Speaker 1: Off the Bench with Jacob Hester and Matt Flynn.
Speaker 2: Let's go.
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Speaker 3: Han's to Hester and Hester got it.
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Speaker 1: Live from the Raising Kine studio. Here's Jacob Hester and
Matt Flynn.
Speaker 3: James who.
Speaker 4: God slipping over there, Bud in here.
Speaker 3: Taylor's up.
Speaker 5: Sometimes I forget to do THEE and I.
Speaker 4: Said take it away, Tata, and he didn't take it
away because the sound been played.
Speaker 3: So I saw you not paying attention.
Speaker 4: So that's why I pushed your microphone over there, trying
to be a good teammate.
Speaker 3: Not take it away, gave it away. It's turnover on downs.
All right, Hey, good morning, buddy, Hey, good morning. How
are you doing? Fantastic?
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small one. It's hot as hell.
Speaker 5: It is so hot, okay, I thought, was profusely.
Speaker 3: Did Look.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 6: I have this little thermometer back here. I can't I
can't say for sure if it works or not. It
says this eighty one degree.
Speaker 3: I believe, and it does it say on there.
Speaker 6: If temperature exceeds seventy five, called Johnny.
Speaker 5: Johnny is not with us.
Speaker 3: Johnny retired a year ago.
Speaker 5: He is not with us anymore.
Speaker 3: Oh, there's a guy named Johnny. Johnny passed away.
Speaker 5: I didn't know that, and they're like, call him.
Speaker 3: I didn't know Johnny pastor a little boy bad.
Speaker 5: But anyway, it's very hot in here.
Speaker 3: Heavy news already, I know. I know.
Speaker 7: Sometimes there's noises in the hallway. Look, it's seven am,
nobody's here. We're leaving the door open. Yeah, it's hot
up in here.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I need the air circulating.
Speaker 3: And we still haven't really figured out which the thermostatic.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know which one is.
Speaker 7: I think it's the one by the bathroom, like around
the corner.
Speaker 3: I think it's that one. Yeah, we've talked about that before.
I've gone over there and looked at it. But the
problem is there's a completely different temperature on that.
Speaker 5: Side, right, I don't know.
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure. I'm pretty sure it's that one.
Speaker 7: So I know every time it's hot in you're Landing
always calls somebody and they're looking because my desk is
right there and they're looking at that one.
Speaker 3: So I think it's that's that's the right one. But well,
they just don't realize that it's warming up in Baton
rage and they hadn't really changed the the thermostep same
temperature as it was when it was probably twenty eight
degrees a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 5: I mean, it feels so good outside.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's just opened up a window.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Brian's windows.
Speaker 3: Well, we got the fire exit right here, right up.
There's not many windows in this studio we can open. Hey,
I do it? Good morning, Great, everybody's good. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Did you figure it out?
Speaker 4: No, we didn't figure it was the A C was on.
It was on seventy.
Speaker 5: Eight degree seventy eight.
Speaker 3: It was seventy seventy.
Speaker 4: Eight in here. And then I try to, you know,
knock it down. Nothing happened. I'm like, okay, why it's
not working, So open the flap the entire system as off.
Speaker 3: They see it wasn't even.
Speaker 7: Guess I guess what it was really cold? I turn
it never got kicked back on one.
Speaker 3: Who did that? Oh? I think I might feel actually
feel the air. I feel some air. Yeah, Hey, good job,
high five.
Speaker 4: Some gun wasn't known.
Speaker 3: Bro, son of a gun?
Speaker 5: How was it not on?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 3: I know, sometimes we talk about it being cold in here.
It kind of has to.
Speaker 5: Be, yeah, because there's too much equipment.
Speaker 4: This room is not as big as it looks if
you're watching this on YouTube, very stuffy.
Speaker 3: We could when who did that hand in hand goes
almost I mean it goes about three quarters of the way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know who you are, and you're probably not
awake already.
Speaker 5: You know who always has a blanket? Jordan? No, well,
Jordan always has a blanket floor.
Speaker 3: Out here in a blanket one time.
Speaker 5: Jordan like could be fully covered.
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 7: I walked in one time, sweatpants, hoodie, beanie and like
a blanket that he was using like a snuggie.
Speaker 3: And I walked in. I was like, what do you do?
