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Speaker 1: Marco to Angel, I know you're not a huge boxing

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fan here, but you do like to wager, and I

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don't know what you got out of showtime Sean Pea's

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a breakdown there, but made a great case for a

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live underdog in Terrence Crawford.

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Speaker 2: Might have to take a look at that. You know,

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definitely like plus money, that's for sure, all.

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Speaker 1: Right, Speaking of plus money, what kind of plus money

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are we looking at here for the college football Week

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number one?

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Speaker 3: Here? Now that we know there were games last.

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Speaker 1: Week, and I know you dabbled in a little bit,

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but again, this is a little bit different.

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Speaker 3: I don't know if you feel this way.

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Speaker 4: I think you do.

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Speaker 1: But with nil and with the changing rosters and everything

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else that's going on here, it just seems like we

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do not have a good handle and handicap on what

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we're gonna see in Week one. Like you said, you

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don't have exhibition games like you do in the NFL,

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even though we you know this is not much to that,

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but you know what I'm saying, and you really can't

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take much from teams from last season. Now some are gonna,

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you know, maybe return maybe fifty sixty percent of their

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their roster others are going to be less than twenty

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or thirty. I mean, it's just a crapshoot. It's really

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really hard to handicap. So I don't know if you

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feel that way and what your approach is in week

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one in this nil era.

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Speaker 2: Well, definitely in week one for me, TC is I'm

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gonna tread, you know, cautiously. I'm not gonna have a

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ton of plays. We'll pick our spot plays. What you've

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got to look at is what I generally look at

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for any new college football season. You want to try

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to take a team that has the most continuity from

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the previous year heading into week one, because you expect

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those type of teams to hit.

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Speaker 4: The ground running. You know.

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Speaker 2: For example, let's let's talk about the Ohio State, you know,

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Texas game. That's the biggest game, you know, on the

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card this weekend. When if we had one versus three

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in the first week in a non conference you know,

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Matt like this. So when you look at that, the

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breakdown for me is, I look at Texas.

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Speaker 4: Both teams are starting new quarterbacks. But Arch Manning, he's.

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Speaker 2: Had some experience, he had a couple starts, he's got

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in into games. We know the pedigree with him. But

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then you look at the rest of the Texas roster

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and they got all majority of their pieces back from

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last year, so you would expect them to hit the

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ground running a little better than Ohio State. Where Ohio

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State they had like seven I think they had seventeen

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players that were significant players gone. Fifteen of them actually

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got invited to the NFL Combine this year. So when

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you have to have a rollover like that, you're starting

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a new quarterback. And one thing that I'm curious to see,

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not that I was the biggest.

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Speaker 4: Fan of his, there's gonna be.

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Speaker 2: Ryan Day doesn't have his mentor slash offensive coordinator by

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a side this year. There's gonna be growing pains there

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as well. So when you look at that, that's why

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with John Murray, he said, they're getting a lot of

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sharp money on Texas. Now, could they come back later

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and take Ohio State if this line crosses and then

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you get Ohio State at plus money and there they

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got a free middle you know, working there. That's a possibility,

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Ohio State. After we watch a couple of games and say, hey,

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like the big programs do they don't rebuild, they just reload.

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Speaker 1: Arch Manning obviously, is a story of this game. And

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you know, even though we have not really got to

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see too much of him in backup roles or just

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you know, filler situations or in specialty packages, and you

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saw arch Manning, you know, you know, you know, getting

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getting sacked, giving.

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Speaker 1: People well, okay, but then now he's had an entire

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off season, has had a full you know, spring and

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training camp and that sort of thing. Uh, you've had

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the NFL. So you figure, okay, the natural progression that

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whatever it has been with him, you know, some sporadic play,

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Speaker 3: We're really gonna go get a good look.

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Speaker 1: We think that if anybody is capable of handling this

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type of you know game, going against a defending champion

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Speaker 3: It is arch Manning.

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Speaker 1: My concern though, you know, with Texas is has always

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been maybe on the defensive side of the ball as

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well too, But Ohio State does is starting, you know,

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a freshman quarterback.

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Speaker 3: So I think there's a big unknown there.

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Speaker 1: And I think we are seeing this money move nearly now,

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you know, close to two three points in a swing

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towards Texas just because of the quarterback situation. But I

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think that there is maybe some vulnerabilities on the offensive

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line of both teams and even the defensive line. I

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just think it's a it's a it's a big unknown.

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the public is seen. Well, I got arch Manning against

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you know, a red shirt freshman quarterback.

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Speaker 2: There is, but let's not forget too and you know,

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Speaker 4: This is a revenge game.

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Speaker 3: And this is the rematch of the semi final.

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Speaker 2: You're correct, okay, And if you go back to that

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game and you didn't watch it and all you saw

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was the final score, and say, okay, Ohio State beat

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them twenty eighth to fourteen last year.

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Speaker 4: If you remember.

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had Texas and a teaser. It was twenty one to

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fourteen late and Texas was driving for the tying touchdown

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it to the house the other way. It wasn't a

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fourteen point game last year. So from that, from what

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even toss up game. It could have been twenty one

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to twenty one very easily. And then we look at

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the two rosters right now, which roster is more intact

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from last is Texas?

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Speaker 1: I agree with you, I agree, I agree, And again

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why this line is moving in favor of Texas. All right,

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let's just focus in some of the other big games. Obviously,

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Speaker 3: Clemson has been one of those teams that.

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then it just doesn't materialize and it's like, okay, it's

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the ACC and that sort of thing, and Dabos teams

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have not been the same, and he has been very

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reluctant to use the nil and use the transfer portal

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and all that sort of thing. But now here we

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for his third year here. And LSU's got nes Meyer,

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who we've seen good and we've seen bad.

