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Speaker 2: Oh, ritz.
Speaker 4: Hey, we do want to mention that we have the
station has uh.
Speaker 2: What are you looking at it? Go ahead?
Speaker 4: We have tickets thirty two tickets to who to the
ziety Go hey hockey team?
Speaker 2: Yeah, relaxed guy.
Speaker 4: October thirty first is their first game the season. The
November first, the day afterwards is their second game. Yes,
and guess what we got thirty two tickets. We're giving
away sixteen tickets today, so sixteen for each game, and
then tomorrow I think we may give sixteen.
Speaker 2: Tickets at the pregame show. Okay, all right, if you.
Speaker 4: Come by all all you gotta do is Shaney Mo,
come say hi, get a couple of days. We got
tickets right here for the Zeidika, and we hadn't been,
but it's been on one of those things I wanted
to do. Wanted to take the kids sicks. I've heard
those games are awesome. Hockey in person is off.
Speaker 2: Hockey is so good. We have.
Speaker 3: Same situation like a minor league team in Shreveport, the
Shreveport Mudbugs. You used to love going to those games
growing up in the Hirsh Coliseum. So yeah, hockey in
person is awesome. It's a great time, great family event. Yep,
you know, fight here, fight there, get the juices flowing
a little bit.
Speaker 2: Just hey, yeah, it's just they're fine. It's just during sport.
Speaker 4: Let the boys work. Get yeah, okay, gonna be boys,
you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Let the boy watch little baby Bobby, Little baby Bobby.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, So slide on by if you gotta get
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Whether it's with some dosekis, some supreme rights of mind
high whatever it is, whatever you gotta do for the
tail game. Long day of tailgate tomorrow. You might as
well come right now and slide over here and get
you some Zadaco tickets, no strings attached.
Speaker 3: How crazy? How crazy is all of this betting scandal
going on?
Speaker 2: Dude? Right now? I know that it's a rabbit hole.
I mean you to go down, but current.
Speaker 3: NBA head coaches, assistant coaches, current players, It is the.
Speaker 4: Craziest thing I was watching was they were talking about
which one is that the player that's involved with the
poker or that's the.
Speaker 3: Head coach Chauncey Billups. We all remember him as a
player with a pistols win the NBA Championships.
Speaker 4: Now, I haven't gone down the rabbit hole too far,
but I saw some like some some clicks and we're.
Speaker 2: Talking to mafia. I was like mafia talking about Mafia.
I thought that was just on the Sopranos.
Speaker 4: So I was looking and it was like the this
poker whatever was happening. It was like basically just absolutely
cheating people out of money. They had like X ray
machines on the table. They could see the cards underneath it.
They had hidden me they had hidden cameras like so
they could see people's hands like they had Oh my god,
It's wild.
Speaker 3: How mad would you be found that you were, like,
you know, you were in it, like you lost incredible
some money and you had to answer no, dude, And
it was good.
Speaker 2: They had cameras well. Good thing. The FBI is on
it or on the case. MM.
Speaker 4: Now, I don't think Johnson Phillips was you know, was
installing the X ray machines by any means, But so
what his rolling it?
Speaker 2: But now I saw him, like, you got it right.
Speaker 3: So if you don't know what we're talking about, you
probably do.
Speaker 2: But if you don't.
Speaker 3: Portland Trail Blazers head coach Chauncey Billups of course, like
you know, a great NBA player won those titles with
the Pistons. Miami heatguard Terry Rogier and former Cleveland Cavalier
player Damon Jones have been arrested part of a wide
ranging investigation related to illegal sports vetting and rig poker
games packed by the mafia. A total of thirty four
people were arrested as a result of a year long
investigation covering eleven states and involving tens of millions of dollars.
Oh boy, I mean, if you're if you're the trailblazers like,
what are you what are you thinking?
Speaker 2: What are you doing? What do you like?
Speaker 3: Your head coach just got arrested for illegal poker games.
It's not anything that's really ever in the manual.
Speaker 2: There no no uh.
Speaker 4: And you know it's not just on movies and TV
shows this year twenty like Danny Oshan and we do
it here. We're sitting here in twenty twenty five, and
I guess the mafia is still real. I guess according
to this at least in Portland.
Speaker 3: Though it was just on Tulsa King with Sly TV
show What are you doing here?
Speaker 4: So who would have thought? You know, who would have
thought that would happen? But yeah, I didn't see that
one coming yesterday. And I know that this is going
to be an ever developing story that you know, we'll
know more in about an hour than we do now
than we'll know one two hours.
Speaker 2: And we did. I think you get the turnover chain
for this though you called it. I know, I think
I did say.
