Speaker 1: I'll start to you to present some off the bench
with Jacob Hester and T Bob Abert.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: Off the bench with Jacob Hester and T Bob aber
the pitch. Now here's Jacob Hester and T Bob Abert.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to ot b Our number two here, guys,
where you don't have flestering today. Mad is out, but
I got some flustering topics on the docket. But first,
since we kind of ended up getting distracted by shed Man,
they are now number one. I want to talk about something,
and I want to talk about the positive side of
the transfer portal.
Speaker 3: I know you're gonna say the positive side of the
shed many.
Speaker 2: I want to talk about the positive side of public master.
Now I don't think there is one.
Speaker 4: That's why I no, I.
Speaker 2: Don't even think I could sell that, but the positive
side of the portal. Right, The transit like something that
again I do think is kind of the root of
all evil in college football in some ways. The unlimited
transfers not the ability to go once and then maybe
twice a graduate, but like the unlimited you know, the
free agency twice year, all of that sort of stuff.
It's where a lot of the the kind of more
upsetting situations come about. But like anything else in life,
just because there's bad doesn't mean there can't be good.
And I want to give credit to Hunt Palmer Louisiana
Sports dot Net. Hunt continues to churn out bangers and
this latest one has to do with aj Halsey and Jake.
I know you'll appreciate this. When you were talking about
recruiting in college football and high school football, you're trying
to cover an entire country worth of athletes. And although
recruiting like as a as a system, is shockingly good
at finding you. Yeah, right, Like my old man always
said that, Look, you don't matter where you play, they
can find you. Don't matter where you're gonna find you.
But some people do slip through the cracks, or some
people develop at different rates. And in the past, let's
say you're a guy who matured later, or let's say
you're a guy that, for whatever reason, just didn't get
the respect of the recognition that you objectively deserved. Okay,
you go to a small school, you're gonna be stuck
there the whole time. You know what a transit he
lose year, et cetera, et cetera. Well, in today's age,
if you prove you are good, you get upgraded. It's
a meritocracy, and how could you not like that? And
look at the story of aj Halsey. He talked about
on AFR feeling passed over in high school. Right, He's
doing really well. After every game, he'd be checking his phone.
He was talking about he had a three star rating.
He just never really got in the office. New Mexico
was the only school consistently calling him, and so he
ends up going to Mexico.
Speaker 4: What's to do there?
Speaker 2: He starts as a freshman, he has twenty four tackles
in a single game, so then okay, a little bit
more respect.
Speaker 4: Then he gets to go to Houston.
Speaker 2: What you doing is two years at Houston Big twelve,
Defensive Newcomer of the Year, First Team All Big twelve
AP and Coaches Honorable Mentioned, All American, led Houston in
tackles and interceptions. And so what does he get? Another promotion,
finding his way to LSU and nowadays earning more money
along the way, which, again, if you do good work,
that's what everybody wants to be wrote to earn more money,
all that sort of stuff. But I just love that
aj Halsey's story as a sign of the positive side
of the transfer portal, where you allow a guy to
find the stage then he deserves to be on.
Speaker 3: That is like you're right, like, so guys that felt
like they were missed coming out of high school, Guys
like that, like you never really had the opportunity and
maybe you didn't have the opportunity on Sundays to ever
really share your talent and have it out on the
main stage. And so as you break it down there,
it is one of the positives of the transfer portal.
Now there's obviously a financial benefit, but just also you know,
it wasn't.
Speaker 4: Getting a lot of love.
Speaker 3: It was a three star guy. Not trying to throw
too much shade. But it's New Mexico. Yeah, yeah, no,
I mean it's right. I mean, so you're playing for
a team that a program that hasn't had a lot
of success shout out Brian Erlecker, gos. But you parlay
that into stepping up up and going from the Mountain
West to the Big twelve. And then you get to
the Big twelve, you make the most of that. Now
you're gonna be playing in the SEC. Now your first
game is going to be. Uh you know Primetime ABC
seven thirty Eastern time kickoff under the Lights, top five
potential matchup against the Clemson Tigers, and so like that
is like all of that is is now what you
can do in the transferport that you never could do before.
