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Speaker 2: Just a few days away from the second Louisville football
Speaker 2: game of the season, they're going to be taking on
Speaker 2: Jacksonville State. I mean, that wasn't for effect. I literally
Speaker 2: had to make sure I had it right. Jacksonville State's
Speaker 2: who they play, and they're favored by four touchdowns and
Speaker 2: hopefully they win by more than that. But even if
Speaker 2: they don't, you know, they win by twenty eight. I
Speaker 2: guess it will depend on how it looks. But that's
Speaker 2: where I just get so annoyed with these situations when
Speaker 2: you play these games, because you know, if they did
Speaker 2: kind of take their foot off the gas and got
Speaker 2: a little sloppy because they're up thirty five and end
Speaker 2: up only winning by like twenty four, that wouldn't be ideal.
Speaker 2: But like, I can't act like it really worries me,
Speaker 2: because again, they know who they're playing against, and to
Speaker 2: be fair, Jacksonville State is an FBS team, It's not
Speaker 2: Division two FCS kind of like what you had last
Speaker 2: week against Austin p and they know that. You know,
Speaker 2: they got a week off next week and then they
Speaker 2: got real games that will actually have some value because
Speaker 2: you know, their games against conference competition. And oh, by
Speaker 2: the way, Notre Dame that trip up to South Bend
Speaker 2: will likely be against a team that's in the top five.
Speaker 2: So you know, I hate to say, just get this
Speaker 2: one out of the way, but that's kind of what
Speaker 2: it is. Now. Speaking of these smaller programs of the
Speaker 2: FCS level like Austin p was and Jacksonville State, who
Speaker 2: I believe is still relatively brand new to the Division
Speaker 2: one FBS level, I do appreciate these coaches at these levels,
Speaker 2: you know, being a little more honest with us, right, like,
Speaker 2: don't lie to us. What I mean by that is like,
Speaker 2: don't lie to us and tell us that you know
Speaker 2: that you're excited to go play Georgia when you're you know,
Speaker 2: you're ut Chattanooga, right like we all know that that's
Speaker 2: that that's not true, and in fact, it was, uh,
Speaker 2: let's see here yet. This is the write up from
Speaker 2: KSR that I thought was interesting. Nick Rousch put it
Speaker 2: together and it's I mean, it's acknowledging that you know,
Speaker 2: you had Chattanooga who just played Tennessee and of course
Speaker 2: they got demolished.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: And they asked the mox head coach Rusty Wright, if
Speaker 2: UTC will play any other quarterback that's close to the
Speaker 2: Tennessee QB Nico, how do we say that? Ima Levilla.
Speaker 2: I'm sure I'm not singing it correctly, but I need
Speaker 2: to get familiar with his last name because it sounds
Speaker 2: like that kid's got a chance to be really, really special.
Speaker 2: But anyways, you know, he said he hopes not. He said, hell,
Speaker 2: I hope Well, I'm sorry, let me back up. When
Speaker 2: asked if they would see a QB this is close
Speaker 2: to as good as this guy, he said, hell, he
Speaker 2: hopes so, which I'm not really I mean, I don't
Speaker 2: know what he mean. Does he mean he wants to
Speaker 2: see another guy that good? I don't really understand that response.
Speaker 2: But this is a guy who I'm a fan of.
Speaker 2: This is Tennessee Tech head coach Bobby Wilder. They play.
Speaker 2: They played Georgia this weekend, and here's what he said
Speaker 2: at his press conference yesterday. If I was being honest,
Speaker 2: I would tell you I'm not thrilled to be headed
Speaker 2: to Athens, Georgia this weekend. So I'll be dishonest and say,
Speaker 2: I'm very excited to be playing Georgia at Sanford Stadium
Speaker 2: in front of ninety three thousand Georgia fans. Well, at
Speaker 2: least thank you for being honest in telling us that
Speaker 2: you're gonna lie to us, because like nobody should, nobody
Speaker 2: could be looking me. In fact, I think the biggest
Speaker 2: task that you have as an FCS coach or a
Speaker 2: low level G five program is to not let these
Speaker 2: games kill you, Like, don't let this kill your team's confidence,
Speaker 2: don't get hurt, right, Like, I mean, it's it really
Speaker 2: is sad. If you if you know, and I'm not,
Speaker 2: I can't. I can't give you any fake emotion, like
Speaker 2: I'm genuinely heartbroken for these student athletes. But like if
Speaker 2: you're playing at Tennessee Tech or Chattanooga and you're going
Speaker 2: into play ut or UGA, like you know, you're there
Speaker 2: to get your ass kicked physically so your school can
Speaker 2: get a check to pay the bills. I mean, that's
Speaker 2: what this is.
Speaker 3: It's almost like the most important game for those types
Speaker 3: of schools. Let's take Western Western Kentucky for example. You
Speaker 3: just got your ass beat by Alabama in week one
Speaker 3: on the road. To avoid that, you know, I guess,
Speaker 3: get that demoralizing kind of mindset out of your system.
Speaker 4: You want to come out in week two.
Speaker 3: I don't know who WKU is playing exactly or who
Speaker 3: some of these FCS teams are playing after that, but
Speaker 3: you want to at least get some confidence back after
Speaker 3: you get your your you know.
Speaker 2: Test beat in and you know if you can control
Speaker 2: it on your schedule. I mean, I would like, let's
Speaker 2: look up Western Kentucky schedule because they're in They're in USA, yes,
Speaker 2: and they'll have non conference games like the one they
Speaker 2: just played against Alabama, but they'll also play I mean,
Speaker 2: don't they end up playing some pretty lowly like at
Speaker 2: least one.
