Speaker 1: All right, folks, welcome back News Radio eight forty whas
Speaker 1: broadcasting live from Baros five h two.
Speaker 2: That's the one in playing view.
Speaker 1: Doors are open now as we start to see people
Speaker 1: trickled in for the basketball game today, twelve fifteen is
Speaker 1: tip on CBS. If you want to come join the
Speaker 1: iHeart staff. The has staff, hearty staff from us. You
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Speaker 1: pizza and beer for you and anything else you need.
Speaker 3: Again, games all day long.
Speaker 1: It is a holiday in this state and the Commonwealth
Speaker 1: of Kentucky to have the first day of the NCAA tournament.
Speaker 1: People just leave their office or they pretend that they're
Speaker 1: working at their office.
Speaker 4: And if you can't get off work, Tony and I
Speaker 4: will gladly sign a sick note for you or for
Speaker 4: your ball, something that'll work. And I will even throw
Speaker 4: Wendy and yeah, Wendy Canneman gorgeous as usual on the blazer.
Speaker 5: You're set up for the game. How are you, my.
Speaker 6: Dear, I'm just great. I can't tell you. I am
Speaker 6: just so thrilled to be here today. And Genesis Diamonds
Speaker 6: has never been more proud to be the official sponsor
Speaker 6: of the Louisville Cardinals. Yes, I'm telling you, Yes, what
Speaker 6: a season and what a coach?
Speaker 4: Just yeah, right if we've had players come in there
Speaker 4: and get their engagement rings, their wedding rings from you
Speaker 4: all genesis.
Speaker 6: Oh very definitely, some very famous names.
Speaker 3: Yes.
Speaker 1: I did tell you because I knew the connection between
Speaker 1: U of L and this and how important today is
Speaker 1: to their fans.
Speaker 3: And I wanted you here, and you.
Speaker 2: Brought a couple of things like the rings and stuff.
Speaker 2: But you're a fan.
Speaker 6: I'm a huge fan, always have been. I've lived in
Speaker 6: ten different cities and I've never seen another city more
Speaker 6: proud of their teams and more behind their sports programs
Speaker 6: than this one. And it's really a fun place to
Speaker 6: live because of it.
Speaker 2: Oh, there's no doubt about it.
Speaker 1: And today again at twelve fifteen, I don't need you
Speaker 1: to get out of control. You don't weigh a lot,
Speaker 1: so just one beer is going to do it for you.
Speaker 3: But you got to go back to work.
Speaker 1: I know you got to go do that because that's
Speaker 1: what you're doing. But real quick, you know we're gonna
Speaker 1: at Scotty Damport here. The mayor thing was so cool,
Speaker 1: great that was so cool. The donkey game I can't
Speaker 1: even imagine. But okay, so you have a bridle event.
Speaker 1: You just told me a stat on it, and I
Speaker 1: was like, are you kidding me? So tell me the
Speaker 1: bridle Event's the end of the month, exactly.
Speaker 6: I brought you a little brochure here. March twenty eighth,
Speaker 6: twenty ninth, and thirtieth, The ten biggest bridle Designers are
Speaker 6: coming to Louisville, Kentucky with their entire collections.
Speaker 2: Say it again, Say that sat again?
Speaker 6: The ten what the ten world's biggest bridle designers are
Speaker 6: coming to Louisville, Kentucky with their entire collections. Now, these
Speaker 6: are world famous designers, famous not only for the quality
Speaker 6: of the product that they produce. But this isn't the
Speaker 6: run of the mill, cookie cutter stuff that you see
Speaker 6: in mall stores. And no disrespect, but this is a
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Speaker 6: with her engagement ring on her hand and looks like crosstile,
Speaker 6: she doesn't see the same thing on the woman across
Speaker 6: the isle and next to her and all the rest
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Speaker 6: jewelry that we sell. And we love these designers because
Speaker 6: we never get them back for warranty repair because they're
Speaker 6: made so well, they're impeccably crafted.
Speaker 2: Uh, you just got an idea.
Speaker 3: I heard it.
Speaker 4: So that No, that is one of the many, many
Speaker 4: benefits of going to Jenna's Diet Diamonds, because you get.
Speaker 5: A unique ring, unique to yourself.
