Speaker 1: I'll start Toyota Presents off the bench with Jacob Hester
and Matt.
Speaker 2: Flynn as Hester and Hester.
Speaker 1: From carrying each other to and Natty to carrying each
other on the air Control Live from the Mercedes Benz
Baton Rouge Studio.
Speaker 2: It's off the bench, all right, welcome back here.
Speaker 3: This microphone it needs to go to good one doesn't.
Speaker 4: How can we fix that microphone?
Speaker 3: I hate this. Cassie set me up for failure today
on purpose. She walked in here said I'm giving him that.
Speaker 5: She didn't put her card up there. We didn't put
our card up Cassie. Wow, a mic over here the show?
Speaker 3: Okay, yeahs like a little like a little mole, A
little mole in the show. Right, well, plan center in here. Hey,
you ruin OTB got it? Mess it up? A droopy
mic and don't set their card up.
Speaker 6: Messed up, Cassie, messed up.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry. I'll do better, be better.
Speaker 3: I actually feel bad.
Speaker 6: Why did you have to say so nicely?
Speaker 3: I know, gosh, I'm sorry. I did find out finally
how much twelve personnel the Philadelphia Eagles use last year
and why it's important for the New Orleans Saints hit
me with it this year to maybe sign Noah Fense
because two tight ends right now on the shelf thirty
six of the time, which is a lot. You know,
ten years ago that would not have felt like a
big number, and maybe in twelve personnel, but in today's football,
that is a big number. Thirty six percent of the
time you had two tight ends on the field.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's and we were talking about this, like, twelve
personnel is not the same twelve personnel in the modern
day football as it was twenty years ago because there's
most of the tight ends back then we're just more traditional,
bought first past second type guys. But now the twelve personnel,
with the evolution of the tight end position, you got
you have a lot of the traditional.
Speaker 6: Guys the old school.
Speaker 5: I can do both, you know, blocking, you know, sixty passing,
forty percent, whatever it does. You have different types of
tight ends. You have your pass catching that you can
split out, so you can do a lot more. So
it actually kind of takes the place of twenty one
personnel and eleven personnel because tight end is being utilized
as a fullback in the running game a lot more
than it used to be.
Speaker 6: Yeah, for sure, so that's kind.
Speaker 3: Of don't really exist anymore.
Speaker 5: They don't really exists because you can utilize them with
the tight ends because the tight ends a little bit
more athletic these days and stronger and just it's just
a different position. And then they have the passing.
Speaker 3: Well, but they can yeah, they can do more.
Speaker 5: Right, Yeah, But then you have the ones that are
kind of glorified receivers.
Speaker 3: True, if they're an F they'll never be confused for
a Y.
Speaker 5: But it's all the same y'all twelve personnel. But that
goes to show like, but to your point, Kellamore does
want to utilize the tight ends. And when we talk
about it, here, the best teams in the NFL, the
best offenses in the NFL are utilizing under center and
more traditional personnels than the teams that are going and
strictly and gun. And I believe that that's the way
college football will eventually follow that, and it's it goes
it's cyclical football cycle, Like, oh, for sure, offenses wanted
to go more gun defense is caught up. All right, Well,
we got to go back under center and do more
traditional things. And you can do two years ago exactly.
So lived in twenty one personnel. So the offenses some
of the best offenses in the NFL. So you look
at the Eagles, look at the Niners, the Chiefs, Packers, Lions.
You look at those guys and what are they doing.
I'd love to see the stats top five offenses in
the NFL last year what their percentage underneath the center
was and then the gun. So we'll see, which is
kind of interesting for our quarterbacks for the Saints. Yeah,
how many under center STAPs did Spencer Rattler take in college?
Speaker 6: How many did Schuck take?
Speaker 3: I would say none, Yeah for Spencer, Yeah, Chuck took
a Jeff brom has some some pro principles, not a
ton right, I act like he took forty.
Speaker 5: Maybe that's something to look at as far as if
you're looking for something to hang your hat on or
talk about in a quarterback competition.
Speaker 3: More comfortable under center because Jalen Hurts was under center
a lot. I mean I remember seeing them. Yeah he
should be because you have the best running back in
the NFL behind you. So there's no better play to
me than hard play action with a running back like
say Kwon Barkley, where the linebackers are basically at the
line of scrimmage and then they're oh blank, yeah, and
they try to get back into their coverage lanes.
Speaker 6: Yeah, there's a difference.
Speaker 5: So one huge advantage to being under center is a
quarterback turning us back to the defense. When you turn
your back to the defense, it puts the defense on
their heels a little bit. It gives them whether it's
a split second or a full second, it's not that
much time, but it makes them hesitate because they can't
see the ball. When you can't see a football, you hesitate.
And whether all it takes is a split second for
a receiver or a tight end to get by you
or gain the leverage or outflank you.
Speaker 6: And so playing with.
