Speaker 1: All Star Toyota presents Off the Bench with Jacob Hester
and Matt Flynn.
Speaker 2: Okay, here we go.
Speaker 1: Where the plays get broken down and science gets denied.
The Bitch Hour two of Off the Bench Live from
the Mercedes Benz Baton Rouge Studio starts now.
Speaker 3: All right, welcome back in nour number two of Coach
t b here on this Tuesday morning. I like how
every time we play that rejoined, Jordan's like, tonight science.
Speaker 4: Well, I don't get it, Jordan. I told you we're
not sheep.
Speaker 5: Look, we're not sap.
Speaker 6: It should say questions sign you'll flat out tonight, we
don't flat out deny it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you know, it's just the flat out denied sciences.
I just can't. I can't get jiggy with that.
Speaker 7: Now, were not bad science, Yeah.
Speaker 5: You know, it's it's levels to it. You know, you
don't want to be a quack with it. But you
also got to be like, you know, maybe alcohol does
clean out wounds.
Speaker 4: You know, maybe it does.
Speaker 5: You know, there's a couple of some things out there
that you can say it does.
Speaker 2: You can use context because we deny bad science. When
I say bad science, I mean like the science where
they're trying to tell you something. Yeah, and they don't
want questions. Yeah, and they don't want the questions. They're
just like, yeah, this is it, Well, why why is
that it?
Speaker 7: Just do it? Yeah, that's the that's the science.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you just you gotta just respect further research. Don't
just be don't believe everything.
Speaker 2: I guess you weren't a big listener when we had
this whole Indian Mound argument that lasted multiple weeks.
Speaker 5: I'll be sleeping a little bit, you know, early, little
early a listener.
Speaker 3: All right, let's go ahead and get into a little
OTB mailbag.
Speaker 5: I help this special delivery from the bench.
Speaker 4: And look it is marked most urgent writing to you.
Speaker 5: What the is the internet.
Speaker 3: Hashtag? Oh TB mail bag? Can we get a good
station beef? Going on with a f R since he
took credit for the steak you sent JJ during yesterday's interview, Oh.
Speaker 4: I didn't hear that.
Speaker 6: I gotta I gotta go back and listen that that
can't be real the judgment.
Speaker 4: We have to go listen. This guy can belying, be real.
He did not take credit for this.
Speaker 2: Now we should believe it, just so we get mad.
Let's start some beefs.
Speaker 5: I mean that camp not gonna lie. I did do
an fr yesterday.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what happened? Did he take credit?
Speaker 5: Decided he did talk about a steak. I'm not gonna
make claims on who cleaned the stake, but there was
a steak brought up. Yes, there was a stake brought up.
Speaker 4: All up.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna have to go back and listen to this because,
believe you me, we pull there was one person that
sent him a full meal from Flemings, and Flynn is
the one that did it.
Speaker 4: It was not Moscona.
Speaker 3: If he know Stitch yet, if he's took credit, if
he took any like, because how did you even know
about it? If he took any credit. We got receipts
got him. We got receipts with the order on him.
We got receipts with it being delivered at the front desk,
and we got receipts getting the information from the right people,
and we got receipts from the head coach himself.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I was trying to write a little note on it,
like hey, send it with him. So this is this
is through door dash, Hey you know TMO TV. Blah
blah blah, I thought you deserved a steak.
Speaker 7: But you can't do it on there. You can't write
like an actual note.
Speaker 4: It's a digital And that's why we had had to
like digital.
Speaker 7: Thank you know that. It's like you got to put
in a cell phone, NU where to text it to you?
Speaker 3: And we had we we knew what room he was in,
but we didn't want to like I just felt like
I felt like a step too far.
Speaker 6: Also, we gotta understand this is from nookie in the
chat love my guy. I don't know if I don't
know if he's the most reliable source.
Speaker 4: Is he too close to the case.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's only too close to the case.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna city to turn in his badge.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna say it didn't happen.
Speaker 6: I'm gonna give him that.
Speaker 3: No.
Speaker 4: No, I believe in you, brother, You've been here since
day one. I believe in you.
Speaker 3: I'm not gonna Christian Bale and you like tat just
did I believe in you?
Speaker 4: Sir?
Speaker 3: Uh hat to go to b mailbag is hester less
gritty in his old agents. He got power controlled blinds
from Kate Ze in his backyard instead.
Speaker 4: Of choosing Craik option. Oh that's a great question.
Speaker 3: They're they're so easy, they're they're like literally all jokes
aside go South, great question, by the way, Like it's
the remote is in like our top drawer, like where
the keys and wall? You know, Hey, everybody's got the
top or like the remotes in there. And I don't
even have to point it, Like I go, I opened
the drawer and I just hit down and it's like
it's ten to fifteen feet away from the screen and
just you hear like the little buzz. I'll lose a
little grit. I'll I get it. But it is very convenient.