Speaker 7: And He's like I should get a hazard pay dude,
just way too cold in here.
Speaker 3: And I was like, it's not it is. It is
cold in the studio. So are we saying Jordan's the culprit?
Speaker 6: Probably Yeah, it has to be someone that knows where
the thermostat is.
Speaker 5: But I just wanted to I do feel the air now.
Speaker 3: I kind of outed myself, but it wasn't me.
Speaker 5: Yeah I do. I did want to point out the
fact that he like walks around with the blanket.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, No, it would be probably Tate Jordans
or Cassie.
Speaker 3: Cassie wasn't Mere. Maybe so maybe Moose.
Speaker 4: I don't know, if I guess that does control the
entire floor.
Speaker 5: Aid could be or Brian whoever was stopped doing never
in there.
Speaker 3: Maybe Hunt's arms got cold because we know it's Cora's
right stays warm, and man loves a vest, respect to
the vest and in the tear system of vest loving.
It's Marty McFly, Hunt, Palmer, space, space space, every other
human you put, I'm in there. I'm in there.
Speaker 5: Likely, I don't know.
Speaker 4: I feel like ever since we kind of brought it up,
you don't wear them as much.
Speaker 3: I'm worn mon a lot this year, were a ton
last winter, haven't.
Speaker 4: I haven't really heard on Monday, I'm I saying you
don't wear them anymore? But you once were up there
with Hunt and Marty McFly.
Speaker 3: Well, yeah, when the temperatures are low enough to make
my core cold. Now it's heating up a little bit, buddy.
You got to dress appropriately for the weather.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, I know it's heating up, So I just
went and found the a C.
Speaker 3: Thank god you did it, buddy. That's the best thing
you've done since picking up a linebacker, ticking out a linebacker,
tackling that guy after I threw pick.
Speaker 4: Is still did you see somebody put that online the
other day? I did say that, how bs was it
that I got fifteen yards?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Like I had four Alabama players.
Speaker 6: Like I think someone that, Yeah, I need a breakdown
of this funny You.
Speaker 4: Have Kirby smart like taking one of the players away,
but then like you could see the players and like
there's a walk on little nad non athletic dude that
comes behind me and like grabs me by the back
of the jersey, and I got fifteen yards. I think
Shaw was the referee of that. You're a bum, Like, yes,
we know you're a homer already for them, but my god,
I got fifteen yards for that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you an't called rough of the passer either. Some
sure I got rough some terrible officiate. He didn't even
try to hide it. At that point, that's where it
really started.
Speaker 4: We got fun. We do need to find that and
pull it up. It was like two weeks ago, though,
so there's a lot of a lot of noteations.
Speaker 3: I'm just trying to make a play out there. Well
it's kind of a bad play design, sure is, like
I had to play out. I had to play action,
but also had to go cut the defensive end. True,
he was hanging off your leg. Yeah, just trying to
make a playing to do it for the Tigers.
Speaker 4: So if I'm going to cut the defensive end, it's
gotta be a quick pass. But the routes didn't feel
like they were very quick. They weren't, were they No, Yeah,
maybe the fullback got hung up. Maybe, you know, because
the fullback doesn't get out, sometimes that play can be
a disaster.
Speaker 3: I don't remember.
Speaker 4: I just remember them giving me a fifteen yard penalty
because I pushed somebody.
Speaker 3: To get.
Speaker 4: It was a minor setback for a major comeback. Yeah,
we just want to make a drama.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: We didn't want to blow out Alabama, Coach Saban, we
want you to watch, Yeah, I mean, get up to
the I just wanted to score the winning touchdown. Honestly,
mus have been selfish well, Brad jumped over the top.
That was our fifth time in a row to beat
Alabama at that point, five out of five.
Speaker 3: Mm hmm.
Speaker 4: That's what I was, right, because you'll bet him no three, right, yeah,
because you only lost to Florida.
Speaker 3: Florida, Chris sleep May spending that thing. It's a forgotten
guy right there. Forgotten guy for sure. Yeah, it's good.
He was my recruiting class too, started as a true
freshman at Florida.
Speaker 4: Well, a lot of people don't act like it, but
he was the starter with Tebow's first year as well.
How can we full screen that?
Speaker 3: That? That is full screened so well? At first, I'm
saying I put up on? Is that Richard I was
throwing too? Is that singers? There's two plays in it.