Speaker 4: They play EKUS.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Okay, by the way, there's some drama there unless Yeah,
Speaker 2: we'll get into that in just a second. But yes,
Speaker 2: like this is perfect for WKU, and I would imagine
Speaker 2: they probably scheduled it this way. If we're going to
Speaker 2: have Bama at Brian Denny Stadium in Tuscaloosa to open up,
Speaker 2: let's get our get right game be the very next
Speaker 2: week against EKU, which I'm sure that rivalry used to
Speaker 2: be competitive, but obviously Eastern Kentucky is still in the
Speaker 2: FCS level, whereas Western Kentucky is is you know, FBS,
Speaker 2: and they've had some success they I mean them getting
Speaker 2: beat sixty three to nothing really doesn't mean they can't
Speaker 2: have a good season. That means it's just there's a
Speaker 2: big difference between those two programs. There's a reason Bama
Speaker 2: was paying them one point nine million to go down
Speaker 2: there for that game. So in basketball, you have these
Speaker 2: games too, the bye games, and there's not as much
Speaker 2: money because again there's not as much money made. You
Speaker 2: don't know, you don't make the same amount of money
Speaker 2: every time you open up your gate in basketball like
Speaker 2: you do in football, but you're not physically taking I mean, yeah,
Speaker 2: basketball is a physical sport. You can get hurt. But like,
Speaker 2: imagine being the starting running back and you got to
Speaker 2: you gotta you gotta towe the ball eighteen times against Alabama.
Speaker 2: And you know last year you were playing two A
Speaker 2: football in small school Tennessee in high school, and now
Speaker 2: you're getting beaten down by Bama, And yeah, hell of
Speaker 2: an opportunity playing in Bryan Denny Stadium. But like you
Speaker 2: could also get hurt and never play again, and that
Speaker 2: can happen any playing football. But you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: It's just I don't know. As much as I am
Speaker 2: annoyed by these kind of games, I will say it's
Speaker 2: much easier if everybody's just acknowledging the obvious here right,
Speaker 2: Like yesterday we played the Rich Rodriguez sound Hell, he'll
Speaker 2: play Alabama twice in a weekend if they want to
Speaker 2: pay him what they paid Western Kentucky. And then you
Speaker 2: have these coaches. Yeah, I mean, if I got to
Speaker 2: be honest with you, I'm not happy about going there,
Speaker 2: But I'll lie to you and tell you that I
Speaker 2: am happy about going and playing in front of ninety
Speaker 2: three thousand fans against a team that you know, I'm
Speaker 2: still convinced, at least you know me personally, I think
Speaker 2: Georgia beating Clemson the way they did actually says more
Speaker 2: about Georgia than anything else. I know. Others have a
Speaker 2: different reaction. And I'm not trying to take the heat
Speaker 2: off Dabbo at all, because he deserves all the heat
Speaker 2: and criticism that he's getting. But like right now that
Speaker 2: people realize the run that George is on, like them
Speaker 2: not making the playoff last year just because of the
Speaker 2: way it played out, you know, Bama beating them in
Speaker 2: the SEC championship game, it was gonna be hard to
Speaker 2: not put Bama in ahead of them, But like, they
Speaker 2: could go down and it'll never be remembered because the
Speaker 2: last four team playoff, the controversy is always going to
Speaker 2: be Florida State. But if Bama not sorry not Bama.
Speaker 2: If Georgia like wins the next two championships and they
Speaker 2: have four or five, which, by the way, that's more
Speaker 2: likely to happen than unlikely. For being honest, no, think
Speaker 2: about it, Like, if they go four or five, I
Speaker 2: think we may re we may look at the twenty
Speaker 2: twenty three playoff and kind of revisit the controversial thing there.
Speaker 2: It'll be more like, how did we leave George out? Because,
Speaker 2: by the way, there's no active coach in college football
Speaker 2: coaching that has ever beat Kirby Smarter at Georgia. Think
Speaker 2: about that, Think about that. I mean, I guess not ever,
Speaker 2: but like in the last however many years they've been
Speaker 2: on this crazy run.
Speaker 4: That is pretty wild to think about.
Speaker 2: I mean, there, Georgia is a monster. It's a machine.
Speaker 2: So Tennessee Tech's getting ready to play the it's it's
Speaker 2: it's just wild.
Speaker 4: Butthole Tech.
Speaker 2: Basically, yeah, I mean, I'll get them mixed up. Man,
Speaker 2: we had butt cracks. I got greedy with the butt
Speaker 2: stuff we did. Imagine just now tuning in and hearing
Speaker 2: that I got greedy with the butt stuff because I
Speaker 2: had Butthole Tech. Right, it's butt crack State. Yeah, Butthole
Speaker 2: Tech and butt crack State, and then I just got
Speaker 2: him mixed up, and it, you know, became to it
Speaker 2: just you know, I got greedy with the butt stuff.
Speaker 2: I should have just stuck with one of the butt schools,
Speaker 2: and now I get him mixed up, and I call
Speaker 2: them the wrong thing. I don't mean to be disrespectful
Speaker 2: to Butthole Tech and.
Speaker 3: Play, because obviously these first two weeks for Louisville are
Speaker 3: their easiest games on the schedule.
Speaker 4: Which one was Butthole Tech, and then which one's butt.
Speaker 2: Butthole Tech is Austin p butt Crack State is Jacksonville State.
Speaker 2: And then that's it, though, and then we're done. Butttholes
Speaker 2: are gone, and then we're done. Yeah, all the butt
Speaker 2: stuff is done. Speaking of the butt stuff, Uh, this
Speaker 2: story out of Louisville about the porch pooper. It came
Speaker 2: up last week and I thought it would be you know,
Speaker 2: no more. In fact, I thought it was wild. I mean,
Speaker 2: I think, I'm pretty sure. I'm perusing the web, the
Speaker 2: local news stations, meeting online, and I see that they've
Speaker 2: got a story about a guy who pooped on somebody's
Speaker 2: porch and ran away. You remember this, Johnny came up.
Speaker 4: I remember it.
Speaker 2: I just assumed that. I mean I remember thinking like
Speaker 2: that makes the news. Hm. Little did I I know
Speaker 2: they knew they had something special here, not meaning the poop,
Speaker 2: but you know the story because it's now become a
Speaker 2: national story. There's this guy that keeps showing up and
Speaker 2: pooping on the same porch. I mean, I know Barstool
Speaker 2: Sports did something on it. I think the Daily Mail
Speaker 2: had a story on it. The Louisville porch pooper has
Speaker 2: now gotten national attention, and the video from the ring camera.
