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Speaker 2: hope you knew that. If not, now you do. Austin
Speaker 2: Montgomery alongside today, as we've had some fun and this
Speaker 2: is not where I intended to start the four o'clock hour,
Speaker 2: but but I think we have to. So Austin, I'm
Speaker 2: gonna be sending some sounds your way here in just
Speaker 2: a moment. But Doug Gottlieb, for those who don't know
Speaker 2: Doug Gottlieb, and I know everybody knows who Doug gotlib is,
Speaker 2: at least I think.
Speaker 3: That they do.
Speaker 2: Doug Gottlieb is a former college basketball player turned analysts
Speaker 2: turned radio host to after playing ended up sometime after
Speaker 2: his basketball career and did he ended up working for
Speaker 2: ESPN and then left ESPN to go to Fox and
Speaker 2: he's been on Fox Sports Radio for quite some time now.
Speaker 2: I kind of feel like he's one of those guys
Speaker 2: that the majority of people don't really like. And uh,
Speaker 2: clearly there's a lot of people that make jokes about
Speaker 2: him getting caught stealing a wallet when he was in college,
Speaker 2: but like, he just seems to be kind of a
Speaker 2: guy that way more way more dislike him than like him. Like,
Speaker 2: I don't know many Doug Gottlieb fans out there, which
Speaker 2: I actually think is kind of you know, I get it,
Speaker 2: But he and Dan Dakis are two guys that I
Speaker 2: get why people don't like them. I think that's part
Speaker 2: of their like brand. They want people to not like them,
Speaker 2: but they you know, they really do a good job
Speaker 2: of attracting hate listeners, I suppose, but actually think both
Speaker 2: of them are really good at what they do. Dowgkitch
Speaker 2: is a basketball analyst despite being an a hole. It
Speaker 2: was like really good in analyzing the game, and I
Speaker 2: enjoyed that part of it, but he also couldn't help
Speaker 2: but be an a hole at times. Gottlieb is just
Speaker 2: kind of a I mean, can I say this, Like
Speaker 2: I know I can, and I'm not, like there's no
Speaker 2: way to say without it sounding like really mean, But
Speaker 2: like his kind of brand is like he's kind of
Speaker 2: a little bitch, you know what I'm saying, Like, am
Speaker 2: I making sense? There also a voice for it too,
Speaker 2: and that he's got that face right yeah, so you
Speaker 2: know he he is, you know, he's kind of ick.
Speaker 2: But nonetheless, he ended up over the season taking a
Speaker 2: head coaching job. He'd never been a coach before at
Speaker 2: any level, I don't think, and he ended up taking
Speaker 2: the job at Green Bay, which is a small D
Speaker 2: one school, and they're in the midst of a terrible
Speaker 2: stretch where they've lost, like you know, I mean, they're terrible,
Speaker 2: and he has the leading scorer in the country, but
Speaker 2: he's just not playing him for reasons nobody seems to know,
Speaker 2: like the guy's not in trouble, so it's it's kind
Speaker 2: of been a circus for Gottlieb. Well, today they played
Speaker 2: a Division two team and they lost, which again is
Speaker 2: another bad look for gott Leeb And it looks like,
Speaker 2: you know, as most people probably expected, this thing's not
Speaker 2: going to work out very well for him as a
Speaker 2: head coach. But the biggest thing to here that I
Speaker 2: completely forgot about is that he continues to do his
Speaker 2: radio show like he's still a full time afternoon drive
Speaker 2: Fox Sports radio host or I guess middays on the
Speaker 2: West coast from noon to three Pacific time. And you know,
Speaker 2: it's just unusual for a guy to be a Division
Speaker 2: one head basketball coach while still hosting a daily talk
Speaker 2: show where he has to talk about college basketball, among
Speaker 2: other things. But FSR allowed him to do it, and
Speaker 2: Green Bay allowed him to do it. And clearly, I
Speaker 2: don't know if his show is struggling or suffering, but
Speaker 2: he just lost to a D two team. He was
Speaker 2: expected to go on the air an hour later, and
Speaker 2: I don't think he's been there for his show, Like
Speaker 2: I think they may have a fill in in right now.
Speaker 2: And I'm not encouraging you to go look, because you
Speaker 2: know you need to stay here with us. But I'm
Speaker 2: gonna let you cause this is such a Gottlieb thing here.
Speaker 2: This is Gottlieb, and I just sent you the most
Speaker 2: recent video. I think I sent you the wrong one
Speaker 2: the first time, Austin, but this is Gottlieb before the
Speaker 2: game against this team, Michigan Tech, who he lost to
Speaker 2: you today again, but when previewing them, he referred to
Speaker 2: them as nobody you see if you can play that.