Speaker 5: Your quarterback playing with his back to a defense is
a huge advantage. And you don't get that in the
traditional clap system gun and you just don't unless you
go into a pistol and you make like a very
valiant effort cognitive decision to say, all right, we want
to turn our back to the defense.
Speaker 6: That's what you're missing.
Speaker 5: But you're seeing that come back around the play action
and just strictly under centered because the quarterback, it's a
huge advantage because you know where everybody's going to be, right,
so you can turn your back. The defense doesn't know
where you're trying to go, so it hesitant. It makes
people hesitate. So I think it's a huge advantage. And
what college football is kind of missing right now is
that element of the game. Whether it's just even just
a little bit even ten percent of the time, right,
that would be a huge benefit I think to most offense.
Speaker 3: Befit the running back as well, My god, in alignement
going sideline like sideline the sideline and turning your numbers
to the sideline to run power and counter and it's gross.
I hate it.
Speaker 5: And you just think about, like turning your back for
a quarterback if you're not raised to do that and
have done it and have that in your foundation of
your training, Yeah, it's hard to do. Like it's just
a hard thing to say. All right, Hey, take a
step under center, be super casual and common a pro
about it. Yeah, turn your back and then flip your
head around, find the safeties, find where your guys are.
That takes training, right, And like we're I didn't even
think about this going into this segment, Like we're just
kind of talking this out. But like, if Spencer Ratler's
never done that, that's an adjustment he has to make.
I don't even know how much they did it last
year with the Saints. I'm sure it is year two,
so I'm sure it's way more comfortable this year. But
I don't know about the history of Schuck and how
hard it could be if he hadn't doesn't have that
foundation in those principles.
Speaker 3: Man, Okay, let me ask you this then, because Spencer
Rattler is not the biggest quarterback, right, he's six foot even.
Probably that might even be like, yeah, yeah, Teller Check's
a big fellow, all right. So when you're under center,
hard play action, because once you hit your back foot,
there's a lot a lot of things in front of you.
It gets loud in there. For a shorter quarterback like that,
is it more difficult to try to find your target
compared to somebody like Tyler Shuck?
Speaker 5: I mean, I think the easy answer is going to
be yes, But I don't honestly know. I was never
a short quarterback. I quarter six one quarter. But I
can say that the like the the myth against short
quarterbacks has kind of been like myth busted because we
have shorter quarterbacks that do it.
Speaker 6: At a high level.
Speaker 3: You got something like, I mean, so you.
Speaker 5: Got Russell, you got Kylie, you got Bryce, you got
you had Drew. How many short quarterbacks are playing? Yeah,
I mean the NFL at a high level, and.
Speaker 3: You pick is not playing at a high level, but
he's gonna probably be the starter. Dylan Gabriel got drafted.
Speaker 6: How tall is to.
Speaker 7: Not?
Speaker 6: So? I think there's proof that it can.
Speaker 3: Be done official height not.
Speaker 5: Not that's what they just said at the combine to
it to official height not not six.
Speaker 3: Six six yeah, eleven probably not. So. Katie and I
were watching The Materialists with Captain America. Yeah, and so
like in the movie, she is like a matchmaker. In
every conversation that she started, like trying to find a
match was like height and then salary, like he's blank high,
here's the salary. Like and the whole movie was like
basically about like you had to be a certain height
you had, Like they kept talking about height over and
over and over again. It's like he's five ten. It's like,
so he's five eight more five eight, right, And like
that was Pedro's And sorry if you hadn't seen it yet.
Spoiler alert on the materialist uh Pedro's character in the movie,
he was five six yeah, and had a surgery where
he broke his legs add six inches.
Speaker 4: To my wait. I think that's a real thing.
Speaker 3: I think it is. Yeah, and they like they talked
about it. He's like, well, I had no confidence. I
couldn't talk to a girl, but now I got these
extrating I'm like, what y'all not know? Low man wins I'm.
Speaker 5: Talking about here on the dating game.
Speaker 3: So like again, I'm I got five eleven at the combine,
I'm five to ten. I don't know why, why do
we got to do that? Why we got to be
listed six to one in the program over five eleven?
Just be yourself. Yeah, don't know the six to two
in a quarter in there.
Speaker 5: I think it's your position. It's better, is like the
only tall right now? If you got it, if you
have that quarter, you talk about it, you bring it up,
because that's.
Speaker 3: A five to ten and a half.
Speaker 5: Why not that's I'm five to ten.
Speaker 3: I'm not five eleven.
Speaker 5: Ask my children how old they are right now?
Speaker 3: Exactly. It's very childish nine and a half. I'm ten
and a half.
Speaker 5: If God gave you an extra quarter an inch you
tell people about it. Sorry, sorry, people that are six too,
I'm taller than you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but like you've got over the I got you
you better than you got over six foot. So just
say if you're.
Speaker 6: Six two and a half, you're taller than me.