Speaker 2: Somebody knows this guy, like it's gonna like he's gonna
Speaker 2: be known. I mean, first of all, why you would
Speaker 2: do this anyway? No clue? And the people who are
Speaker 2: the random, the random victims here, they get, they get,
Speaker 2: you know, a dump left on their porch. Like just
Speaker 2: imagine thinking to yourself, who who could I have recently
Speaker 2: made an enemy of who could I have angered to?
Speaker 2: Where instead of you know, confronting me or you know,
Speaker 2: physically threatening me, they're just gonna poop on my porch.
Speaker 2: Like you would have to think, Okay, I know that
Speaker 2: if I pissed off this person, they'd let me know
Speaker 2: about it. You may think, well, you know what, if
Speaker 2: I'm aid this guy angry, he probably wouldn't confront me,
Speaker 2: but you know what, he might come poop on my porch,
Speaker 2: Like what are we doing here?
Speaker 3: I'd be more scared to poop on somebody's porch than
Speaker 3: actually talk to them about what I was angry about.
Speaker 4: I mean, yeah, imagine getting caught.
Speaker 2: I think that's pretty normal behavior because I don't think
Speaker 2: many people are going around like pooping on porches. But
Speaker 2: here is a w This is from way three. They
Speaker 2: had an exclusive on the uh. I mean, here's what
Speaker 2: it says. You've heard of porch pirates, but what about
Speaker 2: porch poopers? Right now? Olympde is looking for one man
Speaker 2: who has been pooping on one homeowner's porch multiple times
Speaker 2: this week for no reason. That was last week and
Speaker 2: that's when I guess it became the story and I
Speaker 2: was like, well, this is kind of odd. Well, now
Speaker 2: this same guy came back and did it again over
Speaker 2: the holiday weekend, and he knows he's on the news, right,
Speaker 2: you don't, I mean, you know, and it's like he
Speaker 2: wants to get caught because he's not even hiding his identity.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's here we go, right and begins hearing
Speaker 2: he's doing that stupid thing again with the with the sound.
Speaker 2: I'll get it fixed though, But I mean the fact
Speaker 2: that they don't have a clue who it is. It's
Speaker 2: not somebody that they've seen in the neighborhood, and it's
Speaker 2: just I mean, it's very unusual. I mean, first of all,
Speaker 2: it's disgusting behavior. But am I a sick o myself
Speaker 2: for wanting not only this guy to get caught so
Speaker 2: he stops doing it and justice can be served. I
Speaker 2: got questions for my man. I want him on this show.
Speaker 2: I want to figure out, you know, what led you to,
Speaker 2: like what led you to do this? And I'm sure
Speaker 2: you know that'll never happen and maybe we never find
Speaker 2: out who it is. But like the footage very high
Speaker 2: quality on the ring cam these days, I don't know
Speaker 2: if yeah, we have we have one, but you know,
Speaker 2: I've never I mean I never use it or look
Speaker 2: at it. My wife does if somebody's at the door
Speaker 2: and we're not home. But like, you can get really
Speaker 2: good looking footage to where you can figure out who
Speaker 2: somebody is. And again I don't think anybody's identified this guy,
Speaker 2: but like if somebody called in a tip and said, hey,
Speaker 2: I think it's this guy and they pulled up his
Speaker 2: driver's license photo given, and how high quality the footage is,
Speaker 2: I would imagine you'd be able to say, yeah, that's him.
Speaker 5: This is started with this Sunday night, a young man
Speaker 5: in a red shirt walks up to one Louisville home
Speaker 5: well after midnight and begins peering inside. The homeowners have
Speaker 5: no clue. After a few seconds, the man runs away
Speaker 5: in his socks and disappears into the night. But the
Speaker 5: next night he returns and leaves a horrific surprise.
Speaker 6: Tuesday morning, I went out to my front porch and
Speaker 6: notice this what I thought was a cat poop.
Speaker 5: The homeowner, who wishes to remain anonymous but who we'll
Speaker 5: refer to as Jim, then checked his doorbell camera and
Speaker 5: realized it was no cat at all.
Speaker 6: And it turned out to be a person, and not
Speaker 6: only did he defecate, but he also urinated on our
Speaker 6: welcome mat.
Speaker 5: What's even more disturbing, this respect man returned a third
Speaker 5: time the very next night. Jim got an alert on
Speaker 5: his phone and tried to confront him, but the man
Speaker 5: was already gone. You have no idea who this guy is.
Speaker 6: Or I have no idea. I have no idea. We're
Speaker 6: good neighbors. We you know, keep to ourselves, we behave ourselves,
Speaker 6: and I can't imagine that somebody would want to do
Speaker 6: some kind of retribution.
Speaker 5: Jim has now filed three police reports for each night
Speaker 5: his home has been targeted, but so far no arrest.
Speaker 5: Just a big mess he's now forced to clean up.
Speaker 6: I'm relieved that he's not violent or he's not trying
Speaker 6: to force entry. He's just doing his deed. But it's
Speaker 6: very disconcerting and disturbing.
Speaker 5: In Louisville, war Johns Wave News.
Speaker 2: I shouldn't laugh because that's like, I mean, if it
Speaker 2: was you, you'd be weirded out, you'd be grossed out,
Speaker 2: you'd be pissed. But it's also just like this guy's
Speaker 2: not right. Yeah, there's and and if it's the same,
Speaker 2: like this guy, whoever it is that's doing this, he
Speaker 2: is singling them out and nobody else because if other
Speaker 2: people were getting there there, I mean with the attraction
Speaker 2: that this story he has, I mean, you had people
Speaker 2: calling into Wave three and saying, hey, he got me too,
Speaker 2: We've got we've got footage. This guy just randomly, you know,
Speaker 2: picked a house and maybe there's maybe he has a
Speaker 2: reason as to why he's targeting them and dropping dumps
Speaker 2: on their porch and peeing.
Speaker 3: I also thought it was call it kind of funny.
Speaker 3: I feel like the reporter there was was telling the
Speaker 3: story like it was a bedtime story.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well it fun I think he was. It's a
Speaker 2: very serious situation, John, I mean, we got porch poopers here.