Speaker 4: So I have a question, yes, his head, how do
Speaker 4: you catch a unique rabbit, Wendy unique.
Speaker 1: Don't laugh, Austin, don't, don't stone and curage.
Speaker 5: How do you catch a tame rabbit?
Speaker 3: One?
Speaker 6: I thought you were going to say you pull it
Speaker 6: by a hair.
Speaker 4: And Wendy made it better. Yeah, that's a big deal.
Speaker 4: Look because a wedding ring, even mine. I lost this
Speaker 4: for like a year, okay, and I was devastated because
Speaker 4: this is the original.
Speaker 6: Exactly something exactly.
Speaker 5: Luckily, my wife found it about a year and a
Speaker 5: half later.
Speaker 3: In the couch. It was in a bag of cheese.
Speaker 5: How I got you? It wasn't a bag of cheese
Speaker 5: under the cook couch.
Speaker 3: On the couch.
Speaker 2: You put it in there for safety.
Speaker 1: Uh see, Hi to Windy Scottie down for stories.
Speaker 5: It is true. I wish you were fair.
Speaker 1: I wish it was fair. I wish it were one
Speaker 1: o'clock in the morning. Yeah, it's not a good thing.
Speaker 5: Thanks are different than we are.
Speaker 3: Not good thing. I lost mine one time, but yeah,
Speaker 3: you ma'am.
Speaker 7: I'm in I'm in Green County, Kentucky. I'm going to
Speaker 7: Campbellsville recruiting. It's between Christmas.
Speaker 3: You're on a recruiting trip and you lost your ring.
Speaker 3: Sure your wife.
Speaker 7: Christmas in New Year's to my family's off from Green County.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna swing by the Davenport Family Cemetery to decorate
Speaker 7: my mother and father's headstones flowers.
Speaker 3: Et cetera.
Speaker 7: Oh right, I'm gonna take a picture. And it's about
Speaker 7: five o'clock around dusk. Well, I want this picture to
Speaker 7: send to my sister and my my family. And there's
Speaker 7: leaves in front of the headstones. So I got the
Speaker 7: flowers off set. I take my left hand to rake
Speaker 7: the leaves out of the way to take the picture,
Speaker 7: and the ring flew us and the ring flew off
Speaker 7: and it's the grass is brown. Oh so I'm like, okay, Scott,
Speaker 7: don't panic if I just if I just don't move
Speaker 7: one blade of grass, I'll find.
Speaker 3: It, because it's this color of gold in you know,
Speaker 3: brown grass.
Speaker 7: It's starting to get dark, and I'm on my hands
Speaker 7: and knees and I'm I'm on this rural country road
Speaker 7: into Nansburg, a little city, little.
Speaker 3: Community in Greene County, and I'm just not moving a plate.
Speaker 7: And I'm thinking, what I if somebody rides back and
Speaker 7: calls to the police. It said, there's a gentleman crawling
Speaker 7: through the Davenport cemetery and they come get the head
Speaker 7: basketball coach at Bellerman and what are you doing to
Speaker 7: your And right then I found it and and it
Speaker 7: was cold, it was winter.
Speaker 3: My ring was loose, right, yeah, and it flew off.
Speaker 5: Well, let me just set let me just set the
Speaker 5: record straight. Yeah, it's not just guys that lose their
Speaker 5: wedding ring.
Speaker 3: No women do.
Speaker 4: My wife lost her wedding ring. It was in a
Speaker 4: poker game, but anyway, she lost it.
Speaker 1: Well, originally, how many Julie stories were around in the
Speaker 1: nineteen forties when you originally bought it.
Speaker 2: In Louisville, Say do you want to go? I'm telling
Speaker 2: my wife you just oh, that was not I'm move
Speaker 2: on for that.
Speaker 5: Wait wait, wait, wait wait, I'll.
Speaker 3: Let after this.
Speaker 4: You're getting to experienced something me and Scottie call Southside Justice.
Speaker 3: Oh boy with your interviews.
Speaker 1: All right, so this brought you brought? What did you bring?
Speaker 1: Real quick? I know it's radio. They can't see these
Speaker 1: rings independent, So what are we? What am I looking at?
