Speaker 1: And big guy, Big Sports Weekend coming back here in
Speaker 1: the big town.
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, and for your Cincinnati Bangles aid somehow please
Speaker 2: got a fine boy. They get back on the winning
Speaker 2: side here.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but unfortunately, uh the Patriots and look who have
Speaker 3: won eight straight, playing really really well under Mike Brabel,
Speaker 3: and it's gonna be a tough one.
Speaker 1: And here to discuss whether us. He's a senior reporter
Speaker 1: from Patriots dot Com. Also hosts the Patriots Catch twenty
Speaker 1: two at Patriots dot Com. Evan Lazarre, Welcome to the program.
Speaker 3: How you guys doing good?
Speaker 1: So things are humming right along in New England? And
Speaker 1: is it Brabel? It seems like that fever's taken hold
Speaker 1: up there?
Speaker 4: Yeah, absolutely, he's He's done a fantastic job. And you
Speaker 4: just see a great mix of you know, football acumen
Speaker 4: and extus and O's with alpha leadership style that he
Speaker 4: had as a player come to fruition. And he's got
Speaker 4: a great staff around him with Josh McDaniels and John
Speaker 4: Striker who's kind of his right hand man. And so
Speaker 4: it's just a great combination of minds right now for
Speaker 4: the Patriots. And it's a well coached football team and
Speaker 4: you see it in the results in the record, but
Speaker 4: he also can kind of feel it day to day
Speaker 4: that you know, the culture in the locker room in
Speaker 4: the one eighty that they did from the last couple
Speaker 4: of years.
Speaker 2: And Evan, it seems like it's a team that has
Speaker 2: taken on the identity of the coach, right Rabel, tough guy,
Speaker 2: you know, Ohio State, former Patriot and all those great teams,
Speaker 2: you know, gonna win on toughness and discipline and all that,
Speaker 2: and it seems like how they're playing right, Yeah, I.
Speaker 4: Would agree with that to an extent. But I think
Speaker 4: the biggest difference between the teams that Rabel played on
Speaker 4: here and this Patriots team is just how explosive their
Speaker 4: offense is in the passing game. Is they're an offense
Speaker 4: that with Brady was always super and always ahead of
Speaker 4: the chains, and they weren't in really any bad situations
Speaker 4: in terms of down and distances and stuff like that.
Speaker 4: You know, this Patriots team might have a negative player
Speaker 4: two on first and second down, but then on third
Speaker 4: and twelve, Drake may makes a play. You know, he
Speaker 4: just makes a play down the field is deep. Passing
Speaker 4: numbers are absolutely off the charts, they're top five in
Speaker 4: the league and exposed to play rate on offense. So
Speaker 4: I would say that's the biggest difference in terms of
Speaker 4: the style of play between this team and maybe the
Speaker 4: teams that was either quarterback by Tom Brady or played
Speaker 4: for with you know, Raybol. And it's been really cool
Speaker 4: to kind of see that development from McDaniels too in
Speaker 4: this offense that they're they're throwing the ball down the
Speaker 4: field a lot more than maybe what we've seen in
Speaker 4: the past.
Speaker 2: And yeah, seems like Drake May, you know, now in
Speaker 2: his second year, has really come on in what ways
Speaker 2: has he gotten better and improved and really leading this team.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think that's you know, we're a good place
Speaker 4: to start. You just said leading this team. I think
Speaker 4: that's been a huge area of emphasis, you know, from
Speaker 4: an intangible standpoint with Mike Rabel since the day that
Speaker 4: he got here, was developing Drake May into a leader.
Speaker 4: And Rabel's the first one to tell you that he's
Speaker 4: not going to come in here and teach Drake May
Speaker 4: quarterback mechanics and footwork and be breaking down you know,
Speaker 4: progressions and things like that, like he's going to leave
Speaker 4: that kind of stuff to Josh McDaniels, but the actual
Speaker 4: leadership element of it is something that he has pushed
Speaker 4: heavily with Drake May. And you see Drake May really
Speaker 4: taking on that role just as a second year quarterback,
Speaker 4: as a twenty three year old kid, he's really stepped
Speaker 4: to the forefront and a team captain and is doing
Speaker 4: all those types of things. Then, as a player, I
Speaker 4: would say the biggest area growth for him is remaining
Speaker 4: a passer for as long as possible. I think as
Speaker 4: a rookie, he's such a great scrambler that he had
Speaker 4: a tendency to maybe leave some pockets early and just
Speaker 4: start scrambling around. Where now he's using his legs to
Speaker 4: extend plays and buy time in the pocket while keeping
Speaker 4: his eyes down the field and then making these big
Speaker 4: throws down the field off platform, which I think is
Speaker 4: a really big area of emphasis. And then also growth
Speaker 4: is just you know, knowing that, Okay, I can just
Speaker 4: move a little to my left or a little to
Speaker 4: my right, or step up in this pocket to keep
Speaker 4: myself protected and then hurt team still with my arm
Speaker 4: and not rely so much on the scrambling.
Speaker 3: And Evan remind me I feel like I recall in
Speaker 3: the twenty twenty four draft that May was taken in.
Speaker 3: Weren't the Patriots offered like three first round picks for
Speaker 3: their selection, maybe by the Vikings, And I guess, you know,
Speaker 3: at the time, it's like, boy, that's you know, a
Speaker 3: pretty hard thing to turn down. But I guess now
Speaker 3: look looking pretty good that decision.
Speaker 4: Yeah, there was definitely trade chatter, both of the Giants
Speaker 4: and the Vikings. The Giants were at six, I remember
Speaker 4: that off the top of my head.
Speaker 3: They ended up taking.
Speaker 4: Malik Neighbors there and then the Vikings, I want to say,
Speaker 4: we're at like eight, and that of course was JJ McCarthy.
Speaker 4: So there was some conversations there about trading down, but
Speaker 4: I remember it might have been on hard knocks the
Speaker 4: Giants side with them trying to negotiate a trade for
Speaker 4: the Patriots third overall pick. And I remember at the
Speaker 4: time the Patriots general manager Elliot Wolf just saying we
Speaker 4: didn't have a quarterback, then we would be having a
Speaker 4: different discussion. But we need the quarterback and Drake May
Speaker 4: is sitting there or Jayden Daniels whatever it ends up being,
Speaker 4: So we're going to stick and pick the quarterback. And
Speaker 4: good things that they did, because you know, it's it's
Speaker 4: really been you know, we're able deserves a ton of
Speaker 4: the credit, but you know, Drake May is the reason
Speaker 4: why the Patriots are nine and two.
Speaker 1: Evin Lazarre from Patriots dot Com as our guest and Evan,
Speaker 1: you guys got to dealing with a few injuries, especially
Speaker 1: a big one on the d line.
Speaker 4: Yeah, yeah, So that's really their first big injury, i
Speaker 4: would say, of the year, which is a big part
Speaker 4: of their record as well. The Patriots have only placed
Speaker 4: two players on injured reserve during the season, so quite
Speaker 4: a bit different in what's going on with the Bengals. Right, So,
Speaker 4: Milton Williams is now on injured reserve with a high
Speaker 4: ankle sprain. He's going to be out at least the
Speaker 4: next four games. And he's just been every single thing
Speaker 4: that they hoped that he would be when they signed
Speaker 4: him as a free agent back in March as the
Speaker 4: highest paid free agent.
Speaker 5: In the NFL last offseason.
Speaker 4: And he's been terrific, terrific motor, excellent pressure player, you know,
Speaker 4: third in the league and pass rush win rate among
Speaker 4: interior defensive linemen, good against the run, hustles, on every
Speaker 4: single play, you know, sideline the sideline through the whistle
Speaker 4: kind of player, and that was a big thing that
Speaker 4: the Patriots also in one of their team identities is
Speaker 4: effort and it's a big part of the Mike Rabel
Speaker 4: message and Milan Williams was really bringing that to life
Speaker 4: on the field. So replacing him is not going to
Speaker 4: be easy. You know, They're going to probably do it
Speaker 4: by aggregate and have a couple of different guys that
Speaker 4: are going to try to fill in there. They still
Speaker 4: have Christian Barmore on the inside is a very good
Speaker 4: player as well, but that was supposed to be a
Speaker 4: duo or a tandem there on the inside and has
Speaker 4: been for the majority of the season. But they'll be
Speaker 4: without Williams for this game against the Bengals, but also,
Speaker 4: you know, just looking big picture, two games against the
Speaker 4: Bills and the Ravens after their bye week as well,
Speaker 4: So some really big games coming up that Milan Williams
Speaker 4: will miss.
Speaker 2: So for Bengals fans listen to this that are obviously
Speaker 2: going to tune into the game. You mentioned Drake may
Speaker 2: mentioned a couple of pieces on defense, But what's another
Speaker 2: strength of this team? Evan as you watch them week
Speaker 2: in and week out. What's another place you think this
Speaker 2: team really has it well.
Speaker 5: I think it's a couple of places.
Speaker 4: You know, their wide receiving core has been a lot
Speaker 4: better than they expected coming into the season. Now, maybe
Speaker 4: you give some of that credit to May and McDaniels
Speaker 4: and McDaniels scheming it up and Drake putting the ball
Speaker 4: in great places. But Kayshawan Boody sounds like he's going
Speaker 4: to be back this week. He's been missing the last
Speaker 4: couple of weeks, and he's kind of May's favorite down
Speaker 4: the field, deep threat, you know, outside the numbers type
Speaker 4: of receiver LSU guys just like Jamar Chase, so he
Speaker 4: has that kind of skill set. And then Stefan Dicks
Speaker 4: has obviously been fantastic. You know, everything I said about
Speaker 4: Milton Williams applies to Stefon Diggs too. He has been
Speaker 4: exactly what the doctor ordered for them. Veteran, steady, presidence,
Speaker 4: leader on and off the field, and productive.
Speaker 5: So he's been a.
Speaker 4: Home run signing as well. And then I would say,
Speaker 4: you know, on the defensive side of the ball, they
Speaker 4: feel pretty good about their cornerback tandem and Christian Gonzalez
Speaker 4: and Carlon Davis, And I know, you know, last year
Speaker 4: in the opener, you guys saw Christian Gonzalez and Jamar
Speaker 4: Chasco toe to toe and he's an all Pro caliber
Speaker 4: corner and Carlon Davis is a pretty good number two corner.