Speaker 2: So again, that story that I just played from from
Speaker 2: uh Wave three was last week and then this past
Speaker 2: holiday weekend he came back and did it again. I'm
Speaker 2: reading here from Wave three. It says the now infamous
Speaker 2: porch pooper, who has been targeting the same Louisville homeowner
Speaker 2: over the past week, has struck again. The homeowner, who
Speaker 2: again is still nameless, told Wave three News yesterday, meaning Tuesday,
Speaker 2: that the porch pooper visited his home four times last
Speaker 2: week and two more times over Labor Day weekend. After
Speaker 2: the September first incident, the homeowner put cat litter and
Speaker 2: loud sonic speakers out on his porch to scare the
Speaker 2: porch pooper away. The homeowner says it appeared to work
Speaker 2: because that during the second visit, the porch pooper was
Speaker 2: frightened and ran away, So maybe he did scare him off.
Speaker 4: But man, I mean, cat litter, what a what a
Speaker 4: move right there?
Speaker 2: I mean I have so many questions and they're not
Speaker 2: like gross questions, but like if we figure out, if
Speaker 2: we if we figure out who it is and he
Speaker 2: gets arrested and he does like a tell all interview,
Speaker 2: Like I want to know, why them? Why this house?
Speaker 2: What do you know? What do you everybody's got their own,
Speaker 2: you know, their own stuff that they're into. I was
Speaker 2: gonna say, we don't kink shame, but yeah, we we do.
Speaker 2: If it's this stuff, this is just gross. There's no
Speaker 2: way to do there's no way to get into this
Speaker 2: realm of you know, letting your freak flag fly and
Speaker 2: it not being viewed as weird. Like again, we can
Speaker 2: one of the biggest lies in society is that we don't.
Speaker 2: We don't pass judgment. We do. And if you're into
Speaker 2: the poop stuff, yeah, I'm judging you. You're you're gross.
Speaker 2: Why you look uncomfortable? John, Oh, I'm not uncomfortable. I
Speaker 2: just you're not into the poop stuff, are you?
Speaker 4: I'm not into the poop good?
Speaker 2: I mean, I just want to know make sure. I mean,
Speaker 2: come on, it's I mean, you don't seem to be
Speaker 2: bothered by this guy, John. We need to get him arrested.
Speaker 2: What's the charge?
Speaker 3: I think we I think we assumed it was like
Speaker 3: trespassing or it was, but you gotta be you gotta
Speaker 3: be something that's doing with their property damage.
Speaker 2: In order to get in order to get trespassed, you
Speaker 2: have to be like given a warning that you can't
Speaker 2: be there, so like unless they've been there and told
Speaker 2: them you can't be here. Yeah, defecating in public? The charge?
Speaker 2: Uh says here? I mean can that be the actual.
Speaker 3: Like if it's an h A type of neighborhood though,
Speaker 3: is that consider public?
Speaker 4: I don't know that it would be. Maybe I'm wrong.
Speaker 2: Hopefully we never find out, because you and I are
Speaker 2: going to be in this situation where we're out here
Speaker 2: taking dumps on people's porches because we're upstanding citizens, we'd
Speaker 2: never do such a thing. But anyways, like if this
Speaker 2: story just goes away and like completely like dies off,
Speaker 2: and nobody figures out, I'm gonna be I mean, I'll
Speaker 2: probably move on and forget all about it. It's not
Speaker 2: gonna keep me up at night wondering who in fact
Speaker 2: the pooch of the porch pooper was. But you know,
Speaker 2: we need justice. We need to figure out who this
Speaker 2: was so they can be held accountable, they can go
Speaker 2: to jail, and then maybe they'll do an interview. I
Speaker 2: got first DIBs local media hacks around here, and I
Speaker 2: say that being one of them myself, I want it first.
Speaker 4: We're the capital.
Speaker 2: What if all of the news stations showed up here
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Speaker 2: porch Pooper decides to do a tell all with Nick
Speaker 2: Coffee of Coffee and Company on Sports Talk seven ninety
Speaker 2: time for a real vibe check what happened? Why did
Speaker 2: you poop on the porch? What led you to this?
Speaker 2: And there's a lot of questions that you know you're
Speaker 2: not going to get an answer that justifies it or
Speaker 2: makes it make sense. And I'm aware that this is
Speaker 2: one of those situations, right, but I still am dying
Speaker 2: to get something from the guy, like what what what? Why?
Speaker 2: Why would you do this?
Speaker 4: So I hope he's coherent and can actually speak and
Speaker 4: give some well.
Speaker 2: And that's the thing is when you watch the video,
Speaker 2: I mean again, I don't mean you watch him walk
Speaker 2: up there like he looks like he knows exactly what
Speaker 2: he's doing. You know, it's not like he's just roaming
Speaker 2: around naked and decides, hey, this is the place. No,
Speaker 2: he's he's targeting this porch to take a dump. And
Speaker 2: you know it's like apparently the same time every night,
Speaker 2: like he know, it's like he I mean, he's this
Speaker 2: isn't random. He probably knows what time to eat dinner
Speaker 2: to where he's got that. He's got it, He's got
Speaker 2: he's yeah, he's got it ready. It's a sick individual
Speaker 2: we're dealing with here. We need him off the streets.
Speaker 2: You hear that, Greenberg? Get on it all right, let's
Speaker 2: get to a quick break. We'll keep it rolling along.
Speaker 2: It is Coffee and Company. We are fueled by Thornton's
Speaker 2: right here on Sports Talk seven ninety. So we had
Speaker 2: a caller there during the last segment who claims to
Speaker 2: have actually done. What I always fear is that somebody
Speaker 2: just happens to tune in right as I say something
Speaker 2: that you know, I wouldn't want to be the first
Speaker 2: thing somebody hears when they take in the experience that
Speaker 2: is Coffee and Company. But you know, I'm sure it's
Speaker 2: happened many times before. But thank you for at least
Speaker 2: letting us know that you tuned in as soon as
Speaker 2: I said I got greedy with the butt stuff. And
Speaker 2: that wasn't even about the poop guy. That wasn't even
Speaker 2: about the porch covert. Yeah, buttletech and buck crack State.