Speaker 3: You said someone will get arrested player or head coach
for illegal gambling. You thought sports betting, But I think
illegal poker games still still plays.
Speaker 4: X rays in the poker table to see the hand.
Speaker 2: Gosh, and he knows a thing.
Speaker 4: You know, I think, I think in the spirit of
my my I call my guest my prediction there, my
bold prediction. It was probably meaning towards foot, but I'll
take it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's okay, I'll take it for sure. Yeah, you're
right about it feeling like a story. It's only going
to with each passing hour, maybe half more details. We're
talking about over thirty people right that were arrested, So
thirty four we know a couple, but this is covering
eleven states, tens of millions of dollars. Like we said,
it is certainly not going to be the last because look,
it's not like.
Speaker 2: Like forget like the coach portion of it.
Speaker 3: The poker. If Terry Rozier, who is a current player,
was shaving points or whatever, you think he's the only one.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, So this is it's such as it's
a slippery slobe. Slippery slobe. Not everything now be analyzed.
Speaker 3: So and they allowed college athletes to bet on professional sports. Yeah,
everything that just passed like as this is happening, They're
going to be going back and there is going to
be like the social media like the more and more
stuff that gets uncovered here, the more avalanche of information,
that more avalanche of posts that you know, people are
going to get accused of things that happened that wasn't
really a thing. Like I saw something going through the
socials yesterday that was like Kevin Durant in the middle
of a game with a guy behind him, like in
the stands, like like giving him signals with his hat
and Kevin Durant looking over his shoulder looking at him
and then like looking down and looking sad because he
gave him something like that was probably nothing.
Speaker 2: It was probably absolutely nothing. Like everything like that's going
to be over analyzed.
Speaker 4: I just saw I just like typed in Johnson billips
into Twitter and like one of the things like they're
analyzing games that have happened in the past. Now he's
like John's bill it's called a time out to take
his two best players out with three minutes left and
up five points, and they never put him back in.
Like things like that really lick little decisions. And you
look at like the landscape of gambling and in sports
because it's not going anywhere.
Speaker 2: It's here.
Speaker 4: It's been here since the beginning of time, right, it's uh,
you know the I saw it on Gladiator pretty sure
they were gambling, then on Sport that they were or
to the death that they were. But it's not going anywhere.
So like everything's going to be every time a first
pitch is a wild pitch the Major League Baseball, Yeah
that they every time, every time the singer goes over
the a lot of the mountain, the national anthem before
the Super Bowl, every time somebody puts red gatorade on
the coach, you know what I mean, Like all these
little things. So I don't know how you do it.
Like there's something that's going to have to need to
be done to create at least some sort of comfortability
integrity in the game. Like you're not going to stop
sports gambling, but I don't know, maybe there's got to
be a control on prop bets or something.
Speaker 2: I have no idea what it is, but it's like.
Speaker 4: This is one of those things that is so dangerous
because everything's going to be over analyzed. There's people that
are not doing anything. They're going to get criticized and
get get found guilty in the court of public opinion.
Like this, it's just it's kind of a I don't know.
It's a slippery slope certainly, and that's an easy like
term to say, but this could then it could uncover
end up uncovering a lot of things real and not real.
Speaker 3: There's no doubt that more is certainly going to come
of this. This is certainly not the last that you're
going to hear about it. And look, they took prop
bets off of college players here in Louisiana. I think
you're going to have more stage, do more things, Yeah,
to to regulate everything going on.
Speaker 2: Prop bets are more controllable.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And like from a cheating standpoint, yes, just like
I said, like all right, well you know, watch this,
it's going to be a run the first play of
the game. Yeah, I guarantee it's going to be a
run the first play again because they call the police.
So like it's the prop bets that now it takes
a lot of luck to cheat and hitting and keeping
over and under or a game line something like that
that takes like, yeah, you have to like be it.
You have to be egregious. It's obvious, you're the under
obvious and you also have to be yeah to do that.
But like probam belts That's that's one thing. I mean,
it's certainly fun for people that enjoy dabbling and winning
or losing money.
Speaker 2: Yeah, certainly fun.
Speaker 4: But I don't know those are You got to control
the controllables, and those are very controllable from a if
you decided, if you were a coach a player to cheat.
Speaker 2: All right, we will step away.
Speaker 3: We'll dive back into some of the matchup you got LSU,
Texas A and M certainly want to get to the
New Orleans Saints and Tampa Bay Bucks. Will start that
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Speaker 1: From the locker room to the airwaves. It's off the
bench with Jacob Hester and Matt Flynn.
Speaker 3: All right, welcome back in OTB here live from Rouse's
Bourbank and Lee a football Friday, Come hang out, come
see us. The breakfast bar is ready for you. The
store is already popping. People are getting in here getting
their tailgate packages for the big tailgate tomorrow. I'm hoping.