Speaker 8: Look, it's all about working smarter, not harder. So I
don't like that, you know, not for grit. You know,
usually grit is like harder, not smarter at all. But
there are some modern conveniences in life.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Jacob's taking a complete advantage of And yes, so
he is forty, so are you. I am a fresh forty.
A couple of days, shout out to my birthday too,
on the summer solstice, longest.
Speaker 7: Daylight of the year.
Speaker 2: I like that today now, last Friday was summer Solstice,
which was my birthday. It's pretty will my wife has
her birthday pretty much six months to the day opposite
of mine.
Speaker 7: She's December nineteenth, so.
Speaker 2: It's my dad and we always kind of say, because
we're like complete opposites on a lot of things. If
she she's gonna turn left, I would definitely turn right. Yeah,
And so her birthday usually falls on the shortest day
of the year the year, so yeah, it's.
Speaker 4: Uh, you always got to one up everybody go.
Speaker 6: Your birthday so far has been my favorite office birthday,
and the reason is so many people brought Matt sweets.
Speaker 7: Yeah, he left like before.
Speaker 2: Half of them just for everybody else.
Speaker 6: So like me, Moose and Jordan's who don't care about ourselves,
we ain't sweets like all day on Friday.
Speaker 7: It was actually I.
Speaker 9: Don't care about I don't know how I got the
straight right there, George Sweety.
Speaker 5: The cookies look good.
Speaker 4: He's gets on that.
Speaker 7: Don't pull that. It wasn't me.
Speaker 4: Don't be the guy I really wanted to call him,
But I love this one.
Speaker 3: Would you take losing in the College World Series to
Arkansas next year? But you beat Tennessee in the College
World Series in twenty twenty seven, so you lose in
the Championship Series to Arkansas and O six, but you
would beat Tennessee in twenty seven, I mean to guarantee
another national championship.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but if you don't lose Arkansas, I means you
beat Arkansas the Championship Series.
Speaker 4: But then you make But then you would beat Arkansas
lose to Tennessee.
Speaker 3: If I lost the National Championship Series, I would rather
be to Arkansas than the Tennessee.
Speaker 7: Tennessee I would agree with that.
Speaker 5: Tennessee easily has the worst fan.
Speaker 3: Tennessee fans got like, you know, good at baseball, Like
you know they got I don't want to like disrespect
they got.
Speaker 4: Look they got to a point respect.
Speaker 3: But now they're finding out, Oh this is really hard
to stay at this level and not dip down. Oh
this is real. Oh that's We're not a blue blood,
We're just good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's what they're funny.
Speaker 6: So many people are like, oh, well, Tennessee is the
new standard of college baseball because they had two years
of hotness. I'm not going to mention anybody. Brandon Walker,
but the other day him a team Bob we having
an argument. He's like, hey, Johnson's not as good of
a coach as Tony Vittello, get out of here.
Speaker 2: Man. Vittella had one run.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's see what I said the other day. He
had a run.
Speaker 3: I'm not saying he won't make another one, but right
now he has a run. Like getting to Omaha is great.
It is not the standard. Like when we were in school,
Smoke went to Omaha a couple of times.
Speaker 4: And he didn't last very long. That is not the
standard here.
Speaker 3: Getting to Omaha is okay, let's talk part of the price.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's a step.
Speaker 2: But if we beat them in the Championship Series in
two years, that means they made it.
Speaker 7: I would rather them not even make it. And we
don't like Tennessee. And let me get this straight, don't
get it twisted.
Speaker 2: It's not like one of these we hate Alabama because
they went on a run and they beat us a lot.
We don't hate you because you're good and because you've
beaten us.
Speaker 7: We just hate you because you're very hat it's just annoying.
Speaker 5: And everybody, all the bulls, they got some type of
bowl in their name, orange, like every little count some
type of bowl or denimal orange.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so don't get it twisted, Tennessee.
Speaker 2: It's not like billboard material that they hate us because
they ain't U type situation. Now we hate you because
you just nobody likes you.
Speaker 7: Really go home?
Speaker 4: Hashtag o TOB mailbag.
Speaker 3: What's the most agreed upon scientific fact that you deny?
I question? I question, what is in aerosol sunscreen all
the time?
Speaker 4: Again?
Speaker 7: Is it just the aerosol?
Speaker 4: Mostly the aerosol?
Speaker 3: Yeah, but also if it can block the sun, which
is pretty powerful. Don't know if y'all know that, Like,
what's really in sunscreen?
Speaker 4: Now?
Speaker 3: There's better certainly companies that do it and try to
do it in the most natural way that you can.
But again, and look, I the sun can do some
real damage. I know that as well. But I'm just
asking ask the questions. You know, what is that really
putting into your body?