I'll pull them up.
Speaker 4: Yeah, So I hawked this guy down. Watch watch him
push me? Look push me push Look see that?
Speaker 3: Look at that.
Speaker 4: So I get up and I pushed Noumber two, it's
Kirby Smart getting Hi out of the way and then
no flag, no flag.
Speaker 3: Okay, that was also like you didn't like pushing hard?
That was singer.
Speaker 4: This play probably got me drafted though, because I hawked
this guy down his first round pick. But look watch
then pushing me. Look look at that.
Speaker 3: Did you give him a little extra business at the end,
It looks like he kind of rolled over and tackled
him again.
Speaker 4: God, yeah, what a bomb dropping that flag.
Speaker 3: Number two over here celebrating steel. Yeah, we were teammates
in San Diego. Well did you see Richard just tackling
Oh dude, watch Richard.
Speaker 4: It didn't It doesn't show the walk on nad. Come
pull me from behind the clip that we got tagged
on Twitter? Did non athletic dude?
Speaker 7: Okay, got it, I'll pull it up. There's this is
the one on Twitter, but there's there's two pictures.
Speaker 3: Watch Richard. Richard's just like, ah, that's funny.
Speaker 4: Oh, good, clean fun And we got a fifteen yard defense.
Hell him to a field goal? I'm pretty sure though, Yeah,
no big deal, sorry about it. Won the game. I
get fifteen yards of that. I'm on their sideline. They're
grabbing me by the back of the jersey. They're coaches
that are also nads with visors, talking trash. Richard out
here just scrapping out of the play. That kind of
is on you though, for throwing it. This singer like
that maybe I signed to Richard. I don't know know
who you're telling. Probably shouldn't have thrown it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, that's the part. Yeah.
Speaker 4: You look at his Tom Ritter, that's the guy. I
think he's like in charge of sec officiator or he
was or something.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I'm looking like, what the hell me push him there?
But look but watch look this guy tried to pull
me from behind.
Speaker 3: What are you doing? Look at his face. That's a
villain and okay he was the that's Tom Ritter, I
believe is his name. That guy he should be an
act and play the villain.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he didn't want to see all that stuff when
they were throwing me off the positive that's where that's
where his That guy has called more plays in favor
of Alabama than anybody in history, and that's where it started.
Speaker 3: That's his villain story. That's the origin story, the origin story,
son of a gun. Yep. Yeah. In the chat, mister Spectrum, wellcare, yeah,
I know, nice past, Matt, Okay, leave me alone? Did
we go back? Can we go back real quick one
more time? Sorry? I know we've played it up.
Speaker 4: Which ones I don't want to see. I just want
to see if the fullback got out, it was Quinn
by the way, Yeah, Quinn.
Speaker 3: Got out, because if he got out, then that is
on you. Fully, I told you, like during the during
this past season we're breaking up film, I was like, man,
we should go back and break down one of our
films and see how bad we were.
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, let's see. No, he got covered. He
got covered. There's nobody as a bad play designed by
Gary geary Bear. Yeah, that's bad plays on.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Also, nice runndown Jake.
Speaker 7: For those who don't know that, it's Kareem Jackson and
he was really really fast.
Speaker 3: Yeah, look at Kirby right there by the way. That
play never got called at the University of Oregon by
Gary Crowton. No, never ran that personnel. No. All right, well,
hey guess what. Guess we won the game? We did
so what through three picks in the second quarter? Holly,
what were you? We looked this up the other day.
That was look at was blocked by Jake? Cool.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but it's a defensive end like that. Boys supposed
to be out. You're not gritty enough blocking in? Why
did we Well, no, it' supposed to be quick, Like
I got a piece of him.
Speaker 3: Was it even third and short. I don't even know.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, so we were trying to get a hard
play action. That guy, I think that guy's name is
Wallace Gilbery, the d N. He's a good player. He
talked trash like great guy after the game, one of
those and like would laugh about it, but talked matd
like even the senior ball.