Speaker 4: So they have that ability with those two guys to
Speaker 4: match up against the opponents receivers and Tie Higgins and
Speaker 4: I'm sure going to see uh plenty maybe of both
Speaker 4: of those guys honestly, depending on how the Patriots decided
Speaker 4: to do things without chasing there. So I think those
Speaker 4: sort of twosomes, if you will, have been real strength
Speaker 4: of this team, both you know, Williams and Barmore, Gonzalez
Speaker 4: and Davis, you know, Diggs and Booty like that's kind
Speaker 4: of been the bedrock of the team outside of Drake May.
Speaker 1: Evin Lazar from Patriots dot Com is our guest, and
Speaker 1: Evan wants the chat up your guys way as far
Speaker 1: as to who's going to be playing quarterback for the
Speaker 1: Bengals on Sunday, because honestly, here in Cincinnati, we don't
Speaker 1: know either.
Speaker 4: I know when you guys are asking me all these
Speaker 4: questions about the Patriots and I want to ask you
Speaker 4: guys questions, like the heck is going to be a
Speaker 4: quarterback for you know, everything right now with the Patriots
Speaker 4: is pretty much status quo. You know, they had the
Speaker 4: Thursday night game against the Jets, and then they had
Speaker 4: to make bye week coming off the Thursday night game,
Speaker 4: so everybody's getting a little bit healthier. They had a
Speaker 4: little time off. Like, there's not much to talk about
Speaker 4: in terms of changes or anything like that outside of
Speaker 4: the Williams injury for the Patriots. So all of our
Speaker 4: eyes are are focus right now on you guys and
Speaker 4: what's going on with Joe Burrow. So I would assume
Speaker 4: that it's going to be him right like, it looks
Speaker 4: like everything's trending towards Burrow coming back this week, which
Speaker 4: gives this game definitely a little bit more juice.
Speaker 5: I think that was.
Speaker 4: As much as Patriots fans. I think we're reveling in
Speaker 4: the fact that Chase wasn't going to play and that
Speaker 4: this was probably going to be one of those games
Speaker 4: where they could chock it up to a win and
Speaker 4: keep this thing rolling. The Patriots do need to get
Speaker 4: battle tested here a little bit against some better teams
Speaker 4: and they will, you know, against Buffalo and Baltimore, like
Speaker 4: I mentioned, after their bye week. But now all of
Speaker 4: a sudden, this changes the whole complexion of this game.
Speaker 4: And this is another one that you can really be
Speaker 4: a little bit battle tested by. So there's so much
Speaker 4: talk around here, guys about the easy schedule that the
Speaker 4: Patriots have had, and pretty much every single metrics says
Speaker 4: that they have the easiest schedule in football, and the
Speaker 4: Patriots fans get a little bit sensitive about that, and
Speaker 4: you know, people are kind of poking the bear when
Speaker 4: it comes to the easy schedule conversation.
Speaker 3: But going into Cincinnati.
Speaker 4: And beating Joe Burrow is not an easy win. So
Speaker 4: I think there's both, you know, a positive and negative
Speaker 4: aspect of it in that sense.
Speaker 2: No, and people mention that, but I mean at the
Speaker 2: time you beat the Bucks, you know, they were playing
Speaker 2: pretty good. And I still think they're a good team.
Speaker 2: Beat the Bills. They're a good team with maybe the
Speaker 2: best player in the NFL on it. So I wouldn't
Speaker 2: say it's been a completely easy schedule.
Speaker 5: No, it hasn't been.
Speaker 4: You know, those two games definitely stand out, but they've
Speaker 4: also cleaned up against some really bad teams. Now, to
Speaker 4: their credit, they've made the really bad teams look really bad.
Speaker 4: And that's what you want to see when you're a
Speaker 4: good football team. And one of the things that Mike
Speaker 4: Rabel said at his introductory press conference that was sort
Speaker 4: of the first that for the program when they hired him,
Speaker 4: was taking advantage of bad football. So the Patriots have
Speaker 4: passed that test. You know, They've beaten the Tennessee's, the
Speaker 4: New Orleans and the Cleveland's, the Jets, you know, those
Speaker 4: types of teams, and they've been able to win the
Speaker 4: games that you also were kind of more coin flip games,
Speaker 4: like the Bills in Tampa Bay. So they've passed every
Speaker 4: test so far. So you know, it's not that you
Speaker 4: know they haven't, but I think that a lot of
Speaker 4: people now are like, all right, well, you got to
Speaker 4: this point, you're probably gonna be in the playoffs. So
Speaker 4: hopefully when the division, you know, now the goalposts have moved,
Speaker 4: let's win playoff games, right, you know, now that everybody's
Speaker 4: getting a taste of it, everyone's a little bit greedy.
Speaker 1: All right with that, Evan, we will let you go, man,
Speaker 1: Thanks so much for talking.
Speaker 6: To us anytime.
Speaker 3: Guys, enjoy the game.
Speaker 1: Thank you Evan Lazarre from Patriots dot Com. So, yeah,
Speaker 1: we don't know either. That's that's a fact, but.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we find out more during the course of this show.
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Speaker 1: All right back with Eddiot Rocky all.
Speaker 2: Right in this saying history Vember twentieth, nineteen eighty two.
Speaker 2: Certainly it'll go down in history is one of the
Speaker 2: most famous, unbelievable endings to a football game. Of course,
Speaker 2: talking about cow eating Stanford. Right, and here was the
Speaker 2: radio call, im.
Speaker 11: It'll probably try to swim it, and he does. Row
Speaker 11: comes blows of the Bears have to get out of bounds.
Speaker 11: Rogers along the sideline on. Otherwise they're still in deep
Speaker 11: trouble at with Bill.
Speaker 6: They tried to.
Speaker 11: Dull a couple of the ball is still as they
Speaker 11: get a the Rodgers, they get a crack.
Speaker 3: Out of the party.
Speaker 11: They're down on the twenty all the band is out
Speaker 11: of the band. What oh God, come out some mighty
Speaker 11: sensational traumatic part running exciting, Twilley finished in the history
Speaker 11: of Palace Football.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean you've never seen really anything like that before.
Speaker 2: The pitches back and forth and what's going on.
Speaker 1: I remember seeing that and thinking, well, there has to
Speaker 1: be some kind of penalty or some thus happened. Yeah, no,
Speaker 1: knocked the tuba play over and run into the end
Speaker 1: zone and often forgotten. You know the Stanford's quarterback was
Speaker 1: John Elway. Oh wow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and it's funny. I was reading up on it,
Speaker 3: and he said, when he's been asked about it, you know,
Speaker 3: when the band coming on the field and all that,
Speaker 3: He said, Yeah, each year it gets a little funnier,
Speaker 3: he total reporter. But it sure wasn't a lot of
Speaker 3: fun at the time.
Speaker 2: So that's probably again, maybe the one of them, certainly
Speaker 2: one of, if not the most famous, but I think
Speaker 2: more any kind of I guess a more recent improbable
Speaker 2: play that happened in terms of last play of the game,
Speaker 2: seventy eighth Iron Bowl, November thirtieth, twenty thirteen, all versus Alabama.
Speaker 3: Here's how it sounded.
Speaker 12: Well, I guess if this thing comes up short, he
Speaker 12: can feel it and run it out.
Speaker 13: All right, here we go.
Speaker 12: Fifty six shorter, it's got no does not have the leg,
Speaker 12: and when Chris Tavis takes it to the back of
Speaker 12: the end zone, he'll run it out to the ten fifteen,
Speaker 12: twenty twenty five, thirty thirty five, forty forty five, fifty
Speaker 12: forty five.
Speaker 6: There goes dis Oh my god, this is Luver's gonna
Speaker 6: win a football game. BLOB's gonna win a football game.
Speaker 6: They ran the best fail dog back. They ride it
Speaker 6: back out one hundred of dime yards.
Speaker 3: They not on the table, up the tails a dime
Speaker 3: ball like.
Speaker 1: Cow I didn't know LA used to do at Wow,
Speaker 1: that's impressive, that's great.
Speaker 2: I remember being in the car listen that, honest to God,
Speaker 2: and that's like kind of right when I started doing
Speaker 2: college Wogans around twenty thirteen.
Speaker 3: There right, and uh they're listening. No way, no way.
Speaker 1: That's why my dear late buddy Vick Henley was Auburn grad.
Speaker 1: His brothers played for Auburn, and I called him right
Speaker 1: right after that happened. I'm just sitting there. I still
Speaker 1: can't believe it. I'm gonna go get drunk, but.
Speaker 3: To be fair, he was gonna get drunk.
Speaker 1: You know, it's sad drunk instead of extremely happy drunk.
Speaker 3: So anyway, just stay in history. The band is out
Speaker 3: on the field.
Speaker 1: If you haven't for whatever reason, you've never seen that
Speaker 1: looking up because it's pretty pretty damn funny.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, so rock.
Speaker 1: Speaking of funny, but also sad and stupid. This happened
Speaker 1: in uh, Montana, where a lot of crazy things happen.
Speaker 1: You know, a guy James Howard is a fellow's name.
Speaker 1: He is driving his Chevy Suburban on Missoula Highway there
Speaker 1: when he rear ended a Volkswagen carrying two people. A
Speaker 1: high webtrol sir arrived at the crash scene reported seeing
Speaker 1: Howard with a large Budweiser can in his right hand,
Speaker 1: which when he walked up the side of the car,
Speaker 1: the guy was holding it and then he put it
Speaker 1: down on the console there, you know, in the cup holder. Howard.
Speaker 1: Cops say, handed over the beer can, Sir, what's that?
Speaker 1: He picked it up and he said, uh.
Speaker 5: What.
Speaker 13: All this?
Speaker 1: And he hands them the beer can and the cop says, sir,
Speaker 1: it's a beer. He goes, oh, no, that has urine
Speaker 1: in it. Yeah, like that, like that was going to
Speaker 1: get him away with it. Uh. He further explained that
Speaker 1: he rear into the vehicle because he was attempting to
Speaker 1: pee into that beer can while he was driving.
Speaker 3: We've all tried it. I've all done it.
Speaker 1: Into what can no can at ay bought a works.
