Speaker 1: Let's all start to you to present off the bench.
Speaker 2: This is what we have been waiting for to hype
is over.
Speaker 1: Off the bench?
Speaker 3: Is I gotta come off the fitch?
Speaker 1: Now here's Jacob Hester.
Speaker 4: Welcome back in to OTV one of four five ESPN
battan rouge our number three here on a Tuesday morning.
Speaker 3: It is Tuesday morning at nine am.
Speaker 4: So you know we're gonna have our guy Nick Underhill,
New Orleans Dot Football join us.
Speaker 3: Now, Nick, what is going on?
Speaker 5: Sir?
Speaker 3: Hope you're doing well this morning?
Speaker 2: Hey, how you guys doing.
Speaker 3: We're doing fantastic.
Speaker 4: You know, we had a little situation yesterday in the
parking lot where somebody decided that they would just drop
their pants and use the restroom in our parking lot here.
It got on my car, probably a Launder's car, but
we don't know, like if it was somebody in protest
of T Bob moving to Chicago, if it was T
Bob himself. And so that's what we've been We've been
dragnet style trying to investigate ourselves to figure out who
it was.
Speaker 2: Well, I mean he was on his way out of
town yesterday, I know, yeah, and.
Speaker 3: He was here.
Speaker 4: He showed up and he didn't say what's up to us,
which we thought was weird, but maybe he was just
trying to cover it up.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I think we got to put him
on the top of the list.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there's no question we are going to interrogate him
as soon as he gets back from Chicago. So uh, Nick,
Obviously there's you know a lot of news there for
the New Orleans Saints swirling around. And one of the
biggest things that we've heard of the last couple of
days is the Saints aren't bringing in a veteran quarterback.
Speaker 3: They are going to roll with their young guys.
Speaker 4: And so like for you and you know, having your
ear to the ground, like, what's the latest year hearing there?
Did they get close to bringing in a veteran quarterback?
It just wasn't the right one. Do they truly believe
in their young quarterback room that you know has a rookie,
a second year guy, and a third year guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean it is kind of a terrifying room
a little bit. I mean, just even even in the
sense of just having like a good caddie around. I mean,
who who's who's that guy who can be the the
Andy Dalton the account of the Breeze. You know, I
think just having that guy around, especially with a young quarterback,
is kind of important. You know, you look at their
staff though, Kellen Moore's you know, thirty five, he played
quarterback in the league, told you played quarterback in the league, Thus,
Meyer did. I mean, there's a lot of guys with experience,
but look, you guys would know this better than me.
I just think that there's probably a benefit to having
somebody around that you can ask a question to where
you don't feel like you're getting judged by your superior,
your boss. When when you're a new guy, you're a rookie,
you know, trying to find your way around, you know,
maybe being afraid to ask that dumb question. It's different
when it's a peer, and I think that's missing in
that group. I would, you know, if I identify Schucks
the quarterback for my team for the future, at that point,
I'd be willing to do anything necessary to help his development.
And I personally think that guy can be helpful to
that group, not even necessarily in a hey, this guy's
gonna go play like just someone that can show him
the way around. Then, you know, Rattler's a year two guy.
Jake Canterer's been around for three years. You know, those
guys are players that are still that still see their
candle burning brightly with the flame all the way up.
And you know, I think that there's some guys you
get to do the end of your career and you understand, hey,
I'm going to make more money and be in the
league longer if I'm willing to be you know, more
helpful if I put this other guy ahead of myself.
That's my role in the league.
Speaker 5: Now.
Speaker 2: I'm not saying Ratler and Hater won't do that. They
I'm not saying they won't have that perspective. I just
think it's more likely that you find it with somebody else.
And you know, I do think that is a hole
on the roster right now.
Speaker 4: It's actually a great point that you make. I didn't
even really thought about that. We talked about bringing in
somebody that's got maybe six seven years of time in
the NFL, maybe they've got ten to fifteen starts. It
doesn't even have to be somebody as established as an
Andy Dalton, but just bringing somebody in that could be
you know, a different a different mindset in the quarterback
room because he's been through different things and you men
like asking questions and I didn't even think about that.
That's a great point because I know for me, like
when I was a rookie, I was going into a
room that had Ladenian Tomlinson, like, you know, like one
of the best running backs to ever do it. We
had a Darren Sprolls, and so like, instead of asking
the coach, well, I'm gonna lean on those two guys like, hey,
I acted like I knew what I was talking talking
about in this past protection meeting, but I really need
you to kind of help me break it down. And
those guys were great and they would do it every
single time.
Speaker 3: Man.
Speaker 4: I didn't want to ask the coach ever, because I
didn't want the coach to think like I didn't know
what I was doing. And when you're in a quarterback
room that's super young like that, you have to ask
the coach.
