Speaker 1: Happenings. The group called Generation X, one of the leading
Speaker 1: punk bands of Great Britain at the time.
Speaker 2: We saw him on MTV in the eighties. He became
Speaker 2: Billy Idol, a star.
Speaker 1: It's his birthday today.
Speaker 3: Desert came dancing, that's not litter, Dangon came cop she said,
Speaker 3: Baby six Corner.
Speaker 4: Where the.
Speaker 1: Man with the fifth and the sneers.
Speaker 5: And all.
Speaker 2: The title track from the double platinum.
Speaker 6: Rebel Yellow album.
Speaker 1: In nineteen eighty three, I Want my MTV Billy Idols
Speaker 1: is sixty nine Today. It's hard to believe it is
Speaker 1: November thirtieth, last day of the month, twenty twenty four
Speaker 1: before we look ahead to look back at significant events
Speaker 1: had people tied to this particular date in history, including
Speaker 1: but not limited to these, the ceremonial end of Our
Speaker 1: Revolutionary War on this date in seventeen eighty two, when
Speaker 1: the US, the brand new United States, and Great Britain
Speaker 1: signed preliminary peace articles in Paris for ending that war.
Speaker 1: The Treaty of Paris would be signed a year later
Speaker 1: in September eighty three, but this was the beginnings of
Speaker 1: what became our country. Nineteen thirty six, on this date
Speaker 1: in London's Crystal Palace Exhibit Hall destroyed by a massive fire.
Speaker 1: Nineteen ninety three, President Bill Clinton signed the Brady Bill,
Speaker 1: which required a five day waiting period for handgun purchases
Speaker 1: and background checks of people who wanted to buy them.
Speaker 1: November thirtieth, two thousand and four, Japan, Jeopardy fans saw
Speaker 1: Ken Jennings lose into seventy four game winning streak. Let's
Speaker 1: see Israel approved the construction of three thousand homes and
Speaker 1: Jewish settlements twenty twelve. That didn't set well with some.
Speaker 1: A year later, movie fans saw Paul Walker, star of
Speaker 1: Fast and Furious, killed in a single car accident north
Speaker 1: of Los Angeles. Walker's friend Roger Rhodis, who was driving
Speaker 1: the car, also died, was only forty. Let's see this
Speaker 1: is the date in twenty twenty two, just two years
Speaker 1: ago when House Democrats he elected jakeem Jeffries to be
Speaker 1: the first black American to had a major political party
Speaker 1: in Congress. Woody Allen is eighty nine. Today, filmmaker Ridley
Speaker 1: Scott is eighty seven. Let's see historian and screenwriter Jeffrey C.
Speaker 1: Ward eighty four. Today, Terrence Malick is eighty one. Playwright
Speaker 1: David Mamett is seventy seven, Mandy Patinkin is seventy two,
Speaker 1: mentioned Billy Idol. Michael Beschloss, the Great Historian is also
Speaker 1: sixty nine, sharing a birthday with Billy Idyl. Colin Mokery
Speaker 1: Funny Guy is sixty seven. Ben Stiller is fifty nine. Today,
Speaker 1: Christy nom celebrates her fifty third birthday. Clay Aiken, former
Speaker 1: American Idol star, has a birthday today. Alicia Cuthbert is
Speaker 1: forty two. Chrissy Teagan I like to look at her
Speaker 1: as long as she doesn't open her mouth and talk,
Speaker 1: and chess Grandmaster Magnus Carlson turns thirty four. If it
Speaker 1: is your birthday, I hope it is absolutely the best
Speaker 1: birthday anyone could imagine. Doing the things you love to
Speaker 1: do with the people you love to do them with,
Speaker 1: and that is truly my wish for you. It is
Speaker 1: five forty one good morning, seven undter WLW almost December morning,
Speaker 1: sun and afternoon clouds. Today I will only reach thirty one,
Speaker 1: mostly cloudy overnight with some flurries and snowshowers possible mainly
Speaker 1: south of the city. Tomorrow, sun and clouds thirty one
Speaker 1: and sun and cloud mix on Monday with a chance
Speaker 1: of flurries and high then of thirty two. It is
Speaker 1: nineteen right now Friday night looks on Saturday even getting
Speaker 1: down to the nitty gritty and high school football playoffs
Speaker 1: Liam Tomlinson with all the details.
Speaker 7: Yeah, you know you had a good season when you're
Speaker 7: playing into the cold this late of the year. The
Speaker 7: Tri state area had five teams advanced to their respective
Speaker 7: state championships. Beachwood handled Lexington Christian Academy forty four to
Speaker 7: twenty four. They played in the Kentucky two way State
Speaker 7: Championship against Owensborough Catholic. Cooper top Thailands sixty one to
Speaker 7: twenty three. Highlands led seventeen to seven and a half time.
Speaker 7: Cooper plays Warren Central in the five A State Championship.
Speaker 7: Moler defeated Centerville forty nine to ten. They will face
Speaker 7: all in Tanji Liberty in the Division one state Championship.
Speaker 7: Covington Catholic fell to Franklin County fourteen to ten. Anderson
Speaker 7: marches down and scores with under one minute remaining in
Speaker 7: the ball game to defeat Big Walton twenty eight to
Speaker 7: twenty four.
Speaker 1: They face Avon in the Division two state championship.
Speaker 7: Tat fell to Indian Valley twenty nine to twenty and
Speaker 7: Ryle makes their first state championship appearance in two thousand
Speaker 7: and six with a thirty five to seven win over
Speaker 7: Great Crossing. It's a rematch of the state championship matchup
Speaker 7: form Most six against Trinity Those Madness. In college football
Speaker 7: last night, Georgia defeated Georgia Tech forty four to forty two,
Speaker 7: and it took eight overtimes for the Bulldogs to get done.
Speaker 1: Eight overtimes.
Speaker 7: Georgia trail twenty seven to thirteen with five minutes left
Speaker 7: in the ballgame and managed to send the game to
Speaker 7: ot thanks to a quick touchdown of fumble by the
Speaker 7: Georgia Tech quarterback, then another quick touchdown. Iowa defeated Nebraska
Speaker 7: thanks to a fifty three yard field goal was time expired.
Speaker 1: Go guys.
Speaker 7: They won the game with only five first downs and
Speaker 7: trailed ten to nothing at the end of the first half.
Speaker 7: Typical typical Iowa football. Go out, what else we got?
Speaker 7: Leave big time college football Slate. Today it's Rivalry Week
Speaker 7: and Ohio State Michigan at noon.
Speaker 1: Kentucky Louisville. Also at noon, you can listen to the
Speaker 1: Kentucky Louisville game.
Speaker 7: On ESPN fifteen thirty you see football ends the season
Speaker 7: two nights. That game is at seven. You can listen
Speaker 7: to all the covers right here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 7: And the Bengals play tomorrow against the Steelers. Kickoff is
Speaker 7: that one. Pre game coaching is at nine. You catch
Speaker 7: all the best banks covered right here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: You are warning we are together again. Gary Jemp Walker
Speaker 1: with you on the Saturday morning edition. And wow, kind
Speaker 1: of wistful about the end of my favorite holiday of
Speaker 1: the entire year. We got Christmas coming up. Dig that
Speaker 1: love New Year's Eve, but Thanksgiving is a number one
Speaker 1: with me and always has been. And my apologies because
Speaker 1: for the first time in a very long time, well
Speaker 1: first time since the COVID year in twenty twenty, because
Speaker 1: they wouldn't let us open up the bar, then I
Speaker 1: did not do Thanksgiving dinner at Huddles as people have
Speaker 1: thirteen of the last fourteen years. And a tip of
Speaker 1: the cap to everyone who feeds people at at any
Speaker 1: time of the year, but especially during this holiday. See
Speaker 1: and because I truly know what kind of work goes
Speaker 1: into it. And it's not an easy thing to be
Speaker 1: very rewarding and gratifying when you see the appreciation of
Speaker 1: people who might not have any other way to enjoy
Speaker 1: and celebrate the holiday. But it was a year at
Speaker 1: home with christ To two point zero and Brooksy the
Speaker 1: cat dog, and a very few friends and neighbors, and
Speaker 1: it was the same amount of work, only not the
Speaker 1: transportation and not the volume of food we usually do.
Speaker 1: But for those of you who have joined us in
Speaker 1: the past, and we're disappointed, I am truly sorry, but
Speaker 1: I hope you had a bountiful Thanksgiving, regardless of my
Speaker 1: participation or not. And all the people who get together
Speaker 1: and feed strangers this time of the year, whether it's
Speaker 1: you know, the charities or the rest instaurants who opened
Speaker 1: their doors to anyone, to the Jose House in Newport,
Speaker 1: and it's countless others, we're thankful and grateful for you,
Speaker 1: as am I. With that said, it's time for somemometry action.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Mametry, Good morning baby.
Speaker 1: How was your Thanksgiving? Sweetheart?
Speaker 8: Well, I didn't need it all week because of my
Speaker 8: triple maidor to that major surgery my dear, my mouth.
Speaker 8: I not only have one jaw bone. I was gifted
Speaker 8: with two jawbone surgeries, and he took the three. I'll
Speaker 8: come shrap now all in front of my mouth. So
Speaker 8: I had three marriages or surgeries in eighty two minutes.
Speaker 8: And I'm able to sing for you today. So I
Speaker 8: am truly thankful and grateful.
Speaker 2: Well, God bless you guys, saying I can think, Oh,
Speaker 2: all right, you.
Speaker 8: Sing, It's in my heart. The melody of God, It's
Speaker 8: in my heart.
Speaker 9: Humility of your love, It's in my heart. How you
Speaker 9: die to set me free, It's in my heart.
Speaker 8: It's in.
Speaker 10: My heart.
Speaker 9: I love you, Jesus A man. I love you, America,
Speaker 9: half of us. Thanksgiving.
Speaker 2: I love you, Amity, and I feel great.
Speaker 8: I just don't have my voice.