Speaker 7: So you're okay, a little bit more okay with the lotions.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's more of the aerosols that concern you a
little bit. Yeah, huh, that's interesting, Okay, I can buy that. Yeah,
my question. There's a lot of things I question. I
guess a.
Speaker 7: Lot of it.
Speaker 2: A lot of food science, processed food. There's a lot
of things out there that uh, you know, big companies
tell you it's good for you. That is just absolutely
dog poo for you. Carbon dating certainly all the Indian
mounds definitely millions years old.
Speaker 4: How do we know?
Speaker 2: It's like one of those things that they tell you
is true and then like nobody.
Speaker 5: You can't question it, like what they say the smart stuff.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's like all right, yeah, how can those could
have been pushed together in like seventeen nine?
Speaker 2: Oh carbon puts it, you know, in between thirty five
and forty thousand years ago?
Speaker 7: Yeah, I aint, But how do you know?
Speaker 4: T bobs punching the air in Chicago right now listening
to this, and.
Speaker 2: I don't really have any scientific facts to back that question,
just like just common sense.
Speaker 7: And reason.
Speaker 6: Deep really, yeah, you're you're a sheep. You know, anybody
even dug it up? What if that's just the hill? Yeah,
that's what that's. That was the question, like this out
and freaking livings. Then we got this giant hill. Okay,
it's just the trash dun't Okay.
Speaker 3: Some guy named Randy built that to do some dirt
bike ramp stuff.
Speaker 6: Thousand years from now, that's gonna be the story and
they're gonna be like living still Louisiana like the dirt
bike Capitol sure was still right here.
Speaker 2: Nobody's gonna know where the hell that came from.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The question, I think how we got to the question
and the hills was it's like it's the oldest man
made thing, blah blah blah. And I'm like, it's a
hill like and it's made of dirt, right, so the
dirt is old? Yeah, how can you tell that dirt?
He got to a long line of question. Yeah, we did,
like whole hours, you know, long time to make.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Uh hash that go to be mail bag. I know
Flynn bought some on It cards this weekend. Do you
think that brand has long term value?
Speaker 7: Oh? No, well on IT brand.
Speaker 2: I mean it could be because if they continue to
be one of the only college sports. But I know
there's some other There's some like Bowman, there's some other
big brands out there that are tapping in and doing
some university and college stuff.
Speaker 7: I don't know.
Speaker 2: It sounds like a pretty hard market to be successful
in since like two companies.
Speaker 7: Pretty much own everything. So I guess their.
Speaker 2: Market value would be to build their brand and get
to sell the tops or panini. That's what you know
that's what I would do. But I mean they got
some cool looking cards.
Speaker 3: I hadn't seen a whole lot of Yeah, I just
I've literally only seen the ones you brought in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I haven't seen many of them either, But I think,
like you think they like, it's just all COLLEGI correct
this if I if I'm wrong there, correct, that's in
the chat here. But I'm pretty sure it's all university
college and it's very you know, it's the only people
I think making them outside of Tops and Panini.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is from William. This has been bugging me
for years. I've been nagged at by who Jacob Ester
reminds me of. It's good guy Greg Meme guy, Good guy,
Greg Meme Guy.
Speaker 4: Gosh, I wish I knew that was good Greg guy Greg.
Let's seeho this is?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I got a little bit more hair than Greg,
but yeah, a little.
Speaker 5: Bit, a little gritty picture, a little bit.
Speaker 4: Never seen that meme though, meme games must be really bad.
Speaker 5: Never seen that one. This's gotta be like early twenty ten.
Speaker 3: O TB mail bag. Who was the most underrated player
that either one of you ever played with? It could
be college or pros. This one hit me up on
Twitter verse, so they really want to know the answer.
Speaker 2: Uh so my most play with so many and this
one's gonna some people might roll your eyes because he
was highly thought of, but he's not as highly thought
of as he should be. Who you're gonna say, yeah,
you can think you Jordy Nelson. Jordy Nelson, wide receiver,
Green Bay Packers. Currently just a straight up farmer in
Kansas right now?
Speaker 4: Really?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, oh yeah, a farmer. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 2: So him and his wife, they owned a bunch of
that their their families owned a bunch of farmland.
Speaker 7: He bought some more farmland. Man, they just farm up there.
Speaker 4: That's a good one.
Speaker 6: We have talked about Jordi off the air, and you're
just making me like him more like Nelson highlights.
Speaker 7: After the ship.
Speaker 2: I remember one the wide receiver cor would always get
together in the off season, and one time he brought
them down to their farm and it was funny because
you had like, you know, James Jones and Donald Driver,
Greg Jenians all putting like the big.
Speaker 7: Arm glove on, you know how.
Speaker 2: Hands. Oh yeah, they were doing all that stuff. They
put him through the farmer combine for sure. But yeah, man,
one of the most underrated players to me in the
history of the NFL.
