Speaker 1: I'll start to what you want to present. Off the
bench with Jacob Hester and T Bob Abert.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah yeah.
Speaker 1: Off the bench with Jacob Hester and Bob aber Now
here's Jacob Hester and T Bob a bear.
Speaker 2: What's happening y'all? Welcome out number two of o GP.
Really odd our one, really odd our one?
Speaker 3: Whatever? Tell me every other show in this station is
not going to have the l SU baseball resume alongside
the Pope's resume, one by one.
Speaker 2: With a dash of Norse mythology and an horse. Yeah, exactly,
an eight legged horse.
Speaker 4: That was all one segment.
Speaker 3: That's right. That's how we do it, like that.
Speaker 2: Wrinkling when leaning a ram.
Speaker 3: Just you gotta understand it the first Oh I got it,
I got it. I left.
Speaker 2: How everybody's having a great day, dude, it's which is,
you know, inherently kind of great looking forward the week
it's been. Yeah, that's your chat's kind of saying kind
of normal hour for y'all.
Speaker 3: Okay, good.
Speaker 2: That means that. That makes me happy. It means mission accomplished,
means we have done our gener on o TV.
Speaker 3: And I never see Quinn in the chat, so I
feel like he's one of those people that listens and
it's like, how what are they talking about? And then
like we said how crazy it was, He's like, actually, yeah,
actually that's kind of normal par for the course.
Speaker 2: So, uh, what about I mean, I have topics that
I want to get into, but I had something I
wanted to ask first, and now I'm blaking on, So
maybe we just dive into the sports.
Speaker 3: Uh did you all see?
Speaker 2: So? President Trump has made an executive order to create
a presidential or Commission to save College Football. At the
head of the mission, he has placed Nick Saban and
Texas tech billionaire Cody Campbell.
Speaker 3: Yep.
Speaker 2: Their goal is uh wait, where where was it here? Uh?
So the commission will also feature quote other college sports stakeholders,
prominent business people with deep connections to college football, and
perhaps even another former coaching administrator.
Speaker 3: Was an interesting line from Rostealander.
Speaker 2: I feel like he knows who that perhaps other coaching
administrator is. I just don't know who would be right now.
But it's it's like a very obvious tease. But but
I guess the goals of the commission are thus because
this is and and we can we can uh, we
can guess this because of what Congress has been. What
they're trying to get get Congress pass right quote. A
framework of any bill was expected to include three may concepts.
What a limited anti trust protection that in part caught
a the House settlement to allow the NCAA and Power
Conferences to enforce eligibility and transfer rules as those rules
around the new revenue sharing structure. We mentioned that yesterday,
right like the uh the be okay, I gotta go,
I gotta go. I'm like shs unlocked.
Speaker 3: Oh no, oh that is so good. Oh Quinn, if
you thought that last segment, this is peak OTB right here.
But look, I got to stick up for my guy
because sometimes in the mornings. Look, it's early, it's dark.
You don't know that the kids left their favorite pair
of school shoes in the car. They're under a seat.
You got one here, one there. You don't know looking
back in the back and you don't see anything. You
feel like you got everything out, only to find out
little Timmy can't go to school if he didn't have
his red nikes. He didn't wonder where the black or
the white ones WANs to wear? The red ones.
Speaker 5: Well, you're gonna have to wear the black Girl.
Speaker 3: Well that's what Katie Hester would say. Yeah, but you
know it happens that, No, it does, it does? Whose
favorite pairents he forgot that he forgot the phone. This
is really off the rails. And look he was getting
into like the nitty gritty of college football and is
this going to work? And I'm a meadthead. Just tell
me did it happen? And when it going to happen
and what's going to happen afterwards?
Speaker 4: Who is Cody Campbell?
Speaker 3: He is the n I L guy for Texas Tech? Like,
is he.
Speaker 4: I ask you out a pure coincidence? Is he a
Campbell soup guy? No, he's just a billionaire named Campbell.
I just got to put.
Speaker 3: Putting two and two together. That's not a bad guess. No,
he is not oil and gas. Yeah, I mean that
energy some Either way, he's got a lot of money.
His pockets are deep with three e's in the middle,
and he gives a lot of money to Texas Tech.
That's why, like the last two years they've had number one,
number two class and the transfer portal. It's because of him.
So again like okay, and it's it's Nick Saban, So
you'll know how I feel about coach Saban, like I
think he's the goat. But how many times have we
come on here and be like, hey, hey, they're gonna
try this and this is going to be like this
committee they're putting together. Do y'all am I reading this wrong?
Do you have any faith that? I don't think anything's
gonna happen. I don't think you can go backwards. This
is this is this is backwards.
Speaker 4: And in terms of the people who are like, hey,
let all the power go to the players of them
get paid whatever they want, this is a step backwards.