Speaker 2: I mean, I mean, maybe he's such a dork. I mean,
Speaker 2: maybe it's the recency of this and it being Gottlieb
Speaker 2: that has me saying what I'm about to say. That
Speaker 2: is one of the ultimate backfires I've ever heard from
Speaker 2: a coach. And he couldn't have thought that, like his
Speaker 2: team was in a good place to where he can
Speaker 2: take anybody lightly, let alone I mean a D two team,
Speaker 2: I know is a lower level, but that is such
Speaker 2: a Gottlieb thing to do and say and for it
Speaker 2: to work out the way that it did, because he
Speaker 2: always finds like he always seems to just be dorky
Speaker 2: and cocky and just smug and then like say something
Speaker 2: completely inaccurate and get dunked on or get called out
Speaker 2: by somebody. Like it's been a rough week for Doug
Speaker 2: gottlie Yeah, yeah, I mean, not only did this happen
Speaker 2: where he is struggling in a major way and calls
Speaker 2: a team coming in, you know, basically saying we shouldn't play
Speaker 2: this team because they're so beneath us, they're nobody you
Speaker 2: and then he loses. But earlier this week and again
Speaker 2: this is where it just like this is where you
Speaker 2: have to keep in mind when you decide to get
Speaker 2: in this world of being you know, a radio host
Speaker 2: and a coach, because again, like he's he's a ballplayer
Speaker 2: before he was an analyst, so like he's he's been
Speaker 2: involved in every side of it a player, coach, and
Speaker 2: you know, media member, but like doing both at the
Speaker 2: same time while coaching and being on the radio like that,
Speaker 2: I just don't know how I mean that's to me,
Speaker 2: it's it's been a disaster and it probably should have
Speaker 2: been something that they were aware could happen, where like
Speaker 2: this just isn't gonna work and when like things aren't
Speaker 2: going well, like having your coach out there every day
Speaker 2: to try to entertain people, Like it's just, I mean,
Speaker 2: it seemed avoidable. I don't really know what Gottley I mean,
Speaker 2: I got by Gottlib would do it. He's able to
Speaker 2: still keep his job, probably making a lot of money
Speaker 2: and then also coaching a basketball team probably making you know,
Speaker 2: not what you'd make it a big time program, but
Speaker 2: still that's a full time job making I would say,
Speaker 2: a pretty damn good salary. But if you're if you're
Speaker 2: a Green Bay maybe you just think Okay, what do
Speaker 2: we have to lose. We're green Bay. Let's give this
Speaker 2: guy a shot and see if it works out. If not,
Speaker 2: you know, we'll move on and we'll probably still be
Speaker 2: Green Bay. But this earlier in the week was wild
Speaker 2: because Adam Schefter reported that Sacramento State was in discussions
Speaker 2: to hire former Pro Bowl QB Mike Vick as its
Speaker 2: new head football coach. Per sources, That's the tweet I'm
Speaker 2: reading from Schefter. Then he goes on to say that
Speaker 2: Sacramento State plans to move up to FBS and is
Speaker 2: building a new stadium and has over fifty million dollars
Speaker 2: in ANIL raised at Sacramento State. Now, in the end,
Speaker 2: Sacramento State did not hire Mike Vick because Mike Vick
Speaker 2: ended up taking the job at Norfolk State. That actually
Speaker 2: got finalized, I believe yesterday. But that was a Schefter
Speaker 2: tweet from Monday. I believe. Well, Doug Gottlieb quote tweets
Speaker 2: it like he's trying to like clown Adam Schefter and says,
Speaker 2: Jesus shifty, Edit, what agent's telling you? Zero point zero
Speaker 2: percent chance Sack State has fifty million ANIL. Well, like
Speaker 2: you come at Schefty, you better make sure you're ready
Speaker 2: for the clap back. Yeah, your better, Yeah, you better
Speaker 2: be ready for Schefty to you know, reach into into
Speaker 2: the into his holster and pull out something to kind of,
Speaker 2: you know, in the conversation with with you know, them
Speaker 2: being the one Shifty getting the better end of it.
Speaker 2: So he responds to Doug gottlie by saying, the SAC twelve,
Speaker 2: leading the schools in IL efforts, already announced it has
Speaker 2: reached its initial goal of raising fifty milli nil funds
Speaker 2: to strengthen of the school's case for an invitation of
Speaker 2: the PAC twelve or Mountain West Conference. So he's saying
Speaker 2: the zero zero percent chance that had happened. Yet Schefter
Speaker 2: is saying, like, it's not something I'm hearing from an agent, dumbass.
Speaker 2: It's actually something they did and it's been acknowledged. But
Speaker 2: that wasn't where he took the gloves off. I mean,
Speaker 2: this is where Gottlieb gets shoved in a locker here
Speaker 2: by Schefty. And he responded to his own tweet Schefter,
Speaker 2: after initially stating that they did raise fifty million, and said,
Speaker 2: and Jesus dug again, that's a jab because Gottlieb started
Speaker 2: his tweet with Jesus shifty but anyway, Schefter says in
Speaker 2: Jesus dug a seven game losing streak and last place
Speaker 2: in the Horizon League, less time on social media and
Speaker 2: more time in the gym, yike, like you know from
Speaker 2: the top bro body bag to tag him. I mean,
Speaker 2: that's I mean. And then that was earlier this week,
Speaker 2: and then today loses to a D two team, which
Speaker 2: is bad enough in itself the result alone, and then
Speaker 2: to know that he called them nobody you yesterday in
Speaker 2: his press conference and if anything, maybe fsr knew this
Speaker 2: guy sucks as a coach, and if he loses games
Speaker 2: like this, there's gonna be more people wanting wanting to
Speaker 2: you know, hear him cry on his radio show about it.
Speaker 2: I mean, and it does give more visibility, I guess
Speaker 2: to the program. So maybe there's some truth to Hey,
Speaker 2: any attention is good attention. Both are getting more attention
Speaker 2: because of this circus. But again it's it's a circus,
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Speaker 2: then I'll reset with you guys sort of where we started.
Speaker 2: I did start out bitch about Fandel Sportsbook because of
Speaker 2: their process and trying to confirm that my account is
Speaker 2: on the up and up and not doing some fraudulent stuff.
Speaker 2: And if they don't have and a lot of people,
Speaker 2: by the way, have shared they've had, They've jumped around
Speaker 2: to two different sports books and back because they seem
Speaker 2: to continue to run into that and instead of just
Speaker 2: waiting it out and hassling, you just move on to
Speaker 2: a new one. And you know, like, so it's not
Speaker 2: just fandul, I'm sure, and I get why it has
Speaker 2: to be regulated. I talked about that when it comes
Speaker 2: to like you betting illegally, Like you can't let that happen.
Speaker 2: So if I'm in Kentucky where it's legal, and Austin's
Speaker 2: in Georgia where it's not, and he's like, hey, log
Speaker 2: into my DraftKings or FanDuel account in Kentucky and make
Speaker 2: a bet for me because you know, I'm not allowed
Speaker 2: to do it here and I got money in my account. Well,
Speaker 2: if they see that, that cause you got to have
Speaker 2: your location on anyway to make any better. So they
Speaker 2: see that that account is being logged into and accessed
Speaker 2: in completely different parts of the country within seconds of
Speaker 2: each other, they're going to flag that. But like, you
Speaker 2: should also have the ability to know that me logging
Speaker 2: into I mean, if you're tracking my location, like you're
Speaker 2: attracting my exact location. So when I log in to
Speaker 2: like if I log into my account in Tennessee where
Speaker 2: I was this weekend and it's a Sunday afternoon and
Speaker 2: then I drive across state lines into Kentucky and I
Speaker 2: log back in, that's not I mean, I guess that
Speaker 2: can be viewed as like suspicious, but like, if anything,
Speaker 2: you should just kick me out of my account and
Speaker 2: make me log back in again and verify something. Instead,
Speaker 2: they just locked me out completely. I can't get in,
Speaker 2: especially since it's a border state too.