Speaker 2: So anyways, let's try to get that. I mean, this
Speaker 2: is a professional show here. We are professionals here in
Speaker 2: this industry that is sports radio, and we're going to
Speaker 2: be a little bit more you know, a little more
Speaker 2: buttoned up, a little more polished here, and more professional because
Speaker 2: that's what we're supposed to do. We will have the
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Speaker 2: White Lawyers, Sue Distracted Driver dot Com. So I've got
Speaker 2: the double duty this year, and you know that it's Look,
Speaker 2: it's here, football seasons here. I'm excited. Louisville is off
Speaker 2: to a sixty two to nothing start over Austin, p
Speaker 2: And now we got to get Jacksonville stayed out of
Speaker 2: the way. Get those game cocks out of here. Two
Speaker 2: game cocks by the way traveling to Kentucky this weekend
Speaker 2: for games. That's true, and can't there can't be three
Speaker 2: game cocks, right like those have to be the only
Speaker 2: two mascots within the FBS that are game cocks, I
Speaker 2: would think, unless I'm blanking on one. So anyways, uh,
Speaker 2: get these two bums out of the way, and then
Speaker 2: we will, you know, have a bye week and then
Speaker 2: it's Georgia Tech. Which even if Georgia Tech somehow slips
Speaker 2: up this weekend or next weekend, they have Syracuse this weekend.
Speaker 2: But if they're not ranked, that will take a little
Speaker 2: bit of value away from that win. But I don't care.
Speaker 2: It's an ACC game, and right now the ACC looks
Speaker 2: like it's it's there for the taking. I mean that,
Speaker 2: as soon as I say that, I feel like, man,
Speaker 2: that's nick. You're getting ahead of yourself. But one of
Speaker 2: the reasons why Louisville was so successful last year winning
Speaker 2: ten games going to the ACC Championship game was because
Speaker 2: the league is not it's not loaded, and one of
Speaker 2: the reasons why I felt like Louisville could get back
Speaker 2: to ten wins this year again. I think Louisville is
Speaker 2: in great shape with Jeff Brom. I think he's going
Speaker 2: to be proven to be three or four years. I mean,
Speaker 2: he's already done it thus far, but it's still early
Speaker 2: in the portal era. But he'll be somebody that I
Speaker 2: think from now until the portal ever ends, meaning if
Speaker 2: they ever make a change, he's going to be looked
Speaker 2: at as somebody that does embrace it, utilizes it to
Speaker 2: his strengths, doesn't complain about it, just knows that this
Speaker 2: is the situation and I'm going to use it as
Speaker 2: my advantage. So I got think louis football is in
Speaker 2: a great position with Jeff brom But I also can
Speaker 2: look at Louisville and say, Okay, maybe they get ten
Speaker 2: wins again, maybe they find themselves in the a SEC
Speaker 2: champions Game. One of the factors in me saying that
Speaker 2: is because of the fact that they don't play like
Speaker 2: there's teams that you know you can that you can beat.
Speaker 2: And it's not crazy the days of having an annual
Speaker 2: matchup with Clemson being a game that you just man
Speaker 2: gonna be tough for like that, that's not the case
Speaker 2: anymore now. I think going and winning at Clemson is
Speaker 2: still gonna be very tough to do, including this year.
Speaker 2: But you're not looking at that game the way you
Speaker 2: did when you first got to the ACC. Same thing
Speaker 2: with Florida State. You don't play them anymore, at least
Speaker 2: not this year because there's no longer any divisions. But like,
Speaker 2: there's not a juggernaut in the league. Don't mean the
Speaker 2: league sucks. It's clearly not the best league. But Miami
Speaker 2: looks pretty damn good after one week. I'm still not
Speaker 2: a big believer in NC State. We'll see clearly. I
Speaker 2: think Lowel has got a chance to be pretty damn
Speaker 2: good this year. Florida State. You know, you don't play them,
Speaker 2: but you know they clearly. I mean, it's gonna be
Speaker 2: tough for Florida State to have a season that people
Speaker 2: view as anything other than a letdown. Even though they've
Speaker 2: only played two games, it's been a disastrous start for them.
Speaker 2: And with Clemson, I think they'll probably still end up.
Speaker 2: I don't know, I'm a little worried about it. Like Clemson,
Speaker 2: I've always felt like the downfall of Dabbo and Clemson
Speaker 2: has been has been. It's been dramatic by some, but
Speaker 2: maybe it hasn't right, Like, they're not terrible, but they
Speaker 2: were up there with Bama, and you know now they're
Speaker 2: far from that. But people act as if they're going
Speaker 2: five and seven, six and six. They I mean, they're
Speaker 2: still winning eight to ten games annually. But I do
Speaker 2: feel like this could be the year though, where like
Speaker 2: if they just start to look like a middle of
Speaker 2: the pack ACC team, I guess we can't really say
Speaker 2: we're surprised, right, It still would be such a fall
Speaker 2: from grace from where Dabbo and Clemson once were. But
Speaker 2: we all know why they're there, right, we all know
Speaker 2: exactly why. It's because he is refusing. I mean, that's
Speaker 2: like an NFL franchise just deciding they only heard By
Speaker 2: the way, I'm stealing this, I heard this yesterday on
Speaker 2: the Dan Patrick Show. That's like an NFL franchise saying
Speaker 2: they're only interested in playing guys they drafted. Like that's
Speaker 2: what it is. I mean, that's I mean, that is
Speaker 2: exactly what we're dealing with here. And yeah, the Portal's
Speaker 2: new NFL free agency has been around forever, but this
Speaker 2: is this is where it's headed. Man, And if you
Speaker 2: are choosing not to like, I don't know how Clemson
Speaker 2: could employ this guy if he doesn't make adjustments and
Speaker 2: start recruiting players from the Portal. And I've never seen
Speaker 2: anybody in sports that is this stubborn is Dabosweeney. So anyways,
Speaker 2: we'll see about Clemson maybe because if they end up
Speaker 2: just being a middle of the pack team this year, again,
Speaker 2: I guess that won't be a good look for the ACC.