I don't think you can go backwards. I think the
courts haven't allowed that. Yeah, I mean you look, they
have ruled against the NCAA and against things like this
time and time again. I don't think getting Nick Saban
involved is going to change that.
Speaker 3: T do. I mean you were in a good flow
there by the way.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 3: I just I'm saying they come up with all these
different things. It's like this is going to be a
point of here pointed there now this time it is presidential,
so so here's the deal. I think that I think that.
Speaker 2: The so more and more what we're seeing and and
I think our government that officer we talked about this, right,
there's a New Common Sense episode with Dan Carl that
came out in Martin. It is literally about this, right,
the rise of the executive branch's powers. And this is
not something that is just Donald Trumper Republicans. This is
not something that is just Barack Obama or Democrats, both
of who were you know, very executive order based. This
is something that has gone on pretty much since the
inception of the Constitution has been presidency subsequent presidencies kind
of taking more and and and and and and more power.
Like I mean, FDR was a Again, if if you
read FDR's biography, it is shocking in his tactics, how
how Trump like he can be. But that's somebody who
is like diametrically opposed kind of philosophically, right, So I
guess the point of all this is, do nobody get
defensive and think that I'm like attacking your guy or
your favorite president or whatever. The fact is, presidents have
been expanding their personal power at the same time Congress
has been getting more and more gridlocked, harder to actually
get anything done, and so you so often end up
just saying, okay, throwing your hands up in there, signing
an executive order, and then I guess the courts have
to approve it. So like, look, they've they've put a
dozen bills into Congress. None of them have gotten pasted.
I don't know if Congress should be wasting time on
this anyway, giving some of the larger matters at play.
And so yeah, maybe this presidential commission they go, they look,
here's what they suggest, and maybe an executive order is
the only way to actually get this stuff done. And again,
so they want the limited anti trust protection. They want
a clause and this is interesting to me. They want
a clause that deems athletes as students not employees, with
a possible sunset on that provision after a set number
of years. So already, if they're putting a sunset clause
in there, like they know that that's kind of a
losing battle. So it's interesting to me that they're not
just kind of being more forward thinking and going straight
to employee status. And number three, they want a preemption
of existing nil state laws, many of which contradict the
settlement and other intervals. So that's obviously well because right
now it's there's no federal law. Some state law rule
today and it's a patchwork thing. They want a federal
law that will preempt those.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a lot of the coaches that I talk with
that have other big schools in their state, you name it, Texas,
even Mississippi, Georgia, wherever, Florida, they always talk about how
big of a disadvantage they're at because you know, they've
they've got people within the government in the state that
they're in that went to that school and went to
this school, and went to that school. They only didn't
go to their school. And they always talk about what
Missouri's got advantages because Missouri is the only Division one,
yeah program there. They always say, hey, LSU's got advantages
because they have other D one programs. But everybody's LSU
fans in Louisiana, so they're gonna get whatever's best for
LSU in their state. And so that's something the coach
has been talking about for three years now, so again.
Speaker 2: And yeah, and that's something I mean, Look, that's what
they've been lobbying in Congress, right, is for federal law
to rule today, which is interesting, right, college football guys,
we finally made it. We're back to one of the
original American debates, states rights or federal rights, and here
we are.
Speaker 3: So those are going to.
Speaker 2: Be the goal of the commission. It would be expected
at least one thing that I got to give credit
to here in terms of who they selected Jake, because
I told you all I have a bit of hesitancy
about Sabin being at the head of this, not because
there's leadership qualities. That's what I like about him being
at the head of this. Obviously, nobody understands how to
be a leader of men better than Nick Saban does.
But I've called in a question the fact that, look,
he seems to want to try to put the toothpaste back.
Speaker 3: In the tube.
Speaker 2: I also just vehemently disagree with this idea that it
was ever an even playing field, though I think I
understand the spirit of what he's getting at when he
says that. But what I like about this pariod between
him and Cody Campbell is again savans from the old school,
he want to come back. Cody Campbell's been one of
the huge beneficiaries of this new system, or at least
he's hoping to be. This is a guy who played
at Texas Tech, spent a minute with the Colts, then
gotten to oil and gas. He told his old gas
company for four billion dollars and now he's donated twenty
five million dollars to Texas Tech Football. He's basically giving
them a blank check. That's why they're right there with LSU,
the best transfer of portal class in the entire country.
So I do like that you have a balance there
between him and Saban heading this up where you're gonna
get a guy who's really advocated for this system but
probably wants you to have more guidance and a bit
more clear framework within the work. And then you got
a guy Nick Saban, who's not necessarily a fan of
the system. Like that's a good setup for maybe reaching
a a good compromise about what this thing could look
like going forward.