Speaker 3: Cassie. When you tell somebody how tall you are, do
you give any kind of half or quarter measurements? No?
Speaker 4: Sorry, No, I'm just five too.
Speaker 7: Yeah, okay, are you five too?
Speaker 6: Are you five quarter?
Speaker 4: I might be five to one in a quarter?
Speaker 6: Rounds up around now?
Speaker 4: Last time I measured myself, like, I think I'm five.
Speaker 3: To true circle. I did it yesterday. What because of
the movie, I'm like, is it that big a deal
to be under like five five ten and a half?
Oh a half? Yeah, I feel better and a half?
Speaker 6: People? Would you round up? Around down?
Speaker 3: Round down?
Speaker 6: Always?
Speaker 5: What if you if you're five ten and three quarters?
Speaker 4: I think if you're three quarters you can round up.
Speaker 3: No, but I don't need to about what six tenths?
Speaker 6: Otherwise those three fess.
Speaker 3: Do you got over the threshold of six foot six two,
six two and a.
Speaker 5: Quarter, Like I said, if you're six two, I'm taller
than you.
Speaker 3: Do you say I'm forty in a quarter now.
Speaker 6: Age.
Speaker 5: No, I think you're a little bit more stuck on
the my new shi of our age than I am.
Speaker 3: No, forty.
Speaker 5: They always say you got seniority on me somehow. No,
it's like you just you're just warned. Okay, So here's
the argument. In college, he always said he had seniority
because he's a month older than me. Yeah, And I said,
seniority means like a senior that is a year that
you are in school. I have been in school one
year longer than you. Yeah, because I went to high
school at a normal age instead of report evangel then
going to middle school with mustaches.
Speaker 6: So I have seniority on you even though you're older
than me. I've been at the school longer, you know.
Speaker 4: For you, I think I'm with you on this one.
Speaker 7: I can back context in that context that he's giving it.
Speaker 6: I think that's the only context.
Speaker 3: Like I had a a but like here the bottles
in before you came to this world.
Speaker 6: Yeah, you have seniority, and obviously.
Speaker 7: In radio life, but a lot of contexts of school
we didn't really like that.
Speaker 3: It really used to be in Yeah, for sure. For
four years we talked about it.
Speaker 4: Okay, no, I think it's five six and a half.
But I just say five six you ask me?
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, I guess when I want to.
Speaker 4: Maybe I grew who knows, maybe I'm five to seven.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 5: In our profession, people are so concerned about a height.
When we're doing it, you get measured a lot, so
you know exactly what you are, So why not just
say it? You got the information, tell it. Most people
don't have the information because they don't measure themselves.
Speaker 4: Right, Me and te Bob had the same size hands.
Speaker 6: You'll do and you don't have big hands.
Speaker 4: Me and Taylors are like about the same size too.
Speaker 3: Yeah not me? Yeah yeah eleven that's not big. You're
nine inch king enough to so the hell of a football?
I just asked chat GPT how tall I was? Would
it say five eleven?
Speaker 6: Liar?
Speaker 5: We knew chat Gpt is a liar. No, I'm not
saying you're.
Speaker 3: Like, I'm not lying. I'm trying to round down. Hell,
So if it say, is it a quarter for you?
I swear to God, come on, come on six three?
Speaker 5: Searching the web, mhm, I like this six two six
dash two.
Speaker 3: And no, no other measurements, no other measurements.
Speaker 6: Weird, one hundred and eighty eight centimeters.
Speaker 7: Actually, well, did you know the drummer from Maroon Five's
name is Matt Flinn?
Speaker 3: Yes? Really, I did not know that.
Speaker 4: I don't know that either until you get.
Speaker 6: Tagged a lot of stuff.
Speaker 5: Really, I was like, yeah, yeah, ah, some concerts in Brazil.
Hell yeah, hell yeah, thanks Bro. I used to respond
to him and'll be like, hell yeah, dude, thanks dude.
Speaker 4: Your middle name is not Clayton though.
Speaker 3: Yeah, your your Twitter handles tear? Can I just say that?
And it kind of bothers me a little bit.
Speaker 5: I mean, I am there in three. There wasn't any
like you wore three for three strategy.
Speaker 3: So I was it should be Matt Flynn's.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: And in college it's how it all came about. In college,
I was inflant three at LSU dot EEDU, I wass two,
So I just used that. I mean, it's just easy.
That's terrible.
Speaker 3: It's a terrible handle. You know, you can change it,
it's not too late.
Speaker 5: And then it was like back in the day when
Facebook was starting, You're you had to have a university
login to be able to get a Facebook account, so
that was attached to my Facebook account, so it was
inflant three there and I was like, I don't know.
I'm just too lazy to change it. Don't really care.
It's a big deal. I didn't know it'd come up.
And twenty twenty five on July twenty fifth.