Speaker 1: I was going to say, you got to get the
Speaker 1: big mouth thing that I need the big mouth. But
Speaker 1: it helped frame.
Speaker 3: I knew there was a jug coming I did.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 1: But yeah, this guy had a history of he said,
Speaker 1: of course the old I just had one beer, just one.
Speaker 1: He was the police reportedly smelled, said he smelled of alcohol.
Speaker 1: His speech was slow and slurred, and his pants were
Speaker 1: wet with urine.
Speaker 3: I guess when that way he wasn't lying.
Speaker 1: Now, look, when you get pulled over by the cops,
Speaker 1: that's a really bad look.
Speaker 3: It's bad.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Now they got the body camera on. The whole thing's
Speaker 2: just right insult injury.
Speaker 1: Well I would at least have pride enough to say, well,
Speaker 1: I guess when I hit impact, that's beer on my pants.
Speaker 1: I go, I peel it all up for myself.
Speaker 3: This is no good answer either way. I add my
Speaker 3: beer or it really doesn't look this.
Speaker 1: It's not as bad as it looks, right, Yeah, at
Speaker 1: least I'm not that. Let's talk to Doug in Mount Washington. Ay, Doug,
Speaker 1: thanks for calling. What do you have?
Speaker 14: But I call you guys way too often? Man, But
Speaker 14: I we'll talk about what I do for a living.
Speaker 14: But a piano bottle, God.
Speaker 5: I don't know, four or five times a day? Way here,
Speaker 5: it's just wait, Actually, what have I got right now?
Speaker 5: Hold on? I have water?
Speaker 14: Is zero sugar like Rocky said Gatoray bottle? You know
Speaker 14: what I mean, if you can have you got a
Speaker 14: dart whatever? But no, you know, I actually have my
Speaker 14: dad's who died July nineteenth. I have is what's that
Speaker 14: thing called with a handle on it that they give
Speaker 14: you one that's down to the end.
Speaker 1: Oh, the thing that you used to pee in the
Speaker 1: bed when you're.
Speaker 14: In I can Yeah, but I be hipple thought, but yeah,
Speaker 14: I cap it.
Speaker 5: I was like, I thought that was kind of funny,
Speaker 5: you know what I mean?
Speaker 3: Why to reuse that? I don't want to let it
Speaker 3: got waste.
Speaker 14: When he was added chemo treatments and whatnot. So I
Speaker 14: was like, I'll keep that.
Speaker 1: Well, you know what, look a little and thanks Doug.
Speaker 1: And a lot of people hand down bibles or you know, yeah,
Speaker 1: like an old uh a watch? Yeah, to take the
Speaker 1: sun take my portable urinal with you.
Speaker 3: And for some reason I have I have this vision
Speaker 3: like on his death, ben sun mean close to me.
Speaker 3: The something I have that I want to give to you,
Speaker 3: I want to bequeathed to you. Hopefully you will use
Speaker 3: it well as I have here it is and yeah,
Speaker 3: you think it's going to be like a lightsaber or something. Yeah,
Speaker 3: lightsaber like a pocket watch from World War One. Yeah, no,
Speaker 3: it's my pea container.
Speaker 1: That's we had the lineage thing done, you know, the
Speaker 1: family treat back in the day, and found out my
Speaker 1: great grandfather, I think I've told that story before, allegedly,
Speaker 1: I say, allegedly apparently killed a guy in eastern Europe someplace,
Speaker 1: and he kind of made his way to like Ireland
Speaker 1: and then to America. And he's on his deathbed. He
Speaker 1: had never really admitted that he had killed this guy.
Speaker 1: And he's laying there in his deathbed and it was
Speaker 1: like his son leans into him and says, father, did
Speaker 1: you did you kill that man? Back in Poland? And
Speaker 1: the guys are like, come here, and he leans in
Speaker 1: and he said, mind's your business and died.
Speaker 3: Wow. Is that badass taken it through the grave? Can
Speaker 3: tell anybody.
Speaker 1: And by the way, here's my pea bottle.
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Speaker 2: So, I'm not sure if you've heard about this, but
Speaker 2: about this kid in Indianaho's on the verge of breaking
Speaker 2: Derrick Henry's high school rushing record, which is an all
Speaker 2: time record.
Speaker 1: I saw it mentioned a couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so a game coming up this weekend and he
Speaker 2: has a chance of breaking it. So again, the kid's
Speaker 2: name is Miles McLoughlin. Okay, and this is in Knox, Indiana,
Speaker 2: Knox Community High School.
Speaker 3: Smaller school.
Speaker 2: I think it's like less than a thousand people, and
Speaker 2: there's not hardly you know, it's like even like a
Speaker 2: small town. It's a town of you know, like less
Speaker 2: than four thousand people combined. Right, So smaller deal. But
Speaker 2: to McLoughlin, star running back Knox Community High School, it's
Speaker 2: just three hundred and sixty five yards away from tying
Speaker 2: Henry's high school record.
Speaker 3: What is Henry's record. Well, Henry carried the ball in
Speaker 3: high school.
Speaker 2: One thousand, three hundred and ninety seven times for twelve thousand,
Speaker 2: one hundred and twenty four yards and one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty three touchdown.
Speaker 3: I tell you all the time.
Speaker 2: Go online, go on YouTube and just YouTube Derrick Henry
Speaker 2: Juley high School. And he looks like the same guy
Speaker 2: right now, except just running against high school kids.
Speaker 3: Is it just pushing him to the ground as he's running,
Speaker 3: falling off and they're grabbing him. He's just just.
Speaker 2: Running over him, running around him over in the whole deal,
Speaker 2: and in the amount of carries, I mean to get
Speaker 2: fourteen hundred carries in high school. The coach wasn't concerned
Speaker 2: about wearing the tread off of Derrick Henry. Correct, we're
Speaker 2: gonna ride him, yeah, sixty times. A game with the
Speaker 2: playbook was like three like three plays long. Yeah, but
Speaker 2: uh but no, this guy And what's interesting is this
Speaker 2: guy now he's not like as big of a you know,
Speaker 2: and he's he's a zero star right now. He's five
Speaker 2: ten and one ninety but and he plays quarterback. But
Speaker 2: in like a like a wing t kind of thing
Speaker 2: with a double wing kind of offense and they just
Speaker 2: they just run the ball. I think he's thrown like
Speaker 2: a couple of times this year, right, So but uh, nevertheless,
Speaker 2: I think that's pretty cool and and and so I
Speaker 2: looked it up Knox, Indiana as it's actually just a
Speaker 2: little south of South Bend. Okay, you know, so it's
Speaker 2: you know whatever, caute four hours away, right, so yeah,
Speaker 2: so pretty cool more.
Speaker 1: Or less of like halfway between South Bend and Indy
Speaker 1: say kind.
Speaker 3: Of, No, it's definitely. It's definitely way north of Indy.
Speaker 3: It's it's closer to South Bend. Closer I'm talking, you know, yeah,
Speaker 3: I don't know, forty miles kind of Oh, okay, I'm
Speaker 3: fifty miles A.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I thought you did a couple of hours.
Speaker 3: And it was it was cool because Derek Henry was
Speaker 3: asked about that.
Speaker 2: I don't even know. I don't think it was this week.
Speaker 2: It might have been a couple of weeks ago, but
Speaker 2: he was asked about it. Hey, did you hear this?
Speaker 3: Kids?
Speaker 2: You know, kind of on your heels of breaking this
Speaker 2: record and his credit he said, go break it, son,
Speaker 2: you know, records.
Speaker 3: Are made to be broken. I hope he gets that.
Speaker 3: Hope his team wins the state title.
Speaker 2: So I thought that was cool because you know, sometimes
Speaker 2: you could be like I wanted to write my high
Speaker 2: school record.
Speaker 1: Well then like the old uh, at this stage of
Speaker 1: the game, it's almost kind of funny, the old seventy
Speaker 1: two Dolphins getting together anytime a team goes undefeated, and yeah,
Speaker 1: twelve and oher and they all get together and head
Speaker 1: drunk and right as soon as they get beat, they
Speaker 1: smoke cigars and drink champagne. Well yeah, but there's how
Speaker 1: many of them can there be left?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Surely, probably sixteen of them left?
Speaker 6: Oh man?
Speaker 1: Anyway, Well again, God blessed are they? I assume they're
Speaker 1: in the playoffs now?
Speaker 3: Yeah, they are moving to see what it says here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they're He's quarterback for Knox Class three A state
Speaker 2: semifinal Friday against U Fort Wayne Bishop Leures. So you know, okay,
Speaker 2: he's three hundred and sixty five yards now. He's run
Speaker 2: for four hundred plus in five games this year, so
Speaker 2: this is like definitely possible.
Speaker 3: I guess who's going to get fed the ball? Yeah
Speaker 3: you think, well, I think that was going to happen
Speaker 3: either way. Give it to that kid and get out
Speaker 3: of the way.
Speaker 1: Well, come up, we do have PJ after the News,
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Speaker 2: Yes, we've got Steve Speck from Saint Xavier High School,
Speaker 2: the head coach over there. He's going to take a
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Speaker 2: that move to pay Corps and just how cool that
Speaker 2: is for these high school kids, and a little bit
Speaker 2: on the matchup should be great.
Speaker 1: And I believe that during the news they were reporting this,
Speaker 1: so far they've sold what was that, like seventeen thousand
Speaker 1: something like that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, ye're about seventeen so yeah, yeah, and that was
Speaker 2: you know, almost like twenty four hours after it came open.
Speaker 1: So a few hours ago too, so it was by now.
Speaker 2: And recall I think it was maxed out about sixty
Speaker 2: five hundred for Mason, so it's already gone correct. And
Speaker 2: and oh double they'll I think they'll touch twenty five.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it makes sense. Yeah, coming up, we will have PJ. Street,
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Speaker 1: Twist fellow right Jop.
Speaker 3: Yes, our good friend PJ Street and PJ.
Speaker 2: It's that time of the year, Holidays, Thanksgiving, Christmas, New
Speaker 2: Year's and for whatever reason, that's usually an excuse for
Speaker 2: everyone to just throw the feedbag on now and take
Speaker 2: it off.
Speaker 3: Like January fifth.
Speaker 1: Eat drink, drink, eat, eat, eat, drink, drink drink.