Like you're betting on yourself. You know you're better than again, sorry,
but you're better than New Mexico. Yeah, and you prove
that now you've proved it in another spot. Now it's
gonna be It's also gonna be another challenge, right, Yes, New.
Speaker 4: Mexico is not Houston. Houston's not LSU.
Speaker 3: And but it sounds like that is something that this
player thrives on and you know kind of invites the
challenge of having to show yet again who he is.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, I mean it's it's it's been a continuous
proving people wrong from the emotions that were evoked in
high school. When he's checking his phone Saturday morning, he's
not getting any of that love and and and guys'
ability is a premier athlete, especially who has insane competitiveness, uh,
their ability to feel slighted. Well we all know what
a what a kind of internal font of inspiration that
can be. And here's the other thing about a j Elsey,
great freaking player at a position of need for l
s U like a massive pickup. Now, I do you
know the timing of getting in here, getting to know everything,
getting to know the system, Like, do will he be
a starter game one?
Speaker 4: You think I would assume.
Speaker 2: He talent wise, you would think, right, yes, But but
I mean, but he is going to be coming to
this thing late. It's probably easier to integrate on the
defense and the offense to begin with.
Speaker 4: I mean, we all know we're superior.
Speaker 2: Yeah, takes more mental skill or mental acumen, physical skill,
teamwork to make an offensive work. I mean defense, what
it's that like seatball?
Speaker 4: Get ball?
Speaker 5: No go this gap or that gap? Yeah, exactly, you
got the ball, Let me hit it. We're not even
too vin. Just put him out of shade and just
feel like, just take up space.
Speaker 4: Yeah, fat ass?
Speaker 2: But yeah, so aj Halsey a cool story and a
great player at a position need. Hell of a pickup
for the ELD.
Speaker 3: And it could be one of those ones. Honestly, that
just is the final thing you needed. It feels that
way because we talked a lot about positions of need
and you go get a deeftive tackle in the mold
that you're looking for for this current defense, and you
still needed a safety because everything you added in the
portal in the first window was great, but some of
it was some of it was land. Yeah, some of
those you know, stuff you already kind of had, but
you were adding because it's like, well look at it,
I mean, look at this player, Like the receiver room
is so deep.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but you needed a safety. Yep.
Speaker 3: I felt like you had to have a safety, and
then it didn't look like you were going to get
once It's like, man, is that going to be the thing.
Speaker 2: That you feel for Houston? And remember if this happened
to Elis, like this we price underwooded them, right yeah,
Like they just said, hey, ay j, here's some golden handcuffs,
come on down to baton rouge. Which, again credit to him,
that's a that's that's a good thing for him personally,
But yeah, man, that does suck for Houston after the
spring portion of the year, getting your all American safety
poached by LSU because they need the final piece of
their puzzle rough time. Rough time. Then again, Houston's doing
the same thing in New Mexico, right, and so on
and so forth. Sey Love shout out a j Helsey, Yeah,
that says I'm so excited for this season. I agree, man,
I agree, it is so And you're starting to see
the national buzz grow who wasn't from two four to
seven the other day talking about he's potentially going in
on LSUE as his all in team.
Speaker 4: Sent it in the group Brat Kraft, Crawford.
Speaker 2: Brad Crawford. I don't know anything about Brad Crawford, so
I have to know he's high up at two or so.
He likes lo Shoe like those. But the point is
like that is starting to become a similar sentiment, it
seems like, and this is why this year is so
critical for Brian Kelly because honestly, Jake, everybody's hesitation from
the National guys that I talked to immediately just goes to,
but do you believe in Brian Kelly? Which is kind
of an interesting thing when you consider where he was
thought of when he took the job at LSU verse
what's going on these past few years. But this is
the the National folks are starting to believe in the Tigers,
and they also change the Tiger's got a feel though,
you know, I mean, like when they asked that question,
do you have to also throw it back to them.
Speaker 3: I understand why you're asking that, but they realized that
they were behind. They had deficiencies that before they wouldn't
just go completely in the portal and try to fix. Yeah,
like they have money friends last year, they have a
different path to success now, like they're attacking the portal
in a way they've never done before, while also having
pieces that you recruited, be key pieces, like a good chance,
like the offensive line ends up being yea, a ton
of guys.