Speaker 6: I'm going to talk to you about this in just
Speaker 6: a second. But something that I want to pile on
Speaker 6: top of this event for you. When you come to
Speaker 6: the store on the twenty eighth, twenty ninth, or thirtieth,
Speaker 6: you're going to think you walked into a wedding right,
Speaker 6: Oh we have. Lloyd's florist is decorating the store for
Speaker 6: a wedding. Lloyd's the Lloyd's. He is amazing. The work
Speaker 6: he does is unbelievable. Jim's formal wear will be there
Speaker 6: on display with how to get to your groom and
Speaker 6: your men well dressed for the wedding events for you?
Speaker 6: Who is Jamie Lott? She is can Tuch He's only
Speaker 6: master wedding planner and she's the biggest party planner in
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Speaker 6: Photography will be there to show you and is don't
Speaker 6: mess around and Adam Sophia's bridle here.
Speaker 3: You love Sophia's.
Speaker 4: So can I tell you something about Adam Brannan. This
Speaker 4: guy's amazing. He shoots for national magazines, all kinds of
Speaker 4: stuff like that. I mean, and they're gonna be there
Speaker 4: like corporations. Yeah, but this guy. If you get Adam
Speaker 4: Brannan Photography to photograph, it's a big deal.
Speaker 5: I know the guy personally good.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 1: I knew that he was important because he turned you
Speaker 1: down when you said you wanted to take some pictures
Speaker 1: with him, and he's like, yeah.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I need that in my portfolio.
Speaker 4: I want to thank Adrian for sending pictures of the
Speaker 4: Donkey game.
Speaker 3: No way.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we have the Ballard Donkey game that you were
Speaker 1: coached and Mayor Greenberg were Yep, it was his idea.
Speaker 3: Mayor Greenberg is.
Speaker 7: Listed as the student participant against the faculty stop and everybody.
Speaker 7: You had four teams, the coaches, no celebrities, faculty and students.
Speaker 3: Yes, and he's he's in the he's in the right up.
Speaker 3: That's all.
Speaker 6: That's great.
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Speaker 1: Baby, Wendy these I know it's radio. You've got some
Speaker 1: University of Louisville Cardinals stuff. That's why I wanted you
Speaker 1: to hear. Because the game today is so special and
Speaker 1: when in you know Louisville fans they're back, they're ready
Speaker 1: to rock. What can they get at Genesis for Louisville jewelry.
Speaker 6: Well, we aren't licensed to sell Louisville cardinals. Got y
Speaker 6: got okay, that's an MC double a thing, right, got
Speaker 6: But what better for Louisville than ruby's they're red, okay?
Speaker 6: And we have lots of ruby jewelry, whether it's rings.
Speaker 6: And I brought you just a simple selection to choose from. Yeah,
Speaker 6: and you can buy a ruby and diamond ring at
Speaker 6: Genesis for as low as three ninety nine dollars to
Speaker 6: as high as you want to go. Ago, could you
Speaker 6: could spend you know, sixteen thousand dollars very easily if
Speaker 6: you got a real fine yea burmese uby. The other
Speaker 6: thing that I brought was this beautiful little necklace.
Speaker 1: It's literally it's shimmering, Yeah, like the light on just
Speaker 1: the bar lights are just blowing it up.
Speaker 6: And this will go with not only her cardinal gear,
Speaker 6: but with every outfit she could have.
Speaker 2: Because oh yeah, yea yeah, and.
Speaker 6: This beautiful piece. And I've got a bracelet on my
Speaker 6: arm that you can see.
Speaker 3: I love it. That's perfect.
Speaker 5: Maybe I should just hold that bracelet for you.
Speaker 1: That's why I set you on this side, not on
Speaker 1: I said, I don't need you near, Dwight, You're not
Speaker 1: going to have a thing on by the time.
Speaker 3: Absolutely. Wow, it's gorgeous.
Speaker 1: It's going all right, we're one out of time, so uh, Wendy,
Speaker 1: thank you for coming in and hanging out and uh
Speaker 1: and we'll see you at the Bridle event.
Speaker 3: It is good.
Speaker 1: The ten biggest designers in the world are going to
Speaker 1: be there. That that's the story, and they're going to
Speaker 1: set it up like a wedding. The best photographer. Dwight says,
Speaker 1: this guy's international.
Speaker 3: Incredible. Lloyd's left.