Speaker 4: It's like right there, they make it act like it's
Speaker 4: impossible that one could just be in Kentucky and then Tennessee,
Speaker 4: not in the matter of ten minutes.
Speaker 2: Whenever, I like think about how much money these these
Speaker 2: sportsbooks are making. And I know that you know they've
Speaker 2: they've got I mean, it costs a lot of money
Speaker 2: to operate what they do. But I just feel like
Speaker 2: there's should be another option of other than just a bot.
Speaker 2: And because the bots don't actually do anything, they just okay,
Speaker 2: we've escalated it to a team member and they'll be
Speaker 2: with you in twenty four to seventy two hours. And
Speaker 2: you know that alone sucks, but whatever. Then I wait
Speaker 2: and then I get another response for them asking basically
Speaker 2: the same thing they ask for initially, And now I
Speaker 2: got to wait another three days. And it's not the
Speaker 2: end of the world. But like, if you can't confirm
Speaker 2: like that I'm on the up and up, I guess
Speaker 2: maybe you could make some kind of a claim that,
Speaker 2: like I bet illegally in another state, so like the
Speaker 2: money that I won, your claiming is yours now, Like
Speaker 2: I don't, I mean, that's not what happened, but I
Speaker 2: should be able to take out my money and leave.
Speaker 2: Like the fact that I just got money sitting there,
Speaker 2: which it's not an insane amount of money. But like,
Speaker 2: you know, trust me, whenever I if I do leave
Speaker 2: FanDuel for good, I'm gonna take the money with me
Speaker 2: and deposit it in that account. I mean, that's just
Speaker 2: that's what I'm gonna do. So it's just you know,
Speaker 2: first world problems, right. But if you're going to operate
Speaker 2: and be so in our face when it comes to
Speaker 2: sports betting the way that you are, like, maybe put
Speaker 2: a little bit more of your resources into cleaning this
Speaker 2: stuff up so people can actually utilize your product and
Speaker 2: have people on hand that can answer a phone call
Speaker 2: and I can verify, like they can ask me, you know,
Speaker 2: what size shoe I weary? You know, I'll verify whatever
Speaker 2: you need for you to know that I am who
Speaker 2: I am and I'm in the state that I'm in,
Speaker 2: and then we're good to go. But this long process
Speaker 2: just seems, you know, in my opinion, unacceptable. Now, didn't
Speaker 2: didn't one of these sports books claim that you, like
Speaker 2: you hustled them or something? Yeah, it was because you
Speaker 2: were telling me something about this the other day and
Speaker 2: like I'm thinking, like wait a second, like that doesn't
Speaker 2: it was they can't they can't take their money back.
Speaker 3: It was FanDuel because they tried to. I guess it was.
Speaker 3: I don't know what's going on with FanDuel here.
Speaker 1: It was.
Speaker 4: This is something from apparently two years ago where they're
Speaker 4: calling me back. Now it's went to collections apparently, and
Speaker 4: I have a collections agency call it. I don't even
Speaker 4: know how you can owe of sportsbook money they apparently
Speaker 4: they say the fit can get on credit, right. Yeah,
Speaker 4: they said the funds weren't in my account. And because
Speaker 4: I guess it was probably too transaction, won the like
Speaker 4: fifty dollars and one of like forty dollars total of
Speaker 4: ninety dollars that they're saying that I owe them because
Speaker 4: I guess I guess I didn't use a card.
Speaker 2: I use it their money back.
Speaker 3: Who do they think they are?
Speaker 4: I guess I used my bank account, the linked bank account,
Speaker 4: and not like the card or something. But that I
Speaker 4: guess that they took it immediately.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that you can tie up. I've never
Speaker 2: been able to tie a bank account to one of these.
Speaker 2: I mean, I get why, I understand that you can,
Speaker 2: but in that so, they probably could they have take it,
Speaker 2: like did the bank did they take out money that
Speaker 2: wasn't there or something.
Speaker 4: I guess that's what they're claiming. I guess when you
Speaker 4: do it on the card, it's instantly and it'll instantly
Speaker 4: come off my card. But I guess with the bank account,
Speaker 4: they probably like trusted it and gave me the credits. Anyways,
Speaker 4: but that once again you said it earlier, that sounds
Speaker 4: like you problem. Yeah, so let me take that out there.
Speaker 2: You didn't have the resources to understand, like your your technology,
Speaker 2: your operation was not effective enough to understand that you
Speaker 2: gave this man money whenever. I guess you shouldn't have. Now,
Speaker 2: maybe it's just a mistake on their end, but like
Speaker 2: that's like, I mean, who was it that won? Was
Speaker 2: it Wes Welker who was the receiver for the for
Speaker 2: the Patriots that won a bunch of money at Churchill
Speaker 2: Downs on there, but you just started to hand in
Speaker 2: it out. Yeah, it was Wes Welker, And we later
Speaker 2: learned that he got overpaid by a substantial amount, which
Speaker 2: is why he was doing that. Churchill Downs acted like
Speaker 2: he owed them money and it became a public thing,
Speaker 2: like everybody laughing at Churchill Downs like no you that,
Speaker 2: I mean, that's your that's your fault like you there's
Speaker 2: I mean, I'm pretty sure there's nothing they can actually do.
Speaker 2: And again, if they let you wager with money that
Speaker 2: that was was credited to your account at their at
Speaker 2: their fault meaning their fault, like that's them. Yeah mean,
Speaker 2: And I guess when they went like they like, it
Speaker 2: can't be that much money.