Speaker 4: You recruited your quarterback, you know, Chris.
Speaker 3: Hilton out at receiver, Caden dorm At running back, the
Weeks brothers, you know, not the well the oldest one
actually came to transfer, but the two younger ones.
Speaker 4: Like so yeah, no, you have you have a great mixture.
Speaker 3: It's not like Florida State, who you know last year
they tried to go they were like Leroy Jenkins this
thing and they were a two win team. You're not
all built through the portal, but you've done a deep
dive into the portal to try to supplement what you
were missing.
Speaker 2: Dude, the twentieth anniversary of Leroy Jenkins was like a
day or two ago.
Speaker 4: The how long twentieth? That ain't good?
Speaker 2: Ain't nothing good about that?
Speaker 4: Taylor?
Speaker 2: Can you go to my Twitter and bring up the
belly flop picture? Hey, here's a cool story. I don't
know why this popped up my feet. I don't think
I follow him, but there's a guy, Trey Flewellen from
the Saints, and he tweeted this jake and it's pictures
of him at mini camp. But he said a year ago,
I was waking up at four point thirty every morning, exhausted,
but determined I'd work out, do therapy before my shift
at Dillard's, holding on to nothing but faith in a dream.
I couldn't let go up. I didn't know when or
if my opportunity would come. I just knew I had
to keep going. And now look he's he's out there
in the field for the same He's trying to make
the team shout out Fluellen man keeping it going through
the Dillard's jumps.
Speaker 4: Yeah that's cool.
Speaker 2: Uh do you have the belly fop picture? Look at
this dude? So I was I was looking at pictures
of my child from twenty seventeen. You want to look
at baby pictures of her and I stumbled across this
picture and I have no memory of this. I cannot
remember what this is for. I vaguely remember jumping in this,
like I don't remember there being this many people there,
but some event are we in prairieval where we're okay, okay,
so okay, so we're in a centre perish Sherlock Holmes,
You're like, yeah, hell, yeah, dude, look at him. But
I beg the question first off, due it's a big
belly about it. Hitt that water bottle. I mean, look
at that poor guy underneath me. Somebody tagged me with
the Willem Dafoe gift where he's like looking up, he's
in the rain, terrified. Uh but has there? It does
beg the quest, and has there ever been a more
perfect form on a belly flop?
Speaker 6: Because that is you are parallel.
Speaker 7: Parallel, perfect perfect too, like arms out great?
Speaker 2: I know that hurt. I I I went through a stretch.
Speaker 6: I like how you're looking over to like making sure well, I.
Speaker 2: Think you don't want to go face first into the water.
That does hurt well.
Speaker 8: But Tat told me about one time how he accidentally
like he was uh surfing or he was tubing on
the back of a boat and he fell off and
hit the water with his like side.
Speaker 2: Oh, yeah, that's true, that's true. I actually don't know
what's worse to do, what's what's better or worse to do?
But that's a great belly thinking about belly flops, say is,
there's just all about commitment. It's gonna be a little
bit of short term pain, but it doesn't really last
that long. And Quiel says that looks like Cabela's. I
think it was Kabelli's.
Speaker 7: Does also it was some sort of giveaway. What is
this a competition? Because there's a lot of people video.
I feel like you were just belly but the woman
behind you jumping off is I was thinking it's a
belly flop competition.
Speaker 9: She's not belly flopping.
Speaker 4: I don't know. She may not.
Speaker 2: She might be bout that life.
Speaker 6: Dude, you're probably like, y'all check this out.
Speaker 9: Yeah, maybe it was just a diving competition and you
went belly.
Speaker 2: So I want to be remembered just full sin.
Speaker 4: I do like all the people like that.
Speaker 3: By the way, like that just doesn't look like you know,
it's it really does really funny.
Speaker 2: A fat, fat belly flop right there.
Speaker 4: That's very right there.