I'm hoping. I know weather, I know, get some weather.
We've got some weather situations, but I'm hoping it is
one of those classics Saturday night in Death Valleys. Man,
I have seen everybody, and look, we're one of tho
schools where people like to pile on when they think
they can't.
Speaker 2: I get that.
Speaker 3: That just that means that you've arrived. And I think
it was Josh Pate. I think saw It's like, yeah,
you know when when L Shoes losing Tiger Stadium on
Saturday Night empties pretty quickly, I'm like, all right, guy,
all right, you went to you know, you watched Alabama
L Shoe last year and that was the one time
you saw it. And okay, that game got away pretty quick,
pretty quick.
Speaker 2: But you're being challenged. It's all being.
Speaker 4: Challenge not an issue. I know it's not not an issue.
Speaker 2: But you're all being challenged right now.
Speaker 3: And I know there's weather, but but are you challenging people? Well,
it's it's hard. It's hard for me because I worked
the games. So like like, yeah, of course you went.
Speaker 2: To the game, you work the game, you call it
on the radio.
Speaker 3: I just wanted like, okay, so we were watching we
were watching O. Seven highlights when we were doing the
show yesterday, Pro Dreams. We always have something on the TV. Yep,
it's electric, like even grainy as it was as old
as it looked like. They would show the crowd and
it was electric. The players on the field. You got
to hold up your end of the bargain.
Speaker 2: I got.
Speaker 3: So that was electure. There was some shots being thrown
out in that game.
Speaker 4: If if watching the game at home and No. Seven
was like the footage we were watching, the blurry footage
we were watching yesterday.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you got to go.
Speaker 4: To the games at that point for show. Yeah, it's
but it's not not an issue. I mean it's kind
of been a talk a lot about, you know, especially
the games that aren't the top ones. Right, people leaving
in the second half and like look in in the air,
I'm guilty. Yeah, my little kiddo's at the night games.
It just gets laid for him. Now they start going
to sleep right there.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Now we've stayed plenty of times.
Speaker 3: Throughout I'd tell this story.
Speaker 2: It's it's wild.
Speaker 4: It was twenty We beat Alabama in twenty two, last
play in overtime.
Speaker 2: Yep, that was allowed to say.
Speaker 4: I've heard it in a while, like certainly, like being
a fan in the stands. But the kids asleep didn't
wake up. Unbelievable. And we were in the ball too.
It wasn't like we were up and indoors and sheltered
from the noise. We were in the thick of it. Yeah,
you could feel the noise. Yep, Nope, snoring, mouth open.
This is impressive. I don't even know how you're doing
this right now.
Speaker 2: I know kids can sleep anywhere.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just I want it to be a great
atmosphere tomorrow. I think it is. It is a hard sellout.
It's not one of those fake yeah, sold out and
you show up and it's like seventy nine thousand people.
It's not one of those. It is a true hard sellout.
So I want it to be what Saturday Night in
Death Valley is, Like, I get it.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm not happy.
Speaker 3: You're not happy with where they're at right now. We
think it should be better. It could be better, it
needs to be better, But you are still a five
and two football team. Yep, you're a range football team.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 3: You've got the number three team in the country. Yep,
coming to your house. It is supposed to be a rival, right,
the SEC tells us, So they're going to be in
your you know, rotating three yep.
Speaker 4: And we don't want to be like like panda or anything.
But like, mathematically, you could still do the things you
want to do. Yeah, certainly, Realistically, you got to make
a lot of changes. You got to you got to
play better than you have. You got to play way
better than you have all season, right on both sides
of the ball. Defensively, you got to be a juggernaut
that cannot the.
Speaker 2: Immovable object you have to be.
Speaker 4: You have to be to give your offense a chance
to make those improvements, which they can. We know, we
know they can't. We think that like they just have
to make some changes, that's it. But LSU fans like,
it is time to live, to get live, it is
time to get crazy support the team. I know everybody
is a little disappointed up to this part of the season.
So what ye are we still LSU fans were still
going to cheer, We're still going to be allowed make
it hard on A and M keep that home field
advantage in this series alive. And well, there's a there's
an opportunity. I know they're the top five team, but
we can absolutely beat them for sure. So and I'm
gonna make this commitment the fun family. We're gonna be
there second half at all.
Speaker 2: Okay. I was like, what does that mean? What does
that mean?
Speaker 3: How long does that mean?
Speaker 2: You're going to be there?
Speaker 4: So's we're we're gonna cheer or let's believe that nuts
is gonna throw for four tutters, we're gonna call a
great game on offense or defensive.