Speaker 3: He's talking trash. I'm like, dude, this is like it's
an all star game. I guy. Yeah, not the best
play design, No, that been but everybody and you probably
could have hit Dixon though I might have been thrown
it to him. Actually I'm looking at him. That's a
hard one. You can't read because you're not. You don't
ever read the corner route on that play because that's
a short yard is play. Yeah you didn't. I didn't
when I was getting tackled, mister b Sure, Bud, great
tackle though you get all the credit, thank you. Fifteen
yards to wait to be selfish? Yeah, got any other
guys on the team you worried about and really didn't
fall for any of that play action? He wouldn't.
Speaker 4: He didn't really think it was supposed to be half
of it car play action. Then take him over he
like he didn't white running back was gonna get No,
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Speaker 5: Check this out right there behind us, those are some
sick panels.
Speaker 3: There are some sick panels.
Speaker 4: I like how you always think you're van of white
and you always go the opposite direction of where you're
supposed to.
Speaker 3: There you go.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, it's a bad day for for Matt Flynn.
Speaker 3: Did you see the ball results? I did. I gotta
I gotta really question the intelligence level of people have voted.
Then it was like over two hundred and something people
we got in the whole fan.
Speaker 6: Base, they would have We have got to dive into
the the biathlon.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's gonna be the Olympic drama this show
for sure. Jake probably don't even know because he hates
America and the Olympics.
Speaker 5: Well, Tommy, America, this got this got.
Speaker 3: What Olympics real sports said.
Speaker 4: I didn't grow around snow, so I don't have any
connection to the sports all said. So we don't watch
the hockey. With over five hundred votes, five hundred and.
Speaker 5: Ten votes, it's a lot of votes.
Speaker 3: Do you like that L s U holds up the L?
Speaker 4: Sixty seven point three percent say yes, thirty two point
seven say no.
Speaker 3: Mmm, some of you don't have a lot of grit
in it shows.
Speaker 4: Well because we hold up an L for our school.
Some somebody even said, like it may be a shape.
It's even like throwing up the boot.
Speaker 3: That that was a bad That was a bad comment.
I don't see it as the L. I just see it.
You're holding up the boot, like.
Speaker 4: What's holding up and now for your school, for your state,
for your.
Speaker 3: Because it's not a tigers, you should have your pride
inside in your heart. Okay, But like old.
Speaker 5: Full eyes clear hearts or waiting full hearts, clear eyes,
lose lose.
Speaker 4: So you you don't like when Baylor does sicken Bears.
Speaker 3: You know what else has a bunch of l's in it,
Live Left Love?
Speaker 5: You know what, that's a good counterpoint.
Speaker 3: I actually kind of put the l's up in the
same vein as live Left Love. Well, I would live
left love.
Speaker 7: In between the two of you because I like the L.
But I hate the backs, the backwards out.
Speaker 3: I mean I would assume that that's going to get
a hundredercent of votes, would hate it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, the backwards, well, I guess the backwards hands.
Speaker 3: Yeah, your hands on that. Yeah, I don't like the
backwards Okay, just hand out. You did it four times.
Those thats why you took the polaroids down. You did
ad it four times.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they stood up for four years and I said,
you know what, I took pictures of it one per year.
Speaker 3: I don't care.
Speaker 4: I mean, I don't love it, but it is the
right way if you're doing it. The only reason I
don't like it is because it's kind of associated with
Brian Kelly.
Speaker 3: You know what I'm saying. I associated the ls of
Brian Kelly. Well that before I know, they did a
little bit before I'm here Coach O doing it. Yeah,
a little bit. So you hate Coach O. We love
Coach here on O t B.
Speaker 4: Brian Kelly made it cringey, the backwards, all of it.
So you don't get your guns.
Speaker 3: You know what, I'm okay to put my pride to
side and just go after the backward out rather than
all the other. So let me take take care of
the backward out first and then we'll go after the
full out. Okay, but I'll put I'll shelf that, I'll
table that as long as we can go after the
backward out as you self collective. I know it's credit
to myself on this one. I've always said that about you.
Credit to myself with this one, putting my pride aside,
and I just think as a foxhole, we should go
after the backwards out and hopefully our listeners will follow
a suit. Yeah. Yeah, Bilbo is right.
Speaker 4: The l has been a track and field thing since
the nineties and we can back Bilbo up.
Speaker 3: Shout out to Bilbo. He has been Washington. Seene you
in there. Bo.
Speaker 4: Michael Bonnett, sports and information director, who has been at
LSU forever, did one day when we were talking about
a confirm it was the track team that starts. Yeah,
so you don't like Bennie Brazil love Benny, you don't
like t he just.