Speaker 1: Sweetie. It's okay. I think your voice is beautiful this morning,
Speaker 1: especially since you're glorifying our God.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 1: Love all right, take care and HeLa. We'll talk to
Speaker 1: you soon, mammetry after successful but apparently very very involved
Speaker 1: jaw surgery early this week. God bless her. Dick is
Speaker 1: hanging on and we will talk to him in moments
Speaker 1: on seven under WLW for some picking and some granted
Speaker 1: on a Saturday morning, and that means we head nor
Speaker 1: to our friend in Dayton. That'd be Dick from Dayton,
Speaker 1: and he's here, right here, right now. Good morning, Dick.
Speaker 1: What's going on, buddy? I'm good.
Speaker 2: Are you enjoying this nice frigid weather?
Speaker 11: Oh geez, it got cold?
Speaker 1: You know, Yes it did, Yes, it did. Do me well,
Speaker 1: I tell you what, Dave from Dayton has to know
Speaker 1: a couple important things from you, some dick picks, if
Speaker 1: you will.
Speaker 2: But before we get to that, I wanted to announce.
Speaker 1: That our friend Dave Backwidth Backgrath Backrath from Dayton, your
Speaker 1: friend and mine, yes, had a fantastic Thanksgiving with all
Speaker 1: of his kids home and the announcement of his oldest
Speaker 1: daughter getting ready to deliver his fourth grandchild.
Speaker 2: She is pregnant. It's a girl. Congratulations today.
Speaker 1: What do you think? Yeah?
Speaker 11: Great, guy, I'm hoping that the weather gets good.
Speaker 1: We can see you around, you know, round the thirtieth
Speaker 1: right today is the thirtieth You mean the thirtieth, Well,
Speaker 1: I'm not the.
Speaker 11: Thirtieth around your anniversary down there?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, that'll be the twenty eighth anniversary if it
Speaker 1: actually if we make it that long, and that'll be
Speaker 1: sometime in February of March, and I hope you can
Speaker 1: make it too. All right, who wins today's Ohio State
Speaker 1: Michigan game?
Speaker 11: I say the Buckeyes will win twenty seven twenty four.
Speaker 1: I could have predicted your prediction, all right. Now, do
Speaker 1: the Bengals have a chance to beat Pittsburgh and run
Speaker 1: the table and make the playoffs? You're talking about playoffs?
Speaker 11: No, but they're going to beat Pittsburgh. I think they'll
Speaker 11: beat them thirty one to twenty four.
Speaker 1: Oh a whole touchdown?
Speaker 6: Huh?
Speaker 1: Yes, Well, I don't know. Pittsburgh's got that much offense,
Speaker 1: so that might be a little high on the Steelers side.
Speaker 1: But there are a lot of Steelers fans in town.
Speaker 1: Do you have any special message for Steelers fans who
Speaker 1: are in town for the game?
Speaker 11: Oh, Gary, Yeah, no, I don't. I don't want to
Speaker 11: talk about that.
Speaker 1: Okay, you don't even want to flip them the flying
Speaker 1: finger of fate? No, okay, that's good, you're a nice man.
Speaker 1: Anything else going on? Note, Dick?
Speaker 11: Oh, I have a little bit. It depended on the weather.
Speaker 11: This time of year, we don't play much the weather
Speaker 11: gets a cold and stuff.
Speaker 1: You know, so you can't you can't play music when
Speaker 1: it's cold. Is that what you're telling me?
Speaker 11: Well, I'm going to go Monday, but kettering, we're off
Speaker 11: till I think we go back to ninth. You know,
Speaker 11: we practice, okay, weather permitting, and then the strummer or
Speaker 11: the string vendors will play possibly.
Speaker 6: Yeah, what about it?
Speaker 1: What about a Christmas concert? Dick?
Speaker 11: Come on, Oh, I'm forgetting u. The Beaver Creek Strummers
Speaker 11: will be back Thursday, weather permitting. They're supposed to have
Speaker 11: a concert. Oh in about about a week or so.
Speaker 1: Okay, you don't know where that is?
Speaker 11: Yeah, that's a the Beaver Creek Senior Citizen Center. I'll
Speaker 11: let you know next week.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, Dick, you do that, and do me one
Speaker 1: more favorite. Say good night Dick, good night.
Speaker 12: Joy Jeff.
Speaker 1: Good old Dick from David still can't get him to
Speaker 1: say good night Dick, though we continue. Hey, pretty November
Speaker 1: the thirtieth, twenty twenty four, I'm Gary Jeff Walker, and
Speaker 1: aren't you glad you're not? Many have said the same.
Speaker 1: It is time to get things rolling in That means
Speaker 1: Dave from Harrison is standing by with some bad dad jokes.
Speaker 13: Remember when you ran away and I got on my
Speaker 13: knees and begged you not to leave because I go,
Speaker 13: but sir, well you left me anyhow.
Speaker 14: And then the.
Speaker 1: Day's got worse and worse. And now you see, I've
Speaker 1: gone completely out of my mind, absolutely totally out of
Speaker 1: my mind coming to take me away. And here we
Speaker 1: are in our post Thanksgiving report from the One the
Speaker 1: Only Dave from Harrison. Good morning, Dave, Good morning Garrett Jeff.
Speaker 4: Happy December Eve to you, my man.
Speaker 2: That's right, it's a d we December Eve weekend.
Speaker 4: As you would say, there you go, there you go,
Speaker 4: and what a thankful week it's been, you know, Dave.
Speaker 1: Thing that maybe Dave doesn't want everyone to know he
Speaker 1: has an incredible clan. The family is it looks like
Speaker 1: the United Nations when they take pictures together, and there
Speaker 1: are many, many of them, and it is just did
Speaker 1: you have a wonderful time? And did you get to
Speaker 1: see almost everybody or everybody?
Speaker 15: Dave?
Speaker 4: Yes, extremely blessed with friends and family and and just
Speaker 4: all the blessings.
Speaker 2: Yes, do you have anything for me?
Speaker 16: Well, Gary, Jeff, I was wondering if you might know
Speaker 16: what's small and red and.
Speaker 2: Whispers what is small and red? And whispers Dave.
Speaker 4: A horse radish?
Speaker 6: A horse radish.
Speaker 1: Like like, Dave, Dave, stop while you're behind Super Liam
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 16: What's the difference between deer nuts and beer nuts?
Speaker 1: Deer nuts and beer nuts?
Speaker 16: Tell me, well, deer nuts are just under a buck
Speaker 16: and uh, and beer nuts are about forty nine cents. Okay,
Speaker 16: So the two guys are talking, an American guy and
Speaker 16: a French guy.
Speaker 2: An American guy and a French guy.
Speaker 16: And the American guy he says, do you play video games?
Speaker 4: And the French guy says we.
Speaker 1: Hey, Dave, Dave, Yeah yeah.
Speaker 17: Jokes told by Dave from Harrison are not necessarily considered
Speaker 17: funny by the staff, management, or advertisers of seven hundred
Speaker 17: WLW or his parent company, iHeartMedia. If these attempts at
Speaker 17: humor have caused you to roll your eyes, made your
Speaker 17: im me churn, or we have considered the entire exercise
Speaker 17: to be a colossal waste of time, we deeply apologize.
Speaker 17: Now back to our irregular programming well.
Speaker 2: And we continue on this Saturday morning with our friend
Speaker 2: who likes to play with knobs and tubes and wires.
Speaker 4: Old radio.
Speaker 2: Rick, you've heard of the spirit of the radio.
Speaker 1: He is the man that makes the lights come on,
Speaker 1: and he's here with us on seven hundred WLW Rick Washburn,
Speaker 1: good morning, and how are you, my friend?
Speaker 16: Good morning Gary, Jeff. Well, it is cold outside, so
Speaker 16: tig are outdoor cat. The closest thing we have to
Speaker 16: proceed is onset. He doesn't want to go outside, so
Speaker 16: he is. He is a handful this morning. So hopefully
Speaker 16: now how old?
Speaker 11: How old?
Speaker 16: My head knocked me up?
Speaker 1: How old is it?
Speaker 16: Oh, he's just a kit and he's twelve.
Speaker 1: You have some of the oldest cats in recorded history
Speaker 1: at that house, so, which is a great thing if
Speaker 1: you're if you're a cat lover or a person who
Speaker 1: has cats, you love it when they get up there
Speaker 1: into the teens and then you know, occasionally the twenties,
Speaker 1: because uh yeah, they're your buddies, they're your friends.
Speaker 16: And he's the youngest of the whole clian and we
Speaker 16: always call him the kitten. And I know he's obviously
Speaker 16: gotten bigger over the years. But may got one of
Speaker 16: those Facebook notices of remember this memory from twelve years ago,
Speaker 16: and there he is as a kit, and it's like, wow,
Speaker 16: holy blank, yeah, no doubt really.
Speaker 1: So what are you working on this morning? Of anything?
Speaker 1: How are you receiving us? And give me the full report.
Speaker 16: Solid five by five. You're coming in on a nineteen
Speaker 16: thirty seven Filko. This is a model thirty seven six
Speaker 16: thirty X console. It's a three band AM and shortwave
Speaker 16: with the infamous or maybe not so infamous shadow dial tuner,
Speaker 16: which they'll go to their credit did not want to
Speaker 16: pay RCA for patent rights to the magic ittube, so
Speaker 16: they made their own. And it's basically little orange opening
Speaker 16: and two little fingers kind of come together or and
Speaker 16: I guess the way it works. It's partly mechanical, which
Speaker 16: is kind of cool, but it's kind of an opaque
Speaker 16: little or oval dial and this little needle moves back
Speaker 16: and forth, and the faster it moves, the wider the
Speaker 16: black range blocks out the light. I know I'm describing
Speaker 16: this worst ever, but basically it's like two fingers coming
Speaker 16: together or moving apart, and that's how you can tell
Speaker 16: if you've tuned in the radio eyes and just listen.
Speaker 1: That kind of helps to two fingers coming together means
Speaker 1: you've got a signal right, exactly right, Okay.