Speaker 7: Wow. Well, I mean I'm very.
Speaker 2: Biased, no, I know, but like a guy that never
gets brought up in any of the conversation. And of
course he like you know, he had a huge receiver,
like a great receiving course, so he wasn't like the
only guy.
Speaker 7: So he had gaudy.
Speaker 2: Stats in like spots and times, but it got spread
around so much that never had like some super super
gaudy season long stats. But man, a guy that nobody
wanted to cover nobody, I don't care who you are
on defense, and a guy that was deceptively fast. People
took bad angles at him all the time. I don't know,
because he was like a long legged, like white guy.
He just like under It didn't look like he was
running fast, but man, he was covering round and could
catch everything. Strong farmer strong Yeah literally.
Speaker 3: Uh. In college, I'll say Dick Dixon was probably the
most underrated. I know, he held like every record before
Mason Taylor, but I still never felt like Richard Dixon
got the love that he should have, Like he changed
the tight end position. I think in a lot of
ways for LSU because he was really like a combination
Y and F where l should really only had y
tight ends with their hands in the dirt, and Richard
was kind of the first one that could kind of
flex out do some F stuff and so certainly.
Speaker 7: Certainly one of the best that Lshu's had.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think, yeah, top three without question.
Speaker 2: Had some unfortunate injuries and stuff like that they d
especially when he was in Detroit. He was I think
as a rookie in Detroit. By the end of training again,
undrafted rookie, he was running with the ones at full back.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, like just an h back.
Speaker 7: Yep, and then got hurt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, comes back the next year, Yeah, doing the same
thing fourth preseason game, at the end of the fourth
preseason game, yep.
Speaker 7: I think, same injury, right, injury.
Speaker 3: So so I go dig Dixon into LSU and I
go Vincent Jackson in the NFL.
Speaker 4: VJ was a good duge.
Speaker 3: He had some great years in Tampa as well, but
it never felt like he got put in that conversation,
even though every year he had a thousand.
Speaker 4: Yards incredible teammate.
Speaker 3: UH grew up until he was middle school age in
Leesville Louisiana.
Speaker 4: Military bratt.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and so then moved to Colorado right before he
goes to high school.
Speaker 4: And that's how he ends up at Northern Colorado played
basketball there as well.
Speaker 3: J was a great player, such a good I mean,
would do the dirty stuff too, and no other number
one receiver really wanted to do. And he always kind
of he had like an undrafted free agent mentality even
though he was the second round pick.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I'll go VJ.
Speaker 2: Guy, I'd go LSU days.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Brett Helms, Oh that's a good one.
Speaker 2: Our center, ye in two thousand and seven. I think
two thousand and eight was his senior year. Yeah, one
never got the accolades that he deserved. But in my opinion,
and of course I didn't study him, and I'm a
biased guy again, but the best college center in the
year two thousand and seven never got kind of a
fair shake in the NFL went undrafted.
Speaker 3: What have Like when we left LSU and O seven,
if you would have said, give me a guy that's
gonna play eight years guaranteed in the NFL, I would
have said, Brettelms, no doubt.
Speaker 2: And I saw that so much in the NFL too,
guys that were You know, Brett wouldn't overly sized height
wise or anything like that, but at the position he played.
So there are so many centers I saw come through
the NFL that fit his mold.
Speaker 4: We had and Nick Hardwick was our center.
Speaker 3: He was the same size and same like grip streams
and stuff as brettelm J C.
Speaker 7: Treader Corey Linsley, I.
Speaker 3: Played with Dan Copen and Denver. He was kind of
built just like that he Brady Center in New England.
Speaker 4: Yeah, same building.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, yeah, they all kind of fit that mold.
But man, he was such a good player that they
probably the most the rowdiest grip strength you've ever seen
in your life. But yeah, he was a great player
and didn't get his fair shake in the NFL.
Speaker 7: I think he has injuries too.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that was your right, and look it's hard to
make it.
Speaker 7: You have that right perfect time.
Speaker 4: Timing and a little bit of luck.
Speaker 2: He probably didn't probably healthy, he'd probably be the first intel.
He probably didn't choose the right path when he chose
his free agent destinies.
Speaker 7: That's also, yeah, you do have to get in the
right situation.
Speaker 2: You have to have good guards, like we always we
were able to fit in a guy like that, a
smaller sized but intelligent and strong center because we had
two pro bowl guards on the side right, so they
could they could cover up right some more space. But
then they get to the guy. Then they get to
a situation where like I can I'm so good at center.
If they get that experience, like you can put you know,
some rookie guards around me right anyway?
Speaker 3: Good question hashtag go to the mail bag. Did you
see the picture of t Bob at Omaha? He cannot
escape the tiny hands and feet accusations. Now there's photo evidence.
It is what it is. I mean, I love our guy,
he's my boy, Love him to death, to the core.