Speaker 5: Like randomly came in that one day.
Speaker 3: That's my boy. Yeah, Bennie's my boy. M HM.
Speaker 5: Landon came in here like Benny's here to see you,
and I.
Speaker 4: Was like, yeah, even when he made his run extra
onetends he's still.
Speaker 3: My boy, Bennie's man. I love Benny. I don't like
the l but again credit to myself, table and my pride.
We'll just go to the backwards now right here and
off the bench, all right? Fair enough?
Speaker 4: Well, I don't really know what that was. Shout out
to whoever turn the AC off because it started that conversation.
Because we had other things we were going to talk
about in the opening segment. I mean, none of them
are gonna make sense either, but still did change the
path of the show. So we will take our first
break of the show. We'll get this show started. A
lot coming your way. I did just actually hear back
from Coach Bethterina, so maybe get her on today.
Speaker 3: Of course, Coach Kim Malke's on today as well.
Speaker 4: Doctor Stephen Etheridge is on today as well, So a
lot coming your way. Stay locked in here. It is
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Speaker 4: It's still seven twenty seven, so I don't know where
you're about to go with this.
Speaker 3: I just heard you all.
Speaker 4: I know, I just heard y'all talking about this on
the way in. So I feel like we're good to go. Yeah,
Matt Landretete, take it away.
Speaker 3: We talked about the biathon as one of these strange
of incredible where somebody, you know, probably one hundred and
fifty years ago, just wanted to win a medal at
something he was good at, probably a Norwegian hunter. It
was just like, you know, I'm good at skiing around,
I'm good at shooting. Let's make it a let's make
an event. So a strange event but fun. Nonetheless, well
there's a Norwegian by athlete Sterla Holme lay reed.
Speaker 5: Light grad Yeah like grid yep, Grid yep, yep.
Speaker 3: Yep, he's a ye, he's from like the frozen territory.
Speaker 5: He's from Norwegian.
Speaker 3: Yep, something like that. He has ACHIEVEDI he's from Norwegian.
He's Norwegian. He has achieved a lifetime goal. He's worked
his whole life right, going a long way with the
ski and shooting guns. He's worked a long time. And
two days ago he achieved one of the ultimate goals
of most of these athletes. In the snow and in
the ice. He achieved an Olympic medal, got a bronze medal,
and what how what did he do with that moment?
Immediately afterwards, He didn't had himself on the back. He
didn't thank anybody. He made a confession. That confession was
that he cheated on his girlfriend. Let the whole world know.
Took his moment to cry into the camera and say,
I made the biggest mistake of my life older a
week ago. Obviously she broke up with me and she
was love of my life. Blah blah blah. Took that
moment to have like the ultimate confession and like the
biggest stage in the world literally to apologize. Well, I
under she kind of responded, didn't she?
Speaker 5: She did respond?
Speaker 3: Oh.
Speaker 6: So the girlfriend responded this morning, and she said that
it will be hard to forgive him for cheating on
her and from making a public display of it after.
Speaker 5: He won in a medal on Tuesday.
Speaker 6: Direct quote was, it's hard to forgive even after a
declaration of love in front of the whole world.
Speaker 5: So I don't know she's bying that.
Speaker 4: Is difficult, but didn't say it was right exactly.
Speaker 3: This is fresh news for her. She got this a
week ago. Now, I think he said it happened like
six months ago.
Speaker 7: That's the biggest problem this quote. Six months ago I
met the love of my life. Okay, maybe three months ago.
Three months ago I made the biggest mistake of my
life and cheated on her. Okay, So you're so infatuated
with this woman that six months ago you decided this
was the love of your life and it only took
you three months of being with her to cheat on her.
Speaker 3: This timeline just doesn't add up to me.
Speaker 7: Like, I love her so much that A cheated on
her after three months and that's only no one her
for six months, Like this is this is who I
want to be with. But I mean, you know, it's
just it's just not gonna happen.
Speaker 6: So manipulative, but also the same guy Sterla starts. Sterla
back in twenty twenty three at the Biathon World Cup.
Speaker 5: This guy, I just I was telling you all this morning.
I just think he's an idiot. So at the Biathlon
World Cup, Uh, he was.