Speaker 16: All right, so I'm eighty dollars do this thing today
Speaker 16: would be about seventeen hundred and fifty bucks. And then
Speaker 16: the words of Judge right hold and ruthless people for
Speaker 16: the seven people other than myself that saw that movie,
Speaker 16: just effing finance it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the thing to in nineteen thirty seven. Eighty dollars.
Speaker 1: Is equal seventeen hundred dollars thereabouts today, and that's without
Speaker 1: Biden inflation.
Speaker 16: So, oh my gosh.
Speaker 1: So it's it was quite an investment to buy a
Speaker 1: radio for the family, you know, and then a couple
Speaker 1: of years later they're trying to foist a TV on you,
Speaker 1: which I can't even imagine what the price of those
Speaker 1: first models was for a family. And that's why not
Speaker 1: everyone on the block had a radio that nice anyway,
Speaker 1: and certainly not everyone on the block would have a TV.
Speaker 1: I mean, there were times I remember listening to older
Speaker 1: relatives say, well, yeah, the mcginley's were the only ones
Speaker 1: on the block that had a TV. We'd go out
Speaker 1: over and peer through their front window, keeping Tom TV
Speaker 1: because they had a TV.
Speaker 16: But yeah, the radios were the main source of entertainment
Speaker 16: and especially news and so forth. You could go to
Speaker 16: the dealer and they treat it like selling the car
Speaker 16: would be today.
Speaker 1: Well, I mean to put it in perspective, think about
Speaker 1: what the average person's salary was, the average salary of
Speaker 1: the median salary of nineteen thirty seven. We were still
Speaker 1: in the Great Depression, and so it was really a
Speaker 1: luxury to have a radio.
Speaker 16: Absolutely. Hey, you want to go to the catalog.
Speaker 1: Sure, let's hear the description of this beautiful.
Speaker 16: Beast American and foreign. That's an interesting start until it
Speaker 16: says three tuning rangions with glowing beam, tuning range indicator,
Speaker 16: pen toed audio system. Well, I know that's sold all
Speaker 16: of us now, because you know what that means. No, Like, okay,
Speaker 16: the kind of tube?
Speaker 4: Does that matter?
Speaker 16: I love this fil Co color dial with fifty percent
Speaker 16: greater separation on foreign stations now number one. This is
Speaker 16: kind of cool because the tuning dial, the tuning knob,
Speaker 16: it's a two part knob. If you tune the center part,
Speaker 16: it's fine tuning. You tune the outer part, it's more
Speaker 16: coast course tuning. Excuse me, that works really well. The
Speaker 16: color dial, yes, it is a color dial. It's orange.
Speaker 16: It's not a second color to it, but I love this.
Speaker 16: The inclined sounding board filks. All the Filco models illustrated
Speaker 16: on this page feature the famous Pilco. The famous Pilco
Speaker 16: inclined sounding board the greatest single advance in scientific sound reproduction.
Speaker 16: Though it's marvels, you can enjoy a truly lifelike reproduction
Speaker 16: of speech and music. The slope directs the high noise
Speaker 16: treble up to your ears, preserving the sparkling brilliance of
Speaker 16: the original. The large sounding board area faithfully reproduces a
Speaker 16: low noise base, thus preserving the depth and snority of
Speaker 16: the original sonorty. Yeah, that's what it says, result clear
Speaker 16: lifelike reception as if the artists were present in quote
Speaker 16: in person unquote. Now, I'm sorry that your nineteen forty
Speaker 16: one Filco does not feature this particular option. However, if
Speaker 16: you go outside and find somebody that has a brick,
Speaker 16: you can borrow, put it in front of the cabinet
Speaker 16: and lean it back, slide and there you go.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean. I know Kamala Harris wasn't
Speaker 1: alive at the time, but it sounds like she wrote
Speaker 1: that description in the catalog. That is a word relative.
Speaker 16: No doubt it was a relative.
Speaker 1: Okay, Rick, listen, have a fantastic rest of the weekend,
Speaker 1: and we'll talk to you hopefully next Saturday, if not before.
Speaker 1: All right, old man, take care, O love you too,
Speaker 1: Old Radio Rick at gmail dot com. If you'd like
Speaker 1: to get in touch with mister Washburn and have your
Speaker 1: old classic beauty shined up and ready to roll.
Speaker 18: As you work throughout the day, we'll see Temptress climb
Speaker 18: to the lobe. Maybe mid thirties. Chances for snow move
Speaker 18: in late, but out of here before you wake up
Speaker 18: tomorrow morning. From you severe weather station. I'm nine first
Speaker 18: Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harton on news radio seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Night yet on Saturday morning, and it is finally Steeler's week.
Speaker 1: Liam Angles host the Steelers tomorrow afternoon.
Speaker 7: Kickoff is set for one pre game covers because at
Speaker 7: nine thirty right here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 1: Have some exciting college football Yesterday and today it's rivalry
Speaker 1: week as we know, Yeah, rivalry.
Speaker 7: We kicked off with a bang between Georgia and Georgia Tech.
Speaker 7: Georgia top the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. Forty four to
Speaker 7: forty two. It took eight overtimes to decide a winner.
Speaker 7: In that one, Georgia trail twenty seven to thirteen with
Speaker 7: five minutes left in the ball game, and they managed
Speaker 7: to send the game to overtime and from there it
Speaker 7: was just two So after the second overtime, you have
Speaker 7: to do two point conversions, right, and it was nobody
Speaker 7: wanted to win at first, it seemed like, but eventually
Speaker 7: Georgia was able to get it done.
Speaker 1: Speaking of nobody scoring, Iowa Nebraska was a barn burner
Speaker 1: of sorts.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Iowa defeated Nebraska thanks to a fifty three yard
Speaker 7: field goal as time expired. Iowa trailed ten to nothing
Speaker 7: in the first half. They had five first downs and
Speaker 7: they managed to win this game against Nebraska at home.
Speaker 7: That's Big ten football and the cold.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Today, we've got a full slate of great games too.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Rivalry week, unreal slate of games. Tonight you see
Speaker 7: host TCU for Senior Night kickoff e set for six.
Speaker 7: Pre game coverage begins at five cats all the action
Speaker 7: right here on seven hundred WLW Kentucky host Louis at noon.
Speaker 7: You can listen to that game on ESPN fifteen thirty.
Speaker 1: Got Vanderbilt Tennessee and of course the big noon kickoff
Speaker 1: in Columbus at the Shoe, Ohio State versus that team
Speaker 1: from up north.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Ohio State feels like they're due to give Michigan one.
Speaker 7: It's been a couple of years and a lot of
Speaker 7: those Ryan Day trying to change the narrative about his
Speaker 7: tenure at Ohio State with that win.
Speaker 2: Hey, let's do some high school scores from last night.
Speaker 7: Yees State semi finals in Kentucky and Ohio and the
Speaker 7: Tri State had five teams advanced to their respective state championships.
Speaker 7: Beachwood handled Lexington Christian Academy forty four to twenty four.
Speaker 7: They will play in the two A Championship versus Owensborough Catholic.
Speaker 7: Cooper top Thailand sixty one to twenty three. Highlands led
Speaker 7: seventeen to seven at halftime and Cooper was able to
Speaker 7: turn it on in the second half. Moeller defeated Centerville
Speaker 7: forty nine to ten. They'll face owing Tangy Liberty in
Speaker 7: the Division one state Championship. Comington Catholic fell to Franklin
Speaker 7: County fourteen to ten, Anderson with under a minute left
Speaker 7: marches down the field to defeat Big Walnut twenty eight
Speaker 7: to twenty four. They faced Avon, Big Walnut, Yeah, Big
Speaker 7: Walnut High School, Big Fan Alright faces Avon and Division
Speaker 7: two championship tap fell to Indian Valley twenty nine to
Speaker 7: twenty and Rile makes their first state championship appearance in
Speaker 7: two thousand and six with a thirty five to seven
Speaker 7: win over Great Crossing. Their reward is Trinity in the
Speaker 7: six A state title game.
Speaker 19: I'm toasting you, sit, honey, we may meet through You'll
Speaker 19: never care me com play. L's were the whiskey grown
Speaker 19: lander James.
Speaker 1: I'm blue chasing those blues away and there's no better
Speaker 1: place to do it than at a bar. On a
Speaker 1: Saturday morning at six thirty seven, we had East my
Speaker 1: friends to how now Brown County, the lovely village of Ripley,
Speaker 1: Ohio and the Gang at Brookies. Good morning, Gang.
Speaker 20: Morning.
Speaker 1: So this is a big weekend for the oil baron
Speaker 1: of Brown County. His Ohio State Buckeyes are hosting that
Speaker 1: team from up north, whom I will mention Ohio State
Speaker 1: is not beaten in a while.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 5: They've also become known as the Cheaters up North.
Speaker 1: But you know, uh huh, well, let's let's not make excuses.
Speaker 1: Let's not make excuses for your past misfortune against Michigan.
Speaker 6: Doug.
Speaker 15: I call him the cheaters up North team.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I I we we got that the first time.
Speaker 1: I understand. Uh, how does how does Ryan Day keep
Speaker 1: his job if he doesn't beat Michigan today, Doug, that's
Speaker 1: the question.
Speaker 5: I think the overall no keeping yell is out there,
Speaker 5: well is out there.
Speaker 4: They couldn't match that.
Speaker 1: I mean, what match the win loss against Michigan in
Speaker 1: the last three or four games.
Speaker 15: I know, I know John Cooper had its problems.
Speaker 11: That's right.
Speaker 1: We got rid of Cooper too. Cooper win ten streat
Speaker 1: games and lose to Michigan and said you're out, get
Speaker 1: out of here.
Speaker 6: I know how it works, all right, rough, it's been rough.
Speaker 2: Hey, but today it all ends. Today it all ends right.
Speaker 4: Yes, let's hope. Hey, there's all kinds of things happening. Holy,
Speaker 4: you just won't believe everything tonight.
Speaker 5: Joe Collin will be here at Brookies next Wednesday is
Speaker 5: the Queen of Herts and that'll be right around.
Speaker 1: One hundred thousand for that One's cool.
Speaker 4: And I know this is the biggest event of the whole.