Speaker 3: And everybody's in the competition too, so they want to
help you out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they got their knives out, like they want to
see you. You think you know it really any job,
you don't ever want to go to the bots and hey,
he just talked about this, and I don't understand what
you're saying at all, Like you don't want to you
don't want to do that. You know they're gonna think
you're an idiot. I mean, and yeah, you're trying to
win a job. You want to look like the most
put together person. So if there's someone that you could
just go to and not have to fake it with,
and you know, again, I think it comes in the
form of that older guy that that's had his shot,
has been around his spot and is just kind of
understanding of where he is and is realistic about the
career trajectory at that point. And you know, I would
be looking for it, and I'd be cool with letting
the battle play out for a little bit, but you get,
you know, a couple of weeks in the camp, shucks
your guy, you know it, and you're starting them week one,
I'd be willing, you know, to make a trade to
try to bring somebody in because, like, I really feel
like that's an important piece of the puzzle and uh,
that dynamic smissing.
Speaker 1: A little bit.
Speaker 4: So when you see Shuck out there with the other quarterbacks, Nick,
he he obviously looks different. I mean, Spencer Ratler Jay
Kane are just not big guys. Isn't there talented guys?
They got great arms. I don't want to, you know,
besmirch their name here, but Tyler Shuck looks completely different
in his uniform.
Speaker 3: Like was that something that you think could be felt?
Speaker 4: Like when you go out there and you watch those
guys all compete when they go into training camp, Like
it is kind of odd to say, because you should
basic off talent, but he just he looks different. He
looks the part, and it's somebody that you drafted obviously
fortieth overall, your highest draft choice at that position since
the seventies. Like, it's gonna be hard, I think for
those other two guys to win over this quarterback battle,
because I think Tyler Shuck has some advantages that maybe
they can't even.
Speaker 2: Help, no question about it. I mean that was that
was probably the biggest difference. You know, we're used to seeing,
you know, guys that are six feet tall, going going
back for twenty years. There was the brief, the brief
Jamis Winston interlude, the little seven game stretch there where
you got some hype, but you know, Tayo some shorter rattlers,
shorter Andy Dalton's not like a huge guy, so it
definitely looked completely different. And Thursday will be the first
time we get to look at at a OTA and
we'll be able to see these guys kind of you know,
back to back to back. But I thought I thought
I saw it kind of, you know, just right away
with him, just with the movement skills, the arm, the ability,
you know, is most impressive moments in the rookie camp
where when he was on the move on the bootlegs,
when they're they're going through you know, some drills where
they're stepping over some paths, throwing the ball off platform
on the run. Like his physical traits, I think just
just pop immediately, and you know, I think they should.
You know, when you watch him you go back to
the college stuff, it's really just when things get get messy.
I don't think you can really go through it and say,
you know, he's lacking arm talent, he can't move, you know,
even when you go back to Oregon, like going way
back when they were actually moving him around more, having
him do more design runs like the ability there pops
off the screen too. You know, I don't know if
Louisville that were kind of trying to protect him from
injury or what I saw a mcshaye interview where he
talked about how they kind of took all that stuff
out of the offense for him. If they can introduce
that stuff back in, I think his physical traits or
obviously you know, gonna be something that stands out and
they should. I mean he's picked forty Spencer Ratlers picked
one fifty. I mean obviously different drafts. Quarterback talent, you know,
dictates where people go. But I mean that's one hundred
and ten pig difference. However you want to try to
equate that. I mean, the league's telling you kind of
you know, who has more natural physical gifts? And I
think he has, you know, every chance to be good.
If this offensive line is what they think it's going
to be, with Fuaga and Banks and you know, McCoy
and all this investment in it, it should be a
good group if everything comes together as they think. If
you can protect him, you know, I think that there's
a chance for him to actually be good. But it
is going to come down to a lot of this
stuff around him, and really, you know, I don't know
how much a quarterback can recalibrate that mentality of how
they react when they're they're under pressure. You know, maybe
there's a little more confidence in it. I remember I
was covering the Patriots at the time and Jarrett Stidham
was kind of similar to that. Someone was like all
the you know, he had all the all the tolls,
but he kind of panicked a little bit under pressure.
He never quite figured it out. You know, may maybe
shut can maybe they can protect them to where it
doesn't become a huge issue. But that that is going
to be the thing that I think the term is
the quality is career.
Speaker 4: You mentioned the offensive line Trevor pinning to guard got
any legs to it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's I think they're really going to try him
out every spot. I have doubts, and you know, I'm
not trying to be on fair to anyone. I have
doubts that he's going to be able to handle that.
I mean, I just don't know that things happening quicker
is going to be the thing that that makes him succeed.
I don't know if he's going to be able to
do that. They were trying Banks out at both guard
or both tackle spots, and he did get a couple
of snaps at both guard spots, but mostly mostly on
the on the left side at the rookie camp. I
think they're going to go through it like that. Some
of the people I've talked to around the team are
kind of open to the idea of really having a
strong left side of the line with with Fuaga tackle
Banks at guard for a year, punting at the other
tackle spot for a year, and then a year from now,
kind of recalibrating it and kind of setting it up
to where, you know, you get maybe Flagga at the
long term right spot, Banks at the left. You know,
I would cringe a little bit if they took a
guy at nine that becomes a career guard. I mean,
the bar is just really really high there. I just
don't I don't know, man, Maybe maybe I'm Discountmpenning's ability,
but just putting him at that spot, I don't know,
it kind of it kind of gives me shivers a
little bit just thinking about, you know, him trying to
figure out just you know, flipping sides is one thing,
but it is different on the inside and things happening faster.