Speaker 4: Right, No, And I guess when they went back and
Speaker 4: tried to credit the account probably like a few days later,
Speaker 4: I probably didn't have that money in the but like
Speaker 4: once again that you shouldn't have let me take that
Speaker 4: out in the first place. But they're not getting that
Speaker 4: back from me. Yeah, I mean, And you can collections
Speaker 4: at all they want, I mean, and I mean.
Speaker 2: I've had by the way, just see there are I
Speaker 2: would imagine and I could be wrong here, but collections,
Speaker 2: like I don't think this is something to do like
Speaker 2: they could. They can be hounding you to try to
Speaker 2: give money back and try to scare you, but I
Speaker 2: don't at least won't be on your credit because it
Speaker 2: wasn't something it wasn't something you financed like you didn't, yeah,
Speaker 2: like you didn't borrow money from them. They gave you
Speaker 2: money that they now have determined that like they shouldn't have.
Speaker 2: But either way, that's like they have no I mean again,
Speaker 2: I'm talking like I'm a lawyer and I'm not, and
Speaker 2: I could be totally wrong here, but I don't think
Speaker 2: they have any ability to make it to where like
Speaker 2: you go to collections and your credit score is ruined.
Speaker 2: Because again, this was a goof on their part, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, like you didn't sign up, You
Speaker 2: didn't say, hey, give me ninety bucks to bet with
Speaker 2: and I'll pay you back and then just run, you
Speaker 2: know what I mean, Like, so they can go to hell.
Speaker 2: And which grade about this is that they are the
Speaker 2: only sports book at least that I know of that
Speaker 2: does not do any business with us at the station,
Speaker 2: which if they want you, you know, they know how
Speaker 2: we feel now maybe they can win us over. And
Speaker 2: so yeah, they throw me as there's opportunity for you
Speaker 2: to fix this if you want.
Speaker 3: Clear my name, but get my guy logged back in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there's certainly Their biggest competitor, of course is DraftKings,
Speaker 2: and they had DraftKings to my and that maybe this
Speaker 2: has changed, but at one point had exclusivity, meaning if
Speaker 2: we're you know, DraftKings is willing to be on the
Speaker 2: station knowing other competitors are also lightly involved in the
Speaker 2: station other than one, of course, their big competitor, which
Speaker 2: is which is fandal.
Speaker 4: So and DraftKings does have a better new bonus offer
Speaker 4: because they're giving you a match up to twenty five
Speaker 4: dollars to where fans FanDuel is just given giving you
Speaker 4: one hundred percent profit boost like get out of here
Speaker 4: to hell with your profit via.
Speaker 2: The I mean, I logged in yesterday ad DraftKings for
Speaker 2: the first time. I made that bet minus four Florida
Speaker 2: against Carolina, which came in. So I'm now just gonna
Speaker 2: ride with this until I get something figured out, go
Speaker 2: for it into one way or the other. But you know,
Speaker 2: I'm I'm somebody that's been more so lately doing bets
Speaker 2: that are not uh you know, that are not parlays,
Speaker 2: just doing straight bets. I do both.
Speaker 3: But what a responsible gambler I've got.
Speaker 2: I mean, right now, let me pull it up here.
Speaker 2: I just had it. I just had it on on
Speaker 2: on the app here. I am going again having to
Speaker 2: when I'm logging in on my computer and my phone
Speaker 2: at the same time. And maybe this is gonna trigger
Speaker 2: some kind of fraud and maybe get locked out of
Speaker 2: here too. But yeah, they've got a great promo going
Speaker 2: on right now where you can get plus let's see
Speaker 2: a college basketball parlay at DraftKings plus one oh five. Yeah,
Speaker 2: up to one hundred and five per I'm not plus
Speaker 2: one five, I'm sorry, up to boost your bet up
Speaker 2: to one hundred and five percent with a college basketball parlay.
Speaker 2: So you know, I got a three legger right here
Speaker 2: that I've put together and because of the boost that
Speaker 2: they're giving, you know, ten bucks pays eighty.
Speaker 3: He said you had three legs.
Speaker 2: I mean I do have three legs at the parlay here? Yes, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I got three legs and Morey's and one of course,
Speaker 2: yeah that's a known thing. I thought that was a
Speaker 2: very very poor uh joke on my end. Sorry, you're
Speaker 2: gonna get you. I love it. You're gonna You're gonna
Speaker 2: get me. You're gonna get me there a few times.
Speaker 2: Let's go throughout our experience where you're gonna have me
Speaker 2: slip up and maybe be a little raunchier version of me,
Speaker 2: which hey, I don't I'm I just don't know if
Speaker 2: the listeners are ready for it, ready or not. I
Speaker 2: think it's I think it's gonna happen. Now, speaking of that,
Speaker 2: ready or not, Doctor Larry Bins, he's not raunchy, he's professional,
Speaker 2: he's great. He's gonna join us on the other side.
Speaker 2: Keep it locked right here on Sports Talk seven ninety.
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Speaker 3: H Larry.
Speaker 2: I'll start with a question about our beloved Teddy Bridgewater.
Speaker 2: What do you think of him deciding to get back
Speaker 2: in the NFL after just one season away, and in
Speaker 2: that season away he helped lead his alma mater to
Speaker 2: a to a state championship down there in Florida. I
Speaker 2: was not expecting this from Teddy, but you know, I
Speaker 2: hope it works out for him.
Speaker 5: No, absolutely, it's it's fascinating. I read it in a
Speaker 5: couple of different ways. He is such an incredible citizen
Speaker 5: to folks from his hometown there at Northwest Miami. And
Speaker 5: what's interesting is he said that, you know, this might
Speaker 5: be just kind of coming to the season now, and
Speaker 5: then he's going to be back with his high school
Speaker 5: team in February. If I read that correctly, Yeah, So
Speaker 5: I don't usually Yeah, And so look, you know, he
Speaker 5: clearly looks great. He's had a year of recovery or
Speaker 5: most of the season of recovery. Quarterbacks are dropping like
Speaker 5: flies in the NFL. And he is a great culture guy.