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Speaker 3: Just it's a hard game to handicap.

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Speaker 2: I like the dog, and I know most people are

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on the other side. They like Clemson. There has been

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season last year. Remember they got off to a slow start,

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said it all year long. That was probably the worst

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acc top to bottom that we had last year. And

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you know, they're ranked very high either they're the number

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four team in the country. I think that's a little

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bit too high on them. I'm not sold on them

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yet but LSU. I think one of the other reasons

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that Clemson is getting so much of the money right

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now is LSU has notoriously started the season poorly. I

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think they've lost like five straight openers.

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Speaker 4: They always seem to schedule.

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Speaker 2: A tough opponent. Okay, now, Brian Kelly, this is year three.

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me is always you know, it's almost a throwaway because

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you're taking over somebody else's like Bill Parcells used to say,

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but you know they're groceries. Okay, now it's not as

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much now because of you know, the turnover we have

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with the transfer portal. But you still have a lot

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of players on that roster that were recruited by the

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other coach and that might not beating, that might not

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suit your system the way you want it. Year two,

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you get more, you get more of your players incorporated

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entire rocks from head to toe is everybody that he

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I think is a legitimate contender in the SEC this

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year and into the playoff pitcher. This is gonna be

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Speaker 4: Game for them. They'll jump into the you know, the rankings.

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Speaker 3: Their defense was scary ugly.

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but just you know, giving up tons of yards, tons

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of points last year. That team has got to be

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better on that side of the ball. Don't know if

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that's going to be the case. But again, Clemson doesn't

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just doesn't scare me. They're not a high octainmed team,

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as a dog there. Then let's talk about Notre Dame Miami.

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going to be outstanding as well too. Miami's a three

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they lost, you know to Northern Illinois, and then they thought, okay,

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consistent in the final six seven, eight games of that

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season last year, and they made it to the championship.

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of them didn't leave early for the pros. Yet you

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pretty much the Irish, you know, are intact. And this

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Speaker 4: No, and Notre Dame is the three point road favorite

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Speaker 3: I'm sorry, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeh three point. You're right right.

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Speaker 2: There's two things here that I got to look at,

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and that's what lines me up on Notre Dame. We're

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gonna see different quarter you know, you've got a new

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quarterback at Miami, and this is a guy that last year,

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you know which you know, Beck are we gonna see?

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Speaker 4: You know, and gets the transfer there. I not sold

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Speaker 2: But where I think the biggest difference in this game

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Mario crystal Ball. I'm going Marcus Freeman, no question, okay.

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several weeks to focus on that first game. The better coaches,

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that's where you see the bigger difference come into play.

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And that's what we've seen with Marcus Freeman. Remember a

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couple of years ago, they had to They gave him

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no shot going into Ohio State. They did everything but

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win that game. Yes, correct, Okay, So yeah, opening week,

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you give me. You know, I got to break in

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a new quarterback at Miami. You know, but he's got

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expect you know, he's got experience obviously.

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Speaker 4: Yeah, I'm still going Marcus Freeman.

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Speaker 3: I'm with him all right.

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Speaker 1: Next Thursday is the NFL opener quick take on the

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Eagles and the Cowboys, and again no Michael Parsons for

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the Cowboys.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, this is a situation with I don't know what's

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going to go on with Dallas. You know, this is

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a team that I thought, you know, if they stayed healthy,

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that they could they could surprise expectations a little bit

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because they have a loaded offense. But the defense was

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was bad last year, even with one of the best

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defensive players in the league.

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Speaker 4: What's that defense going to be now?

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Speaker 2: And more importantly, what's the sentiment in Dallas. That's something

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that we don't know. Sometimes you say, you know, it's

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better if you've got a cancer in the clubhouse, you know,

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to remove it. Was he really a cancer in the

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clubhouse or did he just want to get paid? And Jerry,

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you know, it was a battle of egos between the two.

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We don't know how what the true feelings are inside

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dout locker room.

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Speaker 1: I think here's exactly what I think it is. My

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viewpoint is it wasn't He wasn't a cancer in the

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locker room. You're right, He's just a guy that wanted

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to get paid and his teammates wanted him there Okay,

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he was pretty well liked. Now, Jerry didn't care much

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and Mike McCarthy didn't, you know, when he was the

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coach there, didn't care much for his antics and that

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sort of thing. But for the most part, you've heard

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his teammates speak on his behalf. They wanted Parsons there.

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So this was all about power. It's all about you know,

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talked about this for weeks and weeks and weeks.

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Speaker 3: It was a power move by Jerry Jones.

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Speaker 1: And I don't blame Jerry Jones because he didn't want

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that circus and he wants to be right. And we're

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not going to know until the end of the season

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if it was the right move for Jerry or not.

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But I get it because he wanted to save his

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team some money because he's right. He can't pay Dak

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Prescott when he paid him, pay CD Lamb when he

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paid him, and now pay Michael Parsons.

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Speaker 3: You don't have enough money to go around. We know

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with the salar cap you don't have that.

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Speaker 1: So for the future, this is why he did this,

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all right, the Packers.

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Speaker 3: They had the money to spend.

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Speaker 1: Parsons got his deal, so he's going to be extremely happy,

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But we don't know how it's going to work out.

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Who's going to be the genius. It could work out

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great for both teams. It could work out horrible for

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both teams as well too.

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Speaker 2: If they make some good draft choices with what they got. Yes, yep,

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but you know, I think they paid the wrong of

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the three guys she said, the money that they know,

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I think they put it in the wrong direction.

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Speaker 3: I'll be one of those guys. Call it square if

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you want.

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Speaker 1: I'll be on Philly on the money line parlay.

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Speaker 3: That's right, exactly