Speaker 3: Like so yesterday when I was talking about this, I
was wondering, like, what's the biggest thing because you're not
going to get everything, So like what's the biggest thing
that they feel like they can, you know, and their
eyes fix, Like what is the number one problem when
they talk to coaches, AD's presidents, whoever, What is the
one thing that you have to make sure that you
get done because like they're not getting all of that done.
Like whatever they're setting out to get, they're not getting
all of that achieved. So what like, if you could
fix one thing, I would love to sit down with
Nick Saban, with all the people. What do you want
to fix more than anything?
Speaker 2: I think it has to be I think it has
to be unlimited transfers. That's the root of all evil.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I agree, because then that is part of the
nil where it's like every six months you have a
free agent, you gotta pay him. You got a risk
like if you stop that, you will stop a lot
of the six month trans twice a year, you have
the implicit threat of all of your roster leaving.
Speaker 2: Yes, so they can constantly be arguing for leverage to
get more money regardless even if it's just been the
off season, just from December to March. They can even
though they haven't played in a game or done anything.
So yeah, to me, unlimited transfers is the root of
all evil right now. But again, to enforced transfer rules,
the NCAA would have to get that anti trust exemption,
which who knows and who knows what the timeline and
all this stuff looks like here's the deal, so we're
calling him Czar Nicholas. But I think what this ends
with is the commission in him. I don't think he
wants to be the guy. I think this ends most
likely with him suggesting that Greg Sanki be the you
know whatever. Whenever they end up saying that, like whenever
they form the ruling body that they're gonna pitch ends
up taking, I think they probably say that Greg Sanki
needs you at the head of it, unless he has
too many enemies, too many people that are going to
try to fight against that. But I imagine that'll be that.
That's kind of how I see this inding.
Speaker 3: I don't know how many enemies Greg has, Like a
true I think he does a good job of I
surely plays nice with everyone, but other.
Speaker 2: Conference commissioners jealousy, you know, like it's it's a bit
like the papacy trying to trying to get that job.
Speaker 3: Won't get that anywhere else, I don't. I think Greg's
done a nice job of making sure those relationships aren't burned.
I completely understand what you're saying. If it's going to
be somebody that is tied to a conference already, somebody
that has ties like currently, it's got to be Greg Sanki. Yeah,
he's the only one that would even I personally think
but would be qualified to do the job. Yeah, I
got like, like, Tony Patiti has done some nice things,
but it's not Greg Sanky.
Speaker 2: Well, Greg's been in it way longer, and it's kind
of like ton Tony Patiti. Tony got a really good
contract for the Big Ten, but Greg laid a lot
of the college football groundwork that got the money juiced up.
Speaker 3: So much at the first time. Gonna be your mark. Look,
I love your marks, kind of like wing it Vegas style.
I think he's done great things for the Big twelve.
He's got them relevant. They're much cooler in the ACC. Yeah, true, right,
So I think he's done cool things, but he's not
ready to do anything close to that. If anybody that's
tied to college football currently, like as far as the commissioner, president, whatever,
Sankie's the only one that could even remotely have a
chance of doing it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, mister Big says, Segie's been playing this game for
a while. He's been setting up for he really has.
He really has just been operating in the shadows slowly,
but surely climbing a massing and you talk to him
and you just you can feel the aura, right, that
kind of next level politician thinker type of aura. So
that's how I think this probably ends.
Speaker 3: But we'll see, We'll see again.
Speaker 2: This is I guess the most interesting thing here in
the short term is this house settlem It is supposed
to be kicking in soon. And how quickly will this
commission operate and does it affect that because this could
potentially blow all of that up where it is right now?
Speaker 3: Who knows? Who knows? As you were, like when you
were going to the car for third time, did you
get it unlock? No? You got your phone? Uh yeah.
I mean look, I think I think there was something
long to begin with. But I'm not gonna have that argument. Okay,
I'm not listening Honestly. I said, Hey, when you'll figure
something out, tell me, when y'all get something done, tell me. Yeah,
when something actually is in the works. That's not just
a hey, we appointed this person. Tell me because then
I'll react to it and then I'll break it down
and then we'll talk about it. But TfL like, we've
talked about so many different things that we're gonna put
this together. We're going to do this, and here's the commission. Like, okay,
so this one has the president involved in Nick Saban, Okay,
it's different, sure, but what's going to happen. When's it
going to happen? Tell me what happened, and then we'll
react to Yeah.
Speaker 2: I think the reason why this one is potentially different,
like and why we didn't cover all the bills that
they were constantly introducing to Congress is simply the presidential factor.
But again, this will be the last time that we
talked to it. To Jake's point, this will be the
last time we talk it until something happens. I just
thought that the president actually getting involved in college football
is worthy of kind of updating the story, if you will.