Speaker 2: Bo. That's like first, that's probably like over three hundred
but with like, uh, not a lot of muscle because
I was that y lifted in a while. I'm about
two seventy five right now. Okay, skinny, but that's like
probably yeah, that's that's because I've been just sam and
creating and protein. Short hair, let's go, oh yeah, short hair.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 2: That cut, yep, that was during my uh until the
alt right haircut. Look at all those people there, that's
what I like.
Speaker 4: Keep looking at the different faces.
Speaker 6: You should reclaim the haircut.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, that's.
Speaker 2: A uh it's a cut of the past for me. Yeah,
I was in a competition with myself exactly.
Speaker 4: Exactly.
Speaker 7: The guy in the uh, I don't know what this is,
the guy here in the glasses and the white shirt.
His sign says chef Amy and her crawlfish.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, I don't know.
Speaker 9: I'm just trying to figure out why.
Speaker 2: I remember too not hanging out of this thing. Yes,
now that I'm knocking the co I literally remember just
like showing up, jumping off, getting out.
Speaker 7: I swear you probably showed like tear away pants, took
the shirt off, belly flopped and got out left.
Speaker 2: This is something too when like everybody hated me and
I was crying in the closet and everything. Wait what Yeah,
when I first started here, Oh, this is at that time,
I remember kind of showing up and not really liking
everybody's vibes. You know, it looks like everybody's having a
good times having the guy about the land on.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he doesn't look like he's having.
Speaker 8: A great I want the photo that the lady with
the camera has, I know, I know, shout out to
you ever snapped this pic?
Speaker 4: Though? Incredible for incredible for.
Speaker 2: All right, when we get back here on off the bench,
we got a lot of stuff here in real life
treasure hunt l Max Drews. Did y'all see Jayden Daniel's
mom talking about Jaden? Also, what is baseball doing with
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Speaker 1: Welcome to the seventh ranked morning sports show. In America
off the bench and with Hester and t Bob.
Speaker 2: Welcome back, eh, Jebblin hitting this moment, Welcome back to
OTB here on one of four five ESPN. Yeah, rage
all right, Taylor, look at the eight thirty segment, and
I want you to get this Jane Daniels video, Rady roll, Jake,
have you seen this James.
Speaker 4: Daniels have not? I mean I've heard about it.
Speaker 2: Jaden's mom slash agent slash manager.
Speaker 4: Shout out to his mom, who was a p one
of OTB.
Speaker 2: I love that very much on record as lovey Jane
moms having a crush on Jade's mom and gorgeous. Jade's
mom has obviously done right by her son. But uh,
the there was that video the other day. Hold on,
there was that video the other day of her on
the date with Jaden. Yeah, and now there's this out there.
Uh did you do you do? You?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 2: Do you do? You do? You have it? But I
didn't play it.
Speaker 10: He's a kid, and I don't know why we stop
paying any kids at a certain age, But that's for
our later show. The thing is is he doesn't know
what he doesn't know, and and he knows football because
that's what he's been doing, and he does it very well,
and he's been you know, very acclimated in sports since
he was young, but he doesn't know the business world.
He doesn't know the the predators or the vultures that
could be out there, and so he feels very comfortable
and knowing that not only am I educated and qualified
to do it, I'm also his mom. And you know,
the thing is, I think we're changing the narrative that
hasn't been out there, so it looks a little different
than what people are are used to because not only
am I, you know, educated on that side, I'm also
a certified agent, but I'm also as business manager, so
I'm dealing on a day to day basis, Like we
have a marketing team that I hire, but I'm dealing
with creative teams because again, it's how I want Jaden
to be positioned in the world. I don't want him
to be positioned, you know, just to go grab a
brand deal for the money, like I wanted to be
positioned in the world, you know, for the longevity. So
there's a lot of stuff that we don't do because
it doesn't align with our brand and what he wants
to do.
Speaker 2: So I think what people are laughing about here is,
you know, he's a kid, and I don't know why
we stopped parenting our kids at a certain age. He
doesn't know what he doesn't know, which is a bit
odd considering that, you know, Jade Daniels just took the
NFL by storm last year. Damn near made a Super Bowl.
But I don't know man proofson the pud in for Regina, Like,
I know you're rolling your eyes, Taylor, but she's been
right so far. I mean showed me the misstep. He
obviously don't mind.