I mean, he kind of struggles with that, and uh,
I don't know, I don't know, We'll see, though.
Speaker 4: Man, it has got to be one of the better
offensive lines, like it has to be I think, certainly
in division, but in the NFL. I mean you talk
about assets and having all these first rounders and then
a second rounder at center like they have tried and
if it doesn't work out again that is that looks
so poor on their you know, evaluation skills, nick of
what they can do. Because like we're talking about an
offensive line that if you wanted to, you could have
first round picks across the board in a second round
pick at center.
Speaker 2: Man, Like, if this isn't the strength of the team
this year, like so much has gone wrong, it's it
would be impossible from the almost not be good, you know,
going forward at that position, because like the bar's not
even not high to have a good offensive line. Like
obviously there's the Eagles in it, they're the outlier, but
you really go through the league, there aren't a lot
of teams with like three guys with a like a
positive PFF score And that's not the you know, the
end all, be all barometer, but just using it as
like a rough gauge, like if guys at the score
of seventy year higher. I looked at it last year,
come in like trying to figure out what the what
the you know what the bar was just for them
to be serviceable, and it was really shockingly low. And
they should have three plus guys this year. I mean,
it should be Banks, it should be McCoy, It should
be Puaga and Ruise and Penning Ruise more than Putting
should be should be serviceable. But like if Fuaga is
not his strength this year and Banks is in his
strength this year, like you're right, it is just a
catastrophe of of of roster asset and mismanagement if they
are not able to give you know, Tyler Shuck some
protection up front.
Speaker 3: Catch up with a guy Nick Underhill.
Speaker 4: New Orleans at dot football is the side definitely the
go to place for all your New Orleans Saints news.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 4: Speaking of like maybe buzz from some rookies as we
talked about of course the quarterback physician and Tyler Sheck,
any other rookies maybe get some of that buzz as
we had a chance to see them a couple of
weeks ago.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, I like all the running backs they
brought it in and just even like going like way out
on the list, the the the UDFA yarns, like he
had some like legit great, yeah, man, he like he
can move, he can play. We'll see like when they're
actually you know, able to hit them and all that stuff.
But like there were a couple of things where where
you know, he catch a ball and just kind of
you know, turn and go up the field. Just like
the hip fluidity and just like the quick movement skills
really stood out, you know, and that could be an asset.
That battle is going to be like super super interesting.
The fact that they already got mems out of here,
you know, kind of speaks volumes.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 2: The Kendre Miller thing is is is a huge camp storyline.
They don't have any tide to this guy. Like the
third round pick going into him does not matter, and
they're more legitimate competition. Yeah, so he's gonna have to
prove it and in picking up another playbook, the third
one in three years. I mean that was the big
issue with him last year, is that he couldn't get
himself lined up and you know, he's just not assignment
sound and if if you know, this is the issue again,
I could see him being out of here. I mean,
I really think he has something to prove, you know,
the the tight end. I think the as a I'm
not even gonna try to say the.
Speaker 4: Same multi motive, but we'll get there in September.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we'll learn it. We'll learn it for sure.
But I think he has a golden opportunity here. You
know this, going into these Okays, A mini two poker
has an ankle injury, which which I think is probably
going to keep him sidelined here for a little bit.
I don't think Foster's ready to be out there, so
there's a huge opportunity to kind of show what you
can do there. So I think that's going to be
really interesting too.
Speaker 4: What about the news over the weekend, and it's like
it could be internet rumors, it could just be nothing,
and it could be one team wanting and the other
team not listening. But Chris Alava to the Steelers, that
was something that kept finding its way on my timeline.
Speaker 3: Any truth to that rumor.
Speaker 2: I'm always reluctant to shut these things down because a
GM once told me when I called up about a rumor,
he was just like, man, like, these things tend to
be like self fulfilling, Like if people start making stuff
up like people see it, and then all of a
sudden they start making calls, and then somebody might make
the call and say the right thing, and all of
a sudden, you know you're you're willing to accept the
trade that you weren't even thinking about before. So I
wouldn't say Chris Alave is untouchable. I think I think
if someone offered the right thing, they would trade them,
but I think the cost will be really high. I
think the idea of trading your best receiver when you're
trying to bring along a rookie quarterback and try to
make him work, that doesn't make a ton of sense
to me. And then the other thing is is like,
have the Steelers been a super aggressive team this offseason.
I mean they've made a couple moves. They don't even
have a quarterback at this point. I mean, it's just
kind of one that I don't know. I don't think
it makes a ton of sense to me. But look,
at some point if this team isn't good. But I
think you got a year to kind of make this decision.