Speaker 3: So my mine used to be Jacob Ester twenty two
because when I made I was in the NFL. And
Peter Burns back to TV again. He was so mad
that I didn't have eighteen. It's like that makes no
like really, like that makes no sense. Well you have
twenty two? Was like, that's number aware I got. I
got twenty two tattooed on my body, Like what do
you mean? Like, yeah, but you were. I'm like all right,
so my god, dude, back up, I'll change it. WHOA,
So I'm gonna be that to you now.
Speaker 6: What was your aim screen name?
Speaker 3: No doubt, freight thirteen train. I wore thirteen in high school.
The radio announcer you used to call me freight train
when I run the I ran the football. I have
friends to this day that still call me freight just
like it was a fright. I'm like out of context.
That's probably a little weird. So it was freight thirteen train.
But mine was, uh, if you don't remember, you weren't
on there.
Speaker 6: No, I was on it.
Speaker 5: Mine was uh ignorantly inappropriate at the time.
Speaker 3: Oh that's my name.
Speaker 6: No, No, we're good.
Speaker 5: I was. I was a quarterback. I just started playing quarterback.
We're number eleven in seventh grade. And it was deep
ball eleven, like third deep.
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Speaker 8: Hi you can two certain comes.
Speaker 1: From the locker room to the airwaves gets off the
bench with Jacob Hester and Matt Flynn.
Speaker 8: So when we found we could not make sense, well
you said, do we would still be friends?
Speaker 3: Clad?
Speaker 2: That was over?
Speaker 3: Okay, what a ready for that?
Speaker 7: This is like the only song I know besides the
first one I played that Matt said was aggressive.
Speaker 4: This one, Yeah, and it's good.
Speaker 5: Like I like the d M that's got a little
bit more musical fla to like he got the hardcore
that's just like electric music. I like the ones, got
a little intro, Mud got the little do.
Speaker 4: You like their house music?
Speaker 6: That's probably better? I like lyrics?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: God, did did techno make its way to Tyler, Texas
switch Out? Oh my gosh it was. It was like
a small little moment in tree for that where techno
it didn't reach my car. No, I mean I would
never have a fan. And maybe it was because so
I went to a super religious school and a lot
of the parents are like, no secular music, and they're like, well,
we can get away with techno because there's technically no words.
So maybe that was what we had to play. Kurt
Franklin and our pre and that was like a big
deal that we got him, like many.
Speaker 4: Christians.
Speaker 3: I told you we got away with Creed because Scott
Stack came to a game. Okay, so into that, like
this is two thousand and one, it's like the height
of Creed. Well, so brock Berlin grew up in Orlando
until he was like in middle school age maybe and
him and Scott were friends from that. So Scott, no,
so Scott's that came to a game, he was on
the sidelines. I can think about that, like two thousand
and one, the Freed lead singer, like this a big deal.
So of course like his evangel like they wouldn't let
you play secondary music, but they'd sell out real quick
if somebody famous was there. And we like Creed pre
game and so imagine going from Kirk Franklin stomp, which
is a banger, don't get me wrong, but that's like
all you could hear, and like sometimes we get like
the Brave Heart theme music like instrumental. Like, so we
go from that to being able to play Creed A
big deal, A big deal. We were ready to go.
So y'all played on Fridays. So was he there?
Speaker 6: The friday after he took flight.
Speaker 3: I don't know, people didn't like even really make it
a big as big of a deal as it should
have been. That he was at a high.
Speaker 6: School football Now, that's a big deal in.
Speaker 3: Two thousand and one. It'd be a big deal now,
but two thousand and one.
Speaker 5: Like I remember, it was like a big deal when
two thousand six Sugar Tim mcgrawl's on the sideline of
the Sugar Bowl in two thousand and six he was
at the time Creed's height. Yeah, high school football team.
Speaker 6: I mean, b brock Berlin, I mean, does.
Speaker 5: It touched by an angel Man, Golden arm friends with
the Creed lead singer.
Speaker 3: He had it all when an arnge Bowl played in
the NFL, Gatoray Player of the Year, USA Today Player
of the Year. He has his own day in Shreeport.
Speaker 6: He has a brock Berlin Day. What day is it?
Speaker 3: Mark something? We had like whole ceremony in the gym
and everything. I remember March something.
Speaker 6: What's what's Jake Yesterday? February thirty first?
Speaker 3: Don't have one of those? Yeah, exactly, yeah, our thirtieth
m h.
Speaker 5: M.
Speaker 3: Although brock Berlin doesn't have a jersey retired evangel, which
is who does Rock does not only Josh Boody the
only one make that makes sense? That is USA today players.
Speaker 6: That is a.
Speaker 5: It's egregious. It's egregious. It's a fireable I don't know
who do you fire. It's a fireable offense. For sure,
it's stupid. I know you're listening over there in Treeport.
They let's go ahead and do it in the future.