Speaker 6: Disqualified from participating in the World Cup because he accidentally
discharge his rifle in the Norwegian team hotel.
Speaker 5: While doing dry shooting.
Speaker 6: He was so it prohibited him from starting in the
men's mass start event.
Speaker 7: I'm not even sure if we could blame this guy
at this point. He I'm not gonna like him.
Speaker 5: He obviously immediately apologized for the.
Speaker 3: Okay, so like, but how would you get disqualified from
an event for something that happened at the hotel. He's
a liability. He's a liability, like you fired the guard
in the hotel lobby like a firearm.
Speaker 4: That's like if an NFL player tackled the bell hop
at a hotel before the game. Yeah, but it was
an accidental you know, I don't know, I accidently tripped
and tackled the bell.
Speaker 3: They're gonna plead not guilty on no one. Well, Sterla,
he he had time to cool down after his race,
time to settle in, time to like see what his
actions had done in the world, how the headlines were making,
and he was asked a few more questions in the
public eye, and he said, I'm happy because maybe she
has not and maybe she will see it at the
right time. I hope I don't make it worse for her.
Maybe it can help. I don't know.
Speaker 5: We will see, sir. I hate to break it to you,
but she saw it.
Speaker 3: She definitely saw it. The whole world saw. We're talking
about it in Baton Rouge Louisiana, right. Are you sure
she saw it?
Speaker 5: She had a response. Yeah, But I'm like, what did
he say it again? What was it again?
Speaker 3: They said, I hope I did not make it worse.
Speaker 5: Okay, you did. You did make it worse because he
did better for us.
Speaker 3: He said, she's probably still processing last week's message, which
was sure.
Speaker 5: So you decided.
Speaker 3: To step out on it last week.
Speaker 5: So you told her last week that you cheated on
her in private. She broke up with you. So then
you decided to tell the entire world that you cheated
on it.
Speaker 3: And I will say this. You know there's not one
person out there that's never made some sort of mistake,
and we all make mistakes, and we hope that we
can recover for it. We hope that you can make
things right, make up for it, to make things even better. Sometimes,
and in the world of apologies, this is probably the
biggest apology you can make. This is as grand of
a gesture as you certainly can make on the world stage.
Something you've been working towards your whole life. You take
that moment to apologize now, But is this the right
thing to do? Maybe a week, like a week removed
from the news being dropped. It's a tough luck. But
you know, I guess, in the world of apologies, pretty
decent apology. I guess I kind of like it, and
I like it and he goes. So I apologize to
my teammate Johan. He was supposed to enjoy this too,
and I probably just took the shine away from him
because I'm not in the right headspace. I'm like, you've
been in the right headspace for three months. Yep, Johann
over here. He's a great husband, he's a winner. Jo
Hunt's like, Hey, don't don't drag me into this place anyway.
Speaker 4: Go south, are you even really exclusive in only three
months though, right?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 7: So did you really like it's the love of his life?
Apparently though did he figure that out before or after
he cheated?
Speaker 5: After he cheated?
Speaker 6: Like he figured it out after he cheated, and then
she's like peace out.
Speaker 5: And he's like, oh, but you're the love of my life.
Speaker 6: No tough, look, I see right through you, Sterla.
Speaker 5: That does that would have fell for it? Well, that
would have got back with him.
Speaker 3: Girls do like grand gestures, and that was pretty good.
That's a grand that's again pretty as grand as again.
Speaker 5: You're good grand gesture. But it's the wrong one.
Speaker 3: You got it? I mean it's better than like sending
a note do you love me? You used to use
the biggest stage you can, right, and he had a
big one. Did Someone is not an Olympic medalist, you know?
If there's days is just a karaoke bar? Did you
use that one? I'm gonna say they get back together,
true love, true love and Norway. I'm pulling for uh
Sterla old Sterla.
Speaker 5: I'm not Sterla home labor.
Speaker 3: Three names is the lead to three names? Well, I
think I feels like a lot of Norwegians have three
names it's not the point matter based on absolutely nothing
that's about to say. What are you basing that off of? Yeah, yeah, answers. Yes,
you know a lot of Norwegians. I know a lot
to play someone that went to school in great school
with those from Norway.
Speaker 4: No, basically nobody in Tyler, Texas in Norway.