Speaker 4: He likes it.
Speaker 2: He's bringing her on dates and whatnot.
Speaker 4: Pair it away.
Speaker 2: If I'm a Commander's fan, I know Dov Cleman's trying
to make him upset. If I'm a Commander's fan, this
is not a yikes to me. I like this. If
it's working, you know, if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
Shout out Jane and shout out Regina.
Speaker 4: So what's like, what's been the pushback? Just because like.
Speaker 2: You know, they're like twenty four years old. He's an
NFL quarter Yeah, tail you.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's got pushed back.
Speaker 7: What do you think he's a grand man. Don't go
on dates with him, that's my thing. Like, don't go
on dates with Jaden, that's that's he's a grown man.
And she's like, he doesn't know the dangers of the world,
Like you didn't teach you that before he was twenty
five years old.
Speaker 9: Match.
Speaker 7: I think the reaction, man, I think she means well.
I think she's great. I just maybe a little much,
just a tad, just a tad, all right, shout out
Jane's mom.
Speaker 6: I think two things can be true. I think that
it could be.
Speaker 8: A little overbearing, but also what she said is very true,
Like who more are you gonna.
Speaker 6: Trust in your mom?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 8: You know there's some greasy agents out there. There's some
greasy lawyers.
Speaker 2: Greasy Asians agents. Wo sounded like what she said.
Speaker 6: About agents and sports. Why would I say Asians?
Speaker 2: You're you said it, not met about it? Dude, I
don't know. Maybe you're hungry little stir fry and I'm
gonna eat an Asian No stir fried. It's kind of greasy,
but delicious stir fries great. Who doesn't love stir fry?
Crazy people? I used to have a big, awesome walk
and then one time on a road trip. My dog
filled it with urine and so I had to throw
it away, just wash it out. I threw it away.
It was a lot of dog piss and I don't
know how he like specifically got it all in the walk,
but he did. It's a tough word to say.
Speaker 9: Walk.
Speaker 2: Well that sounded like walk.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I did.
Speaker 5: Did.
Speaker 2: Y'll see what happened to Max Drews last night.
Speaker 4: I did not.
Speaker 2: Max Drews. In a group text to his Calves teammates
before Game five, he said, if you don't believe, don't
show up.
Speaker 6: For work, Oh man, those never age.
Speaker 2: Well. Then he went oh of nine from three in
the Cattoman.
Speaker 4: He believed, he believe.
Speaker 2: You don't believe, don't show up for work? He said,
I really believe this team's not done yet. What a
brutal ending for the Calves, by the way, injuries end
up doing it. And they've been so damn good all
year long, looked so dominant and round number one and
then in classic Cleveland fashion, it just all falls apart. Depressing,
Like I saw something like nobody goes to Guardians games
right now because it's a Guardians Calves collapse.
Speaker 4: Their uniforms look like in a two D tournament on
a weekend.
Speaker 2: The Browns daily news cycle is just Shadur and Dylan
Gabriel rough times.
Speaker 3: The nickname of the city is the Steak by the Lake.
Speaker 2: That's true. So then again, I will say this to
all Pelicans fans because this is one of the more
uh one of the more self reflective moments I've ever had,
or you know, when you have like a moment of revelation.
But I remember waking up one day I was thinking about, man,
how could you ever be a brown fan? And then
I remember waking up one day and realizing, oh wait,
that's that's me. You're Pelicans, Like we are the Browns.
God awful, completely hopeless. Seventh pick. Everything always goes wrong.
Joe Dumars Taylor talking to me about Cone Canipple or
whatever his name is.
Speaker 9: It's conn.
Speaker 4: What is Mickey Loomis?
Speaker 9: Yes, but also the guy's name.
Speaker 2: We are the Browns. You know what, though you saw
the NBA is trying to expand to thirty two teams, Scott,
because you're absolutely right, the Pelicans number one priority, and
I mean number one. Jayale Benson needs to be putting
everything she can into this needs to be getting into
the Western Conference.
Speaker 4: No, it does.
Speaker 2: I mean you you should be on the east coast.