Speaker 2: Yeah, repeat, yes, So how can we get out of
Speaker 2: this cycle here?
Speaker 7: PJ.
Speaker 25: Yeah, I'm gonna today, I'm gonna teach everybody you know,
Speaker 25: how to navigate the holiday eating without gaining ten pounds
Speaker 25: of regret.
Speaker 13: Come January second, and let's start here.
Speaker 25: If we look at it logically, there's thirty seven days
Speaker 25: between Thanksgiving and New Year's Day. And you know, despite
Speaker 25: what people tell themselves, it's not stuffing your face on
Speaker 25: Thanksgiving or Christmas Eve or Christmas Day that causes you know,
Speaker 25: this weight gain and ruins all your progress. It's the
Speaker 25: other thirty plus days in that period right where you say,
Speaker 25: I'll screw it, I'll restart in January so you know,
Speaker 25: if we look at it logically, over those thirty seven
Speaker 25: days of the holiday season, there's really only seven that
Speaker 25: actually matter that that I feel that you can justify,
Speaker 25: you know, being really indulgent with food and drink. You know,
Speaker 25: you got Thanksgiving obviously, Christmas Eve, you got Christmas Day,
Speaker 25: you got New Year's Eve, and then you know, look
Speaker 25: you might have three or four like other you know,
Speaker 25: work parties or events.
Speaker 13: So you know, that's seven to eight indulgent days total.
Speaker 25: That's really only about twenty percent of the whole holiday season.
Speaker 25: If you stay on track the rest of the time,
Speaker 25: then you're golden. But if you eat like it's Thanksgiving
Speaker 25: for five straight weeks, you're going to be in a
Speaker 25: bad spot.
Speaker 3: Gotcha.
Speaker 2: So is there any I mean other than just having
Speaker 2: this sheer willpower to do it and any tricks we
Speaker 2: can use or things we can do to kind of.
Speaker 3: Make sure we don't you know, because there's a lot
Speaker 3: of pressure too.
Speaker 2: It's like every get together, right as everyone has the
Speaker 2: food and has the drink and has this and that.
Speaker 3: Any ways to kind of meander around that.
Speaker 25: Yeah, so let's just start here and again, remember it's
Speaker 25: a holiday, it's not a hol a month, right, So
Speaker 25: one or two meals don't make or break your results. Here,
Speaker 25: what does to your point, Rock, It's the daily grazing,
Speaker 25: it's the stress eating, it's kind of abandoning the gym
Speaker 25: and rationalizing.
Speaker 13: Every choice with well, you know, it's the holidays. So
Speaker 13: to win this battle.
Speaker 25: You got to pick your battles right, enjoy what you
Speaker 25: love at those five to seven key of during the
Speaker 25: holiday season, and then you need to be mindful of
Speaker 25: your nutrition the rest of the time. You need to
Speaker 25: stay in the gym. You need to keep your steps up.
Speaker 25: And I just see that most people just waste calories
Speaker 25: on junk. They don't even like this time of year.
Speaker 25: So you really got to identify what you really really love, right.
Speaker 25: It might be the pumpkin pie, it might be you know,
Speaker 25: Grandma stuffing, it might be the prime rib on Christmas.
Speaker 25: But I just see people grazing and grabbing it. It
Speaker 25: just crap, it's not even that good. So that's the
Speaker 25: first point, you know, And then the first tip I'll
Speaker 25: give you is you got to pick your battles. And
Speaker 25: then number two, you really need to keep your routine
Speaker 25: between these events. You got to stick to the basics
Speaker 25: the walking. You got to stay in the gym, you
Speaker 25: got to keep the protein up, you got to keep
Speaker 25: the water up. And you can't get into the mindset
Speaker 25: that you're going to spiral out of control just because
Speaker 25: you overrate at one Christmas party or something like that.
Speaker 25: Number three again, you got to keep your workouts is
Speaker 25: non negotiable on your calendar. If you're travel in your swamp,
Speaker 25: which of a lot of us are during this time
Speaker 25: of year, that's cool. Just realize that a twenty minute
Speaker 25: left or a one mile walk still counts. Something is
Speaker 25: always better than nothing. And again, you can't fall into this.
Speaker 25: I'll just start fresh in January trap. You know January
Speaker 25: first promises don't fix you know December fifteenth damage, right,
Speaker 25: So if you show up now in coasting the January,
Speaker 25: you know you can coast into January without panic or
Speaker 25: having to do some stupid crash diet, which I'm sure
Speaker 25: we'll discuss come January. And then finally, let me give
Speaker 25: you some stats on holiday weight game. You know, you
Speaker 25: hear these stats like people gain ten pounds during the holidays.
Speaker 13: Well that's that's not really true. The average American gains about.
Speaker 25: One to two pounds between Thanksgiving to New Year's But
Speaker 25: and that doesn't sound like much.
Speaker 13: But yeah, you think it's a lot more.
Speaker 25: But here's the catch, guys, most people never lose it,
Speaker 25: and that holiday weight just accumulates year after year after year.
Speaker 25: There was a really cool study in twenty twenty two
Speaker 25: in the journal Medicine. It's found the holiday weight gain
Speaker 25: is the number one contributor to the annual weight creep
Speaker 25: in US adults. So, you know, one to two pounds compounded,
Speaker 25: you know, by thirty years, that's how you end up,
Speaker 25: you know, with a size forty two waist and fifty
Speaker 25: pounds heavier.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and we but everything you're saying makes sense, PJ.
Speaker 1: But we all know, just like you said, you eat
Speaker 1: crap that you don't ordinarily eat, but simply because it's around.
Speaker 1: It's yeah, look, there's a point at my house there
Speaker 1: aren't cookies laying around on the counter all the time.
Speaker 1: But guess what deb feels like she needs to make
Speaker 1: five dozen cookies to send to friends and whatnot. And
Speaker 1: so guess what I'm walking by the kitchen counter. Oh,
Speaker 1: look a sugar cookie? Have it at one of those
Speaker 1: in a minute.
Speaker 3: Right, Well, I'm the same way, and I assume a
Speaker 3: lot of people are. It's like, if it's not in
Speaker 3: my house, I'm never telling my wife, look, go to
Speaker 3: Kroger's and get four pies and ten bags of cookies.
Speaker 3: All that. I'm not saying that. But yeah, if it's
Speaker 3: all of a sudden there, guess what, it's a little
Speaker 3: bit harder to say, just say no to it.
Speaker 13: Well, Rocky, it's a great point.
Speaker 25: One of my favorite quotes is, you know your environment
Speaker 25: is stronger than your willpower. Right, So if you're to
Speaker 25: your point, if you're buying all the crap just because
Speaker 25: it's the holidays and near being festive, and you know
Speaker 25: your you know your willpower is only going to go
Speaker 25: so far up the stuff laying around the house that
Speaker 25: that's a that's a terrific point.
Speaker 3: No doubt about it.
Speaker 2: Anything else in terms of I guess, workout wise, any
Speaker 2: any and anything, folks you have to focus on during
Speaker 2: the holidays.
Speaker 25: Here my one. That's a great, great, great question. Uh,
Speaker 25: rock here's my one thing. You need to walk after
Speaker 25: big meals, right, and before a big meal, you want
Speaker 25: to make sure that you're you know, you're hydrated, and
Speaker 25: you drank a lot of water, so after every big meal,
Speaker 25: if I can give it, if I can give people
Speaker 25: one tip, you know, workout, physical activity. Watch the holidays,
Speaker 25: if you stuck your face instead of laying on the
Speaker 25: couch and watching football, which let's.
Speaker 13: Be honest most of us are going to do.
Speaker 25: Go outside, you know, even if it's a five minute
Speaker 25: walk around the block, you know that that can go
Speaker 25: a long way and just kind of help you kind
Speaker 25: of reset things a little bit.
Speaker 6: Got you.
Speaker 2: So BJ on a completely different note, and we did
Speaker 2: this topic on a few weeks ago, maybe two months back,
Speaker 2: about fasting and all that, and I think I remember
Speaker 2: telling you I was gonna even though you've said, look,
Speaker 2: there's not like a ton of different benefits of it,
Speaker 2: but I was gonna at least try it. So I'm
Speaker 2: going to do that at some point in the next
Speaker 2: couple of weeks. So give me a challenge, give me
Speaker 2: a fast challenge. How should I do it? How many
Speaker 2: days should I go? And I'll report back with the results.
Speaker 25: All right, Rock, you're a tough You're a tough dude.
Speaker 25: So let's go with an alternate day fasting approach for
Speaker 25: a week. Yeah, right, we'll see, right, alternate day fasting. Okay,
Speaker 25: so you can eat on you know, you can eat
Speaker 25: on Monday, gon't eat on Tuesday, and eat normal on Wednesday,
Speaker 25: back and forth, just for seven days, because I'm curious
Speaker 25: to see how you feel and what you observe doing that.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna be very cranky Pjack and tell you that.
Speaker 1: So, but you're not eating anything? Are you drinking juice
Speaker 1: or what exactly?
Speaker 3: Area? What can I drink? Can I drink coffee at least?
Speaker 5: Or not?
Speaker 13: Coffee?
Speaker 7: Water?
Speaker 13: Zero calorie soft drinks, gatorade zero?
Speaker 25: All that stuff's fair game, or you know, Or you
Speaker 25: can do the typical uh what is it? The sixteen
Speaker 25: eight fast where you just eat in an eight hour window.
Speaker 25: But you're up to the challenge. Rock, We're gonna go
Speaker 25: alternate day, alternately fasting for you.
Speaker 3: All right, so Monday, all right, just for weeks Monday.
Speaker 13: Yeah, Yeah, you're on the hot seat now. Millions of
Speaker 13: people are going to hold you to this.
Speaker 2: That's right, that's right. I gotta find the days, but
Speaker 2: I'm gonna do it. I'm gonna do it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but I find that the eight sixteenth thing, that's
Speaker 1: pretty much the way I eat Anyways, it tends to
Speaker 1: be that we.
Speaker 13: Talked about that, Eddie, I'm the same way. I guess
Speaker 13: I do that. I mean I have a big dinner o'clock.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I have a little some pretty light breakfast
Speaker 1: and then fairly big lunch and then maybe a snack,
Speaker 1: you know, after I get home from working. That's besides
Speaker 1: of it.