Speaker 3: Well, okay, when will you know? When will you know
if they've done the things that they need to do
in the first quar because I look, I don't I
don't have any problems sharing this after three series. Last week,
I think I wrote our group, I was like, I don't,
I don't see it after three series and you're still
in the games. A one score game, but like the
game flowed the way it was going. Early in the game,
You're like, can't settle for field goals here, gotta gor
shore touchdowns.
Speaker 2: You gotta go answer, gotta get them.
Speaker 3: Off the field like it had a feel of that
Vanderbielt had the upper hand, Like, I think you're gonna
be able to tell pretty early in this one too,
And you could.
Speaker 4: Never tell anything off the first drive, maybe not even
the second drive. But I think by the end of
the end of the first quarter, begin of the second
you're gonna you're gonna kind of get a feel for
what the game plan is, what we're what we're trying
to do. Like the we talked about that first fifteen
play concepts, that's what the offensive coordinator and the coaching
offensive coaching staff feels is their best type of plays.
Speaker 2: And a lot of.
Speaker 4: Times those best plays are the new things that you
have installed that you think are gonna work against the defense.
And then in special situations like your first fifteen plays,
that's not gonna include like a third and short or
a third and long, and a lot of times it
doesn't even include third down plays because you can't like
guess and anticipate in the how you know how many
third downs are going to occur in the first fifteen, right,
you have an idea.
Speaker 2: So you'll you'll get a feel early on.
Speaker 4: When your first third and short, your first third and
long like what you're trying to do offensively. And then
we're also going to get a feel on how comfortable
Garrett nuss Meyer is in the pop, how he's reading
the ball, how comfortable Kake can we can he get
in that zone. He's just had a hard time. He's
a hard time getting into that The air quote the
zone that all the quarterbacks talk about, and the zone
is just seeing the full field and being able to
read everything else. It gets especially at the being of
a game. And that's why when you go on the
road and play in a hostile environment, it's hard to
get in the zone because you kind of start with
tunnel vision, like you see what's like right in front
of your eyes.
Speaker 2: Your peripherals aren't all the way there.
Speaker 4: You complete a pass or something good happens, that little
tunnel vision you have right in front of you widens
a little bit. Something else happens, good, it widens a
little bit more. Then all of a sudden, you're in
a rhythm, You're in a roll, and your peripherals are
just getting wider and wider, and all of a sudden
you're seeing the full field.
Speaker 2: Really confident quarterbacks who are.
Speaker 4: Rolling can get into that zone, can see the full
field faster than if you're pressing, if you're struggling. So
Garrett just needs said, no, man, you got the skills,
you got the talent, you have everything in front of you.
I was the driver of the Nust bus from early
early on, okay, and I have believed in this kid.
And so he just has to get into a rhythm.
He's got the talent, he's got the skill. He just
has to get it between his ears. He's got to
get the confidence back and get into that zone. I
think he's just playing with a little bit of tunnel
vision right now. But he's got it. Man, he can
do it. He just has to do it.
Speaker 2: I mean we can't.
Speaker 3: That's do it for him. Yeah, that's the thing. Like,
it's not like we've seen it in practice. No, No,
we saw four thousand plus yards last year.
Speaker 4: How about his first his first start ever and a
bolt Wisconsin.
Speaker 3: Yeah, came back, led a two minute drive going down
the field, takes the lead, Tigers win.
Speaker 4: But it's those things aren't an accident. He just has
to put it all together, get the confidence back, get
the swagger backs, start reading the full field. The coach
has to help him out with the with play calls
and hey, let's attack the let's attack, let's run our
base pass plays, let's read it out, let's throw, let's
make plays for the quarter right, let's protect get the
confidence back.
Speaker 2: I know he can. He just had It's up to him.
He's got to do it.
Speaker 3: In your opinion, the easiest coverage for a quarterback to
read like just one that you're like, okay, I'm not
saying easy to attack. I'm just saying to see, to read,
to feel like you've got a good understanding.
Speaker 4: Well, I think just being able to recognize coverage just
quickly and general. I always love going as quarters, but
I mean whether it's one, two, three, four, cover six,
all those coverage.
Speaker 2: As long as you if confident, there's all.
Speaker 4: You should have answers for every coverage and every single
pass play. And if you don't have answers, you should
know where the weaknesses are right right.
Speaker 3: So, and is a Cover three team?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would love it. And that was in quarters.
Speaker 4: Love it And I said I talked about this yesterday.
The best way to get a quarterback into a rhythm
and they get those peripherials wider. Yeah, is it go
a little bit of no huddle, go with a little
bit up tempo three to go no huddle.