Speaker 2: Teams like Louisville can take advantage of that, maybe beat
Speaker 2: them at their place, which again is something that still
Speaker 2: happens very rarely. But I keep going back to last
Speaker 2: year Kentucky should have beat Clemson in that bowl game.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you guys watched that or not.
Speaker 2: It was a wild ride if you bet on it,
Speaker 2: especially the over a lot of points scored, especially towards
Speaker 2: the end of that game, exciting finish, But Kentucky should
Speaker 2: have beat them. And Kentucky last year was they weren't great.
Speaker 2: In fact, they weren't really that good, be honest with you.
Speaker 2: They only thing they had on the resume we're speaking
Speaker 2: of is their win against Louisville at Louisville. So anyways,
Speaker 2: Dabo didn't go get better, right, He brought that same
Speaker 2: team back. He didn't make any additions in the portal,
Speaker 2: and he lost some guys in the portal. Now, to
Speaker 2: be fair to Clemson, the guys they lose in the
Speaker 2: portal more often than not are guys that don't play
Speaker 2: very much. But still, you tried the same team out
Speaker 2: this year as you did last year when you underwhelmed,
Speaker 2: and you expect it to be a lot better. It's one.
Speaker 4: There's one.
Speaker 2: There's something to be said about developing players and getting
Speaker 2: guys to stick around, and you know you don't get
Speaker 2: because that perception is certainly important, and if you're not,
Speaker 2: you know, making big moves in the portal, it's just
Speaker 2: not going to get a lot of attention. But there
Speaker 2: are like for example, Georgia, Alabama, Ohio State, like those
Speaker 2: big time programs, the portal is just going to be
Speaker 2: used to supplement areas where they feel like they're just
Speaker 2: not elite like they want to be. I still think
Speaker 2: the majority of the guys on rosters at those programs
Speaker 2: are gonna be dudes who's started there because you know,
Speaker 2: they're still getting paid a lot. Like anyways, I'm all
Speaker 2: over the place there with Clemson. I mean, you do
Speaker 2: have to play them, and I still just can't look
Speaker 2: at that game as hey, go beat them. I mean
Speaker 2: you can, I mean, they're beatable. But like it's just
Speaker 2: since Louis's been in the ACC, Clemson has been the
Speaker 2: superior program and it's not even close. And even when
Speaker 2: Louisville had good in fact, Louisville had some good teams
Speaker 2: that just you know, couldn't compete with them. I mean,
Speaker 2: when Lamar came back in twenty eighteen, that I mean,
Speaker 2: that was yeah, twenty seventeen, I should say that was
Speaker 2: I mean, that was not even a great Clemson and
Speaker 2: that was Kelly Bryant Clemson team, although it was kind
Speaker 2: of weird when Louisville wasn't expected to be great. Maybe
Speaker 2: this is when Clemson still had the you know, clemsoning
Speaker 2: thing that was out there before Dabo broke through and
Speaker 2: you know, got them to the elite tier of the sport.
Speaker 2: But like, who was their quarterback before to Sean? You
Speaker 2: can't think of who it was. But when Louisville first
Speaker 2: got to the league, if you remember, they went down
Speaker 2: there and played and should a one in a game
Speaker 2: that was a you know, I mean, it was a
Speaker 2: nail bier, but you know, I felt like that was
Speaker 2: one that Louisville literally just like gave away. And then
Speaker 2: of course the epic game that they played two years
Speaker 2: later with Deshaun and Lamar going up against each other.
Speaker 2: That's viewed as one of the best college football games
Speaker 2: ever as far as regular season. And then I think
Speaker 2: the year before that they played on a Thursday night
Speaker 2: and Louisville was in a similar situation, and you know,
Speaker 2: I think they started the season what like oh and three,
Speaker 2: maybe because they lost to they lost to who was
Speaker 2: it they lost to? Was that Lamar's first year. I
Speaker 2: think it was they lost it to Auburn, then they
Speaker 2: lost to Tom Herman who was at Houston, and then
Speaker 2: they played Clemson and lost to them, and they started
Speaker 2: oh and three. So I know some people say, look,
Speaker 2: I'll I can't even look at Clemson on the schedule
Speaker 2: and look at it as a potential win until Louisville
Speaker 2: actually beats them, because they've never beaten them ever. Like,
Speaker 2: I get why you say that, but let's also be
Speaker 2: well that this Clemson team now is not what you
Speaker 2: experienced when you had them on the schedule the first,
Speaker 2: you know, eight nine years of being in the ACC.
Speaker 2: You want to hear Dabo, Let's go to Dabbo Dabbo
Speaker 2: yesterday at his press conference, getting very defensive about what's
Speaker 2: being written and what's being said about his program, but
Speaker 2: letting you know that he doesn't listen to it, he
Speaker 2: doesn't take it personal. Yeah, this seems very normal. This
Speaker 2: sounds like somebody that doesn't listen, read, or even have
Speaker 2: any awareness that people are clowning him for being the
Speaker 2: most stubborn coach in the country and really his stubbornness
Speaker 2: letting the program that is Clemson fall.
Speaker 7: Y'all go write crap. Y'all go write terrible stuff. And
Speaker 7: when we do great, y'all go write great stuff. You know,
Speaker 7: that's okay. I mean, everybody's got a job to do.
Speaker 7: It's okay, that's okay. I don't take it personal. You know,
Speaker 7: I don't read it, listen to it.
Speaker 4: It doesn't, it doesn't. This doesn't affect me.
Speaker 7: I love my job, I love what I do.
Speaker 4: I love all of it.
Speaker 7: And y'all can't change that, now you can, right, None
Speaker 7: you can say can change that.
Speaker 4: I love what I do. I love these kids.
Speaker 7: I love my purpose in life, and my life is
Speaker 7: on a foundation that doesn't change.
Speaker 4: It just does it.