They're going to open up teams where in Vega in Seattle, like, yeah,
they're going west. The Pelicans need to I would I
would hope so that Memphis and Neworleans would be able
to or maybe only one of them gets to go,
I know, because if you had two to the west, yeah,
then you would bump, yeah, would be adding four teams
in total.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I'm just saying that the Pelicans need to be lobbying
hard right now to try to get out of the
Western Conference.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I agree. I like, it makes no sense that
they are in there.
Speaker 2: No, just like the Saints back in the day being
in the NFC West for no reason whatsoever, for the
creation of the best division in football, the NFC South
featuring Tyler Shuck, Baker Mayfield, Bryce Young, and Michael Pinnock's junior.
You know, I think Tylas Shuck's the best quarterback in
that division. You do, Yeah, I don't think it's particularly close.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to see, like why, like why the Saints
when they relocated in two thousand and two.
Speaker 4: On they had to go to the West from Charlotte.
Speaker 2: I have no idea.
Speaker 4: Taylor told me that when.
Speaker 3: The original Hornets franchise relocated New Orleans, the NBA kept
them in the East, but when Charlotte got a new
expansion team, the bobcast how to remember how bad that was?
Speaker 4: That's when the West.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the league had fifteen teens conference and needed to
balance the divisions, so the NBA used the expansion as
an opportunity to realign. New Orleans moved to the Southwest
division of the Western Conference, and Charlotte stayed in the East.
Speaker 2: So dumb, so dumb. Hopefully that can change. Taylor told
me something interested about Tyler Shuck. Drago's has come back
to Baton Rouge saved them. Shout out Tyler.
Speaker 3: Show because they were like in that I don't know,
like I can tell you off college location.
Speaker 9: Perkins Row where ConA Girl used to be.
Speaker 2: Oh really it's a good location.
Speaker 4: Is that? So that's why they moved out of that
building they were in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, shout out Tyler Shuck. Healing it is, can't go
but we get a new story at a time. What
ConA grill?
Speaker 6: You can't go to ConA?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Do you like that area, that area around Christmas
and get the giant Christmas tree up or even not Christmas,
the fountain. It's beautiful when the weather's nice summer night,
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Speaker 1: Back at it where sports talk meets pure chaos Off
the bench with heserin t Bob.
Speaker 2: Welcome back to OTB. So, Taylor, you texted the Belichick story.
You know the real ants. Bill Belichick doesn't make it
to week one. This is the moment where I think
in this story arc that Pablo Torri has kind of
overstepped a bit yep, because more what he points out
is just that the buyout is one million dollars I
think before June one, as opposed to like ten million.
It was originally that so that Bill Belichick wanted to
go to the NFL, he'd have a pathway to do
so if somebody came calling. Obviously nobody did. Nobody will now,
but like Bill Belichick's gonna be in there he's gonna
be the coaching you and see this season and for
a pinnion for a pound. What I do find hilarious
about all this is this again is the ultimate no
distraction guy. Yeah, being the ultimate distraction. Like even Gronk
was talking about that. He's like he's always hammer us
in the locker room about no distractions, no distractions. You know,
the jobs, job things thing make it football, blah blah
blah and all this man. Now, this man is at
a holiday inn in Maine watching the Miss USA pageant
with her dad. Can you dad? Yeah? Probably older?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Probably?
Speaker 4: Can you imagine?
Speaker 2: I don't care how many Super Bowls you have. I'm
looking at your old fat body, thinking about it having
sex with my daughter. Awful, awful spot for the dad.
I would really not want to sit by.
Speaker 4: I missed a lot apparently.
Speaker 2: I mean, he's just sitting here, hanging out at a
holiday in.
Speaker 4: How about you?
Speaker 2: How about how about you go instead of grooming, how
about you do some recruiting? Bill, I got it right here, Jake.
Can you imagine having to sit by him? Look at that,
there's Jordan's dad.
Speaker 9: He's definitely younger.
Speaker 4: He's much older.
Speaker 2: Just awful, just awful, man, And I really like your daughter.
God get out of here, you penguin. So I can
think of as the Danny Gift. It's pumping away god awful.
So Bill Bessick ten be the coach you and see that.