But if you, you know, if you're not good, your
quarterback doesn't hit and you are in the full on rebuild.
I think next off season it would make a lot
of sense to trade him off because all of a sudden,
he isn't on the same timeline as you. But if
Shuck shows promised, all of a sudden, I don't care
about paying a wide receiver twenty five million, you know,
or whatever it takes, because you aren't paying your quarterback.
Now that that's kind of how it goes. Like Pat
Mahomes is on the rookie contract, You're paying every wide
receiver in the world. All of a sudden, you got
to pay Pat Mahomes and Tyreek Hill's gone, and you
got a bunch of receivers nobody he's ever heard about,
and it's on the quarterback to make them better. But
those first four years, Uh, you know, I don't have
a problem paying the wide receiver if I got to,
because I'm not paying him.
Speaker 4: Yeah, And I'm sitting there thinking, like my only issue
is like if you traded him now, like you are
just saying we are not going to be competitive this year,
just because that's one of my biggest question marks is
the weapons. Like, okay, the offensive line. We think it's
going to be solidified. Ak I still think has some
juice in the tank. I like the young running backs
you've invested in tied end, like receiver you were playing
with dudes that were like uber drivers last year like
that that can't happen again, and so like that was
my only like reluctant, Like I was reluctant to give
myself over to the Steelers in the room or just
because like Nick, if he's not out there, you're signaling
to everybody, we're tanking basically, which the Saints have been
reluctant to do.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and look, that's that's fine, But I think there's
also like a line where you got to prioritize the
development of your quarterback in some respects too. And man,
like you're taking away the one guy that can run well.
I mean, I guess cook Scan kind of too, but
like like a Lave is really the one guy that
can run every ro out. He's your best receiver, he's
sure handed, like he's the one guy that might be
able to elevate your quarterback at least a little bit.
And taking him out of there, man, I don't know,
Like I'm all forward tanking and rebuilding and getting the
best pick possible. You know, I think there needs to
be some of that in their thought process too, like,
but there has to be a balance of where like,
how is Tyler Shuck developing confidence in himself if he
can't complete a pass? Like you know, I think you
just need one guy that he feels really good about
throwing to and to me that that looks like a Lave,
But you know, maybe it could be cooked. Maybe she
he develops a little bit more. You know, he's somebody
else that's kind of you know, he's he's still you know,
some of those things in the playbook haven't been all
the way there for him. Maybe they are now, But
but a Lave is the one guy that feels like
he has everything put together in uh Man, I would
be I would be really reluctant to take him off
this roster when I'm trying to make a a second
round quarterback.
Speaker 4: Work Nick one more thing before we let you go.
And of course we're catching up with our guy, Nick Underhill.
We mentioned a lot of the offensive guys. Well, we
know offense is the superior side of the football. We
do have to talk about those other guys, as my
dad would say, those turds overall on defense. Any guy,
any guy like maybe pop for you, because I mean
I actually am excited about a couple of the guys
they drafted. I think there's gonna be some value picks.
Anybody there pop for you over the last couple of weeks, Yeah.
Speaker 2: I mean all we saw is Jokie Kiv. I like
Sanker Man, Like he just kind of he just kind
of has a little bit of a presence on the field.
He looks like he's got some some edgelum. I'm really
excited to see when he can start hitting some people.
Quincy Riley, I'm interested to see him. He was out
with with injury that nobody wants to talk about. I
guess he has some type of procedures like sometime this offseason.
Speaker 3: Cool cool cool.
Speaker 2: So yeah, well we'll see what happens with him. But
I like, I like Sanker a lot, you know, the
one guy I'm really and this is like getting like
we're getting on the on that complete like the super
third side of the ball. I wouldn't want to know
what your dad says about these guys, but you know,
I'm excited to see the punter man like, like, I
don't feel like they've been good at at punting sense sense,
you know, really more stead last uh, they really haven't
had a good answer at that position. And just for
like the comedy, I think burn Up's like six six,
Like I want to see him standing next to Groupie
just to get the picture to see what it kind
of looks like. But yeah, man, I like Sanker. I
like watching them. I like, you know, not only on
defense again, special teams. Like if you go through and
watch him, like he made a ton of special teams plays,
I think he has a chance to be like really
special in that phase. And and you know, getting them
in that room with Tyron and Red, I think it's
gonna be you know, really good for him. You get
a year, there's a lot of traits there, and he
is one of them guys. You go out there and
you're like, wait, who's that, And you know, you look
at the roster's like all right, Like that's a good
that's a good first impression to make him rookie camp.
Speaker 3: All right, there he is.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, man, I appreciate like no and or comments or like,
you know, just a straight football.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, I hadn't seen any of that, So
that's exactly where you're gonna get.
Speaker 5: Nick.
Speaker 2: Appreciate it, man, I'll talk to you next week.
Speaker 4: All right again, Nick Underhill, one of the absolute best.
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Speaker 1: This is off the bench.