Speaker 8: He's crumbling, and you know, so hopefully that's something that
Speaker 8: our kids learn as they go through, you know, moments
Speaker 8: like this, that they can learn how to, you know,
Speaker 8: handle adversity, learn how to handle success, because you're going
Speaker 8: to have You're going to have.
Speaker 7: Both in life. And that's a great part of what
Speaker 7: football teaches.
Speaker 2: I mean, all that sounds nice and hokey, but I
Speaker 2: mean that's that's a guy who really is not is
Speaker 2: no longer acknowledging like that winning is the standard, and
Speaker 2: winning is like important. I mean, I would assume if
Speaker 2: asked the question, he would say, yes, he wants to
Speaker 2: win and be successful. But instead of acknowledging that he's
Speaker 2: decided to go in a different direction than every other
Speaker 2: program out there, you know, like he would probably remind
Speaker 2: you that he did win a bunch, but like, yeah,
Speaker 2: but that's it's a different world now, dude. The way
Speaker 2: you did it when you were winning national championships is
Speaker 2: not the way it's done now. And the evidence is
Speaker 2: playing out right in front of everybody to see. But
Speaker 2: instead of acknowledging that, he just wants you to know
Speaker 2: that he lives his life based off a foundation that
Speaker 2: can't change, and adversity and and and you know, success
Speaker 2: and failure, you're gonna have both. That it's about how
Speaker 2: I mean, like those are all things that you know.
Speaker 2: It sounds good, but that's I mean to me, that
Speaker 2: is that that's honestly, maybe the biggest tell that he's
Speaker 2: he's slipping, Like he knows what's being said about him.
Speaker 2: He can act like he doesn't listen to it. He knows,
Speaker 2: and he can't defend it. Like if you like, at
Speaker 2: a direct question, why do you choose not to use
Speaker 2: the portal. I mean at this point he probably wouldn't
Speaker 2: even answer the question. He would be offended by it
Speaker 2: and be bothered. But like, what is a good reason
Speaker 2: for not using the portal? I can't think of any
Speaker 2: And they have money, like they he has resources at
Speaker 2: his program, they can probably I'll pay just about not anybody,
Speaker 2: but a lot of programs. Now it's Clemson, is.
Speaker 3: He kind of in his own Dabo Swinny type of way,
Speaker 3: maybe even more so becoming John Caliperry in his stubbornness.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I heard somebody mention that over the weekend
Speaker 2: and I had never thought of it. But yeah, I
Speaker 2: mean as far as just like one being stubborn, and
Speaker 2: then a lot of coaches are stubborn. They are, but
Speaker 2: I think the ultimate competitors don't let their stubbornness get
Speaker 2: in the way.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Nick Saban, I mean he was fine winning games nine
Speaker 2: to three in the early to mid two thousands during
Speaker 2: his you know, really when Bama was elite. I mean,
Speaker 2: how many times did Nick Saban put together the best
Speaker 2: team in the country and it wasn't even close and
Speaker 2: you you wouldn't know his quarterback if he walked in
Speaker 2: like they were doing it with really good upfront play,
Speaker 2: good running backs, and just a loaded defense. And he
Speaker 2: was fine, Well, then you gotta be able to score
Speaker 2: some points. The game has changed offense matters now in
Speaker 2: a way that it didn't used to. You have to,
Speaker 2: you know, if you can, if you can shut somebody out,
Speaker 2: that's great. But there's going to be some creative minds
Speaker 2: offensively in football that no matter how good your defense is,
Speaker 2: teams are gonna find a way to score. So you
Speaker 2: need to be able to score too, because again, that's
Speaker 2: how you win and lose games outscoring your opponent. So
Speaker 2: Nick Saban what did he do. He brought in Sarkesian.
Speaker 2: He brought in Lane Kiffin, who he hates, because he realized,
Speaker 2: I've got to make some changes here because we got
Speaker 2: to start scoring some points. He recruited Tua too, obviously
Speaker 2: had a hell of a career there, I mean, and
Speaker 2: since then Bryce Young Heisman Trophy winner. I mean, he
Speaker 2: adjusted because that's what the greats have to do. And
Speaker 2: cal Perry where I think Dabbo and Cala Perry are
Speaker 2: similar other than just being stubborn, it's that their stubbornness
Speaker 2: is more important than anything to them. Like Cal will
Speaker 2: use the portal. I'm not the portal, but Cal will
Speaker 2: still build freshman classes that are looking. You know, he'll
Speaker 2: still try to get as many of the top freshmen
Speaker 2: the entries he can. But he's also going to use
Speaker 2: the portal now. And he used the portal whenever he
Speaker 2: was at Kentucky, at least he tried to. But he's
Speaker 2: never wavered on wanting six five star freshmen rather than
Speaker 2: three twenty two year old studs that aren't NBA players.
Speaker 2: But man, you know what, they'll give you eighteen a
Speaker 2: night in college because that's that's what they can do.
Speaker 2: So I would with Cal. I'm glad you said that.
Speaker 4: John.
Speaker 2: With Cal, I feel like what it's going to come
Speaker 2: down to, like because he could, he can now like
Speaker 2: the things he was really stubborn about, like not playing
Speaker 2: small ball, playing two traditional fives together in the year
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four, you know, not putting his best players
Speaker 2: on the floor together, starting guys who he probably had
Speaker 2: some kind of an arrangement with, like Justin Edwards last year.