I guess it's the overall point of that. And what
do you do?
Speaker 3: How do you come back from that? If you're well?
Well for North Carolina? We are certainly talking way. We're
talking about Carolina football like we've only reserved time for
Carolina basketball.
Speaker 2: No, not in a good way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but we're talking about it.
Speaker 2: I think all press is good press necessarily know the
that's just bruttal. But there's no there's no two ways
about it. Uh you know it's not brutal and seems
kind of fun. Uh well, actually, Taylor, also look up
Al Davis and John Madden. It's in eight o'clock. But
did you see the pig sure of Christian Bale and
Nicholas Cage.
Speaker 4: I did so.
Speaker 2: There it is Nick Cage playing John Madden, Christian Bale
playing a young Al Davis. That does not look like
Christian Bale at all.
Speaker 9: No, it doesn't.
Speaker 2: That that is impressive, And to be fair, so it's
always amazed me how they like make Hollywood stars look
just enough like the person that they're playing. Like somehow
Nick Cage looks like John Madden. Yeah, maybe they look
alike and I never realized it. Maybe it's just the hair.
I don't know what it is, but I'm excited for
this movie. This looks like I mean, obviously a couple
of heavyweight actors there, but I don't know much about
that Raiders story beyond just that what they were like
the bad boys. They were insane, they would break you.
Al Davis a you know, the the the kind of
Jerry Jones before Jerry Jones, rogue owner going against the
NFL playboy superstar. This looks like it could be really good. Also,
Nick Cage, just John Madden's gonna be just great if
nothing else will get excellent memes out of it.
Speaker 4: Both. I think it's gonna be great. I love Nick Cage,
you know this about me?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Christian Bell great actor, Nick Cage incredible actor.
Speaker 4: I hate The Raiders, but I'm into this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just win baby. Is that the name of it?
Speaker 4: I hope, So if it's not a misstep.
Speaker 2: I have no idea what it's called.
Speaker 7: Madden.
Speaker 2: Oh it's called Matt, So it's about John Madden. It's
not about the Raiders. Oh even better?
Speaker 7: Okay, yeah, so look it says first image of Nick
Cage as football like Conn Madden, bail is Al Davis
and Amazon MGM's Matt just baby.
Speaker 2: Would the man had an unbelievable impact Oh still in
the world. Yeah, even extending into the video game empire obviously.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: You know, you know John Madden and is the guy
who came up with the idea for the uh first
down line on the broadcast. Yeah, yellow line on TV.
Speaker 4: What a legend.
Speaker 3: I mean, I wish you would have done it for
another team, but you know whatever, Raiders, bro, Come on.
Speaker 2: You have no beef of the seventies Raiders, like any
of the Raiders. Seventies Raiders?
Speaker 4: Why hit all the Raiders?
Speaker 2: Like? The only person that can even remember that team
is Belichick. It's all good.
Speaker 4: Let it go.
Speaker 2: It's fifty years ago. Belichick probably coached on him. You
could have could have I remember, I guess would have
been whatever draft that was. I don't even know who cares.
Speaker 3: Fos to Morrow hadn't been drafted yet, and Flynn and
I were doing an appearance at the Zurich Golf Classic,
and we were sitting there going back and forth where
we're like kind of like, hey, when when's our guy
gonna go here? We were watching our phone and the
Raiders are coming up and we were we were like
walking to the restroom. I was like, ah, anybody with them, like,
don't let this be a thing. And we come out
and he'd been drafted by the Raiders. Gross nice a
saint though, so he found its way home. Waity dom
FoST moro, Oh yes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: How do you feel with Matt Flynn with the Raiders?
Speaker 4: Now? He's always a slappy so okay, it's no problem there. Yeah,
he played for a lot of teams there.
Speaker 2: He did play for a lot of teams. All right,
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Speaker 1: Back from the break where the sports talk gets real,
kind of off the bench and with Hester and t Bob.
Speaker 2: Been a long time.
Speaker 6: I don't remember if I already played this, but we're going.
Speaker 4: With it don't matter.
Speaker 2: So I found this on Twitter yesterday. What's up, twe
I've had this inusday he's sitting. Around five weeks ago,
somebody buried a twenty two pound chest with ten thousand
dollars of prizes half in gold, somewhere in San Francisco.