So there you go, Zar Nicholas. Can he figure out
college football? And again I think it even though, look,
it's going to be an intense debate because you're going
to have to have the players sacrifice a lot of
rights that they have right now. Are a lot of
benefits of that right now, But in the end, I
think a clear framework benefits all parties, right because everybody
has a better understanding of how their decisions are going
to affect their lives where right now, there's such a
wild West feel to it that you know, kids could
get lured in with empty promises, like it's it's just
all over the place. It makes it really hard to
make good decisions win. Everything is so variable and crazy.
Speaker 3: All I know is text tick.
Speaker 2: Better better win the Big twelve, right, I mean, if
they can't win, now, is it McClure.
Speaker 3: I mean, but just because they brought in They did
it last year too, and they're bringing in people like
Michael Hudson, like they let him back on the team,
Like why why don't.
Speaker 2: Remember Michael Hudson? What's the story there?
Speaker 3: All right? So five star player, one of the top
receivers in the country, signed with Texas Tech out of
high school and people were surprised because he was so
highly rated, he had offers from everyone. Yeah, okay, so
he signs there, doesn't doesn't do a whole lot. What
do you have tail like three hundred yards receiving? Maybe
not even that, Maybe not even that.
Speaker 4: I think he had like maybe eighteen catches.
Speaker 3: It was. It didn't do a lot. Well, then here
in this first portal window, like he he put himself
out there in the transfer portal, and he had crazy demands.
Do you not remember his his demand list where he's
like he wants like travel for his family, he wants
a personal driver, and escalation. I didn't know that.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that a name was attached that story.
I thought it was anonymous. That was yes.
Speaker 3: So he goes to Texas A and m right through
the portal and is there what hey three months?
Speaker 4: I think he enrolled before spring and left after some yeah.
Speaker 3: And went back to Texas. Probably got paid some too. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Oh like and if anybody's gonna pay a dude for nothing.
Speaker 3: That Texas and then goes back to Texas teach like,
that's that's what that's red Flag Central. Yes, sEH.
Speaker 2: So that's my problem is that's on It is mcfi
is it, mcluarre, right, MacGuire, McGuire, McGwire, maguire, Joey maguire,
Matt mcclar's.
Speaker 3: Weal that is.
Speaker 2: That's the point though, where like the head coach has
gotta take pride in his culture and stand up. It's
like hypel say no, look we're not Look I I
know we're probably worse getting rid of Nico at this point.
But like it's a you can't. Nobody's bigger than the tea.
Nobody's bigger than the t T. That's what That's what
Mac mac McClung needs to do. Mac mcmack, Now you're
gonna break my brain.
Speaker 3: It's Joey McGuire's jump yea.
Speaker 4: For what it's worth, Michael Hudson had eight catches last year.
Speaker 3: There you go. Eight. Okay, they don't need to win
the Big twelve.
Speaker 2: But like Textick has to be good or or or
or Joey McGuire's gotta go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean way too much money. Yeah, I say,
like the standard of a Texas Tech isn't to go
out there and like play for championships or anything. But
I understand completely what you were saying. Now can though,
Now you're putting all of these resources, you have a
roster that's competitive money wise with the big boys, Like
you're putting up a lot of the same dollar amounts
that some of the teams that play for national championship.
You're in a winnable conference. It's a good one, but
it's winnable. Yeah, It's it's deeper than most kinds as
far as the totality of the conference. It didn't have
the heavy hitters, but you got to do something. You
can't go out there and win even eight games because
last year you were eight and five. I know, it's terrible,
it's inexcusable. Yeah, nobody, nobody's going to get excited when
you're spending that much money about eight and five. No,
I mean coach Leach was eight and five, like they
consistently played nine wins, you know, in that range when
he didn't have all this money, he had all the
challenge even playfield teabots is fun.
Speaker 2: Fact Teddy Roosevelt started the Modern in TAA with the
same kind of executive action.
Speaker 3: That is interesting. I know that all right. I would
have Iowa State byu Arizona State probably still ahead though
of Texas Tech. More off the bench, coming up next
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Speaker 1: We's back to sports talk maybe off the bench.
Speaker 3: What's happening y'all?
Speaker 2: Welcome back to off the bench.
Speaker 3: Hey guys.
Speaker 2: The New Orleans Saints rookies got some numbers, how about it?
That's right, Kelvin Banks Junior're gonna be rocking the ram
Chick number seventy one.
Speaker 4: Time for another Chinese Jersey.
Speaker 2: Uh no, if I actually good jersey to invest in.
But if I was gonna buy a Saints O line
Jersey right now, I think I like a Fuaga jersey better,
it's just something cooler about it.
Speaker 4: McCoy is a good one.