Speaker 2: I mean, Cal can now change that up at Arkansas
Speaker 2: and maybe play a little more modern style basketball, right,
Speaker 2: not play the traditional bigs, put his best player on
Speaker 2: the floor together, even if it includes a really small lineup,
Speaker 2: like he can do that at Arkansas and it not
Speaker 2: look as if he caved. It cannot It won't look
Speaker 2: like he he he didn't have to eat Crow. He's
Speaker 2: just you know, he's just now at a new place
Speaker 2: and this is how he's doing it. At Kentucky, I
Speaker 2: think he would have always And that's why that was
Speaker 2: just I mean that that was inevitable that thing had
Speaker 2: run its course because he still felt like he can
Speaker 2: do it and he didn't even want to do it
Speaker 2: any other way than his way. And that's what was
Speaker 2: most important him at Kentucky. And it may be the
Speaker 2: most thing like at Arkansas, like if Cal ends up,
Speaker 2: you know, being all right, but not where he was
Speaker 2: during that elite run in Lexington, is it going to
Speaker 2: surprise anybody, because again he's going to stick to what
Speaker 2: he wants to do. And he took the same staff
Speaker 2: with him down there outside of he lost his best
Speaker 2: assistant in Antiqua and brought in Kenny Payne. And you
Speaker 2: know he's got some good pieces, but like you know,
Speaker 2: his style of play, him wanting to do the stupid
Speaker 2: dribbled drive whenever, you know, spacing three point shooting. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's clearly the way the game is headed, but he
Speaker 2: wants to do it his way. That's what's most important
Speaker 2: to him. With Dabbo, I think doing it his way
Speaker 2: is what's most important to him, which is why he
Speaker 2: just won't entertain any thought of going and getting transfers.
Speaker 2: But is it I mean, it's it's probably a little
Speaker 2: bit of both. But I'm is it more just stubbornness
Speaker 2: or is it arrogance to think that you actually still
Speaker 2: can have the best football program in the country and
Speaker 2: win a national championship when everybody else is utilizing free
Speaker 2: agency in the portal and you choose not to. Again,
Speaker 2: Dan Patrick said it best. This is essentially like an
Speaker 2: NFL franchise deciding they only will play with guys they drafted.
Speaker 2: I quick break will come back on the other side,
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Speaker 2: have you seen all this direct TV ESPN issue, This
Speaker 2: I have.
Speaker 4: Ye, and this is Disney like their fault.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so Disney owns ESPN. I think a lot of
Speaker 2: people know that, but there's been he said, she said, right,
Speaker 2: A lot of this is what happens, right whenever there
Speaker 2: is a network that no longer is allowing their programming
Speaker 2: to be carried by a specific provider like direct TV.
Speaker 2: If you remember last year it was Disney and Time
Speaker 2: Warner people who had Spectrum. People that Spectrum couldn't watch
Speaker 2: when the season started. So it's always pointing fingers and
Speaker 2: blaming the others. But the latest I guess, reasoning behind
Speaker 2: this has been debunked or shot down by executives within ESPN. So,
Speaker 2: according to Pro Football Talk, the fight between DirecTV and
Speaker 2: Disney is direct TV is accused Disney of being inflexible
Speaker 2: and its effort to force customers to pay for content
Speaker 2: they don't want. ESPN chairman Jimmy Petero has disputed the claim, saying,
Speaker 2: quote that's flat out false. That was an appearance. He
Speaker 2: said that on an appearance on CNBC. So I never
Speaker 2: can figure out who truly is to blame or not,
Speaker 2: but it is wild two billion dollar companies, you know,
Speaker 2: greedy people fighting over a few bucks, and it's led
Speaker 2: to their customers who do in fact pay for their services.
Speaker 2: You know, they're the ones who are sol at this point.
Speaker 2: So yeah, last year it was Disney and Charter Communications,
Speaker 2: but again that was I guess Charter Communications is the
Speaker 2: is the parent company. But you can have Time Warner,
Speaker 2: you can have Spectrums still our provider like locally if
Speaker 2: you want to get I think yeah, and at one
Speaker 2: point it used to be called Time Warners. Anyways, it
Speaker 2: sucks when this happens. But I will tell you this, man,
Speaker 2: I've only seen this being reported on in the media.
Speaker 2: What I mean by that is, I think about everybody
Speaker 2: I know that I that I you know, friends, family acquaintances,
Speaker 2: everybody's cut the cord man, Like who still has direct
Speaker 2: TV in twenty twenty four?
Speaker 3: Now Direct TV I believe they have like their own
Speaker 3: streaming service.
Speaker 2: They do ye don't have to do the satellite and
Speaker 2: I don't know if there can if they're competitive with
Speaker 2: the other streaming providers. But like I mean, I know
Speaker 2: that I pay for more than what I need when
Speaker 2: it comes to streaming stuff. And what I'm getting at
Speaker 2: is like I don't need paramount plus twelve months a year.
Speaker 2: But I pay for it, you know what I mean,
Speaker 2: And I probably shouldn't do that. And trust me, it's
Speaker 2: not like I'm braging about I can pay for it.
Speaker 2: And no. I mean, you guys know I work in radio,
Speaker 2: but I know everything I pay for to stream content
Speaker 2: is cheaper than what I paid when I had Direct TV.
Speaker 2: I mean, DirecTV just got too expensive. And I was
Speaker 2: somebody that thought to myself, and this was many years ago,
Speaker 2: I thought, well, I can never rely on the Internet
Speaker 2: to watch TV because I just need I what if
Speaker 2: it doesn't work? And all it took was me moving
Speaker 2: and I was gonna do one of two things I
Speaker 2: was I was going to I mean, I was gonna
Speaker 2: give one of these streaming services a try and see
Speaker 2: if it worked out, and if so, I was gonna
Speaker 2: stick with it. Or I was gonna give it a try,
Speaker 2: be underwhelmed, and then sign up as a new customer
Speaker 2: for Direct TV under a new address, a new account
Speaker 2: to maybe get some you know, new promotional pricing or whatnot.
Speaker 2: But I've been so happy with YouTube TV that I've
Speaker 2: never needed to do that. But I do love the
Speaker 2: I mean, you know, gil people are on Twitter like
Speaker 2: Marty Smith of ESPN talking about how I'll read the
Speaker 2: direct tweet here. The Smith's been DirecTV loyal for a
Speaker 2: long long time. This is way past what's rational. After
Speaker 2: the past two day, After the past two days, I'm
Speaker 2: officially done with direct TV. Like do you think that
Speaker 2: scares Direct TV? Like, I mean people claiming they're gonna
Speaker 2: call and let them know they're canceling. Okay, I mean
Speaker 2: like they're aware that this could cause cancelations, and they're
Speaker 2: probably still gonna be okay. But again, I think most
Speaker 2: people this day and age have cut the cord and
Speaker 2: realized they should have done it long ago. All right,
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