Speaker 3: In the future, because like right now, let me think
about time that show two to four.
Speaker 5: I don't think my opinion is going to change.
Speaker 3: So it's three twenty six right now, and you're listening,
evangel do this for me. Retire Brock Berlin's number seven retire.
Keante Dawson's number County played seven years in the NFL,
played at Texas Tech. Retire, John David Boodie's number retire.
Jonathan Wade leaving somebody off. Oh no, no, no, no,
forgive me. Blake Shaping retire his jersey.
Speaker 6: Okay, let's let's not get in the weeds here.
Speaker 5: Rock Berlin, Okay, yeah, you're right, like Rock Berlin, let's
just let's just not ask for everything. Let's just ask
for the most obvious thing. But anybody maybe just put
up to a vote fair enough, maybe just vote have
anybody with with two brain cells.
Speaker 3: But number seven should never be worn again.
Speaker 7: I told you, man, this is super off topic, but
like it just came up on It just came up
on my Twitter again and I sent it to y'all yesterday.
But probably the most disappointing thing that I've seen in
a really long time is barstool was asking a bunch
of kids if they showed him. Showed the kids a
picture of Tim Lindsey come yea, and none of them.
Speaker 3: Knew The same kids didn't know who Chipper Jones was.
Speaker 4: That's crazy.
Speaker 5: Chipper is not as bad an age standpoint.
Speaker 3: But I mean Chipper kind of played about.
Speaker 9: The same time career got cut short.
Speaker 3: Yeah, just do a deep dive into that that same
I think it's it's going to piss.
Speaker 4: You off, it's gonna make me.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's just like just like a shooter happened
in five years ago.
Speaker 3: Or just like Shreveport evangel not retiring brock Berlin's jersey.
Speaker 5: Yeah, like we've are all Andrew, welcome to our life.
We had this moment two weeks ago when my guy
that's my looked a straight and square in our face. Yeah,
and told us, well that movie that ain't my generation,
is it?
Speaker 3: Yeah? And I don't know that it hurt him like
I wanted it to. It didn't hurt the disappointment on
wit Weeks's face. It hurt him that he let us down.
Speaker 6: I did I respect that? Yeah? I mean I don't respect.
Speaker 5: I don't respect that answer of no, but I respect
that the will to make it right right.
Speaker 6: Garrett didn't have that.
Speaker 3: No, he didn't so like Blake Shape and said he
had seen it, but he just didn't.
Speaker 6: Remember the character.
Speaker 5: If I'm an NFL scout, that's probably the one knock
I got on him.
Speaker 3: Next year, where's the draft?
Speaker 4: Never seen Varsity Blues?
Speaker 3: You haven't?
Speaker 4: No, I'm saying like that. If I was like, no,
I've definitely I have it on DVD.
Speaker 6: You do you know what Varsity Blues does?
Speaker 4: No? You can borrow my dvd.
Speaker 3: Right, A passage in text.
Speaker 7: So I've seen like every football movie though, Damn I
had an older brother.
Speaker 4: Can't get anything right today?
Speaker 3: All Right, I'm gonna let the room cool off a
little bit.
Speaker 6: How many times do we like get upset about this topic.
Speaker 3: I think our listeners is probably like, hey, guys, you
are the only two that have seen it in Alandra.
Speaker 5: Well listen a bit, people, this is actually emotional damage.
Speaker 4: I'm just very upset about tim. Is it old? Like
how old is it?
Speaker 3: Nineteen ninety nine?
Speaker 4: Yeah, and that was like way before I was born.
Speaker 6: That's easy on the adjectives.
Speaker 9: Okay, I was born in two thousand and three, so
like that was that was only cole of years.
Speaker 3: You were at l s U when she was born.
Speaker 6: Dang, that's why I got seniority.
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Speaker 6: That whiteboard too. I can't wait.
Speaker 3: Breaking down something, or if you just want to buy
out like a Laundra and I were doing while Matt
was packing the cards the other day. We just watched
goog Doll's concert in the rain in Buffalo.
Speaker 6: New York.
Speaker 5: That's true, and if you wanted to, you could draw
mustaches on them with the interactive part.
Speaker 4: You can't though, well, I guess.
Speaker 3: Take a screenshots not while the video is playing?
Speaker 7: Yes, could, yeah, absolutely, he looked real good in that
video too.
Speaker 3: Bang Hot take. That might be my favorite song of
all time. Let's play it when we come back. Let's
play some Creed two o TV off the bench with
arms wide open or shut, and we can do it
while drinking a nice cold do Sekies go Ford.
Speaker 6: It is Friday.
Speaker 3: It is Friday, already thirty way pastime. It's nine thirty two.
To be exact, It's never a bad time to go
for dose. Lake beer, beach beer, whatever, beer, studio beer,
airport beer. Sitting at your office and packing my high beer.