Speaker 3: All right, So to be clear, so to be clearing
Speaker 3: this real quick. So I can eat Monday, I can
Speaker 3: eat breakfast, lunch, dinner, whatever, But I go to bed,
Speaker 3: I eat absolutely nothing until Wednesday morning again.
Speaker 13: Right, correct, Okay, that's correct.
Speaker 3: All right, just getting make you and I'm just getting
Speaker 3: the parameters out there like a challenge. All right, we're
Speaker 3: gonna do this.
Speaker 2: I feel most bad for my wife because, hey, cranky bitch,
Speaker 2: I'm just telling.
Speaker 25: You you might want to you might want to wait
Speaker 25: till the first week of January to do this. Yeah,
Speaker 25: maybe during the holidays a little we're gonna ruin the
Speaker 25: You're gonna ruin the holidays at the Boyman compound.
Speaker 1: R hobbling around the house like quasi moto, kind of
Speaker 1: biting at the air.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, if if I will find out more, PJ,
Speaker 2: are you and what you can deliver, Where can they go?
Speaker 3: What can they do?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
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Speaker 1: Boom, PJ thanks so much, buddy.
Speaker 13: Thanks fellas go x Yes sir, thanks PJ.
Speaker 1: Or a fitness guy, PJ Street.
Speaker 3: So I'm gonna do this man?
Speaker 13: All right?
Speaker 1: Well, I just so happens. I have a news story here,
Speaker 1: and this sounds exactly what you're gonna end up doing, buddy, exactly.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 1: Throwing caution in his clothes to the wind, a sixty
Speaker 1: six year old man was spotted outside his home chain
Speaker 1: sawing wild but ass naked.
Speaker 2: According to the police, I like to do my best chainsawing.
Speaker 2: I feel comes when I'm nude.
Speaker 1: That's the thing who decides. Let's see, should I go
Speaker 1: out and garden naked?
Speaker 23: Ah?
Speaker 1: Well the grass naked?
Speaker 3: Nah?
Speaker 1: How bottom I get out the chainsaw? And that mean
Speaker 1: that's exactly what Paul Severson did. This happened a couple
Speaker 1: of tuesdays ago, he was charged with a disorderly conduct
Speaker 1: and in connection with the louge nude displays outside his residents.
Speaker 1: Now this again, keep in mind this happened a couple
Speaker 1: of weeks ago in Florida. You might think, no, in Minnesota.
Speaker 2: Ghee's the only thing is with being that cold, it
Speaker 2: kind of helps from the you know, constricting, I.
Speaker 1: Got no idea. After interviewing multiple witnesses, as sheriff's deputy
Speaker 1: observed the nude Severson when he appeared from behind his
Speaker 1: shed in his backyard, the cob advised him that he
Speaker 1: couldn't be naked outside with children around and people driving by.
Speaker 1: Neighbors reported this Severson often did yard work wild news
Speaker 1: with the one I witness sing the suspect was chain
Speaker 1: sawing all the time. Well, butt ass naked. Now if
Speaker 1: I see you naked in your yard one time, I'm like, oh, yeah,
Speaker 1: he's done. He's been out there. You know, tendon is
Speaker 1: trimming the hedges while he's naked. No, I'm not waiting
Speaker 1: for it to happen again. No, I'm telling somebody.
Speaker 3: Has their thing. I guess this is uh the skuy's apparently.
Speaker 1: But what how can that be a thing because you
Speaker 1: you can't possibly think that people are just gonna go, oh, well,
Speaker 1: that's just old Paul.
Speaker 3: He's he's chainsawing. He's no big deal.
Speaker 1: He changs on again.
Speaker 3: I mean, I mean with chainsaw and if anybody's I
Speaker 3: think chainsaw is one of the funnest things in the
Speaker 3: world to do.
Speaker 2: But I mean there's a lot of you know, you know,
Speaker 2: salt dust and stuff getting thrown ashing wood chips, right, Well,
Speaker 2: I hope.
Speaker 1: He would at least be I'm sure he was wearing goggles.
Speaker 3: Yes, get a splinter somewhere. We don't want a splinter at.
Speaker 1: But naked chainsawing, I'll tell you, man, that's uh, that's down.
Speaker 1: That's down on my priority list.
Speaker 3: That's that's it.
Speaker 2: Real quick, you're ed and Austin just text me this
Speaker 2: because we've been asking about his Burrow gonna play? Is
Speaker 2: he not?
Speaker 3: Well not, you know, didn't tell the whole story.
Speaker 2: But Joe Burrow listed as a full practice participant today,
Speaker 2: Joe Flacco listed as a limited participant in practice. So
Speaker 2: I guess, second straight day, Joe Burrow a full participant
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Speaker 2: gonna play.
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Speaker 1: All right back with Eddie and Rocky and Rock a
Speaker 1: very very special.
Speaker 2: Guest, very special guests in a very big game. It's
Speaker 2: Elder v. The Bombers of Saint x Friday night, seven pm,
Speaker 2: pay Course Stadium.
Speaker 3: It's going to be bigger than Montana.
Speaker 2: And to help kick this thing off and preview the game,
Speaker 2: how about this the one the only Steve Speck, head
Speaker 2: coach of Saint Xavier High School.
Speaker 3: Steve, how are you?
Speaker 5: Rock? I'm doing great. Anytime I get to talk to you, guys,
Speaker 5: it means good things are happening at six hundred West
Speaker 5: North End Roads.
Speaker 3: Very good? Uh so, Coach, I guess first question is
Speaker 3: your reaction to the game getting moved to pay Corps.
Speaker 13: What are the team?
Speaker 3: How do they feel about it? You feel about it?
Speaker 2: What's been kind of the organizational things you've had to
Speaker 2: change to make that happen?
Speaker 5: Well, I've done very little organizationally. I just try to
Speaker 5: get these kids ready to play. But I'll tell you what, Rock,
Speaker 5: You know, you know me, We've known each other a
Speaker 5: long time. I'd play this game and in the parking
Speaker 5: lot of at Denny's Restaurant. You know that's how sky
Speaker 5: high I am about this. But the reality that we
Speaker 5: get to go to pay corps and play in a
Speaker 5: professional stadium. For these kids, what what memories?
Speaker 1: Well, yeah, that's what I was going to ask you,
Speaker 1: a coach. How do you get them to it, to
Speaker 1: keep their keep their head on their shoulders. I mean,
Speaker 1: and they're walking in there, and you know, it's one
Speaker 1: thing to talk about, it's another thing to walk in
Speaker 1: there and look up and like a holy cow, there's
Speaker 1: fifty thousand people here.
Speaker 5: Well, you know what you want them to You want
Speaker 5: them to walk out there and say, holy cow, there's
Speaker 5: fifty thousand people. I'm to walk out there and say
Speaker 5: holy cow.
Speaker 3: Okay, absolutely, but you're.
Speaker 5: Dealing with you know, you're dealing with kids. And we try.
Speaker 5: We worked really hard to pass a few weeks to
Speaker 5: focus on being completely present wherever you are, wherever you go.
Speaker 5: Just focus on being your individual best at that moment,
Speaker 5: and it's going to be the same thing Friday night
Speaker 5: when they walk out and take core and look around.
Speaker 2: Coach, just in general, what is the hardest thing about
Speaker 2: coaching high school kids these days?
Speaker 3: Is it different than it was ten twenty years ago?
Speaker 3: Similar tell us.
Speaker 5: The kids aren't any different. Rock, It's no difference between
Speaker 5: you know all take you Kobe Clapp or or our
Speaker 5: linebacker's on his way to Notre Day, and there's no
Speaker 5: difference in Kobe or you. Back in nineteen ninety seven.
Speaker 5: You know, he's a young kid that's excited about life
Speaker 5: and his future, and he's gonna do stupid things and
Speaker 5: make stupid mistakes. But that's what you're supposed to do
Speaker 5: when you're a kid, or an adult for that matter.
Speaker 5: I continue to do stupid things. What has changed is society.
Speaker 5: You know, the advent of the Internet and social media.
Speaker 5: Everybody has instant access to everything. People can hide behind
Speaker 5: screen names and attack kids. They're just growing up with
Speaker 5: an awful lot on their plate. And when you talk
Speaker 5: about trying to be completely present, it was a lot
Speaker 5: easier back in nineteen ninety seven when you were a
Speaker 5: senior than it is in twenty twenty six, twenty twenty
Speaker 5: five for these kids, I can tell you that much.
Speaker 1: And Coach, let me ask you about you brought that
Speaker 1: up about social media. Does that involve a certain amount
Speaker 1: of and I guess, for lack of a better word,
Speaker 1: parenting to get these kids to hey, look, shut off
Speaker 1: that noise. You don't need it. I know it's tough,
Speaker 1: but I'm sure it's got to be almost impossible.
Speaker 6: With these guys, well, it is impossible.
Speaker 5: I was really impressed with my five captains. I talked
Speaker 5: about you, Kobe Clapper, Aiden Reader, Grant Hester. Let's see,
Speaker 5: I talked about Aidan Brayden Riley and Daniel Bolmer, and
Speaker 5: we had a meeting a few weeks ago about how
Speaker 5: we wanted to approach the playoffs, and they took it
Speaker 5: upon themselves and said they said, no more cell phones
Speaker 5: in the locker room. So they completely outlawed that. I
Speaker 5: didn't push it. They did it to try to help
Speaker 5: themselves get off that crap. You know. It's like any
Speaker 5: I tell the kids, look, you're gonna I'm not gonna
Speaker 5: you know, baby, this is life and you guys, this
Speaker 5: is the world in which you live. But I'm going
Speaker 5: to tell you this much. If you're going to read
Speaker 5: the good stuff about you, you better be prepared to
Speaker 5: read the band stuff they're going to say, because they're
Speaker 5: gonna throw it all at us, good and bad. Just
Speaker 5: I just I don't get involved in that. I don't
Speaker 5: have much of an online presence. I just try to
Speaker 5: stay away from it all.
Speaker 2: Absolutely coach Steve Speck is our guest head coach Saint
Speaker 2: Xavier High School and coach for those listeners out there
Speaker 2: that maybe don't know a lot about this year's Saint
Speaker 2: Xavier team. You know, look, you guys start off four straight,
Speaker 2: then you lose two straight to to Molar and the Elder,
Speaker 2: and then you rattle off five straight, including a huge
Speaker 2: win over Moler last week. Just to describe this team
Speaker 2: and give folks an idea of what this team makeup
Speaker 2: is all about.