Speaker 2: They're going to just play Cover three.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's like that's there, that's their safe, that's their
you know, generic is Cover three. And like you dictate
the pace of the coverage because they're not going to do,
you know, something exotic. They're not gonna you know, jump
into Cover one when you're going fast. No, you're going
fast and be like, hey, let's let's see we've played
it thirty seven percent of the snaps.
Speaker 2: Let's go Cover three. Yeah.
Speaker 3: And so you know you're dictating what they're going to
do because look, everybody does it, like in pee wee
flag football. If the team's going fast, what do you do?
You do the thing you're most comfortable with. What's the
thing you're most comfortable with? The thing that is your
leading coverage. They're leading coverage is Cover three. So if
you want to dictate the coverage at least for one
or two series, maybe they make an adjustment early on.
Speaker 2: They're not going to do it.
Speaker 3: What's our best Cover three beaters, Let's have those son
of a guns ready to go, and we're going to
go fast and we're going to you know, get a
little muddle, huddle, no huddle whatever, and they're gonna play
Cover three and we're going to torch it. We're gonna
go up and down the field with our Cover three
beaters and we're gonna go score yep.
Speaker 4: And what it also does it slows down the pass rush, Yes,
slows down the pass rush. The exotic looks that you
can get. So even if it's not a game plan
for the whole game, throw it in there. Like I
talked about it yesterday when we were in and when
I was in Green Bay. Sometimes when we wanted to
get things going, we're like, all right, we're gonna go
no huddle the third drive, or we're gonna go no
huddle every third drive of this game. And it's a
change up. The defense doesn't know what to expect and
it really simplifies things. So if you want to get
their best way to get an offensive rhythm, and specifically
a quarterback that has been proven to be one of
the best in the country in the past, not this year,
in the past, so he still has it in him,
he's still the same human being with the same arm.
You got to give him a rhythm. I think running
a little bit of tempo, a little bit of no
huddle will really give them an opportunity to help them. Now,
they got to go and execute. They got to succeed.
And if you don't execute, then it could go the
other way. But it's up to them.
Speaker 2: Yep, I'm with you there.
Speaker 3: I would love, absolutely love to see them do that.
Speaker 6: I got.
Speaker 3: I love to see them be on the front foot
for a couple of series and they dictate what happens,
They dictate the pace of the game flow, and they
don't allow them to do though.
Speaker 4: Right, you're saying, be the hammer not the mail. Yeah,
what every strength coach in America said?
Speaker 2: That's right?
Speaker 4: Did you hear my on the last segment, I say
control the controllables?
Speaker 2: No you did not? Did coach speak? No you did
not control controlled? No you didn't. I sure did.
Speaker 4: I don't even know what context I said it, but
I said it. And after I said it, I was like, yep, yeah,
I said that?
Speaker 2: Did that? Did that count? It?
Speaker 3: All?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 3: We will step away more football Friday coming back your way.
We got our pontoon parlay, we got our party barge parlay.
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Speaker 2: A football Friday.
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Speaker 1: Trees two thousand and seven, Shams purple and gold to
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Baton Rouge's go to for all things Louisiana sports.
Speaker 3: All right, welcome back again, OTB here live from Rouse's
shout out to a little one headlight there, well done,
a landra Our Guy, Daniel Blunt, Jacob Dylan j A
c Ob No, sir, No, sir, it's j A k Ob, sir.
You know how I know because the wallflowers were really
cool when I was in middle school, and I'm my god,
why's my name not j Akob. Is it just because
I'm not Bob Dylan Son.
Speaker 2: Bob Dylan Son.
Speaker 3: Huh you know this information?
Speaker 2: I don't you know? You know who Bob Dylan is? Right?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, okay, good? You know the Wallflowers?
Speaker 2: Right songwriter? Oh yeah? Just sing that song?
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 3: The lead singer of the Wallflowers is Jacob Dylan. It's
Bob's son, it's old Robert's boy.
Speaker 4: I think that's a little bit of obscure knowledge. I
think that could be considered obscure. No, I don't think
that's like Elandra pop culture. Eland I think it's a
little bit obscure, which I respect. I think a little
bit obscure.
Speaker 3: It doesn't feel like you walked around everybody knows that
Jacob Son and he's a lead singer of the.
Speaker 4: Wallflower If you walked around Tailgate tomorrow and pulled a
thousand people, I would say twenty percent.
Speaker 3: Maybe Elandra, Elandra tomorrow. If you have a microphone and
there's not going to gain on the pulse here, can
you please ask the people that are between thirty and
fifty if they know Jacob Dylan is Bob Dylan Son.
He's the lead singer of the Wallflowers.
Speaker 2: Don't ask him that don't see.
Speaker 3: Well, No, I mean in a way the lead singer
of the wallf Wallflowers and say, Jacob jkoz.
