also going to be dealing with some clear discomfort.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's that's going to be a process for
Speaker 3: athletes who've never done that before.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 3: It doesn't mean that they're not as you know, as
Speaker 3: able to deal with some pain, but like that, you know,
Speaker 3: I would assume when you're trying to kind of feel
Speaker 3: that out all because you're not going to be doing
Speaker 3: it in practice and potentially you know, not being as
Speaker 3: fresh for the game.
Speaker 2: I just feel like it's.
Speaker 3: One of those moments, Larry, where as a fan myself
Speaker 3: who just wants to see my team win and wants
Speaker 3: everybody to be healthy. That's a component I haven't really
Speaker 3: thought about. It is like, hey, yeah, he might be
Speaker 3: able to go, but if he's sixty five percent, it's
Speaker 3: only going to do a disservice to the team.
Speaker 5: That's exactly right. I think you have these college athletes generally,
Speaker 5: it's not the kid or the athlete that wants to
Speaker 5: be held out, it's their condition, and so between the
Speaker 5: sports medicine staff and the coaching it's their job to
Speaker 5: decide whether sixty five percent of Quintin Riley is better
Speaker 5: than one hundred percent of our backup. You also have
Speaker 5: to obviously protect them, make sure they don't get hurt again,
Speaker 5: those kind of things. The difficulty here is he's a
Speaker 5: defensive back. If he was an offensive lineman, it's a
Speaker 5: whole lot easier to play with a foot and ankle
Speaker 5: injury than it is. You know, somebody has to make
Speaker 5: cuts and tackles and things like he has to, So
Speaker 5: you have to at this period of time, you just
Speaker 5: got to rely on your sports medicine team and your
Speaker 5: coach working together with the student athlete and see what happens.
Speaker 3: Doctor Larry Bins a prori of physical therapy. Is our
Speaker 3: guest joining us here on Sports Talk seven ninety this May.
Speaker 3: This is just when I saw this story earlier, I
Speaker 3: wanted to make sure I brought it up to you,
Speaker 3: just because I'm curious of your of your your response
Speaker 3: to this, if this is if this is anything or not.
Speaker 3: But in the NFL, one of the best young receivers
Speaker 3: in the league, Elak neighbors for the New York Giants.
Speaker 3: He's going to miss a second straight game with a
Speaker 3: concussion and it's become sort of a TMZ type story,
Speaker 3: and of course it's made its way all across the
Speaker 3: Internet and the sports world as well that despite dealing
Speaker 3: with concussion like symptoms keeping him out, he was at
Speaker 3: a concert recently. And you know, the New York media
Speaker 3: is having a field day with that, claiming that if
Speaker 3: he was so hurt and so, you know, if he
Speaker 3: was struggling so much, then maybe he wouldn't be hanging
Speaker 3: out at a concert. I mean, is this one of
Speaker 3: those situations where you know, him being not cleared to
Speaker 3: play the game of football, dealing with the concussion symptoms,
Speaker 3: like he can still live his life. It's just it's
Speaker 3: not the same thing as going to a Concert's not
Speaker 3: the same thing as going out there and playing football,
Speaker 3: which is a very violent sport every single play.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's interesting, I did see that. Here's what I
Speaker 5: would tell you about concussions is that they're highly individual
Speaker 5: and personal because you're talking about the brain, and so
Speaker 5: the variances are the rule, not the exception. The NFL
Speaker 5: has a very strict concussion protocol, which is, you know,
Speaker 5: effectively a set of guidelines that players have to go
Speaker 5: through in numbers of steps, including sort of an initial
Speaker 5: evaluation and ongoing evaluation. Then they do a stage to
Speaker 5: return to play, meaning no contact. Then there are allowed
Speaker 5: to participate in contact, and every stage of those they're
Speaker 5: monitored for any symptoms of concussion. So if him being
Speaker 5: at a concert tells me that he must be in
Speaker 5: the part of the protocol that they're not concerned with.
Speaker 5: In other words, he's progressed healing wise to a level
Speaker 5: they don't seem to be really concerned. But it certainly
Speaker 5: did catch the social media and the world by a
Speaker 5: little bit of surprise, because you know, he's a much
Speaker 5: needed player, just like the gwenton Riley for us that
Speaker 5: we were just talking about.