Speaker 5: Weekend is maybe kind of in progress that as we speak,
Speaker 5: the big Ginko tree just east of the downtown area
Speaker 5: is beginning to lose its leaves this morning.
Speaker 1: No kidding.
Speaker 6: Yeah, if you want, you want to watch.
Speaker 5: A cool time lapse thing, go park across from it
Speaker 5: at the bank and watch Ricky Scott's front yard become.
Speaker 21: Yeah, I thought you.
Speaker 1: I thought you were going to tell me that Jerry
Speaker 1: Jones is quit drinking. I didn't know what you're going
Speaker 1: to say.
Speaker 5: Oh, that'll never happen, but at least you have to
Speaker 5: stay in your car, probably to watch his sea vests.
Speaker 4: So well, it's just like rain.
Speaker 20: They just rained down the yellow It's just just one
Speaker 20: in my yard too, and it's half gone.
Speaker 1: What's that weather rock like Sherry, it's very.
Speaker 20: Fringing and Cole I was down on Front Street, parked
Speaker 20: down there this morning for a little listen to Yeah,
Speaker 20: boy that wind.
Speaker 6: It was chilly.
Speaker 20: And the museum down there is getting ready to light
Speaker 20: up their Christmas trees this weekend for those who have
Speaker 20: passed on. And there must be one hundred trees down there.
Speaker 20: I tried to count them, and so that's going to
Speaker 20: be a big event. They're gonna light those tomorrow, I think.
Speaker 20: And anyway, it's cold, cold, cold, so wear your heavy coat.
Speaker 1: Well, there is a flurry of activities and mister Bonns
Speaker 1: and I wish your buckeye's the best, but thank you.
Speaker 1: And recent history says it could be tough at the
Speaker 1: shoe today.
Speaker 11: Don't say that.
Speaker 6: Don't say that, all right.
Speaker 1: Man, y'all take care of have a great weekend. The
Speaker 1: gang had Brookies in Ripley and Steve from Etna with
Speaker 1: a pithy phone calling news of the week just minutes away.
Speaker 1: It's in places this morning and it'll feel like no
Speaker 1: warmer than the mid twenties by this afternoon. The weather
Speaker 1: rock has spoken Hi today thirty one, and there are
Speaker 1: some snow flurries possible tonight and Monday as we look.
Speaker 2: Ahead Lay ninth les on Saturday one.
Speaker 1: It's high school football playoff time. Liam Tomlinson with the details.
Speaker 7: State semi finals yesterday in Ohio and Kentucky. Beachwood handled
Speaker 7: Lexington Christian Academies forty four to twenty four. They played
Speaker 7: in the two way championship versus Allensborough Catholic Cooper Top
Speaker 7: Thailands sixty one to twenty three. Highlands led seventeen and
Speaker 7: seven and a half time, but Cooper turned it on
Speaker 7: in the second half, and they will play in the
Speaker 7: five A State Championship. More defeated Centerville forty nine to ten,
Speaker 7: will face all In Tangi Liberty in the Division one
Speaker 7: state Championship. Cumington Catholic filled the Franklin County fourteen to ten,
Speaker 7: and Anderson down with under a minute left in the
Speaker 7: ball game, marches down and scores a touchdown defeat Big
Speaker 7: Walnut High School twenty twenty four. They face Avon in
Speaker 7: the Division two Championship taff Felt Indian Valley twenty nine
Speaker 7: to twenty and Ryle defeated Great Crossing thirty five to seven,
Speaker 7: and they'll face Trendy in the six A state title game.
Speaker 1: Before we got some really hot college football rivalry games today. Yeah,
Speaker 1: this one not as much as a rivalry. But you
Speaker 1: see host TCU for Senior Night.
Speaker 7: Kickoff is set for six pre getting covered becaust of
Speaker 7: five catroll the action right here on seven hundred WLW.
Speaker 7: Kentucky host Louisville at noon for the Governor's Cup. You
Speaker 7: can listen to that game on ESPN fifteen thirty. Ohio
Speaker 7: State hosts Michigan at noon. You got Alabama Auburn, you
Speaker 7: got Tennessee Vanderbilt, which some years that's not a game,
Speaker 7: but this year, with Diego Povey in the way, this
Speaker 7: Bavy team's playing, anything can happen.
Speaker 1: Love me some doors.
Speaker 7: Last night, Kentucky defeated Georgia State and Basketball one of
Speaker 7: five to seventy six.
Speaker 1: There you go, Steam from Edna hanging on the Black
Speaker 1: Friday sales event is here at my castro c Ford
Speaker 1: in Milford.
Speaker 5: Really funny.
Speaker 22: Baby, it's cold outside, But baby, it's cold outside.
Speaker 1: Van Hoven at you dropping him. I'll hold your hands
Speaker 1: that just like Gino Marchetti. Beautiful the season and the forecast. Baby,
Speaker 1: it's cold outside, but it's getting ready to heat up
Speaker 1: because Steve from Edda is here to grace us with
Speaker 1: some Thanksgiving stuff.
Speaker 2: I guess I have no idea. Good morning, Steven, how
Speaker 2: are you?
Speaker 1: Good morning Gary, Jeff, and audience.
Speaker 21: As your Saturday Morning scribe, I'll call out conservatives too
Speaker 21: when they go overboard good. This week I found out
Speaker 21: that failed Boss of the Year Ellen DeGeneres is dragging
Speaker 21: her husband wife comfort dog whatever Portia de Rossi to
Speaker 21: England to escape the alleged tyranny of the Trump administration.
Speaker 21: I categorically oppose Trump deporting Ellen, which I view as
Speaker 21: a political stunt, because we all know anybody who has
Speaker 21: ever worked for Ellen she is an obnoxious ingrate and
Speaker 21: should burn in Hell. Thus Trump picked the most unlikable
Speaker 21: person he could find to be the first depoor t
Speaker 21: But since you cannot deport a live person to Hell,
Speaker 21: Trump and Ellen's attorneys apparently agreed to allow her to
Speaker 21: go to England because she feels she will have more
Speaker 21: freedom living under a monarchy than a constitutional republic here
Speaker 21: in the United States. And I think we're all agreed
Speaker 21: that Ellen has always thought of herself as royalty. Ah,
Speaker 21: that's for you, Ellen. And since the labor government over
Speaker 21: there wants to revise or scrap all the current sex
Speaker 21: laws in Britain, she will be right at home. She's
Speaker 21: already married her comfort dog. Lame Turkey. President Joe Biden
Speaker 21: honoring a long standing tradition, and was expected to pardon
Speaker 21: a Turkey this week. Most of you thought I would
Speaker 21: descend into a cheap joke and claim it was hunter Biden,
Speaker 21: But you would be wrong. Clearly, Joe would be moving
Speaker 21: too soon, because God knows what crap first Kid might
Speaker 21: come up with between now and January twentieth. So at
Speaker 21: eleven fifty nine am on Inauguration Day and not a
Speaker 21: day sooner, the prodigal son will be absolved of all
Speaker 21: of his political sins. No this week, no pardon for
Speaker 21: anybody by Joe. He found out that the tank up
Speaker 21: the Thanksgiving Gobbler has led a January sixth insurrection at
Speaker 21: a turkey farm run by homeless people who have taken
Speaker 21: over Central Park in New York. So basement Biden got
Speaker 21: New York City Prosecutor Extraordinaire Alvin Bragg, who claims turkeys
Speaker 21: are the reason he's a fat slob, to file riot
Speaker 21: charges on Tom Turkey, and the same judge who went
Speaker 21: after Trump has forced Tom to post a five million
Speaker 21: dollar bail bond or be jailed in a kitchen of
Speaker 21: a Manhattan restaurant, which we all agree is pretty much
Speaker 21: a death sentence. Oh, still coughing and choking on Ellen.
Speaker 21: Speaking of birthdays, Gary Jeff Ellen, degenerate, I'm sorry, degenerous
Speaker 21: is sixty six and catch this carinn Jean Pierre is
Speaker 21: fifty Yes, the Big Five.
Speaker 6: Oh.
Speaker 21: When I heard that, I thought they confused it with
Speaker 21: her IQ and they used to say Ronald Reagan could
Speaker 21: hide his age. Wow. Carinn is leaving the sinking ship early.
Speaker 21: She signed out. She signed on this week to be
Speaker 21: the pr person for the Menendez brothers who are still
Speaker 21: in the slammer for killing their parents. The boys have
Speaker 21: trotted out that abused child defense, which any lawyer will
Speaker 21: tell you is not a defense for murder unless you
Speaker 21: kill mom and dad in the act of physical abuse
Speaker 21: and you can claim self defense. And refusing to give
Speaker 21: you the car keys to the BMW boys is not abuse,
Speaker 21: it's good parenting. And you can't get away with killing
Speaker 21: your parents and ask the judge for mercy because you're
Speaker 21: now orphans. Speaking of bad guys named Benendez, Bob the
Speaker 21: former senator from New Jersey who is fighting those bribery
Speaker 21: charges may be able to plead insanity. He asked his lawyers,
Speaker 21: and I quote, if I kill my wife who spilled
Speaker 21: the beams on my capers, can I claim I'm an orphan?
Speaker 6: I think so.
Speaker 21: This week's Hutzpah Award goes to Meeko, which is suing
Speaker 21: the United States in American courts for manufacturing guns used
Speaker 21: by the drug cartels in Mexico. Hey, Jose, how about
Speaker 21: we suing you for transporting into the US fentanyl, rapists, murders,
Speaker 21: and drug and human traffickers. You know you could take
Speaker 21: our guns and subdue those bad guys while they're still
Speaker 21: in Mexico, couldn't you if you really wanted to? Oh
Speaker 21: my goodness, Well, Gary Jeff, it's only a couple of
Speaker 21: weeks and we celebrate Jesus' birthday. Hey, everybody, enjoy the holidays.
Speaker 1: Thank you, Gary, Jeff, Steve, I'm grateful for you. Thank you, sir.