He's got tiny hands and tiny feet.
Speaker 7: At some point you gotta, like some point you.
Speaker 4: Just got to know thyself. Look, I.
Speaker 3: Talk about all the time I measured five eleven at
the combine. I'm not five eleven. I'm five to ten. Like,
I don't try to steal inches there, I just not.
I don't know how I got it that day I did.
I'm five to ten and I'm good with it. He's
got nine inch hands, he's six y ford. You know
it's okay though he looks great.
Speaker 2: Yeah, at some point you just can't like, it's not
the camera angle.
Speaker 4: He doesn't always care the camera.
Speaker 7: It's just the camera. I'm I'm the skybbe.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 5: I never seen it. Well, I never understood the joke
until I seen that picture and then like ta bob
pat hoofs like he was like a horse. So I
was like, oh damn, this is this is what they mean.
Speaker 2: But you do think it's a camera angle situation at first,
and you believe that everyone's got a bad picture here
and there.
Speaker 5: Well, it just has really big legs, so it just
makes its big. He's just got a big body with
little feet, so it makes it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's just yeah, we have do we have the picture?
Kah kyla. I don't care about that. I thought you're
pointing to the picture like now I'm not going to
break Never did you see Tops?
Speaker 3: Apparently Matt c says Tops is going to be taking
over the rights to the NFL and NBA cards starting
in twenty twenty six from Panini.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so they're getting a license.
Speaker 2: So if like Tops, they can't put the logos they
can put like you know, Green Bay or New Orleans,
they can't put Saints or Packers. Now, I think that
fluctuates every year. I don't know if they're taking it
solely away from Panini or they're both going to have it.
I don't know what the NFL gains by only letting
one of them have it. You know, NFL is all
about that shield taking that money. But I think a
lot of people were disappointing the Top stuff because like
Jaden and Cad signed.
Speaker 3: And to be honest, the cards don't like some of
them look good, but it's not because of the uniform.
The uniform looks like a bad photoshop on some TOPS
cards because you have to take all logos off. It
looks like somebody went into one of those apps where
you scrub on it and then deletes like you know
it deletes like whatever's on there. So like this discolored
a little bit, and now you can't see t Bob,
which we're watched St Bob and the team photo celebrating
there in Omahall. But if you really just zoom in there,
you can see, yes, Tata is doing right now. Yeah,
just defeat don't look great and typically right elongates everything
like black makes it look smaller, white makes it look
a little bit bigger on camera.
Speaker 6: He's got some hoofs like the guy next to it,
much smaller looking feet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you're right that like the big legs make worse,
But it does kind of look like he's at like
the local fair, at one of those funny mirrors.
Speaker 5: Oh my goodness.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm so glad though that T Bob was there,
had a great time.
Speaker 4: He was living his best life.
Speaker 7: On the camera. A lot of camera.
Speaker 3: I can't even imagine how many people were probably coming
up to T Bob and stopping him. I mean, and
he probably, knowing t talked to every single one of
them and gave them like his time. He is incredibly
good with that. So happy for a boy, glad glad
to see some content as well. I think he's gonna
thrive out there amongst the people, and if you want
him to do a studio show, he's gonna crush that.
Speaker 7: How many moffatisms do you think he was given?
Speaker 3: Yeah, poor Ben Mince heard every single get your piss hot,
crank that mother f and diesel womp womp as he Yeah,
he got all that too. All right, we'll take that
break more otb when we come back. You're way of
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Off the Bench with Esther and t Bob.
Speaker 3: The best part about that question that we got during
mailbag about underrated. It was a great question because I
always love giving love to guys and I'm like, they
were better than they get credit for. It almost went
with Eric Weddle. He was on the All Decade Team.
I still feel like Eric Weddle doesn't get enough love.
Speaker 6: For I don't retirement because the Rams and needed his
safety and they won the Super.
Speaker 4: Bowl towards Peck in the Super Bowl kept playing.
Speaker 2: Yeah, That's why I had to preface my answer like
Jordan Nelson, like yeah, I know everyone knows he's great,
but he was like great.
Speaker 4: Great, Yeah, right.
Speaker 3: Shout out to Eric Weddle, who's the head coach at
Rancho Bernardo High School, Broncos there about like two minutes
from my house when we lived out there.
Speaker 4: Great high school.
Speaker 2: He's built a pretty nice little program over there.
Speaker 3: He has They were a big school that wasn't very
good and he's like he should be better.
Speaker 4: You got a lot of people to choose from, and
Eric's one of those.
Speaker 3: Dude's hardest working guy in the building, like almost like annoying, like, hey, Bud,
I want to want to at work here one day,
can you stop?
Speaker 4: Stop?
Speaker 3: But I guess when you're you know a guy that
played like every position in college and like a lot
of people said your position list, He's like, I can
play whatever you need me to do.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And that's exactly someone did ask.