Speaker 3: It may be silly, maybe silly, but I know that
Speaker 3: when you are in the spotlight as a high level athlete,
Speaker 3: rather it be college or of course professional, and you
Speaker 3: are dealing with something that is keeping you out and
Speaker 3: there could be some noise out there and you can't
Speaker 3: control what people say. That's you know, that's completely out
Speaker 3: of your control. In fact, your best to just not
Speaker 3: pay attention to it. But when it comes to the
Speaker 3: sports medicine side of things, is there any kind of
Speaker 3: conversation with athletes, and not to say that they need to,
Speaker 3: but maybe, like, would it be a bad look knowing
Speaker 3: that I can't play if I'm out seen doing this?
Speaker 3: That's no way to live your life. But obviously, you know,
Speaker 3: the little things like this could turn into something being
Speaker 3: a big story. That could just be, you know, a
Speaker 3: negative look when it comes to p I mean, I
Speaker 3: wouldn't think that if you're hurt and you can't play,
Speaker 3: you would need to talk to the staff about, you know,
Speaker 3: the perception of what you're doing, how it makes everything look.
Speaker 3: But you know, that may be a terrible question. But
Speaker 3: when you mentioned that whole thing, I just that first
Speaker 3: thing that came to my mind is that are these
Speaker 3: athletes aware of what people may think, you know, they
Speaker 3: are enable to do because they're not playing football or
Speaker 3: basketball or whatever sport.
Speaker 5: Well, let's unpack this a little bit. I think you
Speaker 5: bring up one point, which is that transparency is there, right,
Speaker 5: it's one of these lives or under a microscope, particularly
Speaker 5: with phone cameras and social media. Yeh, when an athlete
Speaker 5: is heard in the NFL. Remember, these are professionals, so
Speaker 5: these are compensatory injuries, meaning they are effectively on workers comp.
Speaker 5: Under workers comp, there are restrictions. Oftentimes players have additional
Speaker 5: contractual limitations. It's not unusual, for example, to see a
Speaker 5: player's contract where they can't ride a motorcycle or jump
Speaker 5: out of airplanes in a parachute. Those are just sort of,
Speaker 5: you know, ridiculous examples, but good exact. What we don't
Speaker 5: know about a protocol for the concussion is does exposure
Speaker 5: at a concert with high noise levels risk long term
Speaker 5: brain damage? That's the fundamental question here, and I would
Speaker 5: say probably for the most part no, But that's certainly
Speaker 5: a conversation that the athletes should be having with their
Speaker 5: sports medicine staff, the neurologist who's involved and others who
Speaker 5: have to carry them through this very staged protocol. Keep
Speaker 5: in mind, the NFL had very very high settlement dollars
Speaker 5: on concussions, and so they're very very disciplined, strong rigor
Speaker 5: in regards to concussion, as you see from for example,
Speaker 5: the Miami quarterback to.
Speaker 3: A yeah, and you know, it's one of those things
Speaker 3: that the whole question as far as and again those
Speaker 3: things maybe if those conversations are being having in private,
Speaker 3: as far as what a what a concert could do
Speaker 3: to somebody dealing with the concussion symptoms, it's one thing,
Speaker 3: but you know, it becomes a public story if you're
Speaker 3: you know, I kind of feel for these athletes at times,
Speaker 3: because you're right that when people have their their phone
Speaker 3: on them with a camera at all times, it's just it's,
Speaker 3: you know, you've got to be careful and any little
Speaker 3: thing could could be portrayed as something that's just not
Speaker 3: you know, not legitimate. But another injury in the NFL
Speaker 3: that really isn't that relevant. Because my colts, Larry, they're bad,
Speaker 3: They're really bad. They gave the Jaguars their first win
Speaker 3: last week, and just you know, I'm a sad Colts fan,
Speaker 3: but Anthony Richardson. He's been out with what's been called
Speaker 3: an oblique injury. He missed the game against the Steelers
Speaker 3: in Week four and then missed Actually the injury was
Speaker 3: suffered in Week four against the Steelers, but he missed
Speaker 3: last week's game against the Jags. It sounds like right
Speaker 3: now he's going to be a game time decision. When
Speaker 3: you hear oblique injury, we think in I mean, is
Speaker 3: that just mid section? I mean that could if he's
Speaker 3: game time decision. I assume it's just something he's nursing,
Speaker 3: something that doesn't appear to be super severe. But then again,
Speaker 3: he's one of those guys that they could probably sit
Speaker 3: him out just to make sure he's totally healthy, because
Speaker 3: Flacco may actually be a better option for him to
Speaker 3: win right now.