Speaker 4: A hard welcome back in to OTV here on a
Tuesday morning. And well we have done figured it out.
I told you it's going to be dragging that today.
Throughout the show, we're gonna get clues, We're gonna find
out more information.
Speaker 3: And there was a lot of different possibilities that it
could have been.
Speaker 4: And who use the restroom literally in our parking lot
and on my car, And you know, T Bob was
the suspect because it and obvious reasons.
Speaker 3: You know where we're.
Speaker 4: Located, Like sometimes people just walk by, you know a
lot of people just walk by here.
Speaker 5: You guarantee I thought it was a crackhead.
Speaker 3: Yeah, bluntly, yes, very bluntly.
Speaker 5: Person that I would be like, oh yeah, they'd randomly just.
Speaker 4: Go Yeah, it's completely fair, and that's what we love
about you. You don't hold anything back to laundra because that's
what I thought as well. Uh, it turns out note
I think you got some information. We're not gonna give
names or anything like that, but it turns out it
was literally somebody that had an emergency.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 7: I was walking past Caden Bow in the hallway and
they're talking about I'm like, wait, y'all have seen this apparently,
like Okay, feel bad for the guy because he had
an emergency. Again, I have to see this footage because
which show us this is apparently video of him like
holding his stomach, beating on the door trying to get
in and he can't, so he just goes in the
parking lot. And I mean, I guess you're stuck in traffic.
You gotta do what you gotta do. What we're gonna
do is that we're gonna do some more digging. H
We're gonna find you where a Moscona normally parks so
that he can have it next time. So a little
bit of a break again. You can use my truck.
I get hate mail twice a week. People just go
in my truck for the fun of it. So you
can use my red truck around back if you would
like to.
Speaker 3: But uh, yeah, this was somebody for the guy.
Speaker 6: But I have to see this.
Speaker 4: No no, no, no, no, no, no, no no, you
do not have to feel for the guy again. There
is a porta potty right behind here, there's gas station,
there's a dumpster, there's a sonic, there's other places than
my car.
Speaker 5: Also, my other thing is I think, if it was
that much of an emergency, what don't you just like
do it in your own car?
Speaker 3: How about this? How about this?
Speaker 4: If you have an emergency where you can't get somewhere
and in broad daylight you have to poop on someone's
car and in a like a business parking lot somebody,
how about well, how about this? How about your ass
cleans up what you left?
Speaker 6: True?
Speaker 4: How about you pick up your soiled underwear and the
fecal matter that you left beside it. If it was
an emergency and you're you're saying, right, you know what
you're doing, pick it up.
Speaker 7: I think leaving the underwear is the worst part. You
can pick that up. You can fuld that up thirty.
Speaker 4: Pick it all up, like go get a baggy yeah, like, hey,
hey guys, I just I just ished on your thing.
I'm sorry. I tried to beat on the door, nobody
was there. Can I get a grocery bag or.
Speaker 3: To get something?
Speaker 7: You couldn't make it to Sonic to take a dump?
Can you make it to Sonic and get a bag?
Just say hey, can I have an empty bag?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 4: But to leave it like, I don't feel sorry for you.
I'm glad you had stomach cramps.
Speaker 6: Don't leave it.
Speaker 4: I'm glad you had bubble guts. I hope you still
have bubble guts. Oh, pepto bismo isn't touching what you
have right now? Emodium ain't working. You're gonna leave your
soiled underwear?
Speaker 3: And why on my car? Why not just on the ground.
That means you put your ass cheeks on my hood.
Speaker 7: Because how did it get on your down like it
was because it put his butt on my car. The
picture we got from you, it was high up on
your hood, like that didn't splatter from no that was
put there.
Speaker 4: I'm just kind of putting that part of it together,
that he probably had hair ass on my car and
why he thought o going on the car. Actually, now
that we're talking this through, and I know that he
was in a mindset where he knew what he was doing.
We got a fight on principle. Yeah, like it is
on site when you bring that kind of behavior into
the workplace, like that's crazy behavior.
Speaker 3: We're gonna have a crazy toss.
Speaker 7: So I know you said like he may have had
his cheeks on your car.
Speaker 6: I hate to do this.
Speaker 7: The only way to ask you, guys, how this is
to show you, like, do you think maybe like he
stood on your right now you're on the hood.
Speaker 4: And I don't know, but again, like this, this is
the most disrespectful thing I think that you could possibly do.
It's marking your territory, right, It's like in the wild
peeing on something to market his mind. Bring it, bring
yourself up here. You're gonna catch a fade and we're
gonna be done with it. But when you put your
butt cheeks on my car, and when you leave the
underwear and the isle of pood next to it, that's disrespectful.
That's challenging us. Otb's to alpha for that ish and
we got fight. You know who you are, You know
who you are, you know what you did, So bring
your ass back up here.
Speaker 8: I just don't understand how.
Speaker 3: With some different underwear on.
Speaker 5: Like I totally get it that nobody could let you
in the door. Whatever, But I don't get how that's
your last resort is to like in public broad death daylight,
broad daylight, eight forty five am in the morning.