Speaker 4: Y, Yeah, yeah, I think it's a little bit obscure.
Look at it, like I said, twenty percent, if you
have a thousand people, two hundred people knowing that information randomly,
I feel like it's a lot.
Speaker 3: Jacob with a case sounds like the start of a
bad math problem.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Look, look I was young, I was in middle school.
I was like, he gets a spell out with a K,
why don't I even though I went by Jake, So
I guess that might actually be high.
Speaker 2: Really really, what do y'all think? I don't know. Let
us know, chat, I do know a lot of useless facts.
Speaker 4: You do and about, like a kind of like a
spri specific genre of music. I feel like, yeah, yeah,
like time frame slash genre time frame.
Speaker 2: For sure.
Speaker 4: I'm not hating I respect it because I got a
lot of obscure knowledge too, things that don't matter at all.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, less important people with less important.
Speaker 2: Dads as well, been Bob Dylan.
Speaker 3: I mean, did you not listen to music? I told hud,
how are we doing? How's it going?
Speaker 2: What's up?
Speaker 3: Shout out hud, welcome by.
Speaker 2: Were you not listening to music then?
Speaker 3: I mean I feel like that was like our peak
time got big music.
Speaker 4: Okay, yeah, I don't know if that was. That was
and now that's what I call music.
Speaker 3: It surely was it, truly, you know, you know what
you feel like. And this is not a slike this
is me throwing like shade their way. You feel like
you were a big Matchbox twenty guy. No, no, you
can't tell me anything else. You were a big match
Rocks twenty guy.
Speaker 4: If it was on one of seven point three and
Tyler I was, I.
Speaker 2: Was listening to it pop music. Casey case I was
all about the hits when I was growing up.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Casey still like even though he left us a
long time ago.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's still still on. Still. I don't know how
Free recorded. Yeah, I think you.
Speaker 3: Remember when Casey Caseon was on Saved by the Bell.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I.
Speaker 3: Remember Prince for a recitec Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 4: I was also thinking the other day about the Saved
by the Bell. Remember they had the the competition to
see who could write the school song.
Speaker 2: They said is the school. It's cool, and you know
that it's true. That is true, That is true. Wonder
if Jacob Dillon knows who Capester is? Probably not?
Speaker 3: Probably not football?
Speaker 2: Got what Jacob with a C nerd?
Speaker 3: All right, all right, maybe look maybe it's not.
Speaker 2: I'm glad. I'm glad.
Speaker 3: Jake thought that was funny because that was really nerdy.
It's really nerdy. I guess that I knew that information.
Alonge is with Meland gets it easy?
Speaker 4: Can't we at least for a week, we can't talk
about nerds because the nerds.
Speaker 2: Beat us last week. The nerds they took last week.
Speaker 4: I got beat by the nerds.
Speaker 3: All right, now we're gonna we got beat by a
bunch of screeches.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but guess what this week we get to beat
the dorks.
Speaker 2: It's true.
Speaker 4: Do you think I think dorks a pretty decent term
for people from A.
Speaker 2: I hadn't really heard dork in a long time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's a nerd from Vandy dorks from A and M.
Speaker 2: Do you remember the movie Police Academy?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you remember that when he was he was he
was sunbathing on the beach and they got the sun
tan lotion and they spelled out dork on his chest, right,
and so like when he got the sun and you know,
sure and he permanently had dork normally. Yeah, which is
which is pete comedy for me. I mean I would
do that to you in a heartbeat.
Speaker 2: What would you write though.
Speaker 3: Not dork?
Speaker 4: Yeah, all right, I kind of like that for an
I go with that.
Speaker 3: Dorks, dwebss pretty good, webs is pretty good.
Speaker 4: People from Florida. That's a different like a different show,
different rating.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's that's more of a serious XM, more serious situation,
no sec violation.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, all right, beat the dorks, beat the dorks.
Speaker 2: All right.
Speaker 3: Well, the other game that we certainly pointdexter Goobers Goo
Goober's dwebs.
Speaker 2: Oh all right, New.
Speaker 3: Orleans Saints Tampa Bay Bucks, because I mean sure, let's
transition from Orgs and tweeds too, Saints and Bucks Tampa
Bay Tates.
Speaker 4: How do we feel about Baker Mayfield's comments this week?
Speaker 2: It's kind of soft, a little bit soft.
Speaker 3: It's a little bit he's a player, and I'm like, hey,
you know why we like you? Right, yeah, it was
out of the opposite of that.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Like I know you play for a rival team
than the Saints. But like, I think we all have
mutual respect for you because of the way you play
the game, because of the whole night, you know what,
attitude that you bring to every single play and drive.
Speaker 2: But it was a little Alex out of character.