Speaker 5: So he would be a welcome addition for any team
Speaker 5: that would need him. I don't get the impression that
Speaker 5: this is a long term and I get the impression
Speaker 5: that this is a bridge or in the pun to
Speaker 5: the next season. I mean, he won state championship in
Speaker 5: his first first as a head coach. That's pretty incredible
Speaker 5: to think about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and you mentioned him being a good locker room guy.
Speaker 2: Your locker room, regardless if he takes a snap or not,
Speaker 2: would be better if he's evault, if he's a part
Speaker 2: of it, because he's just I mean he's been respected
Speaker 2: and loved, and we were early in that process, and
Speaker 2: obviously he became a fan favorite and a legend around
Speaker 2: here and just a really really likable, popular guy who
Speaker 2: led to some over to some great great moments. And
Speaker 2: then you go to the NFL and everywhere he went,
Speaker 2: and he went to a lot of places towards the
Speaker 2: end as he was coming off of that injury, and
Speaker 2: it seemed as if no matter where he was, he
Speaker 2: was mister popular and didn't surprise us, but also nice
Speaker 2: to see when he moved on he was still the
Speaker 2: same guy and I'm sure is still still that guy today.
Speaker 2: When people think of Teddy around here, they're going to
Speaker 2: think of the legendary career that he had in the
Speaker 2: great moments and in the NFL. I kind of feel
Speaker 2: like maybe folks would just remember the injury and how
Speaker 2: severe it was and thinking, well, there's no way this
Speaker 2: guy's ever going to play again, and you know, his
Speaker 2: recovery the process, and he did get back to playing
Speaker 2: and obviously never broke through his big time guy in
Speaker 2: the NFL, leading the league anything like that, but he
Speaker 2: got healthy, he got comfortable, and he was a really
Speaker 2: good filling for backup for Drew Brees during that special season.
Speaker 2: So I'm just curious, given you know, the rehab that
Speaker 2: he went through in such severe injury, it's got to
Speaker 2: be something that folks in your industry, you know, are
Speaker 2: well aware of and remember to think like that's that's
Speaker 2: a good sign of really what recovery and that whole
Speaker 2: process can do. We think these guys will never play
Speaker 2: again with severity of the injuries, and Teddy's a good example,
Speaker 2: but that's not always the case.
Speaker 5: No, that's exactly right. I think the other advantage he
Speaker 5: has with the NFL is they run schemes around the
Speaker 5: quarterback's ability much different than you know, if you're in
Speaker 5: a high school or college and you might be locked
Speaker 5: into a certain type of offense. The NFL has a
Speaker 5: better ability to adjust to, you know, the competencies and
Speaker 5: the strengths of their quarterback. And he's an incredible guy
Speaker 5: to have around the locker room. You know, played played
Speaker 5: for a decade, I guess played for a number of teams,
Speaker 5: so he brings together a perspective that not many people do.
Speaker 5: With have his reputation. I remember not too many years
Speaker 5: ago bumping into him at the at the Derby, and
Speaker 5: he was there glad handling and having a good time,
Speaker 5: and he said something to me that I'll never forget.
Speaker 5: He said, you know, I always live near where the
Speaker 5: workout places where I work. He says, I learned that
Speaker 5: from other folks. And he says, learned that no other temptation.
Speaker 5: That's why I'm in the office all the time. And
Speaker 5: so he's just an exemplary ambassador for the university. I mean,
Speaker 5: think of the think of the game that we beat
Speaker 5: Rutgers in where they had to carry them around. Think
Speaker 5: of the Sugar Bowl that you know, to me is
Speaker 5: one of the greatest games of u L history. And
Speaker 5: he's just an important part of our history.
Speaker 2: No doubt about it. Doctr Lorry Ben's a proia physical Therapies.
Speaker 2: Our guest joining us here on Sports Talk seven ninety.
Speaker 2: When it comes to Pack Kelsey and the Louis of Cardinals,
Speaker 2: they've had a roller coaster of a season, given the
Speaker 2: injuries and some really big highs, especially when you were
Speaker 2: with them. Maybe you were the good luck charm, Larry.
Speaker 2: I know you had a good experience down there in
Speaker 2: the Bahamas, but man, some really good wins there and
Speaker 2: even a good game that you came up short against Oklahoma,
Speaker 2: but you also lost case In Pryor for the year.
Speaker 2: He later found out that Korin Johnson is also going
Speaker 2: to be sidelined for the remainder of the season. But
Speaker 2: one player, and I want to get back to those
Speaker 2: guys in a moment, But one player that is expecting
Speaker 2: to make a return is Kidder Triore, who is a
Speaker 2: transfer from Long Beach State. He's only played in just
Speaker 2: a couple of games. He's waiting on a fracture to
Speaker 2: heal and his arm. If he is, in fact, and
Speaker 2: I'm not sure if he is, but if he is
Speaker 2: getting closer to returning, maybe in the next couple of
Speaker 2: weeks or something like that, what would you say the
Speaker 2: process is like for him in that final couple of weeks, Meaning,
Speaker 2: you know, I'm sure he's still able to run and
Speaker 2: stay in shape, but obviously, you know, you got to
Speaker 2: let that bone heel. So I'm just I don't know
Speaker 2: how much basketball activity that he has going on as
Speaker 2: he's trying to get back, but there's no doubt they
Speaker 2: could certainly use him right now given how thin they are.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and he's a tremendous reboundary. He has this incredible knack,
Speaker 5: just a special gift. He's a great joy to be around.
Speaker 5: He's always smiling, he's very motivated, incredibly hardworking. He really
Speaker 5: is sort of the quintessential you know, Pet Kelsey guy.
Speaker 5: And you know he had effectively a risk for arm injury.
Speaker 5: Think of it that way. It's not a real complicated
Speaker 5: fracture that he had, but it does take mother nature,
Speaker 5: you know, six to eight weeks. Now. On top of that,
Speaker 5: you know, basketball is a contact sport, and so you
Speaker 5: have to bring him back slowly.