Speaker 5: Defense Defensively, we came into the Iraqi with some really
Speaker 5: talented kids and we moved some really good offensive players
Speaker 5: to the defensive side of the ball, knowing that it
Speaker 5: was going to take time for our offense to develop
Speaker 5: and grow up. We have a starting quarterback, Jackson Fry,
Speaker 5: as a senior his first year in the system, and
Speaker 5: he's really grown over the year. And you know, it's
Speaker 5: one of those deals where you had young kids and experience,
Speaker 5: had a lot of spots and you were really keeping
Speaker 5: your fingers crossed that they would be they would grow
Speaker 5: up by week five. Unfortunately for us, it took us
Speaker 5: until about week eight to really start clicking offensively. But
Speaker 5: the defense has played really solid, and the offense is
Speaker 5: playing at a very high level now when they peaked
Speaker 5: when we needed to going into the playoffs, and I'm
Speaker 5: excited about this run. We played great, and I mean
Speaker 5: a great Elder High School football team tomorrow night, and
Speaker 5: it's going to be a great battle. But nothing's going
Speaker 5: to come easy, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: I was going to ask you, a coach, scout out
Speaker 1: that Elder team for us, what do you know? What
Speaker 1: do you see?
Speaker 5: I think their quarterback is as good a young quarterback
Speaker 5: as I've coached.
Speaker 13: Against in a while.
Speaker 5: I thought Man the quarterback for Mueller was off offul special.
Speaker 5: But don't lose sight of Cayden that step at Elder
Speaker 5: High School. I think he's only a junior. He can
Speaker 5: create with his feet, has great speed, he throws a
Speaker 5: great ball, a very catchable ball, and what a competitor.
Speaker 5: I love watching film with that kid. I hate preparing
Speaker 5: for him, but I really enjoy watching him play because
Speaker 5: he plays with a youthful exuberance you want to see
Speaker 5: from kids. You tell, you can tell he loves this game.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's no doubt.
Speaker 2: I actually Steve watched Kadan staid the quarterbacks highlights of
Speaker 2: the Princeton game and pretty good. I think he's you know,
Speaker 2: three hundred yards you know, I mean it was. He
Speaker 2: had a one heck of a night. A really really
Speaker 2: good athlete that can take off and run, can throw
Speaker 2: the ball.
Speaker 3: Well, he's going to.
Speaker 5: Be a problem, no, no problem. And you know, flip
Speaker 5: that to the other side of the ball and you
Speaker 5: have the same type of player. And Derek Iran, what
Speaker 5: a talented young man. I'm sad to see him not
Speaker 5: going to UC and flipping his commitment to Virginia, But
Speaker 5: you know what, a great talented young man, plays with
Speaker 5: a lot of passion. And ironically, his little brother is
Speaker 5: a every deserves season sophomore safety for US. He's a backup,
Speaker 5: but he plays on all our special teams. I'd like
Speaker 5: to see those two getting after it, maybe a little
Speaker 5: bit on some specials during the game.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I saw that the Uran brothers going at it, and
Speaker 2: I'm sure the uh, that's gotta be an interesting dinner
Speaker 2: table that.
Speaker 5: I thought the same thing, Rock, How crazy is that?
Speaker 5: And I think your older brother graduated from LISAL.
Speaker 2: I think that. I think that's actually accurate. Yeah, how
Speaker 2: about that full full circle?
Speaker 23: What what?
Speaker 3: What else?
Speaker 2: About the older team coach, What else are some of
Speaker 2: the things you guys got to take care of?
Speaker 5: Well, it's always, Uh, every Doug Ramsey coach team is
Speaker 5: incredibly well coached. Offensively, there they do some things that
Speaker 5: are very unorthodox. They'll give you a lot of formations,
Speaker 5: a lot of unbalanced set, a lot of movements and shifts,
Speaker 5: and they create mismatches. Uh. They've got a tremendous wide
Speaker 5: receiver in Jackson Ruth. He's a reminds me a lot
Speaker 5: of our our slot Alex McClatchy. He's maybe five and
Speaker 5: seventy pounds, but great quickness, really good speed, excellent route runner,
Speaker 5: and he really makes things happen running back, solid plays
Speaker 5: beyond a really big offensive line. I think they have
Speaker 5: one of the better left tackles that I've seen at
Speaker 5: the high school level. So offensively they pose a lot
Speaker 5: of problems with personnel and with schematics, and defensively rock
Speaker 5: they're a classic ben but don't break team. They don't
Speaker 5: give up very many explosive plays. I look watch film
Speaker 5: and it's very seldom you see receivers getting behind the secondary.
Speaker 5: So offensively, you've got to be patient. You've got to
Speaker 5: chip away, take what they give you, and be able
Speaker 5: to do it for a sustained period of time in
Speaker 5: order to come away with points.
Speaker 2: Steve guests and Steve, you've won four state titles. Compare
Speaker 2: this year's team and the makeup of the strengths the
Speaker 2: weaknesses is maybe some of those great state title teams
Speaker 2: you've had.
Speaker 5: Wow, I I that's a tough one.
Speaker 1: Rock Uh favorite kid.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's really hard because it's easy, you know, hindsight's
Speaker 5: twenty twenty, and it's easy to look back on the
Speaker 5: great teams that I've been blessed to be a part
Speaker 5: of and say, this is what made those teams great.
Speaker 5: These guys are still developing, you know. It's Uh, I
Speaker 5: don't know that it's fair to compare them to anybody.
Speaker 5: After the smoke clears and the season ends, I think
Speaker 5: I'll look back with a lot of pride I have.
Speaker 5: I'm awful proud of these kids. I'm awful proud of
Speaker 5: how hard they've worked, where they started, where they are now.
Speaker 5: And you know, that's one of the things I'd love
Speaker 5: to say, is you know, in nineteen ninety seven, I
Speaker 5: could have said I'm so proud of Rocky Boyman and
Speaker 5: his crew. Let's see where they are in thirty years
Speaker 5: from now. And I'm awful proud of where you are now, Rock,
Speaker 5: you know, I'd like to think that forty years from
Speaker 5: now we can look at all the kids and say,
Speaker 5: that's that's why we're successful. Look at what these guys
Speaker 5: are doing with their lives.
Speaker 1: So Coach, you got to also hats off to the
Speaker 1: Bengals and how and the county and everybody that's pushed
Speaker 1: for the saying, including my partner. Yeah, we're pushing.
Speaker 3: This through a little bit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the Bengals doing a solid is it's cheaper parking
Speaker 1: and whatnot, and at ticket prices are low. I mean,
Speaker 1: no excuse not to go to this thing, right, No.
Speaker 5: Absolutely what a great venue came the whole Brown family.
Speaker 5: Mike Brown's been fantastic for the city. You know, He's
Speaker 5: been great to Saint Aegor High School me in particular.
Speaker 5: The whole family's been great. Troy Blackburn, who's a ste
Speaker 5: X graduate in nineteen eighty five, has been great, you know,
Speaker 5: Zach Taylor's been off just everybody with the Bengals and
Speaker 5: the fact that they're going to open this up to
Speaker 5: high schools again because they've done it in the past.
Speaker 5: Is just phenomenal. I'm so excited for the city of
Speaker 5: Cincinnati and everybody, the community of Elder, community of Saint
Speaker 5: ax just a high school football community to be able
Speaker 5: to come out and witness the game at pay Corps. Really,
Speaker 5: I'm so appreciative of the Bengals in the county and
Speaker 5: everybody that got involved in rock you pushing this obviously
Speaker 5: was huge.
Speaker 2: Well look I saw today that so tickets went on
Speaker 2: sale yesterday at ten am. As of like twenty four
Speaker 2: hours so ten am today, I think are close to
Speaker 2: seventeen thousand had been sold, and you know there's gonna
Speaker 2: be many, many more.
Speaker 3: It's gonna be a huge game.
Speaker 2: And coach, I'm certainly very very proud of you, you
Speaker 2: know that, and for all the things you do for
Speaker 2: all those boys at Saint X and youth football and
Speaker 2: high school football in general.
Speaker 3: But go have a great game.
Speaker 2: It's going to be a titanic battle out there that
Speaker 2: a lot of people are going to enjoy.
Speaker 3: But best of luck here on Friday, guys.
Speaker 5: I appreciate it. Thanks for having me on and thanks
Speaker 5: for taking time for all the great kids that play
Speaker 5: high school football in the city of Cincinnati.
Speaker 3: Coach you the best, thank you.
Speaker 5: Thanks.
Speaker 1: Uh, what a great guy, and what a great job.
Speaker 1: Obviously he does a great job. Man, He's one of
Speaker 1: the best.
Speaker 3: The best.
Speaker 2: So he was the defensive back coach. He came into
Speaker 2: Saint X my senior year. He was my secondary coach, right,
Speaker 2: so that's where I first got to know him, Like,
Speaker 2: this guy's unbelievable, right, and then I go to a
Speaker 2: Notre Dame. A couple of years later he becomes a
Speaker 2: defensive coordinator. A couple of years later he becomes a
Speaker 2: head coach.
Speaker 3: And you know, so I tell people all the time,
Speaker 3: you know, if you know me, you know my dad
Speaker 3: is far and away the number one male influence in
Speaker 3: my life, just in terms of you know what he
Speaker 3: means me. And I'd say the second person on that
Speaker 3: list is Steve Speck for just for all the great
Speaker 3: things he's done for me and for just young men
Speaker 3: in general. And uh, great guy. And again and Doug
Speaker 3: Ram he's a fantastic coach at Elder and that should
Speaker 3: be a great game and be real funman to watch.
Speaker 1: So what was what was Steve's background before he came
Speaker 1: to Saint X. Just curious because I so he local guy.
Speaker 2: He played, he played at Saint X and then he
Speaker 2: Oh god, where'd he go to college? I'll think of
Speaker 2: it here in a second. But then he came back coached,
Speaker 2: and I think he was he coached a little bit
Speaker 2: for that year or two that Urban Meyer was was here,
Speaker 2: and then he went off in the business world and
Speaker 2: you know, made money and all that, and just like
Speaker 2: many coaches, says, this is great, I'm making a lot
Speaker 2: of money, But I meant to coach football, right, And
Speaker 2: so he let all that go, came back in and
Speaker 2: he's been doing it again ever since. You know, he
Speaker 2: came back in my senior year nineteen ninety seven. He's
Speaker 2: been there and in one way, shape or for him
Speaker 2: ever since.