No one has found it yet. This is the only clue.
I'll try to read in my pirate voice. Oh yeah, y'are,
let me find it, yar mate, once we go to here.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: Eighteen bold letters preserved in a clearing.
Speaker 4: Sight.
Speaker 2: A dark room's view of brave surfers. Really from dry ruins,
a gate to solar's tall mast, chart to historic cross,
the start of one's path. To trace the true route
venture only at night. To be certain of bearing, you'll
need to pack a light and the steadfast basin where
feet part and agree, dig a shovel. Step down. You're fine.
The treasure you see, damn son, real life buried treasure.
Shout out one eyed Willie God.
Speaker 4: They used to have.
Speaker 3: Anyone from Shreefport or that area listening, Remind me what
it was called. They used to do something like this
in shree Report where they would have like a treasure,
they'd give clues on the radio. You'd have to go
find it. How we useduld do it like me and
my older brother and my mom used to go look
for it.
Speaker 4: We never found it.
Speaker 2: Oh man, that's very fun.
Speaker 4: It was fun. It was a good time.
Speaker 3: They give clues and you go try to find the
next clue at them. I cannot remember what it was called.
So if you're listening, let me let me know, because
I'll drive myself crazy trying to think about it.
Speaker 2: I just am so used to stuff like this playing
out on the Internet very quickly, right, because the Internet
it's millions of people's minds thrown against a problem like
it tends to solve thing, right, it's it's it solves mysteries.
But five weeks and no one's found the treasure. Eighteen
bold letters preserved in a clearing A dark room's view
of brave surfers reeling so by the coast from Dry
Ruined Gate, from Dry Ruins Gate to Solar's Tall Mast.
Wait in that chart a historic cross the start of
the path. So you find that, and then and then
for some how did they so you can only find
the cheue route at night.
Speaker 7: Solar's Tall Mast you can see surfers. It's at night lighthouse.
Speaker 2: Huh okay, right, right, okay. In the Steadfast basin.
Speaker 9: Look, somebody else in the chat goes, now it sounds
like a lighthouse.
Speaker 2: We're a feed part and agreed. Dig a shovel's depth.
You find the treasure seek interesting interesting. There's a whole
website on it as well, Buried Treasure dot card dot co.
There's buried treasures somewhere in San Francisco twenty two pounds
just with over ten thousand dollars, bringing with gleaming ingots,
currency and San Francisco artifacts about half the value as gold.
Speaker 4: That'd be cool, be a good find.
Speaker 6: Should we do like a trip to San Francisco and
try to find this?
Speaker 4: Shout out to feel.
Speaker 3: He reminds me that in Shreefport, it the hunt that
I'm talking about was called the Holiday.
Speaker 4: In Dixie, and so was it year round or is
just during the like they did it once a year.
I think, oh, that's awesome.
Speaker 3: It was something Dixie, but I could not remember the
first part.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's cool. I don't have anything else. I just
thought that was cool.
Speaker 3: Now I want to put like you could put that
like an AI, couldn't you, and try to find it again?
Speaker 4: Five weeks though that's true.
Speaker 7: Five weeks nobody's signing bold letters and that's just got
to be the name of the location, right lets.
Speaker 2: It seems exactly, it doesn't.
Speaker 9: Because I was signed to But I was like lighthouses only.
Speaker 2: Like how many letters are in San Francisco. I feel
like there's eighteen.
Speaker 4: I just met that many.
Speaker 6: Twelve city of I think that's too many. No, oh,
it's not preserved in a clearing.
Speaker 2: San Francisco. Don't let us figure this out from baton rouge.
Come on now, step your game up. I did see.
I think there's somebody that commented, like bowl nobody in
San Francisco thinks ten thousand dollars is worth it, which
could be true. The insane cost. What is that one
month's rent in a in a in a one bedroom apartment?
Speaker 4: Right, you get aloft?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Like actually a studio. You don't get a loft. That's
too nice. You get a studio apartment. Ah, terrible, terrible,
Why would you do?
Speaker 4: Alright?
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