Speaker 4: I thought I was a little shocked when he said
it because it was a little bit of a soft comment.
Speaker 3: I don't know what he's if you would have said like, yeah,
you know, look there's some extracurricular stuff whatever, whatever, But
you know what, that's our rival. I expect that kind
of stuff.
Speaker 1: You know.
Speaker 3: All that stuff does is make me want to fight
him even more. Yeah, there's a way to say way.
Speaker 2: To say it for sure.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and so what Yeah, you play get hit after
the play a little bit. Yeah, it's a it's a
division rubbery. Yeah, it's gonna happen. You're supposed to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, people play with effort like that when you play
the Bears.
Speaker 3: You don't think Aaron wanted to give them a little,
you know something extra after you threw a touchdown pass.
Speaker 2: Yeah I want.
Speaker 3: I scored against the Raiders. I didn't care what the
score was. Yeah, yeah, exactly, We're gonna let them know.
Speaker 2: You're gonna let them know they want you, want them
to feel you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, like I just like we talked about with Tiger Stadium, Man,
I want to see the Superdome in the same way.
Superdome's one of the best venues we have in the NFL.
I know when I when I went to play in
the Superdome against the Saint CID in matter for his
preseason regular season, it was rocking. And look, I know
that was in the Golden Age. I get that, but
still it was rocking and it was always loud. It
was always tough to deal with. We went a lot
of places in the NFL that crowd noise was not
a factor. The Supernome was one of them. So I'd
like to see the same situation. I know you're one
and six. I know, we know, we all know, but
it is Tampa Bay. It is a team that is
a division rival, and I felt like I want to
I want to see what this team does. And also
like there's probably gonna be some moves, gonna be some
moves for the New Orleans Saints, and so like this
could be some of the last time you see some
of your favorite players.
Speaker 2: Potentially if they do end up cleaning house.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and it's it's the NFL, right, There is an
opportunity to win a game in the NFL every single week.
You just don't know what it's gonna happen. We see
it all the time. We see we see teams win
games they're not supposed to do all the time. We
see teams lose games they're not supposed to all the time. So,
you know, as a new fan to the Saints world,
right here in this chair, I'm gonna be cheering.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: You gotta at some point we're gonna pick them to win,
and they're gonna win right well.
Speaker 2: You know if we keep doing it.
Speaker 4: But I'll tell you so you feel better about the
matchup sitting here today than you did five weeks ago
when the Bucks were rolling Baker was you know, I mean,
I had them as my number one quarterback in the
NFL just two weeks ago. Now they lay a stinker
on the road at a really hostile environment, a defense
led by Kevin Shephard with the Lions that was just
rolling and killing it. They're down their top two receivers.
They they got guys playing a little out of position
on offense. But they're the young guys that they have
played receiver, have played well and made plays. So you
want to keep you want to keep that doubt in
their mind from last week. You want to go out
and stop them early on defense and like get that.
Speaker 2: You know when when you when you.
Speaker 4: Get stopped on offense after coming off of a bad
performance a week before, and you get stopped a couple
of times, you're like, oh, here we go again, just
like the psychology, the the humanism they're coming out. It's like,
oh here we go again. It's going to be another
one of those days. So you want to get that.
You want to get that feeling on that offense going
for the Buccaneers. So you know what it is it
should we win?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 4: Is it winnable? Absolutely? So you just like you said,
you want to get the Dome rock in. You want
to get Tiger Stadium rock in this week. So I
told you I wrote down like live notes while I
was sitting in the stand the other day, like the
for the South Carolina game, and I was writing down
on a like things I want to talk about. Then
I stopped after like the first drive or first couple
of drives. You were seven plays first thing I wrote
down because you know, I'm a professional. I got to
talk about these things. Was I wrote down. I was like, hey,
crowd y'all need to chill out a little bit. Like
there was first two drives the offense have been booed twice,
and I think it was like seven minutes left in
the first quarter, and I'm like, hey, guys, chill out,
Like we're on the same team here, Yeah, they're on
the same team. Like we're cheering for these guys. Let's
help them go.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 4: There's a point in time for everything. But it was
like the first two drives there was two booze already,
and I'm like, just chill out. Let's cut that out,
cut that ish out this weekend. Support the team, cheer
them on. They're trying really hard. We wanted, we expect
a good product, and they want to give you a
good product. Give them a chance to without emotionally destroying
them with eight minutes left.
Speaker 2: In the first quarter. Did you though that was bad?
I know, I know. Look they were ready to get
the notes.
Speaker 4: I know, and I get it. I can't like I'm
not going to convince people based on that. I'm just
telling you, like you got a team that's looking for something.