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Speaker 1: Ay round about this time, rock and you know what
Speaker 1: that means.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's time to win some money and Christmas ride
Speaker 2: around the corner and the kids don't want this, they
Speaker 2: want that Neil Alectra's walking around cash.
Speaker 1: Say it has got money on the bangles. Let's talk
Speaker 1: to our good friend Jason Hoffin right now. Jason, we
Speaker 1: do last week. I always like to ask you that,
Speaker 1: first off.
Speaker 6: We did good.
Speaker 23: We went four and two with two pushes, so four
Speaker 23: two and two. And yeah, as you mentioned that Christmas
Speaker 23: fund is getting stocked up. And let's continue with this week.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, let's just start with a game tonight,
Speaker 1: A pretty good game Bills at Texans. But Bill's favored
Speaker 1: by six. Seemed to be that big, it'd be a
Speaker 1: lower line. But your thoughts.
Speaker 23: The Bills are the one team in this league that
Speaker 23: it's almost like the Joe Burrow Bengals at the end
Speaker 23: of last season. If Josh Allen is not Superman, they
Speaker 23: don't win. They've only won games this year where he
Speaker 23: scored three or more touchdowns. He accounts for seventy plus
Speaker 23: percent of their touchdowns, and the Texans are led by
Speaker 23: Dinko Ryans. Honestly, I don't like the six points here.
Speaker 23: If I had to take a spread, I'd still take
Speaker 23: the Bills because I think Josh Allen's going to be
Speaker 23: Superman tonight. I am more intrigued by the over than
Speaker 23: I am anything else.
Speaker 3: That over is what was forty five, I believe.
Speaker 23: Yet it opened at forty three and a half and
Speaker 23: it's gone up to forty five. But I'll take it
Speaker 23: as long as it stays under forty six and a half.
Speaker 3: All right, Now, another good game the Pittsburgh Steelers, who
Speaker 3: got the win over the Bengals last week against the
Speaker 3: seven and three Bears, who have won three straight. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that's uh. And they're favored by two and a half.
Speaker 3: The Bears are.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 23: I like Aaron Rodgers, who can be the unofficial mayor
Speaker 23: of the city of Chicago. I think he's going to
Speaker 23: play this week. And let's be honest, the Bears have
Speaker 23: to come back to reality at some point. You can't
Speaker 23: keep getting away with Cale Williams just doing crazy things
Speaker 23: in the fourth quarter and somehow winning. So give me
Speaker 23: the Steelers solid defensive performance, run the ball, control the clock,
Speaker 23: and they win out right and cover the two and
Speaker 23: a half.
Speaker 1: All right, Another game up north? How about Vikes at
Speaker 1: pack and Packer by last I saw six and a half.
Speaker 23: Yeah, I'm all over the Packers in this one for
Speaker 23: one main reason. Reports came out earlier today that the
Speaker 23: Vikings have inquired already about what it would take to
Speaker 23: get another quarterback or shoot, what's his name from the
Speaker 23: Falcons Kirk Cousins back in Minneapolis. Yeah, possibly with off season,
Speaker 23: which shows that they have zero trust in JJ McCarthy.
Speaker 23: And yeah, I think it's heading toward a dumpster fire
Speaker 23: there to end the season. So I'm all over the Packers.
Speaker 2: Well, yeah, Vike's were a team early in the year,
Speaker 2: everyone had huge expectations, and look, once again it comes
Speaker 2: down to house a quarterback playing and JJ McCarthy, you know,
Speaker 2: just hasn't played well enough. Like you said, they don't
Speaker 2: seem to have much confidence in him moving forward. Another one,
Speaker 2: how about the Rocky Boyman Bowl, Colts at seats all
Speaker 2: got We've got the Chiefs minus three and a half
Speaker 2: and uh an over under of I'm seeing forty nine
Speaker 2: and a half.
Speaker 5: So number one.
Speaker 23: I like the under here and the reason why is
Speaker 23: the gent that leads the defense in Innieapolis is the
Speaker 23: Patrick Mahomes defensive whisperer. That would be Louis Ana Rumo,
Speaker 23: fired from the Bengals last year. They have that Chiefs
Speaker 23: defense humming, so I like his team coming off the
Speaker 23: buy to scheme up something against the Chiefs here. I
Speaker 23: also like the Colts. As much as I hate to
Speaker 23: say it, I like the Colts to win this game
Speaker 23: and put the Chiefs on life support for the rest
Speaker 23: of the year.
Speaker 2: Wow, that'd be interesting. Yeah, we have lost two straight,
Speaker 2: so Colts could could really.
Speaker 1: I just written an article that there down remember Field
Speaker 1: was in SI or USA today or something talking about
Speaker 1: the Chiefs. They haven't been in this matter shape in
Speaker 1: a long time. This is late in the season.
Speaker 3: I always feel like they'll get it together.
Speaker 2: But but you lose three straight though, that's that ain't go,
Speaker 2: specially with how good the Broncos are playing. Let's see,
Speaker 2: uh we got oh yeah, we got the one one
Speaker 2: I I saw here Browns Raiders the Battle of two
Speaker 2: and eight teams here right that I Eddie's Brown's I'm
Speaker 2: seeing what I over under of four minus four with
Speaker 2: the Raiders.
Speaker 23: Yeah, welcome or congratulations NFL fans, this is your stinker
Speaker 23: Bowl of the week. Unless you're a dedicated fan of
Speaker 23: either team. If you watch this game, you're an absolute sicko.
Speaker 23: So I'm gonna taken.
Speaker 5: Well, I'll be watching.
Speaker 23: Yeah, but I'm gonna I'm gonna take the Browns just
Speaker 23: because they have the better complete roster, I think. But
Speaker 23: the main play in this game, I don't care what
Speaker 23: the number is is the under because I don't think
Speaker 23: either offense is going to put up more than a
Speaker 23: touchdown or two.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this has a real twelve to ten possibility, right twelve? Yeah,
Speaker 1: and Sudor Sanders is this going to start? Does that correct?
Speaker 1: That's the last I heard.
Speaker 23: Yeah, they put that out this morning. He's going to start.
Speaker 1: Well, good luck to him. He's two hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 1: poorer after he got his house Rodways playing last week.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, how about the next one? Eagles at Cowboys
Speaker 1: Eagles by three with an over last I saw forty
Speaker 1: seven and a half.
Speaker 23: Yeah, the Cowboys have snuck up on some people. They're
Speaker 23: making a playoff run right now. Jerry Jones does not
Speaker 23: look as dumb as everyone made him out to be
Speaker 23: when he made that Micah Parsons trade earlier in the year.
Speaker 6: A great call, Yeah, Cowboys.
Speaker 23: The Cowboys are playing some stout defense up front. They
Speaker 23: slow down their best at slowing down what Philadelphia does
Speaker 23: the best, which is run the ball. I like this
Speaker 23: to be a close game. I'm gonna take the Cowboys
Speaker 23: plus the points here.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, now here's an interesting one just from a
Speaker 2: line standpoint. The Tampa Bay Bucks at the La Rams,
Speaker 2: and I'm seeing Rams minus seven, and of course they're
Speaker 2: eight and two and maybe one of the best teams
Speaker 2: in the NFL. The Bucks, though, they've lost two straight,
Speaker 2: but I mean one was to the Pats and the
Speaker 2: other was to the Bills. They've lost to some some
Speaker 2: good teams here, and I thought Tino was really playing
Speaker 2: well for most of the year. What do you see
Speaker 2: in this one with the Rams minus seven?
Speaker 23: I don't like that line at all. I'm gonna take
Speaker 23: the Bucks plus the points just because the Rams only
Speaker 23: go as Matthew Stafford goes. And I think the Bucks
Speaker 23: defense is going to dial up something this week too.
Speaker 23: I won't say stop, but maybe limit the Rams offense,
Speaker 23: and I like the I like the Bucks to keep
Speaker 23: this with them a touchdown. So I'm gonna take the
Speaker 23: Bucks plus the points.
Speaker 1: All right, and one more before we get to the
Speaker 1: Bengals the Monday night game, just because we always have
Speaker 1: to do the Monday night game. Panthers at forty nine
Speaker 1: ers seeing the Niners by seven here.
Speaker 23: Yeah, the Panthers are one of the surprise teams this year.
Speaker 23: If you remember, before Michael Pennox went down, they beat
Speaker 23: I believe it was either thirty to three or thirty
Speaker 23: to ten. They beat the Falcons. The Panthers they're turunning upward,
Speaker 23: and I like them to go in there and again
Speaker 23: another game where they may not win, but they'll keep
Speaker 23: it close within the touchdowns. So I like the Panthers
Speaker 23: plus the points here too.
Speaker 3: In one college game here, we gotta get the Bengals, right. Sorry, yeah, sorry,
Speaker 3: I skipped ahead there, go ahead Jays.
Speaker 1: With the Pats of Bengals and at the Pats by
Speaker 1: seven and a half.
Speaker 3: Last I saw.
Speaker 23: If you can tell me that Joe Burrow is going
Speaker 23: to play safety and quarterback and slow down Drake May
Speaker 23: on Sunday, then maybe I'll take the Bengals, but right now,
Speaker 23: until this defense shows that could stop Elders Doug Ramsey's offensive, Elder,
Speaker 23: I can't take him in any game, no matter what
Speaker 23: the points are. So I'd have to got Patriots. As
Speaker 23: negative as that sounds, you tell me if you've seen
Speaker 23: anything that leads you to believe they're going to slow
Speaker 23: down one of the best offenses in football.
Speaker 1: And what do you think about that over of fifty
Speaker 1: as the last I saw. That's a big number man.
Speaker 23: That I don't like that solely because Jamar Chase isn't playing.
Speaker 23: If Jamar was going to be able to play and
Speaker 23: not suspended, I would take the overall day. But I
Speaker 23: don't know how they manufacture offense with t Higgins and
Speaker 23: then andre Yosavashan after that, roll the dice on who
Speaker 23: you might have plan wide receiver.