Speaker 3: My neighbor to No, that's made up, No chance that's
my neighbor. My neighbor was the name uh Teresa Teresa
mm are m arsen Ago maybe oh yeah, uh threesa exists.
She only had two names, hm, sure she had a
middle one.
Speaker 2: Though.
Speaker 3: On that note, we'll take a break. Got more OTB
coming your way.
Speaker 4: We got to talk about, well, a really bad men's
basketball program when we come back, because last night it
might have been the final straw. We'll talk about that,
break it down, react to what we saw, what they
didn't do, all the bad when we come back here
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Speaker 5: Smell it, smell it. Not sure why, I don't know
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Speaker 4: I put on my headphones thinking I was about to
hear another R and B banger.
Speaker 3: It was silent.
Speaker 5: My computer is lagging.
Speaker 4: Yeah, just when you get into like the first five
seconds of the song and then just silent.
Speaker 3: I was on the remote too much. Yeah, like for
two weeks. Yeah, yeah, what you were trying to figure
out if you're going to cover something else soon? Right?
The combine? The combine? Wow? Yeah, well are you gonna
find out about that? Probably today or tomorrow? When is
the combine? Not next week but the week after? Okay? Yeah,
you just stay traveling.
Speaker 4: And I don't feel like I've got a lot of points.
I feel like I should.
Speaker 3: Mm like, actually there's the company that serious take the points?
Or do you get them?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 4: I mean because they put my flyer like information in there. Well,
I mean frequent Flyer is not its like in there
like two different ways to do it. I don't know
either way. I don't feel like I have a lot
of points. I have like enough points to buy free
Wi Fi on the plane, you know what I'm saying,
Like that's where my points. I'm like, I travel from
December to March every year. The places that aren't close
to Louisiana.
Speaker 3: No, don't get don't buy it. Don't use your points
on the Wi Fi. Buy with your credit card, then
expense it.
Speaker 4: I could just still to make huh do my company
a solid on it.
Speaker 3: It's just easier and faster. Don't have to get my
card out. You know, you're doing them a solid about
leaving your family to go work. Yeah, it's true, but I.
Speaker 7: Could see you being the type to like rack up
a toon and be like they owe.
Speaker 3: Me well doing. Listen to this. Listen to this real quick,
because I forget so.
Speaker 4: In Mobile, the house we stay at there's a great
little coffee shop. It's kind of like a Highland coffee type,
you know, plays great coffee shop there Mobile and doing
one day is like, hey, you want to ride with me?
Go grabs some coffee between shows? Like yes, sure, let's go.
So I go and he's like, hey, you want anything.
I'm like yeah, yeah, it's take something. He's like, I
got it. I'm like not, dude, I'm forty. I got
my coffee there, I got it. I'm like all right,
pushy about it. Breakfast coffee probably twelve bucks you know,
for me. And so he does it. And then at
the Super Bowl a guy comes up to me and
he's like, hey, hey, well you know, I forget his name,
so I apologize, but he's like, I'm Chris Doring's agent.
Speaker 3: I'm like, oh man, that's my guy. Like, so nice
to meet you.
Speaker 4: He goes, yeah, I was laughing at Dooring because I
was going through his expense reports and he expensed coffee
for Jacob Hester on his expense report. Like what, like,
you were pushy about buying me coffee. Yeah, I told
you no twice. You did it anyways. And then he's like,
so he can expense it absolutely, like it was like
a business meeting we were having.
Speaker 3: At least you wrote it down twelve dollars. I mean
you got to expense it. You gotta expend your meals
on you when you're traveling, you gotta expend your coffee.
I'm bad about it. I'm bad about like not know
you need to because it's like you're like, well, oh
the thought process is And I noticed because I have
like salespeople that travel and stuff. It's like, well, like
you're gonna eat anyway, so why do I gotta pay
for You're gonna eat anyway? Well, that's true, and you're
gonna drink coffee anyway. But when you're out on location,
like usually you just eat at home on with groceries
you already purchased, so you're having to buy new things
to eat instead of just what you got. You gotta
buy new coffee instead of the coffee you've already bought
at home.
Speaker 4: So you're saying I should expense everything.
Speaker 3: Yeah, all your meals, Okay, all your meals casoline. Yeah,
I hope. So definitely that isn't expected.