Speaker 8: I don't get it.
Speaker 7: And like, yeah, like to her point, like you go
straight from knocking on the door to a building, not
trying another building, straight to the point gets so public.
Speaker 4: That's not a y'all. It was so high up on
my car and I don't drive a sedan. I drive
a mid sized suv. Lurch wouldn't have had like an
easy time getting it as high as it was.
Speaker 3: This man had to work to get it that high.
I'm so pissed right now.
Speaker 4: Like I thought, I honestly thought it was somebody that
was not in the right mindset. They they had some
extracurricular activities going on. That's what happened, okay, whatever, Again,
the fact that it was somebody that's got a real job,
that just had the bubble guts and decided to pull
into this farking live person and crap on someone's car.
And I bet that is like animal behavior.
Speaker 7: I bet they didn't even let anybody know, like, hey,
this was me because Alandra.
Speaker 6: Was the one that found it.
Speaker 7: Don't know anything about it until she mentioned it, So
like you can't just you can't knock on the door
and be like, hey, this is what happened.
Speaker 6: I bet until you mentioned it this morning, they weren't
going to say.
Speaker 4: Anything, man, like what's this? Handle T five degrade saying chill,
like was your car pooped on? Did you have to
go through a car wash and have and have to
scrub poop off your car?
Speaker 3: We're not chilling.
Speaker 8: One chill about this?
Speaker 5: Yes, oh my god, only us, Like this is literally
something that would only happen.
Speaker 4: To like at least like reimburse me for the car
wash it was twenty two bucks.
Speaker 3: Wild, This is crazy.
Speaker 5: Anybody out there own a detailing shop and they want
to hook Jacob.
Speaker 3: Man, don't let me find out your name.
Speaker 4: Goly bubble Guts, not crack bubble Guts.
Speaker 6: Thought it was cracked me too.
Speaker 8: When we found out it was a normal person, I
was in shock.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm I'm in shock now.
Speaker 4: And again if this normal person had to do it
in front of our car because he was hiding himself,
and he did it, and then he picked it up
after him.
Speaker 3: Dude, all good.
Speaker 4: The fact that he left it almost like I dare
you to say something. I'm marking my territory. That's one thing.
The fact that it's on the hood of the car,
that's another. This is egregious. This is a step too far.
Speaker 3: We need names. We need the name right now.
Speaker 4: I was gonna try to be nice guy and not
bring it to air, But now that I'm playing the
details out in my head, that's the only thing that
can happen. I'm getting more mad the more I talk
about it. Did he know it was my car? I
think so?
Speaker 3: Crazy? Going to break words? TB next.
Speaker 1: Off the bench.
Speaker 3: Crazy. Put it in the trash. Put it in the trash,
you did it?
Speaker 4: Pick up your stinky underwear in the pile and put
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Speaker 3: Doesn't matter what size.
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Speaker 1: This is off the bench, Happiness coming to stock still not.
Speaker 6: Los and s.
Speaker 3: All right, welcome back again.
Speaker 4: OTV one of four five ESPN Baton Rouge. We'll move
on from Popgate and talk a little SEC baseball tournament.
We're trying to get it on here in Studio Tata.
Does that mean that we cannot get it?
Speaker 7: No, we can, but we don't have the app, so
I have to figure out which one of these services
it's on. You just don't know which one of the
SEC network is on.
Speaker 4: If we don't have the app. I don't think it's
not gonna be like on the apps that we have
number nine Alabama taking on number sixteen Missouri. That first
pitch was I think nine minutes ago, so hopefully we
can get them here in studio SEC Baseball Tournament today.
Here's how the schedule lays out. It is that game
that we just mentioned, game number one between Alabama and Missouri.
After that, you've got Oklahoma, the twelve seed taken on
thirteen seed Kentucky. Following that is going to be ten
seed Florida taking on fifteen seed South Carolina, and then
the nightcap is going to be eleven seed Mississippi State
taking on fourteen seed Texas A and M.
Speaker 3: TEXA A and M needs to win. They need to
win in the worst way.
Speaker 4: If they don't win this, their postseason dreams are completely over.
South Carolina. It's a tough match up with Florida. They're
probably done. Same thing with Missouri, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Mississippi State,
and the Florida Gators.
Speaker 3: For sure.
Speaker 4: They all feel like they are safe right now. I'm
not sure what else they would have to do to
add to their resume. Texas A and M's probably the
one that we're looking at the closest there to see.
Speaker 3: If they can add in.
Speaker 4: Every year that we talk about Hoover, we talk about
what does the team need to do? What about some
of the other teams right that didn't get the double
bye but just a single bye. Tennessee they are an
eight seed, Georgia is a five seed. Old miss is
a seventh seed, The Auburn Tigers are a sixth seed.
Speaker 3: Tennessee has some.