Speaker 5: Uh No, I don't care about the rookies numbers.
Speaker 3: What I don't.
Speaker 2: Cal makes seventy one cool?
Speaker 3: The town Shucks number.
Speaker 2: Six should have gone with eighteen. Danny Stutsman's forty seven,
Oh jeez. No, No, that's a ward adding number, and
you know that to be the case. I want him
going to see the field on defense, but he will
be all over specialty.
Speaker 3: I want him to wear forty four.
Speaker 5: I like forty four.
Speaker 2: Forty seven better.
Speaker 4: I don't know that girl who has forty four on
the Saints. I'm trying to think.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I kind of like forty seven. We're not into forty
seven at all. Agent forty seven.
Speaker 3: There's only one forty There's only one forty seven that
I recognize.
Speaker 2: Agent forty seven could be a good nickname for him.
I ends up being a beast. You've seen the hit
Man movie with Timothy Oliphant, remember that the old video.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Timothy Elephant underrated, fine as hell, but underrated.
Speaker 2: Actor Quincy Riley is going to be twenty nine Debo. Yeah,
taking over Debo's number Devin Neil thirty also kind of
don't love don't love runners.
Speaker 4: There's worse running back numbers, but that one's pretty bad.
Speaker 3: It's pretty bad.
Speaker 5: I hate that.
Speaker 2: Oh god, they gave him Alorry Thomas seventy four. What
are they cutting him? Geez a d Lineman seventy four. Yeah,
that that's awful, not great.
Speaker 3: And then what a big favor were in New Orleans.
I don't know, it feels like it. Oh, okay, strong
play here.
Speaker 2: Muccie Dickson got eighty four guaranteed making the team UDFA
shout out Mucci. I did it all for the Muccie
number eighty four the Mucci m Yeah, so there it is.
You're saying turkey numbers. I know we're supposed to make
this inter segment for YouTube, Taylor, I.
Speaker 3: Don't know whether it'll say. I don't know. I don't
know how I was talking about that, talking about this.
If Shuck would have picked eighteen, maybe I would have
had a little bit of passion about it. I could
have found something made up something. I'm glad that you
liked eighteen. It's a great number.
Speaker 2: What do you mean is it rattler already?
Speaker 3: Eighteen?
Speaker 2: Though?
Speaker 3: No, sweet Oh okay, he didn't. He didn't have the
shoulders for eight team.
Speaker 2: No, he's way too slight. Yeah, the eighteen was swallowing
him up. It was it made him look smaller. Two's
a better, much better number him.
Speaker 3: Uh okay.
Speaker 2: Speaking of two, then, did y'all see the latest Shaar
Sanders drama. Yes, so they gave number two to like
some like Journeyman wide receiver. It was like sixteen DeAndre Carder,
I think Chargers and uh, chadur is like main like
social media guy who films everything and everything camp, camp
leaders camp. God, you said that in such a old
livingson Parish way.
Speaker 3: I mean I do hate it too, you know, like
you like.
Speaker 4: Everybody, everybody's got a camp what we don't know what
it means, but everybody's got a tailors.
Speaker 2: One inch away from saying posse, he really wants to
just get really mad about players posses.
Speaker 3: But uh no.
Speaker 2: But but the point is, so this guy goes to
Instagram and he has this whole post about like how
wrong it is that they gave this number to your bro.
Speaker 3: I know, I know, I know.
Speaker 2: A fifth round, but we are news coming. We're gonna
keep God stay legendary.
Speaker 6: Okay, the consistency of the way Schador is incredibly entitled
and then has a chip on his shoulder about it
is ridiculous.
Speaker 2: So this is this is where though I arrived at
at first was like, oh, man, sure, what are we doing?
Speaker 3: Baby?
Speaker 2: We need to stay low right now, like now it's
time to keep your head down. But then I realized, like, no,
like wait, that's never going to happen. He just has
to play well. I won't take him to think that
he's the man. He's going to continue to act as
if he's the man now. He just has to go
play like the man like he's not changing.
Speaker 6: No, I agree and understand that, but it's still true
that he has incredibly entitled and then like if it
doesn't go his way, has a chip on his shoulder
about it.
Speaker 5: And I don't ever feel like he really does anything
with that chip on his shoulder.
Speaker 3: Well, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean, look, he's been good, like he's been a
very good football player up to this point.
Speaker 3: I don't know if he'll make it in the NFL
or not, but I just like for somebody to come
on there and act like they were like they should
have been given number two, yeah or something? Also, yeah, no,
it's crazy. The only thing that my guy, your fifth
round pick. The only thing would have been.
Speaker 4: Funny years if they'd have given two to Dylan Gabriel
so much.
Speaker 2: And if you'd asked for it, he would have got
it before him the other.