Speaker 18: Wunny, but wind chills making it feel close to the
Speaker 18: single digits. As you work throughout the day, we'll see
Speaker 18: tempters climb to the lobe, maybe mid thirties. Chances for
Speaker 18: snow move in late, but out of here before you
Speaker 18: wake up tomorrow morning. From a severe weather station, I'm
Speaker 18: nine first Warning Meteorologist Cameron Harton on news radio seven
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Speaker 1: Another hour of the Saturday Morning Nation for this Saturday,
Speaker 1: November the thirtieth, twenty twenty four. I'm Gary Jeff Walker,
Speaker 1: and you are you and that is perfectly fine with me.
Speaker 1: And Steve Shulty did correct me. Mister Simpson was not
Speaker 1: part of the celebration in the studio when Cole Rane
Speaker 1: won the state championship twenty years ago.
Speaker 21: But I see tree so green.
Speaker 25: Red roses too, I seen them blue, and I think
Speaker 25: to myself.
Speaker 1: What I wonder, Oh what a wonderful world it is.
Speaker 1: And yes, Stephen, I remember very well, Steve uh you
Speaker 1: bringing matth to toe Shulty in the studio when they
Speaker 1: the Cole Rane Cardinals had won a state championship. I
Speaker 1: can't believe it's twenty years ago?
Speaker 16: Is that is that right?
Speaker 1: I mean geez, I mean talk about time flying by
Speaker 1: that That was that was nuts. It was great and
Speaker 1: very very uh very special memory for I know for you,
Speaker 1: especially as as a dad of a state champion.
Speaker 26: You got it. So today in this season of Thanksgiving,
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Speaker 26: trend is not unusual, though unprecedented minor arming began more
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Speaker 26: death dealing cold of the Little Ice Age from twelve
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Speaker 26: late sixteen hundreds of the early seventeen hundreds was a
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Speaker 26: Sea level rise is small, non accelerating. Modern sea level
Speaker 26: rise began in the eighteen hundreds, well before industrialization and
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Speaker 26: Number four are human advancement. Warmer is better than colder.
Speaker 26: Before climate science has become politicized and lipinized. Warm periods
Speaker 26: were referred to by climates by scientists as quote climate
Speaker 26: optima because almost all species on Earth, warmer is better
Speaker 26: than cold. Both past and present warm periods directly are
Speaker 26: directly linked to advancements in science, technology, and the arts,
Speaker 26: as the abundance of food freeze people to pursue other
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Speaker 1: I'm grateful I know that. And you mentioned the CO
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Speaker 1: Right on, good good stuff all and happy Thanksgiving to
Speaker 1: you my friend, you too, Garry, Yeah, you got it.
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Speaker 27: Iim Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, Lieutenant Governor John Houston, and
Speaker 27: I are proud to join with the Ohio Department of
Speaker 27: Children and Youth in recognizing November as Adoption Month. Or
Speaker 27: the past year, in Ohio, nearly fifteen hundred children have
Speaker 27: been adopted from foster care or Children's Services custody.
Speaker 1: We want to.
Speaker 27: Recognize and thank every one of the families who have
Speaker 27: opened their homes and enriched the life of a child,
Speaker 27: in some cases multiple children. These adoptions are truly life
Speaker 27: changing events for everyone involved.
Speaker 1: We still have more work to do, though.
Speaker 27: Right now more than fourteen thousand, two hundred Ohio children
Speaker 27: are in foster homes or other out of home placements.
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Speaker 1: Sounded so good? Yes, indeed tis the season.
Speaker 2: Coming up seven sixteen on a Saturday, dingle.
Speaker 1: And as you may have heard during the news, the
Speaker 1: Salvation Army doing the most good is honoring our friends
Speaker 1: the late Jim Scott with a Remember in December Red
Speaker 1: Kettle campaign that is kicking off. It's a special campaign
Speaker 1: designed to promote the need for volunteers during this year's
Speaker 1: Red kettle season, and I just have a quick story
Speaker 1: about Jim and the Salvation Army and the bell ringing campaign.
Speaker 1: I can't remember exactly what year it was. It may
Speaker 1: have been the best recollection, twenty sixteen or twenty seventeen.
Speaker 1: Jim had already retired from seven hunderd WLW, but he
Speaker 1: was at the studio still and he was doing commercials
Speaker 1: or something, hanging out and he caught me in the hallway,
Speaker 1: said Gary, Jeff, you got a second, and he pulled
Speaker 1: me in one of the production studios.
Speaker 2: I'm going, what's Jim Scott want with me?
Speaker 1: And he sat down. He said, I just wanted to
Speaker 1: ask you, and I think that I think this is
Speaker 1: perfect for you. I would like to ask you if
Speaker 1: you will volunteer for the Salvation Army and do a
Speaker 1: bell ringing stop. I said, Jim, you know, I never
Speaker 1: thought about it, but sure, I can donate a couple
Speaker 1: of hours of my time. It's not like it's going
Speaker 1: to kill me. And so we were. My wife Chris
Speaker 1: the two point zero and I volunteered and I believe
Speaker 1: it was a Saturday before Christmas. It was extremely cold
Speaker 1: like today, you know, windshills in the in the single
Speaker 1: digits and in the teens, and we stood at the
Speaker 1: entrance of the Newport Pavilion Kroger for a couple of hours.
Speaker 1: I brought my little boombox. We had Christmas music playing
Speaker 1: there in the lobby just as the you know, the
Speaker 1: big double doors open outside and then there's the entrance
Speaker 1: going into the store. And sat there around the red
Speaker 1: kettle for a couple of hours, and it was the
Speaker 1: most fulfilling volunteer work I think I've ever done it.
Speaker 1: It was such a great feeling just to be a
Speaker 1: part of that, and it was all because Jim Scott
Speaker 1: personally asked me to volunteer. So when you see the
Speaker 1: bell ringers and the red kettles this holiday season, whatever
Speaker 1: you can do. And we're a very generous people as
Speaker 1: Americans and as people who are in the greater Cincinnati
Speaker 1: area in northern Kentucky. But I will always think of
Speaker 1: Jim Scott at this time of year because of that
Speaker 1: moment when he said, Hey, Gary, Jeff, you got a
Speaker 1: second And it was some of the most valuable two
Speaker 1: hours that I spent that season, sure and probably in
Speaker 1: all my life. Thanks to Jim Scott and the Salvation
Speaker 1: Army remember in December.
Speaker 4: It's on.
Speaker 1: Time now for the Tom Davis Diaries I like to
Speaker 1: refer to as the and here is the afore mentioned
Speaker 1: Tom Davis Report. Good morning Gary, Jeff.
Speaker 29: This week John Mellencamp said it best play guitar, but first,
Speaker 29: it was an interesting meeting in London by two of
Speaker 29: the world's most unique people. Romisa Gelgi, the world's tallest woman,
Speaker 29: had tea with Geoti Amgi, the world's shortest woman. The
Speaker 29: difference between the two well, one is seven foot one
Speaker 29: while the other is two foot one. They say they
Speaker 29: had a nice lunch where they talked about makeup, skincare
Speaker 29: and manicures. A guy on YouTube says he's come up
Speaker 29: with the cure for dandruff, not washing your hair. He
Speaker 29: says that he hasn't washed his hair in eight years
Speaker 29: and as dandriff is gone, as well as his chronic
Speaker 29: scalp conditions, they've all stopped.
Speaker 2: But all is not well in the world of scalps.
Speaker 29: Head and shoulders is speaking up, saying that some hair
Speaker 29: requires shampoo to be its best. Meanwhile, Simon English of Beverly,
Speaker 29: England is doing all he can to get the flesh
Speaker 29: eating disease off his butt. So far, he spent four
Speaker 29: weeks in the hospital and undergone four surgeries after his
Speaker 29: butt cheek was infected. Luckily, doctors are expecting him to
Speaker 29: make a full recovery. And finally, keeping with a medical theme,
Speaker 29: Colin Miller was busy playing his guitar while doctors performed
Speaker 29: brain surgery on him. He stayed awake and kept himself
Speaker 29: busy for eight hours during the operation. He chose to
Speaker 29: stay awake to avoid losing mobility in his hands and fingers.
Speaker 29: He's now fundraising for brain tumor research.
Speaker 1: Next week. Playing grounded for four days.
Speaker 29: After one hundred and thirty two hamsters escape the cargo hold,
Speaker 29: have a great weekend.
Speaker 1: Is there a special time you like to listen to
Speaker 1: Scott's Loans? Sloney is so smart and funny and genuine.
Speaker 1: I love to listen to him.
Speaker 24: Oh I do too.
Speaker 1: Sometimes I put on something sexy to listen you naughty girl,
Speaker 1: And when my husband comes home. Yeah, it reminds me
Speaker 1: of how he's not slowney. Neither is mine.
Speaker 2: It sucks.
Speaker 1: Hey, I heard that. You know you're no slowney either.
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Speaker 14: All right, Tony Pike joining me this morning. Tony, we
Speaker 14: had Thanksgiving football. Now we got to talk about after
Speaker 14: Thanksgiving football. You have an extra week to prepare for
Speaker 14: the Steelers. What do you do in that extra weekend?
Speaker 14: How do you beat the Steelers?
Speaker 15: You know, it's a little bit of a mix. You
Speaker 15: obviously want to get rest. You had a long season
Speaker 15: up to this point, a very physical and mentally demanding season.
Speaker 15: So you're getting away a little bit. You're you're taking
Speaker 15: time for yourself, but you're also putting that game plan.
Speaker 15: Pittsburgh is so good defensively that it's a little bit
Speaker 15: of a blessing to have extra days to talk about
Speaker 15: their defense, to look about what they do. Break everything
Speaker 15: down first down, second down, third down, red zone, every
Speaker 15: scenario that you can go down you're looking at. You're
Speaker 15: looking at percentages of when they do what, when do
Speaker 15: they blitch? When don't they blitz? When do they send four, five, six?
Speaker 15: So you're really breaking down and trying to look at
Speaker 15: everything from a tendency standpoint that Pittsburgh does to get
Speaker 15: ready for the game itself. And then you're you're looking
Speaker 15: back and you're going to watch what else is going
Speaker 15: on for the Bengals. A good first step last night
Speaker 15: because the Miami Dolphins lost. You need to watch what
Speaker 15: Denver does. You need to watch what Indy does going forward.