I mean it is. There's always a great time to
go for dose. And they also have a website. It's
official and everything. Tell me that website.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's it's a dose sexis dot com.
Speaker 6: But make sure you know.
Speaker 5: Your age, your birthday. Internet so heavy, but we get it,
like we're on adults. We live in Louisiana. We like
to have a beverage every now and then make it
a dose. Sekies go for dose. It is hot, it
is summer. We're getting ready for tailgating, to get some
practice in before down tailgating.
Speaker 6: Go for dose, responsible.
Speaker 3: Give up Brefort.
Speaker 1: Two thousand and seven, Champs Purple and Gold to the core.
This is Off the Bench with Hester and Flynn, Matt
and Rouge's go to for all things Louisiana sports.
Speaker 6: Won Go Ho.
Speaker 8: A lactos?
Speaker 3: Is this.
Speaker 2: All la cari?
Speaker 3: You can keep this going in the background because it
feels appropriate to uh to bring this up while this
is in the background here, Okay, emotional, They're really right,
that's a good song. Uh, seriously, you can keep it
up because I'm gonna ask when this question and Nick
points it out. We always have the argument is it
Dawson's Creek or is it Pacey's Creek. There's definitely Pacey's Creek?
And have you seen the latest? Have you seen the
latest movie involving Joey and Pacey?
Speaker 6: Like this?
Speaker 5: This day was going real well, it's good, a little
start to a Friday. I don't know why you got it.
Bring up stupid ool Honkey. I did see it and
I didn't love it.
Speaker 3: But Katie Holmes Joshua Jackson.
Speaker 5: Doesn't change the fact that the name of the show
is Dawson's Creek and not Pacey's Creek.
Speaker 3: I actually think it was like a big Alpha movie.
The fact that it ended up being Pacey's Creek though,
even though Dawson got the title.
Speaker 6: I actually think Joey's a liability. I think Dawson turned out.
Speaker 5: I thank god.
Speaker 6: He didn't end up with her. She sucks.
Speaker 3: You hate Nou ended up with pay.
Speaker 5: Pacey had low standards. Dawson didn't better character Jonathan Moxon
this way, this conversation was gonna go our.
Speaker 6: Charlie Conway say it again?
Speaker 3: Better character Jonathan Moxon or Charlie Conway.
Speaker 6: Uh, Jonathan Moxy.
Speaker 3: Just saying its two pretty good ones.
Speaker 6: But Jonathan boxing.
Speaker 3: Okay, Cassie, do you know what a goo goo doll is?
Have you ever heard this song?
Speaker 4: Yes?
Speaker 3: Okay dolls?
Speaker 4: Well, I I only knew that because Hunt talks about
Google dolls all the time, The dolls. This song?
Speaker 3: God, what were you playing that?
Speaker 4: He thought it was match Box twenty Vertical Horizon?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: He I forgot.
Speaker 4: Look yeah, he loves.
Speaker 3: What's his favorite? His favorite? Black Balloon?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I think though, are broad Wanted two? I forgot. I forgot.
I should have known Casie is gonna have a catalog
of Goo Goo dolls because the Hunt.
Speaker 5: I'm not a big Goo Goo doll fan, but I
do like their songs, the Wild. I mean, I'm not
a not I'm not like I've just never been like
songs and they were a band like a fan to me,
it's like, man, I know their their singer, I know
their history. I know like they're deep cuts. Like that's
a fan to me. I mean, I know the Google
Doll's hits, and they're great, great.
Speaker 3: Song Bilbo Baggins inside the Bay for a Chat One
Tree Hill, greater than Dawson's Creek.
Speaker 5: Rebut oh you're fired. They're both bangers. Great, how do
we block somebody?
Speaker 4: Wait? Is this true?
Speaker 7: Buddy Money says the Wallflowers are at the House of
Blues tonight.
Speaker 4: There's no way why I would have known about this.
Speaker 3: Feels like we might have missed one here. Oh no,
Jacob Dillon and the crew at the House of Blues
and the laundre let it slave it Wallflowers.
Speaker 7: Yeah, dude, I just said I didn't.
Speaker 4: Want to go to New Orleans.
Speaker 3: As we literally during the break, You're like, I don't
want to go back to New Orleans again.
Speaker 5: You're thinking about a let's cash you got in your
car now.
Speaker 4: General Mission's only fifty seven dollars.
Speaker 5: That's an indictment.
Speaker 4: Bruh.
Speaker 3: I love the Wallflower It's thirty years old, so you know,
take a price to kind of fluctuate there.
Speaker 6: You know a lot about.
Speaker 5: Them, well, what the Wallflowers, Yeah, you know old the
lead singer is Jacob Dillon still probably like gosh, hold on,
maybe in his fifties.
Speaker 3: No, I bet, I bet he's almost sixty. Let's see
it's Jacob with the K by the way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, he's fifty five.