Speaker 3: That's the way it goes.
Speaker 5: Let's do more fireworks.
Speaker 2: That is the number two. Did you see Dylan Gabriel
bird calling before the draft?
Speaker 5: I need to see that.
Speaker 3: It's very good.
Speaker 2: But uh, but anyway, this is my new favorite.
Speaker 3: How it works is the top pick gets choice. The
next pick, the next pick, the next pick. I wanted twenty.
They said, hey, Cason just took twenty. He was a
first rounder. You're a second pick. Yeah, it's gone. Okay,
can't get twenty. Because that's the way the pecking order works.
What do you have? They tell you what you have,
and you choose. Like there's not a fifth round pick
that is going to choose above all the picks before him. Now,
the sixth and seventh rounder, he gets to choose before
you do. It's the way that it's always worked. Yeah,
and this receiver has been uprazing. He's never worn two before,
which he wore one. He wore one most places.
Speaker 4: I mean, he's like, I'm assuming he even gets probably
already over the rookies.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, for sure. He's a vested veteran in
the NFL. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 4: All this talk about them being like, you gave it
to a journeyman. That journeyman's been in the league for
like five years now, man.
Speaker 2: Yeah he's that.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, he's he has.
Speaker 4: Proven more than anybody in that rookie class.
Speaker 2: Do y'all think the Browns gave him the number though,
or he asked or too?
Speaker 3: I hope he asked for it.
Speaker 5: I hope he asked for it too.
Speaker 4: No, I hope the Browns gave it.
Speaker 2: Because the Browns gave it to him. Then, like, what
are the Browns even? They're just like, I mean, they're
trying to I get where they still trying to break
the ego?
Speaker 3: Like why did you draft him?
Speaker 4: And then though that was crying in and all shocked
that he didn't go in the first round, you shouldn't
have been shocked. We talked about that on this show
all the time. His action since being drafted tells you
everything you need to know about why he got picked.
Speaker 2: In the film look, look, look the one I don't know.
Speaker 3: I do kind of like how.
Speaker 2: He conducted himself during the fall. I feel like he
met it head on. He kept a brave face.
Speaker 4: On, I mean, putting out a video saying we all
know this shouldn't have happened.
Speaker 2: So I ended up, I ended up, I ended up
flipping a little bit on that where so I remember
we were clowning that and and it sounds very self
sty and it is, but like you could also approach
it from he meant that because he legitimately thought he
was going to be a top five pick or like
top ten. No, No, I know, I no, No, it's
it's it's it's it's it's entitlement, it's everything you said.
It's a lack of reality. I mean, the thing is
the line that that I are somebody framed like this,
and I wish I could remember who. But somebody said
he treated these trips like they were recruiting trips, not
job interviews. Yeah, and that's pretty fundamental and I think
very succinct in terms of explaining what went wrong, Like
these NFL teams weren't recruiting you, you were interviewing them job.
They were interviewed you out to see to see if
you were good enough for them to put resources into it.
Speaker 4: But the stories that are coming out, like when he
wasn't prepared in the Giants interview, probably in Dabo rightfully
called him out for not being prepared, and should or
gets pissed off that Brian dabol calls him out.
Speaker 3: I didn't see that.
Speaker 4: Like, who do you think you are? Shooter's good your
fifth round pick? Congrats?
Speaker 3: Oh don't letter be good? Though?
Speaker 4: Yeah, it doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: But I would everybody should start their career like all
the players before them started their career, like choosing a number,
like whatever it is, like there's always been a way
that you go about it, and then when you become
a VET, you get to choose the number. Yeah, I agree,
I mean I I don't. I don't, I don't. I
don't disagree with him. Seven years in the NFL. I
don't care what his stats are. Yeah, I don't care
what his receiving stats are. He's more of a special
team's guy returner. Okay, seven years in the NFL. If
he wants number two, he's getting number two.
Speaker 2: I will say this though, if Scheder somehow makes it
in the seventh circle of quarterbacking. Hell, that is Cleveland.
You think he's entitled in cocky, now, oh, he will
be unstoppable.
Speaker 5: Insufferable is probably a better one.
Speaker 2: Yes, So if you already find him insufferable, what's one
step beyond insufferable because that's where you're gonna live too.
Speaker 4: So your point of being, like, he genuinely thought he
was going to be a top five pick. None of
us in this rum or in NFL front offices, and
we all pretty much unanimously agreed that he was gonna
go like twenty twenty five, Yeah, at the highest. So, like,
I just don't delusion is just you.
Speaker 6: Know what illusions of grand.
Speaker 5: There's like.
Speaker 6: Last season, a video came out where he was blaming
his O line for.
Speaker 2: Not yeah the Nebraska that's the worst clip that that is.