Speaker 15: You need to win some football games. So you're at
Speaker 15: kind of the scoreboard watching and put up a shut
Speaker 15: up time for this Bengals team.
Speaker 14: Hey, nobody really picked the Steelers to do much as
Speaker 14: your new quarterback, their offense, that just it didn't seem
Speaker 14: like they were the nineteen twenty seven New York Yankees.
Speaker 1: Are you surprised at the Steelers' success this year?
Speaker 15: I can't be, because you know, we talked about all
Speaker 15: the time, Mike Tomlins never had a losing season as
Speaker 15: the head coach at Pittsburgh, So somehow, some way, they
Speaker 15: find ways to do more with less. In my opinion, yes,
Speaker 15: it's an absolutely great defense, but they are with Russell
Speaker 15: Wilson right now. Okay, at quarterback, they don't have a
Speaker 15: dominant running game. George Pickens is a good young player,
Speaker 15: but they don't have a ton of star power on
Speaker 15: the offensive side of the ball. They're great in special teams,
Speaker 15: They're an elite defense, and they're asking Russell Wilson not
Speaker 15: to go out and make mistakes to swing momentum. And
Speaker 15: they're on a football games that way, and you know
Speaker 15: they have a true identity that comes straight from their
Speaker 15: head coach. You know what you're gonna get when you
Speaker 15: play Pittsburgh. It's gonna be tough. They're gonna knock down,
Speaker 15: drag you out. They're gonna get three four yards and
Speaker 15: a cloud of dust and try to strengthen the game
Speaker 15: a little bit. But I can't say I'm surprised because
Speaker 15: we've seen this year in and year out from Mike Tomlin.
Speaker 14: Now, all right, Tony Pike, thanks so much for your
Speaker 14: time this morning. It's the Bengals update.
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Speaker 1: of this Saturday morning edition for Saturday, November thirty, twenty
Speaker 1: twenty four. Gary Jeff Walker with a shout out to
Speaker 1: mister Evans and the Kagers who were gathering together to
Speaker 1: watch the annual Ohio State and that Team Up North
Speaker 1: rivalry game in the Big Ten. Came into the bar yesterday.
Speaker 1: So hello mister Evans and the case. I say mister
Speaker 1: Evans because as much as I remember meeting them, yes,
Speaker 1: I can't remember whether his first name was Mike Evans
Speaker 1: or Mark Evans, but a great bunch of guys, no doubt.
Speaker 1: This guy's name Mike. I don't forget his name, of course,
Speaker 1: I've been saying it for over twenty years now, Science
Speaker 1: money with a science minute.
Speaker 15: Yes, as a night scientist even be surprising it bell
Speaker 15: blinding me.
Speaker 2: With good morning, Michael.
Speaker 4: How are you we're getting up there?
Speaker 15: Are we? Oh?
Speaker 1: Geez? When I found out Steve Shulty's reminder earlier that
Speaker 1: it had been twenty years since col Rain, which his
Speaker 1: son was on that team, won the state championships, I
Speaker 1: was like just blown away because it you know, you
Speaker 1: hear old people like me say this all the time,
Speaker 1: but it seems like yesterday. It just yesterday, and you know,
Speaker 1: and it's been two decades now. It's it's amazing.
Speaker 4: I think I'm I think I'm the oldest guy at work.
Speaker 1: Are you really?
Speaker 4: I think so?
Speaker 15: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Well, thankfully I've got a couple of octagens that come
Speaker 1: into the bar, so I'm not the oldest guy in there,
Speaker 1: but I'm going to give them a run for their money,
Speaker 1: that's for sure.
Speaker 33: I'm sleep deprived from the from the Georgia Georgia Tech
Speaker 33: Game last night.
Speaker 4: So we'll just move on for I start not and all.
Speaker 1: Oh that that was eight overtimes.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Katah say it's gonna be yes, this is no.
Speaker 1: You know what I before you go, We've got some
Speaker 1: extra time this morning. I remember the Georgia Georgia Tech
Speaker 1: rivalry game on Thanksgiving weekend because my parents had some
Speaker 1: good friends, Don and Edith Farmer, who would we We
Speaker 1: always Thanksgiving together as families back in the day when
Speaker 1: we were kids, and I remember that they would play
Speaker 1: bridge and they would have the TV on watching the
Speaker 1: Georgia Georgia Tech game because Edith had gone to Georgia
Speaker 1: Don had gone to Georgia Tech. And this is a
Speaker 1: loving Christian couple who loved each other. But I never
Speaker 1: heard so many foul words come out of their mouth
Speaker 1: at each other while the game was being played. To goodness,
Speaker 1: these two wonderful Christian people who are good friends of
Speaker 1: my parents became mortal enemies on Thanksgiving weekend because of
Speaker 1: that football.
Speaker 4: Do you want to pull the rabbit ears off the team?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 33: Exactly, boy. So what you got that we got here?
Speaker 33: This is I dug this out of interesting engineering site.
Speaker 33: Now this is from the Journal of science robotics, and
Speaker 33: it was kind of buried in there, but I thought
Speaker 33: it was very interesting.
Speaker 4: They have created a nano robot and what it's a robot.
Speaker 4: And they made this.
Speaker 33: Robot out of DNA strand DNA strand, and they folded
Speaker 33: the DNA strand back and forth and.
Speaker 4: Actually made a hand out of it. And it's actually.
Speaker 33: Appliable gripping tool robot the size of the DNA DNA strand.
Speaker 33: And what they do is at the end of the
Speaker 33: fingers they'll ta certain things called DNA aptimers on it. Now,
Speaker 33: these aptomers are really chemical equivalent of antibodies, so they're
Speaker 33: able to take take the robot and for example, it's
Speaker 33: it's targeted for the COVID nineteen virus, it will actually
Speaker 33: go reach find find the protein on the virus and
Speaker 33: this this hand will actually wrap around the virus itself
Speaker 33: and keep it from entering into into a into a cell.
Speaker 33: And next, obviously you can you can make these DNA
Speaker 33: aptimers target other other type of viruses. Okay, you can cancer,
Speaker 33: you can you can do do a very multiple things
Speaker 33: with it. And they can also take this DNA, this
Speaker 33: DNA hand robot and they can attach with a fluorescent
Speaker 33: molecule to it, and you get enough of these uh
Speaker 33: DNA hands and wrap around the virus that when you
Speaker 33: when you act, when you pass it through a l
Speaker 33: ed or a laser, it actually fluoresces. And it actually
Speaker 33: can do an individual count by count a virus count
Speaker 33: in a certain amount of say a blood sample, to
Speaker 33: know how far how infectious you are, or how much
Speaker 33: you have in your the virus you have in you
Speaker 33: based based on sample.
Speaker 1: Okay, what about what about actually taking care of the virus.
Speaker 1: They need to find one that strangle the virus and
Speaker 1: kill it.
Speaker 4: Well, that's what this does. It wraps around the virus
Speaker 4: and kills it.
Speaker 2: Oh, that's that's wonder that's remarkable.
Speaker 1: Of course, it's probably easier with COVID nineteen since that
Speaker 1: also was a mad made product in a lab to
Speaker 1: begin with.
Speaker 33: I assume that they're going to be flying it to
Speaker 33: other type of flu viruses and well, sure.
Speaker 1: But it'll be much easier with one that they manufactured
Speaker 1: in the lab for the purpose of creating a vaccine
Speaker 1: and making the all sick. Right, Mike, It'll never get
Speaker 1: too old. I will never quit with this. Thank you, sir.
Speaker 1: Have a fantastic weekend and we are grateful for you.
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Speaker 1: All right, here's the tale of the tape. This morning.
Speaker 1: Winter weather Advisory NOOW in effect from six pm tonight
Speaker 1: to ten o'clock tomorrow morning for Switzerland County in southeast.
Speaker 3: That's not.
Speaker 1: So bad and kind sad.
Speaker 2: All love the love of God.
Speaker 1: And were trying to be positive wherever possible on the program.
Speaker 1: One of the ways in which we do that is
Speaker 1: by bringing the Word of God to you via our
Speaker 1: friend Rick Green from Spirit Works Cincinnati. On a week
Speaker 1: that we really should all be very very grateful for
Speaker 1: all of our blessings, and it is wonderful to have
Speaker 1: you here, brother Rick, on a Saturday morning once again,
Speaker 1: and I am grateful for you.
Speaker 37: Hey, good morning, Gary, Kah. I'll walk up praying for.
Speaker 4: You and your listeners.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 37: Every time I hear that.
Speaker 4: Song, it just brings me so much joy.
Speaker 37: And it lines up with the scripture of the day.
Speaker 4: Gary.
Speaker 38: It's from John fifteen, verse twelve. It says, my command
Speaker 38: is just love each other as I have loved you.
Speaker 38: That's the word of God for today.
Speaker 10: Gary.
Speaker 1: That's a word to live by every single day.
Speaker 37: And you know, Jarl was thinking while I was on hold,
Speaker 37: and I kept reading the scripture over and over. Yeah,
Speaker 37: I personally think it's so difficult to accomplish this because
Speaker 37: we want to hold on to too much of us
Speaker 37: and not enough of Jesus.
Speaker 4: That's what I believe.
Speaker 1: Oh no, yeah, And one of my prayers more and
Speaker 1: more is less of me and more of Him.
Speaker 4: Amen. Amen, that's the only way.
Speaker 1: There's no other way.
Speaker 37: No, you ne forget a better day.
Speaker 1: So now, I mean, I don't know if you're you're
Speaker 1: willing and ready to die for someone else this morning,
Speaker 1: but he died for all.
Speaker 37: Of us, Amen, And then I'm so grateful for.
Speaker 2: It, and that's love. Thank you, brother Rick. Have a
Speaker 2: great race. Rest of your weekend.
Speaker 4: Brother. Okay, well you all have a blessed day, all right.
Speaker 1: Thank you, sir.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, Kentucky basketball to Georgia State one oh five to
Speaker 7: seventy six.