Speaker 4: In my mind, I'm like, if I don't do it,
then maybe like I'll get to go to all these
cool things still, because like, hey, that's just gonna save
us some money.
Speaker 3: He's not gonna did the expense report. Yeah, but that's
eating into what you're spending your spinning week. I really know,
layoff men, you're talking about life fifty bucks a day.
That's why they call it most. A lot of people
when they send people to travel, they'll just give it
per dem. So you're not you can't write anything or
you can't that's anything. Here's your pre dim. I got you, bro.
Speaker 4: Do you think anybody on LSU basketball earned a per
DM last night?
Speaker 3: Nope?
Speaker 7: Sitting in that studio last night, guys, I'm sorry, for
the late night text. But uh, this this could be
the worst basketball team I've seen in my lifetime of
watching LSU.
Speaker 3: And that's saying something. We've had some bad ones.
Speaker 4: I don't bet on anything LSU. I just I think
it's a slippery slope. I think I'm too close to
the program calling the games, even if I don't call
it basketball obviously, but I just feel like it's in
my best interest to not do it. I never have
a problem with it. I never struggle with that. When
I saw that Arkansas was only a four and a
half point favorite last night against LSU, I wanted to
bet the house, and I mean, like the actual house,
like my home. I was like, are you four and
a half? That's the safest bet I've ever seen in
my life. I said that on air last night. That's
the safest bet you can play. If you want to
get rich, go play this. They won ninety one to
sixty two. LSU falls to two and nine in conference play.
Arkansas's a ranked basketball team. Arkansas is a good basketball team.
So it's not the fact that you lost. It's a
fact that you got beat by thirty in your own
building and you out got outscored by double digits in
both halves, and it looks like you laid down.
Speaker 7: Also, DJ Wagner and Carter Knox, two of Arkansas's the
best players, and neither of them played last night, So
the DJ Thomas excuse goes out the window too. Both
of them did not play last night.
Speaker 3: Unfortunately, the nice guy doesn't always win. I know, and
I look, I'm a.
Speaker 4: I'm a big fan of Matt McMahon as a person,
and he had a very difficult job to take over.
Speaker 3: But you're this far down the road. That's kind of worse.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's gonna be it's gonna be tough, and it's
also gonna be tough because.
Speaker 3: We expect the football program to get back on track.
Speaker 4: The baseball programs the standard, the softball program always hosting
the postseason. The basketball team on the women's side won
a national championship.
Speaker 3: Is always in the conversation top ten basketball.
Speaker 4: Team, right, And we could go, what's the appetite for tracks?
Always incredibly competitive soccer just made a run in the
NCAA tournament. A point is there's only really one team
right now in your athletic department. Yep, that's not carrying
its weight, and it's one of the revenue generating sports.
Speaker 3: It can't continue on down this road. That's the problem.
And the other problem is what's the appetite of the
administration and the fans to tear it all down to
the SuDS When you're not gonna be allocated a lot
of the nil money, You're gonna have to go raise
money on your own as a head coach like some
of the other schools do because you're not going to
get a lot of the rev share. What's the appetite
of the administration to give them any money for the
rev share? You know what I mean? When you have
all these powerhouses and coaches that are lobbying for their
sport and going outside and raising extra marketing dollars, Like
what businesses is jumping up and down to do that
to throw money at the team. So like there's not
a light at the end of the tunnel right now
for that unless you bring a coach in the has
charisma and can can speak and you walk in the
room and like, okay, well you got my attention just
walking in the riom, Like you got to have that
type of person coming in to turn this around. And
it's not going to be an easy job. But as
much as we like him and thank he's a great guy, yeah,
it's gotten worse.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And we'll talk about this coming back in this
next break as well. Certainly there's more of a conversation
to be had, and we will have it when we
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Everybody is pulling their their weight really except one sport,
and that's that's just going to highlight what men's basketball
right now. And obviously when we start talking about money
generating sports, football is going to be the king, but
men's basketball across the country is going to be as
far as REV share a lot of times number two,
and it's gotten to a point where it feels like
it's no return.
Speaker 3: And it's interesting how all these schools, different schools allocate
their REV share dollars. Certainly schools that don't have big
football programs can allocate more to men's basketball. And where
you are, the less you're going to get allocated, because
I just don't think the appetite is going to be
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