That is the biggest negative because I'm I'm I'm gonna sure,
dear supported, that's the biggest negative.
Speaker 6: That is the probably number one people you don't want
to piss off on your team if you're the quarterback
and you're blaming.
Speaker 2: And I still just agree with kind of the I
disagree with the accepted best practice, which is even if
and it really was their fault.
Speaker 3: He was just too honest.
Speaker 2: Like as a quarterback, you just have to lieeah and
you have to say it's all mee.
Speaker 3: Just come to the territory.
Speaker 5: It is what it is like Derek Carr could never
do that either.
Speaker 2: And then and look at where it's gotten exactly.
Speaker 4: So yeah, I get that, but I mean, look, Jacob
mentioned the number that was brought up about the fifty
two sacks, but over forty of them he held the
ball four seconds or longer. I understand on the Colorado
offensive line wasn't good. Nobody's going to argue that he
didn't do him any favors. He didn't do himself anything.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, no, for sure. Again we we talked about before.
The question is did he hold it that long trying
to make a play or is he a slow processor?
And that's going to decide whether it makes it or not,
because he's gonna make it based on his brain. Nooki
says publicly speaking of stories that I kind of hate
but can't quit. Pabulatory's reported that Jordan Hudson has been
banned from the UNC facilities.
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Speaker 1: Great, guys, Back from the break where the sports talk
gets real kind of off the bench and with hester
and t Bob.
Speaker 3: What's going on y'all? Welcome back off the bench.
Speaker 2: Uh So, Pablo Torrea has apparently gone deep on Jordan
Hudson for the latest episode of Finds Out PTFO does.
He talked to eleven people who dealt directly with Jordan
Hudson as she took power Bill Belichick's life. A lot
is getting aggregated from this episode because this is the
episode that has the clips about him talking about the
news that we just mentioned, which.
Speaker 5: Is, what are you talking about?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that she's been banned from the facility. This all
comes out of the Pabulatory podcast, all this information. That's
why he said it's getting aggregated a lot. But so
if you really want to know, go listen to that episode.
But yes, it seems that it seems that, yeah, she
has been banned from the football facility.
Speaker 3: Obviously.
Speaker 2: I mean, look, he's the highest paid citizen in North
Carolina public official or whatever, ten million dollars a year.
It's not been a good look. It is one Belichick
family source ads quote. There is deep worry for how
detrimental Jordan could be, not just for North Carolina, but
builds legacy, reputation and everything he's built and worked for
over the decade.
Speaker 3: Apes.
Speaker 2: He also mentions a story about a commercial that Belichick
did for Is This a Gambling Company? Maybe it looks
like maybe like a fantasy commercial or something, but it
says that Jordan like crashed the set of the commercial.
She left came back in a yellow polka dot bikini
trying to get into the commercial. They say the crew
filmed her, but the camera might not have been on.
Speaker 3: So I guess.
Speaker 2: I guess the point of that story is just that
she's kind of just wiling out a little.
Speaker 4: Bit, like, Yeah, yeah, you could be in the you
can be in the commercial. Here. Look, we'll get a
couple of shots. That's so funny.
Speaker 3: Yeah. So I don't know, man.
Speaker 2: I And and it seems like Bill's kind of lost
in the sauce a little bit right now.
Speaker 5: He's absolutely not too.
Speaker 2: He's probably doing family like war with his family a
little bit over this.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I feel like if I were his kids, I
would I would be worried.
Speaker 4: Yes, you mean to tell me that they don't believe
in this relationship?
Speaker 2: Well, and remember he Belichick's wife got a little spicy
on Instagram.
Speaker 5: Wait, really, I miss this Uh.
Speaker 2: When when the news cycle changed to like some people
like like Edelman and stuff kind of defending her, saying
like JESU is doing what a PR person does. Uh,
And the wife hopped in and was like, a real
professional PR person doesn't act like.
Speaker 5: This one hundred She's right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, So but yeah, I mean if I were his
kids or anybody in his family, I would I would
be pretty upset about this.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you think Belichick's secretly happy she got banned from
the football facility though she's been up my ass man,
I can't even watch fell.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna watch Fel.
Speaker 2: What a disaster for you, and see, this is not
what you thought you were getting into.
Speaker 6: So Julian men changed his tone though, because I saw
this whenever I was trying to look for the Jordan
Hudson stuff.
Speaker 5: He's now saying she's a distraction.
Speaker 2: So well, Duff, I mean, there's never been anything more
of me. We have talked about you UNC a lot
this offseason, but all it's been to is in relation
to Jordan Hutt. Yeah, and not even wearing the UNC
gear on that interview.
Speaker 3: It's just bad. This is bad all around. Wearing a well,
I mean it's Navy, but still another school.