Speaker 2: Are they going to play anybody? The wildcatch?
Speaker 7: I mean, they beat Duke already. They got two big
Speaker 7: time road games next week. They're at Clemson and the
Speaker 7: sec ACC Challenge, and they're on the road in Seattle
Speaker 7: to face Gonzaga.
Speaker 1: All Right, all right, right, uh, Kentucky playing football today.
Speaker 7: Kentucky is playing football. We got some college football Rivalry Week.
Speaker 7: Kentucky hosts Louisville for the Governor's Cup. That kickoff is
Speaker 7: set for noon. Pregame coverage begins at ten thirty. On
Speaker 7: ESPN fifteen thirty, you see host TCU for Senior Night
Speaker 7: tonight and to make become Bowl eligible on the season.
Speaker 7: Kickoff except for six. Pregame coverage begins at five. You
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Speaker 1: Tennessee goes to Nashville to face Vanderbilt.
Speaker 7: Go Go commodore Top twenty five matchup between South Carolina
Speaker 7: and Clemson. Notre Dame travels to LA to face USC.
Speaker 7: Alabama hosts Auburn, and the Iron Bowl in Arkansas travels
Speaker 7: face Missouri.
Speaker 1: It's kind of an intense college football games. Last night
Speaker 1: in this rivalry Week, we mentioned the Georgia Georgia Tech game.
Speaker 1: Eight overtimes, forty four forty two Bulldogs.
Speaker 7: Yeah, took eight overtimes. Georgia trailed by fourteen to five
Speaker 7: minutes left, but they got it done. Another game that
Speaker 7: was crazy while that was going on was Iowa Nebraska.
Speaker 7: Iowa was down ten to nothing at half. They won
Speaker 7: the game thirteen ten to thanks to a fifty three
Speaker 7: yard field goal. They only had five first downs and
Speaker 7: they were able to pull out a win.
Speaker 1: That's just Iowa football, just all kinds of crazy high
Speaker 1: school football results from last night.
Speaker 7: Yes state semi finals in Kentucky and Ohio, we had
Speaker 7: five local teams advanced to their respective state championships. Beach
Speaker 7: would handle Lexington Christian Academy forty four to twenty four.
Speaker 7: They will play Owensborough Catholic in the two way Kentucky
Speaker 7: State Championship. Cooper top Thailand sixty one twenty three Highlands
Speaker 7: led seventeen to seven and a half time. Cooper faces
Speaker 7: Bowling Green in the five Bay State Championship. Mole defeated
Speaker 7: Centerville forty nine to ten. They will face all In
Speaker 7: Tangy Liberty in the Division one State Championship. Covington Catholic
Speaker 7: fell to Franklin County fourteen ten, Anderson with a game
Speaker 7: winning drive in the last minute to defeat Big Walnut
Speaker 7: High School twenty eight to twenty four. They'll face Avon
Speaker 7: in the Ohio Division two Championship. Taffeld to Indian Valley
Speaker 7: twenty nine to twenty and Ryle defeated Great Crossing thirty
Speaker 7: five to seven.
Speaker 1: Facing Trinity in the six A state title.
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Speaker 1: You know the usual.
Speaker 6: I like it.
Speaker 4: I like it.
Speaker 1: I knew you would. So I'm gonna ask you first
Speaker 1: and foremost, what did you do for Thanksgiving? And do
Speaker 1: you have a a favorite way that you like to
Speaker 1: enjoy the turkey?
Speaker 6: My favorite way to enjoy the turkey is with someone
Speaker 6: else making it. And and I we it was very relaxing,
Speaker 6: It was low key.
Speaker 4: It was.
Speaker 6: We were well fed.
Speaker 1: Any special preparation that you prefer, fried, roasted? I mean,
Speaker 1: what do you think?
Speaker 6: So? I smoked one last year and I enjoyed it.
Speaker 6: And this year we were back in the oven, and
Speaker 6: I think I enjoyed that just a little bit more.
Speaker 6: And I've done the fried thing like I I like turkey,
Speaker 6: so I'll eat it any particular way. I would say,
Speaker 6: of the ways I've done it, smoked was probably my
Speaker 6: least favorite. I love smoked meat. So this year we
Speaker 6: kind of went back to the original roasted in an oven.
Speaker 6: My wife makes an awesome brine, so it was it
Speaker 6: was very good. You know what.
Speaker 1: I didn't even Brian my turkey. And we had a
Speaker 1: small bird because it was just me and the wife
Speaker 1: this year. Didn't go to the bar and serve Thanksgiving
Speaker 1: dinner like I have thirteen of the last fourteen years.
Speaker 1: But it turned out tender and juicy even without the Brian.
Speaker 1: So I guess we did something right, perfect, not dry
Speaker 1: at all. Just yeah, just right right there in the
Speaker 1: sweet spot. Now, what's your favorite Thanksgiving weekend rivalry in
Speaker 1: college football? Because there are varied and many.
Speaker 6: Yeah. I mean, I am not, by any stretch in
Speaker 6: Ohio State fan, okay, but I love that rivalry with Michigan.
Speaker 6: And there's you know, a lot riding on it for
Speaker 6: Ohio State this year, a little bit less for Michigan.
Speaker 6: But it's you know, a lot of coaches will pay
Speaker 6: lip service to a rivalry, but I'm not sure how
Speaker 6: much it really means to them. I don't think that's
Speaker 6: the case with Ryan Day. I don't think that was
Speaker 6: the case with Jim Harbaugh. I don't think that's the
Speaker 6: case with Sharon Moore at Michigan. You know, those are
Speaker 6: two historically significant programs. There's always something on the line
Speaker 6: in that game. And you know, I mean for Ohio State,
Speaker 6: it's obviously, you know, getting to the college football playoffs,
Speaker 6: but also a game that Ryan Day hasn't won him
Speaker 6: quite a while, and I think he'd be the first
Speaker 6: to tay you. You know, you come to come to Columbus,
Speaker 6: you could have success against everybody else, just as John Cooper,
Speaker 6: you've got to be. You've got to be to rival
Speaker 6: up North and so I you know, they played at
Speaker 6: noon every year. It's just of all these Thanksgiving weekend rivalries,
Speaker 6: and there's a lot of great ones.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 6: The Iron Bowl is going to happen today between Alabama
Speaker 6: and Auburnrific Florida Florida State are going to play. But
Speaker 6: Ohio State Michigan really is And I'm not a fan
Speaker 6: of either, but Ohio State Michigan really is special.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Alabama and Auburn, I mean that's a rivalry so
Speaker 1: fierce that you know, the fans of the other team
Speaker 1: poison trees on the other school's campus and stuff just
Speaker 1: nuts for me today. While Ohio State Michigan is obviously
Speaker 1: huge and the one that everybody points to, I'm looking
Speaker 1: at Vandy, Tennessee. This is a huge game for my
Speaker 1: Vanderbilt commodorees to solidify their their bowl position and to
Speaker 1: beat the Valls. And it goes back to when I
Speaker 1: first was in radio in Nashville. I came back in
Speaker 1: like eighty four, I think, and we were doing a
Speaker 1: remote on the Vanderbilt campus before the Vandy UT game.
Speaker 1: And this is what turned me into it. I will
Speaker 1: never support the big orange kind of guy. There is
Speaker 1: a woman, probably I don't know. It's eight thirty in
Speaker 1: the morning first, and we're out there and it's kind
Speaker 1: of chilly there in Nashville, and people have campers set
Speaker 1: up and stuff for the tailgate before the Vandy UT game.
Speaker 1: And it's eight thirty in the morning. The game's not
Speaker 1: till I don't know, one or two o'clock in the afternoon,
Speaker 1: and a woman stumbles out of a trailer and she's
Speaker 1: got bloody Mary juice running down her T shirt with
Speaker 1: a cup in her hand, and she just said, Govals,
Speaker 1: I said, I can't root for that team. I just
Speaker 1: can never root for Ut ever again. Govals And probably
Speaker 1: was a nice woman and fairly attractive when she was
Speaker 1: dulled up, but not at eight thirty in the morning
Speaker 1: with bloody mary juice running down her shirt. So that
Speaker 1: convinced me that I was going to be a Vandy
Speaker 1: Commodo or fan that game and from that point on
Speaker 1: and Diego Pavia and the Vandy Commodoors have a chance
Speaker 1: to do something really special today.
Speaker 6: Yeah, no question, fun story, cool rivalry. That woman sounds
Speaker 6: like somebody I'd.
Speaker 1: Want to hang out with, though, uh yeah, before or
Speaker 1: after the Six Bloody Marys in the course of the
Speaker 1: is the course of the Six Bloody Marys. Georgia Georgia
Speaker 1: Tech last night, eight overtimes? How about that for a rivalry?
Speaker 4: Love it?
Speaker 6: I mean it was Georgia Tech went up twenty to
Speaker 6: six and you still didn't feel like the game was
Speaker 6: totally over because Kirby Smart's team has just, over the
Speaker 6: course of the last six seven years, figured out a
Speaker 6: way to win that football game. And then it's amazing
Speaker 6: to me when teams get you know, we talked about
Speaker 6: this with two point conversions in the NFL, When teams
Speaker 6: get in a situation where you know, it's it's two
Speaker 6: yards to go because you know, they obviously play alternating
Speaker 6: two point conversions, and they're fair debates about whether that's
Speaker 6: the best way to settle a great game like that,
Speaker 6: It it becomes amazing how uninventive the team's become offensively
Speaker 6: and I think that was kind of in play there
Speaker 6: last night. But that was a great scene and it's
Speaker 6: a really good rivalry. But also, you know, Georgia's college
Speaker 6: football playoff life was kind of twisting in the win
Speaker 6: last night. They still figure out a way to win.
Speaker 6: And heartbreak for the Yellowjackets because I think the folks
Speaker 6: down there were really I know that from being there
Speaker 6: last weekend, they were really pointing at that game as
Speaker 6: one that they could maybe win. George's now won what
Speaker 6: thirty consecutive home games by the skin of their teeth last.