Speaker 3: Okay, so a little bit younger. He's the young fella,
the young fella. He's okay, he's doing all right, doing
all right.
Speaker 6: I think we I think we should go.
Speaker 3: I think you should go. Every time we've ever had
all flowers, every time we've ever had light, every time
we've ever had this debate like kaka, what you.
Speaker 6: Ever did that game?
Speaker 5: Why you're driving down the road and if a car
at night has one headlight out, one headlight on, it's
called Kakay you kissed the back of your hand, touched
at the top of your car?
Speaker 6: Anybody to do that?
Speaker 3: Y'all did some weird stuff in Tyler Ann and Green Bay.
I know there's small towns and you got.
Speaker 5: A weird knowledge of like random nineties bands.
Speaker 3: Well, how random Google dolls are random?
Speaker 5: It's not random. It's just like you knew the name
of the Wallflyers head singer.
Speaker 3: How old he was it's Bob Dylan's son.
Speaker 6: I didn't know that relaxed people.
Speaker 7: Wait, every time we had this debate, what six Heartache
is a really good one.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's my favorite.
Speaker 4: I love one Headlight. That's the song we play on Fridays.
Speaker 3: Now it's a new Friday song.
Speaker 6: This is a better song.
Speaker 3: I'm not I'm not gonna hate on Creed. I was
trying to set you up to Nope, not gonna do that.
Speaker 7: Is gonna go see Creed tomorrow, really King Center.
Speaker 5: All right, So, but they were banned four years before
you were born.
Speaker 6: Kind of like Varsity Blues is a movie before you're born.
Speaker 3: Whoache?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well my boyfriend went to ghost.
Speaker 3: I figured it was a boyfriend situation.
Speaker 9: I only know like three Creed songs and You're You're
Good and and Daughtry is open for them and Idol.
Speaker 4: I only know one Daughtry song.
Speaker 3: Wait, what is his tattoo situation?
Speaker 4: Daughtry?
Speaker 3: Yeah, like his whole his whole body, like his whole arm,
every there's not a it's all just black black tattoo. Brother,
Yeah it is.
Speaker 6: I've seen it. Some people just like to get the
blackout tattoos right now and I don't understand that.
Speaker 3: I think you need to. I think Cassie's gonna pull
up this picture and you're gonna be shocked by American
title hero situation. You're you're American idol fan.
Speaker 6: I liked American idol for a minute two seasons.
Speaker 3: The year that he was there was Taylor Hicks. Get
that feels right, so Elandra, I think you should actually
go to New Orleans tonight go see Wallflowers, and then
and then go see Creed the next night.
Speaker 4: I just did this last weekend.
Speaker 3: This is not last week wat Cash. He's pulling out
that big memories. Oh wow, look at this man.
Speaker 4: It's just all his arms.
Speaker 6: That's real.
Speaker 3: That's real. That is on the back, real tattoos.
Speaker 5: Like you gotta get when you go tattoos, get touched.
Speaker 4: Full black all the way down his arms.
Speaker 3: When you go to the tattoo shop. Though, like what
inspires you to say, I want the murdered outlook black
on black?
Speaker 6: So like so it looks dumb.
Speaker 3: Oh that's even worse.
Speaker 5: It looks dumb as is with his shirt off. But
the thing is, like it'll look dumber with his shirt off.
His shirt off is the only way.
Speaker 4: It works, but hurt so bad, so long.
Speaker 5: So they do like a lot of the big tattoos,
they'll put you, they'll put you under.
Speaker 6: That's the date you that put to sleep.
Speaker 3: It's like surgery.
Speaker 6: Baita like get that done.
Speaker 4: I meantoo tattoo, Yeah like that.
Speaker 3: But I mean I've got you gotta earn it.
Speaker 2: B yeah.
Speaker 4: I feel like if you're going to get a tattoo.
Speaker 6: Like if you can't take it, don't do it.
Speaker 3: A little bit, yeah, minus a little part. I think
Dak presct got put.
Speaker 4: Under like that is such Dak behavior.
Speaker 3: No part of the process of a tattoo is going
through the process.
Speaker 4: That is such Dak behavior.
Speaker 6: This is not a normal tattoo.
Speaker 3: I mean, that's that's wild behavior.
Speaker 4: For those that can't see the picture, it's literally.
Speaker 3: It looks like fool down his arms, looks.
Speaker 4: Like that starts at his back.
Speaker 3: It's like, I want you to go from the middle
of my back of my head and have these like
wolverine looking line.
Speaker 6: It looks like and E D M. Batman suit.
Speaker 3: I said wolverine because I don't know something about it. Wolverine,
but Batman, my boy look king kind Jack. Nobody notices
that though, because you got all look like he dipped
his arm.
Speaker 5: In good shoulder delt delts are hitting, he's got the b.
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Speaker 1: From players to legends, Hester and Flynn breakdown LSU football
like only champions can.