Speaker 4: Work to do, like some major work if they want
to host a regional, which we've talked about Elandra fall
from Grace there for Tennessee Valls. That was a team
that was number one team in the country not that
long ago and now not even looking like they're going
to be hosting a regional.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they have really fallen off at the end of
this season, and we talk about it all the time.
Baseball really is about getting hot at the right time.
We talked about it with Texas too, where they have
been hot the entirety of the season and then their
ace Spencer gets injured and things have been going a
little south since then. They did sweep Texas A and M,
but other than that haven't been doing too hot. But yeah,
it is about getting hot at the right time, and
Tennessee just fallen apart at the end of the season.
Speaker 8: They have six of their last seven series. Yeah, it's
not good, not good at all.
Speaker 5: So that's the pinnacle quote unquote of college baseball that
is not doing too great.
Speaker 8: I don't. I think they're twenty one now in the rankings.
So I think they have to do.
Speaker 5: Really really well this week if they want to host
a regional.
Speaker 8: I think it's pretty out the question.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm right there with you.
Speaker 4: And any team can get hot, certainly, any of those
teams that are in the SEC. Certainly any of those
teams that are in the group of Tennessee and Georgia
and Ole Miss and Auburn, they can get hot.
Speaker 3: They can go make the run.
Speaker 4: Tennessee has one of the best pitchers in the country,
and so you know, if he's out there and he's dealing,
and you're going to almost get a guaranteed victory when
he is out there, Like sure, But it's gonna be
a long way to go for them. I think they
would need to win this game. They would need to
beat number one Texas. They might need to go all
the way in the SEC Championship. Certainly make a run
all the way until Sunday. So and by the way,
like the Sea the All SEC Baseball team was announced.
Oh and like we're gonna be biased here, so just
just know that already. But like even if we step away,
like I don't know where you're place him, But Anthony
Iinson not being first Team All SEC when he is
literally third in strikeouts in the nation, and like what
he's done the back half of this season.
Speaker 3: Again, I get it.
Speaker 4: I get all the pitchers on there, including Kate Anderson,
one of your own, but like the fact that he's
not First Team All SEC, it tells you like the
depth of.
Speaker 3: The pitching and the conference.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but like that, I would have had a hard
time keeping him all first team.
Speaker 5: So Hunt has a really good write up over at
Louisiana Sports dot Net right now called Statistically Speaking, and
he lays it out Anderson and ianson dominate sc or
league play, SEC play, whatever you want to call it.
But he did look back at some of the top
pitching that we've the so from last year Holman and
jump right, there are two that we really relied on
last season in SEC play, Luke Holeman had sixty nine strikeouts,
Gage Jump had sixty one. Kate Anderson has ninety six
strikeouts in SEC play, Anthony Iinson has eighty six. Holeman
and Jump allowed fifty one earned runs and pitched a
four to twenty four ERA in league play this year,
they allowed Anthony Ansen and Kate Anderson allowed forty three
and ten more innings for a league ERA of three
forty one. So just ridiculous. And again, statistically speaking, they
are dominating. So I think that's so insane, and I
think they got snubbed, and I think Kate Anderson also
got snubbed for Picture of the Year.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 8: Liam Doyle is obviously great.
Speaker 3: He's great, he's great.
Speaker 5: Yeah, But the clip that Kate Anderson is pitching at
is so insane. I can't even like comprehend it. It's
like Paul Skeins.
Speaker 4: It was almost like, Okay, we're gonna give you all
one pitcher, not two, Yeah, and they already like predetermined that, yeah,
and they're like, we can't give you two, even though
both deserve to be first team all SEC.
Speaker 7: I could say the last three weeks like Anson maybe
have been the hotter of the two yeah, I mean
you're long like Anderson, you're as no question about it.
Speaker 6: But like those through four weeks or.
Speaker 4: So, like, I mean, they've both been incredibly money for sure,
and Anthony Isen's been some like we expected him to
be good coming from UCC and Diego. We got to
be honest with ourselves. We got to raise our hands.
Nobody saw this, I mean, third in the nation and strikeouts. Also,
the era is down as well. It's it's been remarkable,
a great one to two punch, I think the best
one to two punch in the country.
Speaker 3: And that's why.
Speaker 4: That gives you every opportunity in a regional super regional
format to go out there and get to Omaha.
Speaker 5: So eight double digit strikeout games for Kate Anderson this
season ridiculous.
Speaker 3: It's crazy. Yeah, eight, that's gotta be like it had.
Speaker 5: I don't know what the record is, but it has
to be either closed.
Speaker 3: Come down here, Hunt, come over here, wherever you're at.
Speaker 8: Todd poleets if you're listening.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, Todd's probably right.
Speaker 7: Tod knows like in his sleep. You can call him
at midnight. Oh yeah, this guy, that's true.
Speaker 3: Sorry, Hunt, you've been retired, Todd. You can.
Speaker 6: Dylan Valantis getting Freshman of the Year. I mean he's been.
Speaker 4: Good, he's got the best cr a uh, he's saved
a bunch of games, but one hundred an everyday player though,
I know, I'm taking the everyday player every time over Clo.