Speaker 3: But somebody asked the same the same person to ask
on Twitter said Okay, now, who's the most overrated player?
Speaker 7: Not going there, Jacob.
Speaker 3: Hester May I'll give you maybe, maybe I will, maybe
I will.
Speaker 2: Let me think about it and then think about give
us some time so I don't want to answer it.
Then there's, you know, gotta deal with some fallout, like
the Sharps.
Speaker 7: Update.
Speaker 2: We have an update.
Speaker 6: They miraculously remember this morning. She got a lot of
happy belated it was it was I just had it
on the calendar wrong.
Speaker 5: Shoot, yeah, I just wasn't on my phone all day.
I don't know it happens.
Speaker 2: I was I was living was where my feet were.
Speaker 3: A lot of people inside the chatt are saying they
feel bad for Mincy because of you know, he was
with T Bob all weekend. I don't, Uh, T Bob
is t Bob And that's what I love about T
Bob is he's going to be the same T Bob
by Mincy that he would be in front of the
new Pope.
Speaker 4: He's got Chicago ties.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 3: And also, Mincy, my guy, you're from Louisiana and you
root for Old Miss.
Speaker 4: I love you, but it is what it is.
Speaker 3: You're from Louisiana and you don't root for Louisiana School. Sorry, sorry, Bud,
I wouldn't even care if you root it because he's
from Monroe.
Speaker 4: If you rooted for ULM or tech U, l.
Speaker 1: L I.
Speaker 2: That live here from here, but went to Old Miss,
and of course.
Speaker 3: People to like that's where they they don't go here,
they go to Ole Miss things.
Speaker 2: It's okay, Like, if you know Ole Miss plays l
s U. Yeah, sure, cheer for Ole Miss. That's your
alma mater or whatever. You chose that path. But if
you got no dog in a fight, are we actively
cheering against l s U?
Speaker 7: Didn't make any sense?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Mincey did good ole Miss. I'm just saying, like
he's from Louisiana. The only person that I allow that
is David Delugi because David's awesome, mancy.
Speaker 4: You don't get the same.
Speaker 2: Sorry, but he's not. Those who's not actively cheering against
l s U well, they're not even playing Ole Miss.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, you're saying Mincey does Yeah, so it's already
a step too far.
Speaker 7: Too far, seep, I'll let you have it too.
Speaker 4: Did he I mean he was singing Backstreet Boys in
his ear?
Speaker 2: Did we have like what was the word count? Was
one hundred percent to zero percent?
Speaker 4: Say a word?
Speaker 2: If it's the same video?
Speaker 7: No, poor fellah. He brought a lot of views. It's good.
Speaker 4: Uh, I don't know. Did I miss something?
Speaker 3: Does Jacob have the same energy for the oh for
the Mayonnings because they're from Louisiana. Well see arch E
started from you know, he's from Missippi, went to ole
Miss and he got drafted by there. I've always said this,
it's a good question, William. I've always said this. Nobody
gets to pass in Louisiana outside of the Mannings.
Speaker 4: Have you ever noticed that? Have you?
Speaker 2: Like you can.
Speaker 3: And look AT's real and look, Peyton's awesome, like one
of my favorite teammates I ever had. But like they're
the only people that can be from Louisiana go elsewhere
and come back and beloved in Louisiana.
Speaker 4: It's incredible.
Speaker 3: Like and I say this all the time, Like I
had teammates in high school, my boy John David Boodie,
he won two Rose Bulls at USC.
Speaker 4: It was incredible college quarterback.
Speaker 3: Like he was in Louisiana and everybody's like, well you
went to USC. He's like, hen he won two Rose Bulls,
Like yeah, but it was not for l Shoot, Yeah,
you know what I mean. Like think about like all
the people that are from Louisiana that went elsewhere and
you don't hear from him here in Louisiana.
Speaker 4: Like we could go down the list.
Speaker 3: I mean like Reggie Wayne and Eddie Lacy and Lane
and Collins ed Ree warg Dunn who's an incredible human
being and like builds houses, literal houses for families. I'm saying,
like it's just different from you know, people get mad
when you leave Louisiana. The Mannings are like the only
family I feel like they' ever like got to pass.
Speaker 5: No, Well, I feel like, as somebody from here, I
think it's because they do give back, like Peyton Manning hast.
Speaker 4: And war does, War done does as well, War done.
Speaker 2: Public.
Speaker 5: You know, they do the Manning Passing Academy. You know,
I've seen Peyton Manning owned money to colleges like he
gave he gave Sudden some money one year. So it's
like he's he's actively kind of I think you say,
still here, but you could tell Peyton Manning Steel has
his his finger prints on the state regard.
Speaker 4: I mean the family, you know, like go here. Yeah,
a lot of them still here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's why they they all went to Newman and
so I can't if you can think of another one,
let me know, I mean major apple White from Catholic High.