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Speaker 1: It's twenty twenty eight, twenty ninth, and thirtieth this month
Speaker 1: Genesis Diamond chilverro applause and next to Trader Joe's Wendy,
Speaker 1: I love you, I love you, Yeah, I love it.
Speaker 2: Cards go god right o cud I love it.
Speaker 1: Okay, so we're Scotty real quick, we're gonna I got
Speaker 1: one minute here.
Speaker 2: Tell me what you think of your plaque real quick
Speaker 2: for your break.
Speaker 3: It's beautiful. Okay, well I wish the gesture. What to me?
Speaker 3: What is amazing? Something like this? He didn't have to
Speaker 3: do that, right, that was It's so much more meaningful.
Speaker 3: He didn't have to do that. Nope, now and and
Speaker 3: to go through it.
Speaker 7: But there's acknowledgment of Iroquois Ballard High School coaching under
Speaker 7: coach Crumb, coach Patino, and then the Bellerman journey. It's
Speaker 7: it's all here. It's all here, and that's what's so meaningful.
Speaker 1: Uh, that is not some that is not so. I thought,
Speaker 1: literally like the Colonel's thing where they it's one thing
Speaker 1: and then it's an auto pen the governor, whoever it is.
Speaker 1: When I took it out of the box, I went,
Speaker 1: what is this And they're like, that's the plaque and
Speaker 1: I went, are you kidding me?
Speaker 3: No, it's very and it's very it's first class.
Speaker 7: Yeah, what is the journey with? And I'm saying this
Speaker 7: and as appreciation Iroquois Frasier Southern Junior High.
Speaker 3: I was Scotty right.
Speaker 7: I meet my wife when I start coaching, I get
Speaker 7: the job at Ballard. My wife went to Sacred Heart.
Speaker 7: She thought Scotty was like talking about your little kid.
Speaker 3: And I was Scott right.
Speaker 7: And then after my career kept going, I just became coach.
Speaker 7: So look look what it says though it's Scott Scotty.
Speaker 7: So he tells you real roots.
Speaker 1: Yes, yes, because that's where he knows you from. Well, well, yeah,
Speaker 1: thinking about this full circle. He's the ma he's he
Speaker 1: is creating the Donkey game as you're the coach, and
Speaker 1: then and then you're getting a platform him as the
Speaker 1: mayor later to work.
Speaker 3: To get these texts going. I was whispered in his
Speaker 3: ear when we were taking the picture. I said, did.
Speaker 7: Allan Houston score more in the NBA and that illustrious
Speaker 7: career or in the Donkey game.
Speaker 5: Here's a guy like saying Donkey game player.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, one of the greatest.
Speaker 7: Yes, you're thinking yourself, Okay, what what uh?
Speaker 3: I mean again?
Speaker 7: When I when I got very emotional at the end
Speaker 7: about I just wish you could do it again.
Speaker 2: Just all right, you're sticking around. We'll talk basketball and
Speaker 2: all that.
Speaker 1: As we rolled through about halfway through the show, hour
Speaker 1: and a half from tip here at Baron Knows five
Speaker 1: O two and playing view coaches with with this, we Wendy,
Speaker 1: we had Dan Oh's, we had George from Baron Knows,
Speaker 1: we had the mayor. And it's gonna be fun all
Speaker 1: day long, So come on out and have some beers
Speaker 1: and pizza with us.
Speaker 5: Squad joins the show A just a bit.
Speaker 1: No, no, Lyn Swanson, I don't know, okay, sorry, all
Speaker 1: right back after this, we'll do Reeling in the years.
Speaker 4: What do we have?
Speaker 7: Dad?
Speaker 2: All right back after this on his Radio eight forty
Speaker 2: total you rich.
Speaker 5: All right, it is time for Reeling in the Years.
Speaker 4: There's Radio eight forty w h as Tony VENETI why
Speaker 4: witting coach Scott Davin Ford aka Scotty Davin Ford, both
Speaker 4: of them, the guy that the guy that worked on
Speaker 4: the day that he got married, because that's what he dedicated.
Speaker 3: Man down outside.
Speaker 7: It was Friday, October ninth, and practice started on the fifteenth.
Speaker 3: Now I didn't tell you this part, you know, hang
Speaker 3: on hold that story. We're gonna do really real years. Now.
Speaker 3: You're gonna play with us. You're gonna participate with uh.