Speaker 2: I'm sure.
Speaker 5: I'm quite confident that his aerobic capacity will be fine.
Speaker 5: But then you get into the game simulation and the
Speaker 5: stops and the goes and rebounding and getting confidence. You
Speaker 5: know where his arm is hurting, that if he bumps
Speaker 5: it against something that it won't you know, refracture or
Speaker 5: reinjure or just have this sort of inhibition effect. That's
Speaker 5: a big thing we worry about when athletes return his inhibition,
Speaker 5: will they be vulnerable to another injury or be a
Speaker 5: little bit colactly better term cowardly in their attempt. I'm
Speaker 5: quite sure he will overcome that. He's not a young
Speaker 5: player you know, he comes with maturity, and boy, we
Speaker 5: need him and he will be a welcome edition back here.
Speaker 5: Larger points. I don't know that I've ever seen a
Speaker 5: basketball team this sort of bit with injuries that have, yeah,
Speaker 5: that have caused season you know, ending injuries so early
Speaker 5: in the season. You know, certainly, we had our big
Speaker 5: guy who never even you know, we red shirted him
Speaker 5: from day one, even though he played at the end
Speaker 5: of the season last year for BYU. And then we
Speaker 5: have you know, three or four injuries, you know, two
Speaker 5: of which are season ending, very very early on players
Speaker 5: that we were counting on a lot of productivity. I
Speaker 5: was in the Bahamas and watched Prior's injury and that
Speaker 5: was that was just so sad. But he's a tough kid.
Speaker 5: His dad was there and you could see that the
Speaker 5: family dynamics are just incredible. And I certainly am hopeful
Speaker 5: that his surgery has has gone well and that he's
Speaker 5: on the end and we'll be back next year as well,
Speaker 5: though it's much more complicated because of the extent of
Speaker 5: his knee injury, whether or not he truly truly comes
Speaker 5: back or wants to come back, given transfer portal and
Speaker 5: other kind of things that can happen, but I'm certainly hope, hopeful,
Speaker 5: and he is again another player that just fit in
Speaker 5: so well with the system.
Speaker 2: Now, when it comes to to Korin Johnson and him needing,
Speaker 2: I guess they ended up getting a second opinion and
Speaker 2: it led to them deciding to have surgery, which of
Speaker 2: course will keep him out for the season. But is
Speaker 2: that I mean is I guess it all depends, of
Speaker 2: course on the person the injury, and not everybody's the same.
Speaker 2: But would that be something that if Korin wanted to
Speaker 2: come back next season and play at Louisville or anywhere,
Speaker 2: I mean, that would tom frame be to where he
Speaker 2: would be ready to go at the beginning of the year,
Speaker 2: maybe middle of the year, even before that.
Speaker 5: Certainly his injury is a little more straightforward in terms
Speaker 5: of what needed to be done. That doesn't mean that
Speaker 5: the shoulder, you know, isn't a complicated joint that you know,
Speaker 5: might have might have issues in his rehab, But he
Speaker 5: certainly has expressed his desire to play next year, and
Speaker 5: given the type of surgery and everything that he had,
Speaker 5: the time frame you know, works out very very well.
Speaker 5: In fact, he should be able to be back well
Speaker 5: before the season starts, you know, again, you know, assuming
Speaker 5: there's not any other complications that can evolve. But generally
Speaker 5: it's a little more straightforward than a knee injury, where
Speaker 5: you have an ACL and some other complications there on
Speaker 5: a big guy. But there's certainly been plenty of acls
Speaker 5: that have come back too, So both are possible, but
Speaker 5: you know, one one's going to have more, you know,
Speaker 5: you know, more more of an algorithm around whether or
Speaker 5: not you can truly come back.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: I hope that they get Treilray back soon and and
Speaker 2: you know, this team ends up having a successful year,
Speaker 2: which is certainly still in the mix. It's not something
Speaker 2: the record of the teams that have beat Louisville, two
Speaker 2: of them are undefeated, and I think there's a total
Speaker 2: of four losses among those teams. So they've played a
Speaker 2: really challenging schedule, and I think some of the performances
Speaker 2: they've had, even no short handed, would have been good
Speaker 2: enough to beat a lot of teams. Now we'll see
Speaker 2: once the schedule lightens up just a little bit. But
Speaker 2: I don't care if they have five guys. I don't
Speaker 2: want that to happen, but it could be anybody. I
Speaker 2: know that the group on the floor is not going
Speaker 2: to feel sorry for themselves. They're not going to be victims.
Speaker 2: They're going to play hard, they're going to have a
Speaker 2: good head about them, They're going to have good energy,
Speaker 2: and I think it's been a real bummer that we're
Speaker 2: in the position that we're in with the injuries. But
Speaker 2: it's also, I think been a really good, really good
Speaker 2: sign for Louisville fans to see that the guy leading
Speaker 2: them is probably the best guy for it when it
Speaker 2: comes to kind of navigating, because it's tough not to
Speaker 2: soult and feel sorry for yourself. They've had a you know,
Speaker 2: they've been snake bitten, as you mentioned, and yet they
Speaker 2: go out there seemingly every night and you never know
Speaker 2: that they've had some setbacks. I just love the energy
Speaker 2: about this team. I know you were pretty close with
Speaker 2: them during that trip, and I want them to win
Speaker 2: every game, but I'm gonna I'm gonna enjoy watching them
Speaker 2: regardless because I feel like they're going to continue to
Speaker 2: give it their all. And you know, it would be
Speaker 2: easy to kind of feel like, oh, this the season's
Speaker 2: kind of got away from us, but they don't they
Speaker 2: don't have that attitude at all.
Speaker 5: No, they don't. So and the fan dynamics have been great.