I don't ever hear anybody talk about him like locally.
Speaker 7: Nope.
Speaker 2: I gotta be honest with you, like besides them having
the man In Passing Academy in Louisiana and then especially
like pre Arch like coming onto the scene like I
almost would like you'd have to remind me that they
were from Louisiana.
Speaker 7: Because yeah, yeah, I mean, but I'm not from Louisiana.
I'm crazy.
Speaker 2: Was born to raise somewhere else, and I came here
and stayed right. So I'm kind of like the opposite, uh,
because I happen to like Louisiana. So but yeah, I
would always kind of forget that they were, like had
the Louisiana Ties because of you know.
Speaker 7: They're so Tennessee.
Speaker 2: You've played every you know in the NFL, I mean
years and years and years and other places in Tennessee
or miss blah blah blah. Then of course, like the
man in Passing Academy, it does remind you of that always.
And the arch coming up and playing a new and
I mean that did as well.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean they all played at Newman yep, I
mean Cooper and and Archie and.
Speaker 4: They still live.
Speaker 7: Was a long time ago though, Bud.
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, I know, I mean they're older than I am,
and I'm a man.
Speaker 2: I was at Hubbard Middle School. I was balling a
Hubbard Middle School in Tyler, Texas.
Speaker 4: Hubbard Middle School.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, the Hubbard Huskies.
Speaker 4: I went to Ridgewood Middle School.
Speaker 6: Shout out to the Raiders, the Huskies, a lot of
Huskies and Tyler, Texas.
Speaker 3: True, there's not a lot of Raiders in Truthport Louisiana's true.
Speaker 6: I mean my junior high was the Gators. Ain't a
gator and walker that I've seen somebody.
Speaker 3: Probably there's a chance that a gator can be husky
and instead of husky in the wild, find this way
to Tyler.
Speaker 4: You don't want to be the Roses.
Speaker 2: I'm sure there was. I mean, there was lots of
middle schools out there. I'm trying to think of the
other ones. But yeah, Hubbard Huskies, you know, a big
time feater and at the time, roberty Lee Red Raiders.
But what was your high school mascot? It was the
Robert Lee Red Raiders, who had been previously the Robert
Lee Rebels. Of course I got changed and now it
is you know, we were known as Tyler Lee Red Raiders.
Now it's Tyler Legacy Red Raiders. A lot of name
changes happening over there in Tyler, Texas.
Speaker 7: Who were the Wildcats? Basic? Just pretty basic?
Speaker 6: I mean, how many people are the Wildcats? Like everybody's
the Wildcats?
Speaker 3: All right, we'll play a little a little catch up
here on the clock, all right, so we'll take a break.
I do have a L s U football discussion to
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around off the Bench with Hester and t Bob.
Speaker 4: Actually, I don't know how this found its way in
front of me. I like this post on x.
Speaker 1: Oh.
Speaker 3: Jayleen Collins retweeted, that's how I see it. Uh, Brian Kelly,
you're on the clock.
Speaker 4: To go win. You're up, buddy, You're up a little
bit on the clock tag and Uh.
Speaker 3: The thing I do love about b K is he
knows that, oh yeah, like he like he embraces that.
Speaker 4: He doesn't try to run from it. And I know
a lot of coaches that would.
Speaker 3: So we are excited though for everybody that LSU brought in,
I do think this roster looks completely different. But you're
only going to be as good as your signal caller
is how far your QB can take you.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 3: It pains me to say this in front of present company,
but it is the most important position.
Speaker 7: On the football field.
Speaker 4: All right.
Speaker 3: Now, You've got a dude, not a guy. You got
a dude in Garrett Nusmeyer, and I was looking this morning.
You know ESPN, they're already like it's crazy how early
it says. But there are like putting out their top
five quarterbacks for the draft, and well you got two
different you know, opinions here. But k Clubnick one Garrett
neus Meyer two is basically when you look at the
totality of all the talking heads, it is Kate Clubnick
from Clemson who you play in game number one at
the top, your quarterback right behind him at number two.
You're gonna have a Heisman Trophy level build and hype
and expected play in game number one between two guys
that have the best odds to go win a Heisman Trophy.
Speaker 4: You're going to their place, right.
Speaker 3: You both have weapons that are expected to be better
than the weapons you had the year before if you're
a quarterback, and if you enjoy great quarterback play week
number one and Little Death Valley has to be up
on the marquee in blinking lights because you're potentially getting
the two best right out of the gates.
Speaker 7: I love how you call it Little Death Valley too.
It's great.
Speaker 2: Is that is that a common term for this place?
I know what I don't even like giving them the
credit for that that way. I know, I don't even
like giving the credit for that name. But I guess
if you like put a little little in front of
it's great.