Speaker 1: Dave is gonna play songs.
Speaker 2: These songs charted today. We have to guess what year
Speaker 2: it was.
Speaker 8: Okay, they were all in the top twenty. And we
Speaker 8: kick it off with Jay and the Americans. This magic moment, oh.
Speaker 9: Man, sixties Yeah, this magic moment, I like sixty three.
Speaker 3: Maybe I'm saying sixty nine no, that weight.
Speaker 1: Oh, Scotty would know. I think Scotty might know. I
Speaker 1: would say sixty three with you.
Speaker 3: But Scott is way off from us.
Speaker 2: Doesn't it seem pre.
Speaker 3: He's shaking us off?
Speaker 5: He's shaking us off.
Speaker 4: I was thinking pre beetles sound a little bit fifty five.
Speaker 1: This is where Scott says the reason your open sun
Speaker 1: is because you can't hit anything.
Speaker 8: The candyman can. Okay, Oh yeah this Sammy Davis Junior.
Speaker 8: Different song. Yeah, I gotta be a Satanist.
Speaker 1: Yeah, okay, Scotty not, I'm not feeling it. Scottie sixteen, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean yeah, the rat Pack was sixty four or.
Speaker 3: Sixty So this is the same year.
Speaker 1: As this magic is today? Yeah today in that year
Speaker 1: that it charted. But maybe a movie came out. We
Speaker 1: don't know that the song charted again.
Speaker 4: Yeah maybe, boy, I'm staying late sixties.
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, right, all right, okay, here.
Speaker 8: Okay, let's bring Glenn Campbell into the fold. Oh, go
Speaker 8: to Galveston.
Speaker 7: Scotty's right, Galveston, y'all, y'all mentioned it sixty three.
Speaker 3: Glenn Campbell wasn't he wasn't right.
Speaker 8: Right, wasn't even born yet.
Speaker 2: You're the you're the you're this guy, Dwight.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I love man, this great thing.
Speaker 3: It could beg I'm sticking.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Okaye, trying to sabotage to see what that first song.
Speaker 4: I'm what coach dabbing for it. It's late sixties maybe early.
Speaker 8: And good on Glenn Campbell for singing about a girl
Speaker 8: that's legal. That's good for musicians the zombies. Now it's
Speaker 8: the time of the season for basketball.
Speaker 2: Okay, here's this hippie dippy stuff.
Speaker 3: I like sixty nine.
Speaker 7: I'm gonna now now it's yeah, it's sixty sixty eight, sixty.
Speaker 7: Now you are younger, mate, so you all don't understand
Speaker 7: it was wacky or wl klo.
Speaker 5: Do listen, wacky Bill Bailey.
Speaker 7: There's somebody out there that's saying, coaches right, it was
Speaker 7: wacky or wkl O.
Speaker 5: No, no, no, I remember the Bill Bailey was.
Speaker 1: The first reason I wanted to get radio. Really absolutely.
Speaker 1: He eventually because of that, that's all he died. So
Speaker 1: d White one, let's say, if this is sixty nine,
Speaker 1: so we're sticking with sixty nine.
Speaker 8: Does the foundations change your mind?
Speaker 3: Build me up? Buttercut, I'm gonna stick right where I was.
Speaker 1: Right. Coaches always do you feel me up?
Speaker 2: But the company just to let me down, let me down.
Speaker 7: So I'm a thirteen year old ninth grader at Southern
Speaker 7: Junior High.
Speaker 3: Is it still open? Well, it's Olmstead North. Uh all right, Dave.
Speaker 8: One year was that song the same year that this
Speaker 8: next one was number one, number one on this date
Speaker 8: back in the day, Tommy Rowe dizzy, something fishy about
Speaker 8: this guy.
Speaker 3: It's dizzy, dizzy. It's past sixty nine. No, no, it's
Speaker 3: somewhere right there. Ye know. Your first call was I'm
Speaker 3: right in there, Okay, I'm good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, because Galveston maybe think seventy seventy one.
Speaker 1: But the other was, oh, dzy, all right, Scotty Davenport.
Speaker 1: The first note that came on the radio, he blurted out,
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty nine. I think your gut is probably pretty
Speaker 1: darn good.