Speaker 5: He's a closer and he's gonna give you like he's
gonna let you get the game that you have like
locked in. But I one hundred percent agree with you
and Taylor. You got to take Derek Kurriell, the everyday
player who's on base percentage is ridiculous. He's literally had
a what forty three game streak.
Speaker 7: Four sixty five he's betting three forty four forty five
RBIs like, and.
Speaker 5: Dylan Valantis is great as a closer. I'm taking that
over Dylan Atalantis for sure.
Speaker 7: Well, you took about he took about his patience as
a freshmen. He's walked forty one times. Yeah, I mean
that's part of the getting on bay streak, like at
the top of your lineup as a freshman.
Speaker 4: And how many clutch hits as he had too, Yeah,
where like pressure's been on way to the world on
your shoulders and he's delivered. You go through every coach
in the SEC all sixteen, and you say, which freshman
would you want on your team of anybody in the SEC.
I don't even know that another player is going to
get a vote, and I believe that. And there's some
names out there that people can toss out there and
have a conversation.
Speaker 3: That's y'all's conversation because mine's closed.
Speaker 8: Yeah, mine is too give me Derek Currey.
Speaker 4: Yeah, every single time. So look again, it's not that
big of a deal. And they got recognized, but not
in the way that I personally thought they should have
because I mean their numbers and then being on the
number one team in the country and them delivering in
those big moments. Taylor, you have to hit ninety nine
on your YouTube mobile app for us to continue to
watch Alabama and Missouri.
Speaker 3: So let's go ahead and hit that. See if we
need it. If that's on my YouTube, Okay, we don't
know whose YouTube that is. It says connected to iPhone TC.
Speaker 8: Who's TC?
Speaker 6: You mean?
Speaker 3: TC?
Speaker 6: I'll log in and break.
Speaker 4: Another drag net situation that we've got here. All right,
we will take our final break of the show. Just
another programming reminder for tomorrow's show, while we've got y'all,
LSU defensive Coordinator Blake Baker will join us at eight
am and maybe maybe flin shows like I don't even
I don't even know what that situation is. Now that
he typically comes in eight o'clock on Wednesdays, it actually
be a good time for him to maybe fire off
some questions to the LSU defensive coordinator. So we'll we'll
see if we can update you their one final segment.
Get your questions and ask the Bench to wrap up
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Speaker 1: This is off the bench.
Speaker 9: Just just don't know your name, all right, welcome back.
Speaker 4: In one final segment here on O t b Ask
the bench, Ask the bench, Ryan Clark versus r G three,
Who you got r G three? That is something that
we have not I didn't dive into because it's just
not something we care.
Speaker 3: We do here.
Speaker 8: It's stupid anyway.
Speaker 4: All I really don't know anything about it. All that
I did see, like I really I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't.
Speaker 5: All I saw was what T Bob sent and then
what I sent y'all back about that on that and r.
Speaker 4: G three had like a novel and I'm like, my
dog ain't reading all that.
Speaker 6: It was very long, yeah, three and a half minute video.
Speaker 4: Too, he really like, Yeah, congrats, So I'm sorry that happened. Yeah,
there ain't no chance.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So I don't even like I know the drama kind
of surface level, but I have not done a deep
dive into it.
Speaker 8: I don't think either could fight for what it's worth.
Speaker 3: As the bench.
Speaker 4: So should I pee on Jake's car if I ever
see him in public? As well?
Speaker 3: Jeez?
Speaker 6: It comes off easier than what you did to deal with?
Speaker 3: Ass the bench? Is Jake too gritty for butt wipes? Dude?
Wipes are great?
Speaker 7: Uh?
Speaker 4: Ass the bench? Will you watch every inning of the
SEC tournament?
Speaker 8: I'll try to watch every game. I don't know about
every inning though, I can't.
Speaker 4: Watch every single inning, but travel it will be background
fodder for sure.
Speaker 3: Hey, where are you going? Just for to bring Cleveland?
Speaker 7: I don't really understand how y'all don't.
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Speaker 1: That was it.
Speaker 3: I mean you kind of went to Cleveland.
Speaker 6: I mean that was it?
Speaker 3: Yeah, you kind of went.
Speaker 4: Uh as the bench stand up to wipe or sit
down to wipe? Stand up to wipe?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 6: Who does that?
Speaker 4: Just that.
Speaker 3: Is that a thing?
Speaker 6: Do you bend over once you stand up? How does
this work?
Speaker 3: I don't know. How do you make sure you got
up in there? Do you prop a leg up? I
don't know.
Speaker 4: Ass the bench? Best car wash to get human poop
off my rims? I would say go to Benny's, and
he is pretty legit. I'd say go to Benny's. Asked
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going to be Chris Burke, love Burkeie, great dude. I'll
throw Tom Hart a bone here, I guess sort of
Tom Hart, you know, I kind of like you. Whatever,
all right, Blake Baker, tomorrow, we'll see you off the bench.
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