Speaker 5: Soon ago.
Speaker 6: I don't remember when. That's when this said lost my own.
Speaker 3: List rand well sit she diasy a broken heart disease.
Speaker 2: I listen to the cementy retrees.
Speaker 3: L right, welcome back to you, O TV one four
five ESPN Baton Rouge. Ask the bench, Matt, what is
worse two drop passes in receiver's hands or one miss
blitz that you get.
Speaker 5: Put on your back drop passes? Oh really, I can
take a hit. I want to get so many opportunities passes,
so catch the ball, guys.
Speaker 3: Ask the bench. Has Cassie seen Dawson's Creek? No? Do
you know what Dawson's Creek is?
Speaker 4: I've heard of it, but I don't know anything else.
Speaker 3: Daniel Basham, Ask the bench. Would you rather get a
blackout tattoo or watch Varsity Blues? I love a good tattoo,
I love it, but I want a tattoo to actually
like be something and not just one solid color. And
Varsity Blues is awesome. So I'm still gonna go.
Speaker 4: Should we all go get OTV tatts together?
Speaker 3: Don't tent me with a good time.
Speaker 4: We all just get o TV.
Speaker 3: Here have tattooeds?
Speaker 4: I do?
Speaker 3: Okay, Oh yeah you do? I do no, Cassie, I
know you.
Speaker 6: I don't.
Speaker 5: I've been wanting to get one. I wonder what I want.
A wedding ring tattoo.
Speaker 3: I got that.
Speaker 5: We can't figure out what designs we want because I
think you could do a wedding ring tattoo wrong.
Speaker 6: Because.
Speaker 3: Pretty I'm pretty sure that Katie drew this and that's
her handwriting, and the guy just traced it. I don't
think Katie didn't let me do the handwriting on hers.
It's a good handwriting, though. I asked the bench favorite
road trip snack beef Jerky.
Speaker 7: I'm like Bobby Carpenter and the fact that like I
always have emergency.
Speaker 3: Got I got protein on stand by it at all times.
Speaker 6: I do like b jerk. I don't ever really get it.
Speaker 3: I love it.
Speaker 5: I get nuts, you get nuts. I'm sort of dex
nuts situation.
Speaker 3: Huge pause Major, which concert would get you to drive
down to? Friday night?
Speaker 5: Big beef Jerky's really jacking up the prize we need
to get some legislation pass.
Speaker 3: Which concert would get you to drive down in Nola
on a Friday night?
Speaker 7: Usually, Like, I'll go down, no problem, but I just
did this last weekend and I don't feel like doing
it again.
Speaker 3: For me, John.
Speaker 7: Mayor go to like I would go to the Wallflowers
tonight if I didn't go to USC.
Speaker 3: But I'd want to see John Mayor, like at House
of Blues and the Smoothie King because he do more
of his blue stuff.
Speaker 7: Yeah, or the Filmore is a really good venue. Yeah,
I love the film Wore.
Speaker 5: I would rather do like a small setting it just
with like a no name. Too big big concerts, I
don't even I wouldn't go to any big concert like
Pearl James, one of my favorites. I didn't go even
attempt to go see them at JASUS because there's so
many people. I'm just I don't like big crowd.
Speaker 3: I don't love them. But for your favorites, like You're something.
Speaker 5: Yeah, sometimes you'll you'll fight it and go Cassie.
Speaker 3: There, who's getting you to drive down to New Orleans
on a Friday night.
Speaker 4: Creed parents live in New Orleans, so I pretty.
Speaker 3: Much okay, Okay, drive your laugh yet on a Friday night.
Speaker 4: I don't know. I'm a really big like country fans.
Speaker 3: Okay them all and big Shelton.
Speaker 9: I mean I dropped down. The person I saw most
recently was Carrie Underwood.
Speaker 3: Okay there all right? Of coming up memory of Sunday
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Speaker 7: That video that's been going around of him listening to
Young Jeezy and he had to restart it like three
times because it went so hard.
Speaker 3: Uh, his appearance in Rocky three.
Speaker 5: I had a whole Cogan what was the old wrestling
dolls punch out dolls or whatever.
Speaker 3: Brothers, I had a whole one. Oh yeah, okay, awesome.
Which celebrity dies next week? I actually we've already had
our third theo Huxabile from The Cosby Show, Ozzie and Hulk.
Speaker 6: So we're past it.
Speaker 3: I think.
Speaker 6: So we got past the hopefully.
Speaker 3: Flynn give us your MLB Pick of the day.
Speaker 5: Rangers.
Speaker 6: Rangers going to score fifteen.
Speaker 4: Plus, Pirates are going to lose.
Speaker 6: Expo still a.
Speaker 4: Team they had sick.
Speaker 3: They are the nationals now.
Speaker 6: Rangers.
Speaker 3: Chris Cornell or Eddie Dder Chris Cornell Cornell, we love
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