Speaker 3: Coach close.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna David, We're gonna go with Coach Davenport on
Speaker 1: reeling in the years. Thursday, March twentieth, mis charted nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty nine.
Speaker 3: That's a tough one man.
Speaker 8: Dizzy from Tommy row was number one March the twenty eight.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you got it, Davenport.
Speaker 3: You got it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you got it right, all right, Scotty, damn it.
Speaker 1: Now I gotta give you credit for that stuff too.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 5: Come on, no, Coach Davenport, let's go back to your wedding.
Speaker 7: Now. You know there's people believe that I was told
Speaker 7: the answer. No, no, I know they're thinking that though.
Speaker 7: Oh no, yeah what no, no, no, it was we
Speaker 7: both held sixty three. Yeah, we both held sixty three.
Speaker 7: So my sister graduating Miroquis in nineteen sixty nine, and
Speaker 7: it was a second graduating class. Like I said, I
Speaker 7: was a student Southern Junior High. And that's that's again.
Speaker 7: I just wish I could go do it again, all right,
Speaker 7: I do. We always talk about your coaching career. Will
Speaker 7: you a good ball player? We never talked about it.
Speaker 7: I played hard, okay, I drew charges don't want to
Speaker 7: loose balls.
Speaker 3: I played hard. You see. Coach Jones, the greatest, Jerry Jones.
Speaker 7: His favorite story was he would introduce me to run
Speaker 7: basketball camp after I kind of paid my dues to
Speaker 7: he over he and Coach Olson oversaw the camp. But
Speaker 7: I would be the kind of boots on the ground guy,
Speaker 7: and he would say, and now this next I'm gonna.
Speaker 3: Introduce you all to coach Davenportant.
Speaker 7: He's gonna get us started in camp all anything I
Speaker 7: want you to know about him. At this point, Coach
Speaker 7: Jones had coached forty three years. He'd say, in my
Speaker 7: forty three years of coaching, he's the only player I've
Speaker 7: ever coached you. I said, not shoot one time. So
Speaker 7: I'm a walk on JV player at Novel, and there
Speaker 7: was teams where we would be much better than them. Well,
Speaker 7: he would leave me in the game to get the
Speaker 7: other players as we substituted to run the offense, you know,
Speaker 7: to get them where they're supposed to be and execute,
Speaker 7: et cetera.
Speaker 3: And then one game, I guess I was kind of
Speaker 3: feeling it. I start shooting the ball. He takes a
Speaker 3: time out, rips me in the huddle. He said, now
Speaker 3: because we are substitute, you think you're good.
Speaker 2: Quit shooting and go back to the ball.
Speaker 3: Can't make that up.
Speaker 5: Coach Scottie Davin Board.
Speaker 3: He's our guest.
Speaker 4: Baronos Pizza Hurstborn Lane, come on by watch the game.
Speaker 5: But listen, you hear all these stories.
Speaker 4: You know, Brady getting drafted solo become of what he is,
Speaker 4: Michael Jordan getting cut from his basketball team, and on
Speaker 4: and on, how much, how much lack of talent can
Speaker 4: be overcompensated with work ethic, because.
Speaker 7: Great question, that is a great question. Only so much,
Speaker 7: We're only so much. But what can't be overcome is
Speaker 7: just having a tremendous feel for the game. The game
Speaker 7: is very easy for some people to play. Basketball is
Speaker 7: a very chaotic game. It's not like football where there's
Speaker 7: such situational substitutions, or baseball where I'm going to bring
Speaker 7: in this left to get out one batter, or I'm
Speaker 7: bringing in five defensive backs for this long third down,
Speaker 7: third and long play.
Speaker 5: What happens in basketball.
Speaker 7: It's such a chaotic game that that natural field for
Speaker 7: the game, you say, well, define that. I think a
Speaker 7: lot of it starts with hand eye coordination and being
Speaker 7: able to see things and transferring that to competition. And
Speaker 7: some people have all the athletic gifts and became very,
Speaker 7: very very hard to play.
Speaker 1: Doctor Lynn told me that Doctor Lynn used to take
Speaker 1: the UFA players. Uh, And they said, do you know
Speaker 1: why Kyle's corner is Kyle's corner? I said, no, it's
Speaker 1: where he shoots, he said, because they test when they
Speaker 1: go to one side of the ball the other there are.