Speaker 5: We just had the greatest fans. You know, they play
Speaker 5: with intention, they play with purpose. They absolutely play no
Speaker 5: excuse basketball. And I harken back to many of the
Speaker 5: you know, public presents that coach Kelsey did, and you know,
Speaker 5: he repeated himself multiple times by saying, you know, we're
Speaker 5: not trying to have the best program. We're trying to
Speaker 5: have the program has the best culture, because culture will
Speaker 5: then lead to your best program, and so you achieve
Speaker 5: success sort of obliquely. And what he is trying to
Speaker 5: build here is something that can carry over from team
Speaker 5: to team. We don't have a lot of players that
Speaker 5: are young in the system, but we have a few
Speaker 5: and if they play hard and they see what's happening,
Speaker 5: you know, we're already seeing improvement, you know, at least
Speaker 5: from roots and other players. So it's it's something that
Speaker 5: we're excited about. And our fans really do you know,
Speaker 5: our fans are are definitely basketball you know, understanding fans,
Speaker 5: and they see what they're liking what they see.
Speaker 2: No doubt, and man, it's it's just a it's not
Speaker 2: surprising necessarily, but to see to know the fan base
Speaker 2: was so hungry and to see just how much. And
Speaker 2: maybe I'm giving us a little too much credit as fans,
Speaker 2: but I think despite some of the losses thus far, Man,
Speaker 2: these fans are energized by this guy who's coaching this team.
Speaker 2: And and uh, you know, their reflection of Pat Kelsey.
Speaker 2: And that's a good thing. And it and it may
Speaker 2: sound corny to some whenever you hear the pitch presentation
Speaker 2: and those kind of things, but man, it's true. I mean,
Speaker 2: you have a good culture that's gonna doesn't mean you're
Speaker 2: gonna win every game, but it's the best. It's the
Speaker 2: best recipe to have a good program that does have success.
Speaker 2: And and and you know that that's that's something that's infectious.
Speaker 2: People want to be a part of it. Rather it
Speaker 2: be recruits guys in the transfer portal coaches that may
Speaker 2: want to come in and join the staff. So good stuff,
Speaker 2: no doubt. Speaking of good stuff. Louisville Volleyball, they're in
Speaker 2: the final four. Uh, they've got yeah. I told my
Speaker 2: friend Jessica. She asked me because her daughter's getting into
Speaker 2: volleyball and she enjoys our conversation that we have UH
Speaker 2: here on the show, and she wanted me to ask
Speaker 2: what are the most common injuries if there is one.
Speaker 2: Maybe there's not just one for UH girl women's volleyball players,
Speaker 2: maybe high school, I'm sure, maybe it differs upon you know,
Speaker 2: upon age and whatnot, But what are the most common
Speaker 2: injuries that you guys treat and hear about from those
Speaker 2: that play volleyball.
Speaker 5: Definitely, that's won't surprise you. You know, upper extremity for sure,
Speaker 5: you know, overhead, especially in the taller frontline players. At
Speaker 5: the same time, you can see the jumping that happens,
Speaker 5: and my goodness, this team is so athletic. It is
Speaker 5: so much fun to watch and they get high off
Speaker 5: the ground and so anytime you have that, you have
Speaker 5: you know, potential knee and ankle injuries as well. Not
Speaker 5: too many years ago, I was brought in to treat
Speaker 5: one of the volleyball players with dry needling on their
Speaker 5: abdominal muscles. She had abdominal strains and pulls. So we
Speaker 5: see all types there. Yeah, yeah, so you see some
Speaker 5: abdominal strains as well. We've had a healthy year, though,
Speaker 5: you know, she's had some bad luck in the past
Speaker 5: with some of the injuries, but it's been a good
Speaker 5: year relative to that from what I can tell. And
Speaker 5: you know, again it goes to the culture. I mean,
Speaker 5: look at the goodness. You know, third final four.
Speaker 3: You know you're playing a team.
Speaker 5: All four number one seeds are in the final four.
Speaker 5: How often does that happen in any sport? And the
Speaker 5: competitiveness of these games are just fun to watch. You know,
Speaker 5: we played really close at Pitt, you know, going all
Speaker 5: five sets, and then they beat us a little more
Speaker 5: solidly at home. But it's going to be It's tough
Speaker 5: to be anything any team in any sport three times
Speaker 5: or one year, and man, these girls are fired up.
Speaker 5: And look how well they played last weekend. It's just
Speaker 5: incredible to watch.
Speaker 2: I don't know if the numbers back this up, but
Speaker 2: I feel like women's college volleyball has has exploded and
Speaker 2: been one of the more popular fast rising sports that
Speaker 2: the you know the end that college athletics has sort
Speaker 2: of as a television product, And I can tell you firsthand,
Speaker 2: I usually just stick with the sports that really interest me,
Speaker 2: and that's basketball and football. But there's nothing that I
Speaker 2: end up finding on television. Mostly when UFL plays because
Speaker 2: that's what's going to interest me. But man, it is
Speaker 2: such an entertaining product on team, the game itself, it's
Speaker 2: it's fast paced. You don't really have to understand a
Speaker 2: ton about the sport as far as rules to underst mean,
Speaker 2: it's pretty easy to pick up. Like I wouldn't be
Speaker 2: shocked if this thing continues over the next few years
Speaker 2: to grow to where it's become one of the more
Speaker 2: uh tell what, it gets more viewership than most of
Speaker 2: the NCAA sports outside of football and basketball.
Speaker 5: Now, it's a good point. And if you notice the
Speaker 5: you know they they have the finals on Thursday and
Speaker 5: Sunday this year, so this is not only a big,
Speaker 5: big weekend for volleyball, it's a big weekend for the
Speaker 5: city at Louisville. That'll be showcased in here. And if
Speaker 5: the proxy of texting you and get asking for where
Speaker 5: do I get tickets as any kind of measure, I've
Speaker 5: got more requests or more as for the last week
Speaker 5: than for any other sport. It is tremendous UH sport
Speaker 5: to view. You don't even have to know who's playing
Speaker 5: to enjoy watching women's volleyball. And I appreciate their athleticism,
Speaker 5: you know, as well as the competitive instincts around it.