Speaker 1: Night and last night Iowa beats Nebraska, And does it
Speaker 1: say more about Iowa? We already knew about Iowa and
Speaker 1: their total dearth of offense, I mean not just this season,
Speaker 1: but for seasons immeasurable. But what does it say about
Speaker 1: Nebraska that Iowa wins that game on a last second
Speaker 1: field goal and only has five first downs the entire
Speaker 1: sixty minutes?
Speaker 6: Says i always got a good defense and did a
Speaker 6: good job against Dylan Royola at the quarterback of the Huskers.
Speaker 6: There are certain games it's like when the Ravens and
Speaker 6: Steelers play. You know, the score is going to be
Speaker 6: like nineteen to thirteen. And in any Big ten game
Speaker 6: that Iowa plays where they have a chance of winning,
Speaker 6: you know, not where they get blown out, but where
Speaker 6: they have a chance of winning, you know, the score
Speaker 6: is going to be sixteen, thirteen, thirteen, ten, you know
Speaker 6: something like that, and thirteen to ten yesterday with a
Speaker 6: walk off game winning kick.
Speaker 1: So you see as Senior Night, the last game of
Speaker 1: the season for the Bearcats playing TCU, tee it up.
Speaker 6: Well, I think if if by ten o'clock tonight we're
Speaker 6: talking about a season that started with the Bearcats being
Speaker 6: five and two and it ends with them being five
Speaker 6: and seven, you know, quite frankly, not only is that
Speaker 6: going to leave a really rotten taste in everybody's mouth,
Speaker 6: I think that's that's going to be something that's going
Speaker 6: to be a really hard sell to a lot of
Speaker 6: Bearcat fans who are trying to feel like the program
Speaker 6: is moving in the right direction. And you know, if
Speaker 6: you go back, you know, five or six weeks ago,
Speaker 6: it really felt like, you know, this was this was
Speaker 6: going in the right direction. They won their fifth game,
Speaker 6: beat a good Arizona State team, and.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they were five and two, at that point, right.
Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, folks were even wondering like could could they
Speaker 6: sneak into the Big twelve championship game? And since then,
Speaker 6: I think not only have they lost the four straight games,
Speaker 6: but they they've just kind of gotten progressively worse. You know,
Speaker 6: they were non competitive, I thought for the most part
Speaker 6: against Kansas State last week. And so I think the
Speaker 6: first thing for me is, you know, just mentally, where
Speaker 6: are the Bearcats right now? Because you know, being down
Speaker 6: there this week and talking to a handful of players,
Speaker 6: they've talked a lot about Senior Night. They've talked about,
Speaker 6: as every team does, we want to win this one
Speaker 6: for our seniors. They've talked about one to a ball game.
Speaker 6: But I just wonder if things start to go poorly
Speaker 6: early in the game on a cold night at Nippert Stadium,
Speaker 6: I'm not sure how many people are going to be there.
Speaker 37: You know, what do we see?
Speaker 6: Do we see any fight from U? See? This is
Speaker 6: a good TCU team.
Speaker 16: You talk about one of.
Speaker 6: The bigger overachievers in the conference, a TCU team that
Speaker 6: still has an outside chance of getting to the Big
Speaker 6: twelve championship game. They can beat teams in the air,
Speaker 6: but the Bearcat's biggest opponent the last few weeks, I think,
Speaker 6: frankly has been themselves. And I think the most glaring
Speaker 6: issue has been the fact that they just have they
Speaker 6: have totally gone gun shy offensive. They haven't thrown the
Speaker 6: ball deep, they haven't been able to take advantage of
Speaker 6: what I think still are are a good group of weapons.
Speaker 6: And so you know, there's obviously not a huge difference
Speaker 6: between being six and six and five and seven. But
Speaker 6: at six and six, you're probably going to a ball
Speaker 6: game and you have a chance to finish with a
Speaker 6: winning record. You go five and seven, you know, again,
Speaker 6: to go from five to two to five and seven
Speaker 6: is going to be I think a really really hard
Speaker 6: sell for this program this coming offseason.
Speaker 1: I was glad I was working at the bar yesterday
Speaker 1: because I don't have Amazon Prime at home, and we
Speaker 1: do have it at the bar. So I got to
Speaker 1: see my Kansas City Chiefs one more time eke out
Speaker 1: of victory against a team they should be pummeling, the
Speaker 1: Las Vegas Raiders. What is it with this Chiefs team?
Speaker 1: I mean they just outside of the Bills game, they
Speaker 1: just continue to win games that they look like they
Speaker 1: have no business winning or playing like they're gonna.
Speaker 2: I mean, what is the key there nineteen to seventeen
Speaker 2: against the Raiders.
Speaker 1: Huh Yeah.
Speaker 6: They allow the other team to hang around because they're
Speaker 6: not great offensively, and they keep the other team from
Speaker 6: winning because they've gotten some unbelievable luck in special teams play.
Speaker 6: They've gotten some really good special teams play, and they've
Speaker 6: been terrific on the defensive side of the football. And
Speaker 6: you know, you just as you're watching the Raiders drive
Speaker 6: down the field yesterday, if you're like me at least,
Speaker 6: you're wondering, like, all right, how's Kansas City gonna pull
Speaker 6: the rabbit out of their hats? You know, obviously it's
Speaker 6: it's it's remarkable, but you know, you do wonder. It's like,
Speaker 6: how for for the greatness of Mahomes and Reed and
Speaker 6: Kelsey and and that franchise, and and they are to
Speaker 6: be admired as much as people in Cincinnati don't want
Speaker 6: to hear that, Like is this formula going to work?
Speaker 6: And what is going to be an excruciatingly competitive AFC?
Speaker 6: You know, I mean, obviously the Bengals have a very
Speaker 6: uphill battle getting into the postseason. But let's say they
Speaker 6: got in as the seventh seed. That's that's that's the
Speaker 6: best seventh seed arguably in the history of this of
Speaker 6: this format, seventeen per conference format. That's how good this
Speaker 6: this conference is. And so I just I wonder, I
Speaker 6: wonder is this formula going to work? But I think
Speaker 6: what you can think is a Chiefs fan is you know,
Speaker 6: last year in the regular season, they weren't great, and
Speaker 6: then what happened. They got into the postseason. Travis Kelcey
Speaker 6: looked like Travis Kelcey again, Patrick Mahomes looked like Patrick
Speaker 6: Mahomes again, and they figured out a way to beat
Speaker 6: teams they were not favored to beat. But it is
Speaker 6: it has been remarkable this year how they have figured
Speaker 6: I mean, it's it's like the the opposite of the
Speaker 6: Bengals right where they've had these games right that they were,
Speaker 6: you know, a player two away from winning and they
Speaker 6: haven't been able to make the right play or something
Speaker 6: has gone against them. And the opposite has been true
Speaker 6: this year for Kansas City, including in the game the
Speaker 6: two teams played against each other.
Speaker 1: Who's terrible tomorrow, the terrible Towels or the Bengals.
Speaker 6: The Bengals defense you know what I'm what I'm curious is,
Speaker 6: you know, the Steelers the last two weeks offensively have
Speaker 6: not been great. You know, they won a game against
Speaker 6: the Ravens from two weeks ago, but they didn't score
Speaker 6: an offensive touchdowns they like, And then yeah they did,
Speaker 6: and then last weekend in the or last Thursday and
Speaker 6: the snow against the Browns kind of the same thing.
Speaker 6: Can the Bengals defensively take advantage and and how is
Speaker 6: the Christian in the secondary going to be exposed by
Speaker 6: Russell Wilson and the Pittsburgh offense that hasn't been great
Speaker 6: over the last couple of weeks. I trust Joe Burrow
Speaker 6: to score. I trust Joe Burrow to play well against
Speaker 6: whichever defense is out there. But with the benefit of
Speaker 6: a little extra time to prepare, can Lou and Aroumo
Speaker 6: get this defense to play at a league average level.
Speaker 6: I'm not sure the answer is yes over the course
Speaker 6: of the final six games of the season. But if
Speaker 6: the answer is yes tomorrow, frankly they should win the
Speaker 6: football games.
Speaker 1: All right, And we'll see Moe have a wonderful rest
Speaker 1: of the holiday weekend, and we will talk to you
Speaker 1: next week.
Speaker 6: I hope you got a man.
Speaker 2: Thanks sure, Mike Allen counselor. What's going on, my man?
Speaker 1: I'm pretty good?
Speaker 2: How about you? How's your Thanksgiving? It was wonderful? Yeah, yours?
Speaker 35: It was great.
Speaker 1: Ate a little too much as usual, but it was nice.
Speaker 1: Well you went to you did hoiity toydy because I'm
Speaker 1: too lazy to cook. We want to spend the money.
Speaker 1: Spend the money, counselor the buffet at Palm Court.
Speaker 35: What's on the show this morning, Well, we're going to
Speaker 35: talk about the Democrats governor's resistance to Trump. They're trying
Speaker 35: to get that together. Also going to talk a little
Speaker 35: bit about Tom hom and you gotta love that man.
Speaker 35: I do you know he threatened to lock up Denver mayor.
Speaker 35: I hope he does. University of Maryland, Gary, Jeff, they
Speaker 35: have established a fat studies program. I'm not kidding you
Speaker 35: of fact studies. Fat studies program. And it's funny. You're
Speaker 35: gonna laugh if you hear it. I'm gonna talk to
Speaker 35: James Bogan. He's got a lot going on this week
Speaker 35: with respect to biological man participating in the Mountain West
Speaker 35: Women's volleyball tournament.
Speaker 2: You're gonna take a little break from politics. Talk to J. T. Townsend.
Speaker 35: He's an author and true crime detective. He's going to
Speaker 35: give us an update on the nineteen sixty six brick
Speaker 35: A murder and also on the sixty first anniversary of
Speaker 35: the Kennedy assassination.
Speaker 1: All right, it's Saturday midday. We'll be at huddles with
Speaker 1: all those rivalry games, including OSU Michigan at noon's see you,
Speaker 1: then slinging drinks for Hillbillies and others on seven underd
Speaker 1: WLW