Speaker 2: And I get it. It's like it's like it's a
worse dad and everything.
Speaker 3: But it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter.
Speaker 2: We're paying you ten million dollars a year, Like I said,
the highest public employee in the state of North Carolina.
Mm hmm, disaster. I'd be pissed here. Duke is Darien
Mensa feeling confident. Nine wins last year, you look like
a joke.
Speaker 5: Clemson, Little Clemson.
Speaker 3: Little Clemson.
Speaker 2: I mean, well, that ain't even close freaking Clemson. We
did figure out the popes from what we Usiana though.
His dad is of Oil's parish, right, yes, which I
feel like is a great sign for the l s U.
Season opener, we kind of mentioned Notre Dame and Clemson
being Catholics first Protestants. L s u'es Clemson's not not
Catholics first Protestants.
Speaker 5: Heavy, that's actually fair, you know what I'm saying.
Speaker 2: But American pope from Louisiana Catholicism stronger than ever.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I'll go back to the fall when Gale
met the pope.
Speaker 5: We see how the Saints season went.
Speaker 3: Pope new new luck, right, Louisiana New vibes like Francis
not a boot guy, not a Louisiana.
Speaker 2: Pope Leo, Pope Leo Zianna.
Speaker 3: More like, oh, let's.
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Speaker 2: What's happening y'all? Walking back to OTB Hope everybody's having
a great day out there today. Elsie saw a buckets
eliminated from the SEC. Turned me yesterday about Oklahoma a
hard fuck game man Sooners getting win four to one.
I mean OAKLB was one last four Natty snowshing there.
Select show gonna be Sunday, find out what the bracket
looks like where LSU's eventual fate will lie any chance
at hosting a regional.
Speaker 4: Yes, okay, they could be a top what is it?
Speaker 3: Sixteen?
Speaker 4: Yeah, they're not gonna be a top eight, but they
could be a top sixteen.
Speaker 2: And then uh Taylor put this in here, and somebody
else filled in a lot of information, But shout out
to LSU Shreveport, the pilot, Go Babylandro.
Speaker 3: Are you the one who typed some of this out?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Okay, Uh Taylor put it in there, and then I
just went to go look at some of their stuff.
Speaker 2: So head coach Brad Efendorff named Coach of the Year.
Speaker 3: But how about this, guys.
Speaker 2: They just completed the regular season with a perfect fifty
one to oh record. Let's go fifty one and zero
thirty and oh in r r A C play? Is
that like conference play?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, Red River Athletic Conference.
Speaker 2: Okay, they won the Red River Athletic Conference. Obviously, they've
shattered the NIAIA all time record for consecutive wins said
of forty one. They beat Texas College thirty seven to
zero and forty.
Speaker 3: Two to four.
Speaker 2: They have thirteen shutouts on the season and opponents are
hitting only one ninety.
Speaker 6: Oh my god, TmrA of two nineteen and what was
the to me ra a of t.
Speaker 5: Nineteen and then tay tay what was that?
Speaker 4: Here's here's the craziest part. The teams that are pitching
against them. Twelve sixty six e r A. That's because
they're three sixty eight as a team. They got four
guys in their everyday lineup hitting over four hundred. What
they've won over twenty games by ten runs or more. Yeah,
listen to their their's three weekends spilots. They're three weekend
starters two nineteen e r A one eighty nine e
r A one thirty nine e r A. I think
those three guys, that's one hundred and seventeen. K's one
hundred and two and ninety five. Oh god, I mean
it's just Nefendorf. Hell oh, and those three starters have
given up a combined six home runs all year.
Speaker 2: That's funny how they say ur like not ur a,
but like the two nineteen, I say two one nine.
Speaker 5: I think you might be the only person that does that.
Speaker 3: Really.
Speaker 4: I mean, they're both technically correct, So it didn't you
say that?
Speaker 3: You say every number? Yeah, give me, give me the Saturday.
Speaker 4: Guys number Saturday. I mean I don't know which one
is the Saturday but uh, Middleway second guy, one point
eight nine.
Speaker 3: You but you said one eighty nine.
Speaker 4: I would say was small. I normally say the small number,
like I'll say two nineteen, but I'll say like one
point eight nine.
Speaker 2: Well no, you said one a nine. But no matter
I say one a nine, I don't say point. What
are your freaking the point?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I just say like one nine e r A.
Speaker 3: Am I the weird one for one a nine.
Speaker 4: Yes, maybe batting average we do that because batting average
is technically like zero point two nine. Just say like
two twenty exactly.
Speaker 3: So don't say the point. We can all agree.
Speaker 2: Now say the point he's got a one nine R Yeah,
you would say one a nine as well. Oh well
there mine, I guess I'm.
Speaker 3: The weird one.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
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