You got a quarterback that's looking for confidence, like I
think we want him to have confidence that way, Let's
not third downs are hard to get. We're not gonna
get everyone. So when we don't get a third down,
maybe not boo.
Speaker 3: If you don't score from the one, I'm gonna boo
from the broad both.
Speaker 4: Yeah, and let me tell you boo booing does nothing.
Well the coach didn't like, well, they booed, oh boy, wait,
change it up? Well, what can make you change it that?
Speaker 2: Let me know? All right, real quick.
Speaker 3: Going back to the Saints in the injury report, you
can find this on Louisian sports dot Net. Chris Olave
limited participation, Juwan Johnson limited, AK limited, but they did
practice full goes where Alante Taylor, Chase Young and John
Ridgeway got.
Speaker 2: Y'all got an arrest day.
Speaker 3: It looks like just so like maybe a swipe the
card vet day now for the Bucks, so Godwin obviously Fibula,
Bucky Irving didn't practice, Reddick didn't practice, Vida AA didn't practice.
Limited was Levonte David Buka also like so they I
mean they got a long and distinguished injury report as
well Teddy Bridgewater missed practice.
Speaker 4: Oh for teeth, I heard I saw that teeth, not tooth,
no teeth, multiple teeth. That was a little sort Do
you think he uh bit into an apple room? Uh?
Speaker 2: Maybe maybe he had a little like root canw situation.
Speaker 3: Maybe he had a maybe had a cap that popped
off and maybe he swallowed it.
Speaker 2: Maybe they got to go find that thing. I don't know, man,
no cap.
Speaker 4: Jesus, but literally, no cap. It popped off. You ever,
like bite into a sandwich or get a salad or
something and something really hard is in there and you
don't realize it.
Speaker 2: It's small, but you but you're chomping down that salax.
It's chewy.
Speaker 4: He got some, You got some, got some chicken or something.
You gotta get through. You hit like a it feels
like a rock and it shakes your world. Yeah, it
shakes your chicken. Call it a grizzle. Well no, it's
not that.
Speaker 3: It's like hard as a rock bud, Yeah, to grizzle
or something that's a grizzle.
Speaker 2: But it shakes your world. Yeah, and you know, like
did I crack it? Did I break it?
Speaker 4: This could have been what happened And like if you
bite down on something that's hard, it's not going to crack.
Just one tooth, right and the cracked teeth. That's what
Bridgewater did. That's what he did.
Speaker 3: Okay, So the Bucks injury report is something to pay
attention to because some of their star players are on
that and they misspractice or they were limited. So it
is something certainly in this matchup they could be without
multiple star players. All Right, we will step away, We'll
take a break here.
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pole results to get too, too.
Speaker 3: We come back all right, we got poll results to
get to there, and that means he's probably feeling good
about the pole results the way that he said that
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Speaker 2: Jacob with a K.
Speaker 3: Yes, you have that information now though you know here
things once?
Speaker 2: Yeah, like I know what budd Oh dropped a pin.
Sixty eight votes.
Speaker 4: We appreciate you voting, And it's a little more people
than I thought knew who he was. But of course
sixty eight percent said they had no clue.
Speaker 2: You said it is going to be twenty percent.
Speaker 4: I said it's going if he asked a thousand people,
And of course a lot of the people you know
in here probably knew it because we had already said
it on radio. So look, but still I think thirty
eight percent knowing or thirty two percent knowing excuse me,
does still follow the pretty obscure category. Three of ten
people saying it maybe hey, hey, maybe you just don't
get it. Maybe just don't get it.
Speaker 2: I get it. Maybe you just don't get it.
Speaker 4: I respected great song father, very talented. They made a
movie about him.
Speaker 3: They did, they did, They made a couple actually about
Bob Dylan. So all right, so we still got what's
the ticket? We have still got the pontoon parlay, we
got the party barsh parlay as well.
Speaker 2: All that is going to be coming your way.
Speaker 3: Feeling I'm feeling good, good about this college slate, Strong,
I'm feeling pretty strong about this college slate. Now, you
know we've been close, we've been close.
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're still we're still we still got a winning record.
Speaker 3: We do as a team as a team, as a team,
so you're in the black. So we need you to
we need you to hit one of the big ones.
Speaker 4: Well usually like when you hit upon when you hit
a parlay, which we did week one obviously.
Speaker 2: Came out that came out of the shoot.
Speaker 4: Strong, I mean it gives you about a probably a
nine to twelve week buffer.
Speaker 2: Because of the mind. Well, that's true.
Speaker 4: So if you hit one like one ever, because we'll
hit it this week obviously for sure, if we hit
it every seven to eight weeks, you're you're in the black.
Speaker 3: Buddy, I'm with you, and I feel good about the
slate here. So we'll start off the hour with what's
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