Speaker 2: It's all about biology in the eyes.
Speaker 3: And where they're shooting.
Speaker 2: That's why he shoots from there instead of the other.
Speaker 3: See he did it with our players. Yeah, you don't
Speaker 3: play crazy. He well, me, He and Missus Lynde were
Speaker 3: their greatest. I told him.
Speaker 7: I went and thanked him the other day that you know,
Speaker 7: sixty eight years of Bellman's had basketball, nobody ever stepped
Speaker 7: up like doctor and Missus Land in the history of
Speaker 7: that place.
Speaker 3: Our locker room is second to none.
Speaker 2: Okay, we all talk about championships.
Speaker 1: You've got the greatest players in the world. How many
Speaker 1: Scotty Davenports did you have to cut? Like that didn't
Speaker 1: make the cut but you wanted to put him on
Speaker 1: the team. Those ones that you had to deliver the
Speaker 1: news and say, son, you didn't make the team, but
Speaker 1: if you keep working hard next year, you come back,
Speaker 1: YadA YadA.
Speaker 3: Well that hurts you first of all, Tony. The hardest
Speaker 3: day of the year is when you tell some young
Speaker 3: man he can't play.
Speaker 7: And I took that that was so so so difficult
Speaker 7: that I told him face to face I wasn't going
Speaker 7: to post a list on a door, post a list
Speaker 7: on an all and embarrass them. If I'm men enough
Speaker 7: to tell them they can't play, I'm men enough, tell
Speaker 7: him face to face.
Speaker 3: That's something I took very, very serious. It's no different
Speaker 3: in this day and age.
Speaker 7: If I'm gonna tell the player Tony, I'm putting you
Speaker 7: in the starting lineup in Dwight, I'm taking.
Speaker 3: You out of the lineup.
Speaker 5: That makes sense.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna do this face to face.
Speaker 7: That's what relationships are about in coaching, so that that's
Speaker 7: where that goes. But why am I the guy who's
Speaker 7: I'm the one that they chose. If it's sand Down,
Speaker 7: if it's you know, doctor McGown, if it's doctor Donovan,
Speaker 7: if it's Dinny coach, Crime or coach.
Speaker 3: I mean, you got to do your job.
Speaker 1: When wrestlers wrestler their last match, they take their shoes
Speaker 1: off and they put them in the center, so they
Speaker 1: go to the chair last match, take his shoes off,
Speaker 1: you put him in the center of the map. Is
Speaker 1: there something you do on the last practice that when
Speaker 1: a kid is not gonna play pro ball, you know
Speaker 1: he's gonna.
Speaker 3: Go to the church. League, do whatever. It's his last practice.
Speaker 1: It's whatever, is there a thing that you will do
Speaker 1: as a team for your last time play basketball?
Speaker 3: The last game, the last home game. I always have
Speaker 3: the seniors they address the team.
Speaker 7: Sometimes they prefer to do that tonight before at film
Speaker 7: or right before the game. That's an individual preference, team wise.
Speaker 7: The last day of preseason practice, so the last practice
Speaker 7: before the first real game, the last practice before the
Speaker 7: last regular season game. We have a little shooting competition.
Speaker 3: We'll leave out the prize, but it's free throw, a
Speaker 3: three pointer, or a mid court But once you win,
Speaker 3: you're out. We'll leave the prizes out.
Speaker 7: Well, it's a Mike Poyo tradition that I learned when
Speaker 7: I was coaching on his staff at pc UH.
Speaker 1: We're gonna take a break. I want you to I
Speaker 1: don't want to hit you this question when you come back.
Speaker 3: I want you to answer it.
Speaker 2: Today.
Speaker 1: Kelsey's got a bit a tougher opponent than we're supposed
Speaker 1: to have today, But tough luck.
Speaker 3: You got to draw. Now play basketball?
Speaker 1: What you know?
Speaker 3: A what what do you? I don't know if you've
Speaker 3: been to a practice. You haven't been a practice. Excuse me,
Speaker 3: we're truck. But what do you think of Kelsey?
Speaker 1: And then what do you think his game plan or
Speaker 1: what he's gonna tell his team before they roll out today?
Speaker 1: So think about that. After the top of the hour,
Speaker 1: we're gonna come back. I want to want to hear
Speaker 1: that answer.
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