Speaker 5: Oh no, it's exactly right. I think. By the way,
Speaker 5: don't I don't feel too bad for you and your
Speaker 5: cults think of me and my Cleveland.
Speaker 2: You're right, you're right, Hey, hey, perspective perspect major issues. Yeah,
Speaker 2: perspective is appreciated. You're right.
Speaker 3: I'm glad you said that, because that that that makes
Speaker 3: me realize that you know, it could be worse.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry.
Speaker 5: To say that, Larry, No, that's exactly right. I mean,
Speaker 5: I think he is taking the majority of of reps.
Speaker 5: He's limited. You know, he is listed as questionable as
Speaker 5: you well know, the NFL has this, you know, has
Speaker 5: this protocol that they follow. Colleges are now starting to
Speaker 5: follow it. It's not the same definitions, so those of
Speaker 5: you who play fantasy football can rely a little bit
Speaker 5: more on the NFL's definitions than those who you know,
Speaker 5: bet college football games and and go by the nc
Speaker 5: double A or the particular teams protocols. But yeah, he's
Speaker 5: listed as it's like a mid section injury, so think
Speaker 5: of an abdominal strain you know, where that manifests itself
Speaker 5: in a quarterback is obviously you know, throwing the ball
Speaker 5: in particular and running, so you know, you do take protection.
Speaker 5: You know, you can get pads and things, but at
Speaker 5: the end of the day, does that restrict you from
Speaker 5: doing your job? So I suspect he's going to be fine,
Speaker 5: and then leaving him out longer has a lot to
Speaker 5: do with, you know, how the team progresses throughout the season.
Speaker 5: It's still early, Nick, don't get too you know, don't
Speaker 5: get too riled up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, I guess. I guess it's true. And to
Speaker 3: be fair, the division isn't super scary. But whenever you
Speaker 3: give the Jags their first win, when they look as
Speaker 3: if they were potentially going to be on track to
Speaker 3: be the worst team, it's just it's it's a little deflating.
Speaker 3: But you're right, there's a lot of football left, and
Speaker 3: you know it could always anytime you say it couldn't
Speaker 3: get worse, that's that's an invitation for it to get worse.
Speaker 3: So I'm gonna try to believe in the in the
Speaker 3: power of positivity. Speaking of positivity, Larry, I was in
Speaker 3: chart at the last couple of days for the ACC
Speaker 3: basketball tip off, the media days, and I was around
Speaker 3: Javon Hadley and Chucky Hepburn had him on the show
Speaker 3: and had Pat Kelsey as well. And I know you,
Speaker 3: of course, are very close with the folks that you have.
Speaker 3: L I think this team is going to be you know,
Speaker 3: hopefully they win a lot of games. I think they will.
Speaker 3: But these guys, man, it's just it's refreshing to see
Speaker 3: a group of people from top to bottom, players, coaches, everybody.
Speaker 2: That you know.
Speaker 3: Not only are they are they eager to get the
Speaker 3: season started and have success. They are so they're so
Speaker 3: happy to be at Louisville, and as a Louisville fan,
Speaker 3: with the hoops program struggling in the last few years,
Speaker 3: it's just, you know, it's it's been very refreshing to
Speaker 3: see people who are here thinking like, hey, this is
Speaker 3: an awesome place to be And I know you, you know,
Speaker 3: I know you're a big supporter of Pat Kelsey and
Speaker 3: his team, but I think we're going to be in
Speaker 3: for a really fun basketball season this year. This team's
Speaker 3: gonna be fun to watch, and I think these guys
Speaker 3: are going to be really relatable to this fan base.
Speaker 5: No, absolutely, and oftentimes you know, the players take on
Speaker 5: the personality to coach or the coaches in this case,
Speaker 5: high energy. I think the team is showing an incredible
Speaker 5: amount of maturity in terms of, you know, lots of
Speaker 5: them are going to be one year players for us,
Speaker 5: and so they're trying to adopt a cardinal for life mentality.