Speaker 5: It's it's and I tell you, Freedom Haul was a
Speaker 5: magic place to watch this last weekend. Just the memories
Speaker 5: of being in there and lining up saw lines a
Speaker 5: mile long for the ice cream. The only thing is
Speaker 5: missing was no smell of the roasted peanuts week you
Speaker 5: used to have in the old days for the copy
Speaker 5: or the copy machines printing out the stats from the
Speaker 5: first half. Outside of that, it was the old Freedom Hall.
Speaker 5: I don't think anything's changed since we beat Syracuse for
Speaker 5: that final game, and that is that.
Speaker 2: Is nostalgia right there. And seeing I mean, there's like
Speaker 2: a it's like a theater type feel when you watch
Speaker 2: it on you know. I haven't been to Freedom Halls.
Speaker 2: I went to the TVT games. But watching an event
Speaker 2: on live television and Freedom Hall minute it just reminded
Speaker 2: me of sort of that theater feel that you would
Speaker 2: have in Freedom Hall. And seeing that that that older
Speaker 2: version of the cardinal right there on the logo, which
Speaker 2: it's still used pretty regularly, but man, it was it
Speaker 2: was awesome to see. You're right, a big weekend for
Speaker 2: for Louisville not only the cards in this volleyball program,
Speaker 2: but just you know, to show off that we do
Speaker 2: support some big time sports around here. But Larry has
Speaker 2: always really appreciate your time. And if I don't talk
Speaker 2: to you before Christmas, I hope you have a very
Speaker 2: merry Christmas.
Speaker 5: And again go cards, Thank you, have a happy holiday,
Speaker 5: and go cars big sports this weekend.
Speaker 2: No doubt that's doctor Larry. Ben's a proa physical therapy,
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Speaker 2: I would love to know who is in charge of
Speaker 2: scheduling for our revenue sports. A month without a home
Speaker 2: football game and two huge gaps without games in November
Speaker 2: and December for basketball doesn't make any sense when it
Speaker 2: comes to engagement from fans, and it can't be good
Speaker 2: for the team to be away from home or have
Speaker 2: that many days without games. I will say this, I
Speaker 2: don't know in any way, like I don't think anybody
Speaker 2: did anything wrong or anybody's at fault when it comes
Speaker 2: to the football side. Because Louisville they went, let's see
Speaker 2: what was it? What were the dates because that that
Speaker 2: just felt weird, like they had two games that didn't
Speaker 2: feel real when they started the season at home because
Speaker 2: of who they were against. And part of that is
Speaker 2: because Indiana backed out. But then you played Georgia Tech,
Speaker 2: then you went to Notre Dame, then you had SMU
Speaker 2: I think it was, and after that Virginia in Miami.
Speaker 2: But after Miami, you played Miami at home on October nineteenth,
Speaker 2: and then your next home game was over a month
Speaker 2: later on November twenty third. Like that that that's if
Speaker 2: anybody's just the ACC's fault. Like I was gonna say,
Speaker 2: you know, we could blame it on like the schedule,
Speaker 2: you know, like the Indiana thing having to shove shuffle
Speaker 2: some things around, but no, like Louisville, they're they're playing
Speaker 2: all of their their conference games, you know, once they
Speaker 2: get to a certain point, and that was whenever they
Speaker 2: had so the month that you had without a game
Speaker 2: at home, it was all playing on the road against
Speaker 2: ACC teams. Maybe Stanford being in the league kind of
Speaker 2: the last minute did something, But yeah, that's I mean,
Speaker 2: if anybody's fault, it's the ACC. And that did suck.
Speaker 2: It just made it feel like I kind of feel
Speaker 2: like the football season never really got rolling in any way.
Speaker 2: Now you had shot, you had fewer home games than
Speaker 2: you typically did, but just because of the schedule how
Speaker 2: it's set up, like it just kind of felt like,
Speaker 2: you know, kind of a down year. Now again, it
Speaker 2: also sucked losing at home twice to Miami into uh SMU,
Speaker 2: But I mean, even if you would have won, it
Speaker 2: would have just felt weird as far as just the
Speaker 2: consistency of getting back at least every couple of weeks
Speaker 2: or every few weeks. You went over a month without
Speaker 2: playing at home. Now in basketball, it's really not that uncommon. Like,
Speaker 2: for example, I felt like Louisville having the ten day break,
Speaker 2: which really sucked. To lose to Tennessee like that and
Speaker 2: be so high for the game and then get humbled
Speaker 2: and have to sit in it for ten days, like
Speaker 2: that was an ideal. I don't know who how like that.
Speaker 2: I don't know who was responsible for that, but I
Speaker 2: doubt somebody wanted to like have that big of a
Speaker 2: gap between games, but it's just how it worked out.
Speaker 2: And then now they've got another week off, so they
Speaker 2: and I think they do they have Is it too straight? Yeah?
Speaker 2: I mean, let me pull it up here just to
Speaker 2: make sure I'm I'm not crazy, because they've got a
Speaker 2: week off between Kentucky and of course Florida State coming
Speaker 2: up on Saturday, and then yeah, it's another week off,
Speaker 2: and again the holiday's a factory there. I mean, it's
Speaker 2: Christmas week, so they're not gonna play during Christmas Week.
Speaker 2: So their next game after Florida State will be at
Speaker 2: home against EKU and then after that you play a
Speaker 2: few days later against Carolina on New Year's Day, and
Speaker 2: then you're just rolling the rest of the way with
Speaker 2: you know, games prey you know, at least twice a week,
Speaker 2: so you know, the ten day one was weird. The
Speaker 2: week off during the holidays is probably not that unusual.
Speaker 2: I'm looking at Kentucky schedule just for reference here, and
Speaker 2: they also have a week off between. In fact, they
Speaker 2: have a week off between the Louisville and Ohio State
Speaker 2: game and then they have ten days off to where
Speaker 2: they don't play. After they play Ohio State, they don't
Speaker 2: play again until the thirty first against Brown. So technically
Speaker 2: both teams had a very similar gaps, there were just
Speaker 2: a different times. So I don't know if that's normal
Speaker 2: or not. But I know as a fan, I'm with you.
Speaker 2: I don't really like it. But what are you gonna do?
Speaker 2: We got another hour? Hopefully you stick around.
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