Speaker 7: But you're right.
Speaker 2: I mean, we go from I'm excited about this season
of college football because of the quarterback play we're going
to see all over the country. We went from two
seasons ago of having you know, really highly sought after
quarterback crop that went to the NFL this past year
a little bit down. You saw that with a you know,
the lack of you know, top round picks at quarterback.
But it's gonna circle back this year and we're gonna
have a lot of top quarterbacks. So's there's a lot
of arguments out there about you know, who's the best,
who's this and that, and a lot of it's just
all white noise right now, right Believe nothing of what
you hear in half of what you see like going
into the season, because there's gonna be a lot of talk.
There's gonna be a lot of arguments and it's but
what it is is these two quarterbacks are both great.
So there's I hate the comparisons between the two. You
look at you know, completion percentage. I think Garrett last
year sixty four point two percent completion, Kate club Nick
sixty three point four percent. So they're really tight. I
mean Garrett it's a little bit ahead on that. They're
kind of back and forth on different stats. You know,
Kate does a little bit, you know, has a little
bit more.
Speaker 7: Here you the stats to me, all.
Speaker 3: Right, looking at it, I would assume Garrett had more yards,
more touchdowns, less interceptions for Kate Clubnick.
Speaker 7: Though.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so Garrett had four thy fifty two passing yards,
Kate had three thousand, six hundred and thirty nine. But
not I said five hundred and twenty five attempts. He
had four hundred and eighty six ten, So I mean
it's I mean say Cade was two hundred and fifty
nine point nine yards a game, Garrett three hundred eleven
point seven.
Speaker 3: So I mean an LSU quarterback averaging averaging over three
hundred yards.
Speaker 2: Can we just like go back as as Tiger fans
and just think back, like close your eyes and think
back to the decade long drought almost of.
Speaker 7: Not great offenses here at LSU, and just think about
where we are today.
Speaker 2: We had two heights been winning quarterbacks and the six
years a third that's in the running, you know, which
I strongly believe if everything plays out the way, I mean,
there's always luck that plays into it.
Speaker 7: You have to avoid injuries. The offensive line.
Speaker 2: Really has to there's a lot of there's questions out there,
not as many questions this year as there has been.
Speaker 7: Yeah, so I think everybody feels really confident.
Speaker 2: And you see the preset the preseason accolades that kind
of mimic that they mirror that that theory that we
all have. He's got weapons all around him. They did
a great job in the off season in the transfer
portal filling out this roster, really shoring up the defense.
Speaker 7: Uh, but we're.
Speaker 2: Talking about going into a second year for a top
quarterback as a starter. He was known now as a
top quarterback after one year started. We talked about this
the other day too, going in the NFL, going from
year one to year two is the biggest jump a
quarterback can make in the NFL. Yeah, Now we're talking
about a kid that's going to go from first year
starting to second year starting. And I think and he
played great last year and there was things that he
did that you know.
Speaker 7: There's no way.
Speaker 4: Guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's things that he did like that were already
big league stuff. He made NFL type throws and he's
been doing that since he's been here at LSU. But
he put it on the field, put it on the tape.
And so if he can continue to do that, what
I would see him make the biggest jump is not
having those lolls, those down those downtimes we talk about,
you know, A and M in the second half different
times of the year. Limit the mistakes never hit, those
lows always stay on a high and as what you'll
see from a quarterback that the more and more experience
you get, the faster you're going to get into that
air quote zone, that zone that everybody talks about, the
kids in the zone. He's in the zone, the thing
that nobody can explain what it really is. You get
there faster the more experience you have. So I am
like crazy excited to see what.
Speaker 7: This offense can do.
Speaker 2: I think it's going to be one of those It's
going to look a lot different than Jayden's last year,
but I think it's going to be one of those
offenses that as Tiger fans, we get the ball and
you almost have away expect them to.
Speaker 7: Score every damn time, right.
Speaker 2: I mean it was shocking watching Jayden play, like the
consistency they had. It didn't matter they got the ball
on their own one doesn't matter if I got it
on the other team's forty, Like the result was going
to be the same. I think, what has the potential
now they can't. I hope they're not listening into this,
you know, but they have the potential to have that
same firepower they have that and be able to provide
fans that same confidence.
Speaker 3: Yeah, maybe a different way, but same fire Sure. Yeah
the quarterback is not going to run for eighty yards yep,
you know against the Florida Gators. But it can still
be the same high powered offense, you know, a quick
slant boom one guy misses eighty yards like we saw
against Texas An you know, with Aaron AMers.
Speaker 2: I don't want to like do the comparison Garrett versus
k just yet. I want to like get dive into
a little bit more. And it's unfair because they're both
great in their own right and have been so Like,
I don't want to belit a one right now until
like dive into the that that film a little bit.
Speaker 3: More k all right, closing out otur number two O
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