Speaker 5: I've had the privilege of going to a couple of practices.
Speaker 5: They practice with incredible intensity, yet they're together that's drilled
Speaker 5: into them around you know, Pat Kelsey's ABC's with you know,
Speaker 5: c being the community and you know, being together as
Speaker 5: a unit, and that's thegetherness that they have. It is
Speaker 5: just exciting times for Louisville fans. I firmly believe that
Speaker 5: the product that they're going to put out there is
Speaker 5: going to make us very very happy. Will they win
Speaker 5: all their games, obviously not, but they're going to be
Speaker 5: competitive and they're not going to go down without a
Speaker 5: strong fight.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: One of the one of the national guys that was
Speaker 3: there over the Wednesday when we first arrived, he'd been
Speaker 3: able to see a practice, I think it was in
Speaker 3: the last couple of weeks, and he'd said that the
Speaker 3: team really is a reflection of Pat Kelsey, which I
Speaker 3: feel like, if you're a head coach, there's got to
Speaker 3: be nothing that makes you feel better than that.
Speaker 4: Right.
Speaker 5: That's absolutely right, and I think you know that's his style.
Speaker 5: You know, one story I like to tell everybody about
Speaker 5: him that's pretty well documented is College of Charleston last
Speaker 5: year was in a very similar situation that we were
Speaker 5: in this year, meaning he had been the coach there
Speaker 5: already and had an incredible, most successful season they ever had,
Speaker 5: and then he had to rebuild his entire lineup from
Speaker 5: scratch with nil and everything else. This was last year
Speaker 5: at College of Charleston. He was able to do it
Speaker 5: incredibly effective. Comes to Louisville and what he has put together.
Speaker 5: You know, he's gone through that learning curve. He understands
Speaker 5: the culture and who's you know, if there's going to
Speaker 5: be a potential bad apple, he wasn't taking them. And
Speaker 5: he you know, carefully crafted. You know, this team piecemeal together,
Speaker 5: and boy, it sure looks that you know, they got
Speaker 5: that right, and they've got the culture and they certainly
Speaker 5: have the enthusiasm for the university as you alluded to,
Speaker 5: as well as kind of understand the fans.
Speaker 2: Yep, whenever you go thirty one and four, sixteen and
Speaker 2: two in league play in the portal era, there's going
Speaker 2: at a place like Charleston, there's going to be there's
Speaker 2: going to be guys who move on to the higher level.
Speaker 2: And what did you do? The next year?
Speaker 3: He came back and he won his league again, won
Speaker 3: twenty seven games. And I can definitely tell that there
Speaker 3: was a there was a type of player that had
Speaker 3: certain intangibles that he was seeking when he put this
Speaker 3: roster together. Guys that are versatile guys that are mature,
Speaker 3: guys that will buy in. And you know it's not
Speaker 3: just about going out and seeing Okay, well, this service
Speaker 3: has this guy as the fifth best player in the
Speaker 3: portal of this position. Certainly, you want guys that have talent,
Speaker 3: but they got to be able to fit what you
Speaker 3: want to do. They got to be able to kind
Speaker 3: of buy in. And you know, we'll see. You're right,
Speaker 3: you know, they may they're not gonna win every game,
Speaker 3: and who knows, we have no clue what the results
Speaker 3: are going to be. But they're going to play a
Speaker 3: fun style and I can't wait. Man, I'm still hopeful
Speaker 3: that football season gets you know, this team bounces back
Speaker 3: on Saturday against Virginia. I'm hoping that they will. But
Speaker 3: basketball's got me excited. But you know, we'll see. We'll
Speaker 3: be here before too long. But Larry, I've kept you
Speaker 3: too long. I certainly appreciate you making time for us
Speaker 3: as always. Enjoy your weekend, my friend, and we will
Speaker 3: talk soon.
Speaker 2: Thanks buddy, bad take care of go cards.
Speaker 3: That's doctor Larry Ben's pro rehat physical therapy. Always appreciate
Speaker 3: him making time for us.
Speaker 2: Quick break.
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Speaker 3: the college football stuff this week, just because this past
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