Speaker 2: All right, a few college games of interest? How about
Speaker 2: this when USC at Oregon. USC's eight and two, of
Speaker 2: course they got beat by the Iris. Would they play
Speaker 2: at Oregon? I mean, if USC could go up there,
Speaker 2: and I don't think they're going to do it, but
Speaker 2: if they could do that and beat Oregon, hey, that
Speaker 2: hurts Oregon's chances and be you know, keeps USC alive
Speaker 2: in this thing. But I'm seeing Oregon minus nine and
Speaker 2: a half.
Speaker 23: Yeah, Oregon almost every year is due for one home loss.
Speaker 23: That is just bad for their season. They already had
Speaker 23: that against Indiana when Indiana went there and just beat
Speaker 23: the crap out of them. I don't dislike USC, but
Speaker 23: I just don't see them covering in this game. I
Speaker 23: think Oregon wins by ten or fourteen. And yes, Rock,
Speaker 23: you're irish. Put it on them, that's for sure.
Speaker 1: And let me ask you, there has to be a
Speaker 1: line on it. I don't know if you know it
Speaker 1: or not. Well the Saint X Elder line. Is there
Speaker 1: a line on that? I'm just scarious, you know, I
Speaker 1: don't have that stuff works.
Speaker 23: Look, so you can't leave that on high school football.
Speaker 23: But there is if you, if you follow people in
Speaker 23: the X verse, twitter verse, whatever you want to call it,
Speaker 23: there is a gentleman of Cleveland. His handle is Golfer
Speaker 23: Underscore eighteen spelled backwards, so it's free flogged underscore eighteen.
Speaker 23: He puts out weekly high school lines. Now he does
Speaker 23: it on a he does it on a yellow legal pad,
Speaker 23: and it's hilarious. We all have fun with it. But
Speaker 23: the line on this game, with Elder meeting st X
Speaker 23: by ten earlier and year at Saint X a couple
Speaker 23: of key injuries to Elder, the line here should be
Speaker 23: st X minus three and a half. But given the
Speaker 23: weather weather predictions, I don't know I'd go under on this.
Speaker 23: I think it's gonna be one of those crazy tough
Speaker 23: nows GCL South battles that we all love. I'm gonna
Speaker 23: go st X wins fifteen to nine.
Speaker 6: Wow, crazy bring.
Speaker 23: The three yards and a cloud of dust type.
Speaker 1: Battle, puddle of mud.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, yeah it was. It wasn't on turf for sure.
Speaker 1: Uh, all right with that, Jase, We will let you go, buddy,
Speaker 1: Thanks so much.
Speaker 23: Hey Jens. Let's go make some money and have some
Speaker 23: fun this week.
Speaker 3: Grace, Thanks Jase.
Speaker 1: Jay stuck to you next week. And yeah, that is
Speaker 1: if they were playing a uh dirt tomorrow, good lord man.
Speaker 3: Yeah, a little little wet, but there's me warm so
Speaker 3: cold and rain come out, just regular rain and good
Speaker 3: time with you. That's fine.
Speaker 1: So you're not gonna be able to make it the
Speaker 1: game though, but little well, it depends on the weather.
Speaker 3: Right, yeah, a little bit, you know, we've got five
Speaker 3: year old and stuff. But yeah, I had good, good chance.
Speaker 3: The Rocks will be there, lots of uh, you know,
Speaker 3: extended Boyman family will be there.
Speaker 23: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I gotta get the fam out for that. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: it's it's just so fun to see that the the
Speaker 1: communities come behind it. And we talked to Coach Spect
Speaker 1: earlier and it's like the fact that the Bengals have
Speaker 1: really made this happen in the county. Everybody came together
Speaker 1: and including you, got behind this thing and everybody pushed
Speaker 1: and had it, had it happen. I think it's great.
Speaker 3: No, it is good. Yeah, a game like that deserves
Speaker 3: a big venue and you know, for the kids to
Speaker 3: play there, and even the fans come down, you know,
Speaker 3: and there's probably people that can't can't make it to
Speaker 3: a Bengals game, right, we can go down to pay
Speaker 3: Corps and still watch a really really good football game,
Speaker 3: enjoy that great facility.
Speaker 1: So cool, big weekend here in the big town with sports.
Speaker 1: We got uh the Bearcats and Cardinals. Yes at Heritage
Speaker 1: smoor night yep, at Heritage, we got the football game
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Speaker 1: We got the Bengals game, Big big to get out
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Speaker 1: We got to get you out of here, Hoskin.
Speaker 3: Yeah sir, right, A big round the table show about it.
Speaker 5: We do.
Speaker 1: We always like to talk to our friends at ABC
Speaker 1: in this case, it's Christian Cordero and Christian Surprising jobs
Speaker 1: report today, yes or no.
Speaker 26: Yes, a lot of surprises today. Agreed to be with
Speaker 26: you guys. So we started off with a lot of
Speaker 26: really good news.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 26: The latest report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics showed
Speaker 26: one hundred and nineteen thousand jobs added in September, which
Speaker 26: far exceeded expectations and was a higher trend than what
Speaker 26: we had seen in previous months so far this year,
Speaker 26: on average, it was about one hundred thousand. There's a
Speaker 26: couple of caveats to that, but overall, really really strong news.
Speaker 26: One of the caveats, of course, being the fact that
Speaker 26: September feels now like a little while ago in the
Speaker 26: sense that a lot has happened or not happened within
Speaker 26: the jobs market. So but overall, you know, it seems
Speaker 26: like the fact that it beat expectations was taken with
Speaker 26: open arms, so to speak.
Speaker 3: I think it's a pleasant surprise, Christian, because even those
Speaker 3: probably isn't realistic. But I just feel like, and Eddie
Speaker 3: and I talk about in the show all the time,
Speaker 3: everyone feels like AI is taking every job right. Every day.
Speaker 3: It's more and more and more, and it's probably not
Speaker 3: that harsh of a situation, but I know it is happening.
Speaker 3: So the fact that, yeah, one hundred and twenty thousand
Speaker 3: jobs added in a month, that's pretty decent.
Speaker 13: Yeah.
Speaker 26: And on the AI point, you know, Nvidia released their
Speaker 26: earnings today and they showed some blockbuster earnings indicating or
Speaker 26: at least suggesting that there is still this really big
Speaker 26: appetite for growth. You know, it kind of calms some
Speaker 26: fears that maybe there's a bubble that is going to
Speaker 26: soon burst. That very well could happen in the future,
Speaker 26: but it doesn't seem like something that's necessarily concerning investors
Speaker 26: right now. It is worth saying, though that the Dow,
Speaker 26: you know, it started off really strong today and then
Speaker 26: it gave up a seven hundred point game. So I
Speaker 26: think kind of the overall name of the game right
Speaker 26: now is uncertainty. And there's a lot of people who
Speaker 26: are feelings whiplash a bit. But you know, you take
Speaker 26: the good news when it comes.
Speaker 1: Christian Cordero is is our is our guest, And Christian,
Speaker 1: what's the big the big new or whatever the new
Speaker 1: economic news is going to be? What would be the
Speaker 1: report would be waiting.
Speaker 26: For next Well, we have a FED rate cut that's expected,
Speaker 26: or at least a rate meeting within the FED that's
Speaker 26: expected in the next couple of weeks. And it's going
Speaker 26: to be really tricky because by and large, you know,
Speaker 26: people weren't expecting the FED to perhaps have one more
Speaker 26: rate cut by the end of the year by a
Speaker 26: quarter of a percentage point. And we know that that
Speaker 26: affects the cost of borrowing money so overall, you know,
Speaker 26: loans and debts as consumers look to buy high ticket items.
Speaker 26: But because the jobs market performed better than expected in September,
Speaker 26: it's a little counterintuitive here maybe, but that doesn't necessarily
Speaker 26: help the case for the THAN to cut rates. So
Speaker 26: they might, you know, FED chair to Repel might be
Speaker 26: hesitant going into this next meeting to cut rates because
Speaker 26: the jobs market is not indicating that that is necessary.
Speaker 4: Usually rate cuts.
Speaker 26: Come when the market or when the economy in certain
Speaker 26: parts of it are performing less than lower than expected.
Speaker 26: But you know, and it's a combination of a few factors,
Speaker 26: jobs being one of them, inflation being another, so on
Speaker 26: and so forth. So because of the September job support
Speaker 26: that might affect a lack of rate cuts in the
Speaker 26: next meeting.
Speaker 23: But we'll see is there.
Speaker 1: A particularly strong sector that's being reported here? Is it
Speaker 1: just across the board, because we're always talking about rock
Speaker 1: and IRA is talking about seems that more and more
Speaker 1: trade jobs are becoming fashionable, as like Brock was saying,
Speaker 1: AI takes.
Speaker 26: Over more and more sure And I mean you also
Speaker 26: think about the costs of going to college, right, and
Speaker 26: a lot of families realizing that that's not really worth
Speaker 26: fit and they're probably right in many cases. It's hard
Speaker 26: to boil it down to, you know, are these certain
Speaker 26: kinds of jobs or the other, but we can kind
Speaker 26: of categorize it into industry. So jobs that were added
Speaker 26: by and large included the healthcare industry, food services and
Speaker 26: drinking places that you think like overall, food and restaurants,
Speaker 26: and social assistance. Job losses in September occurred in transportation
Speaker 26: and warehousing, and in the federal government. And that last point,
Speaker 26: it's important to note that the government shut down didn't
Speaker 26: start until October first, right, So that's where there's a
Speaker 26: little bit of hesitancy in reading too much into the
Speaker 26: September jobs report, because we know in October it was
Speaker 26: a really top jobs market, and we're still in November
Speaker 26: right now as it's starting to rebound.
Speaker 1: All right. With that, Christian, we will let you go,
Speaker 1: thanks so much, Thank you, all right, Rock and other
Speaker 1: employment related news. Now, this is something I've always wanted
Speaker 1: to do here because since I've worked for this company
Speaker 1: which started backing, well if you counted all you know,
Speaker 1: accumulated time I started working here with at EBN in
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty five, I had that little break in here
Speaker 1: a little bit. But I think I have about four
Speaker 1: thousand sick days or something. I don't know. I think
Speaker 1: I've taken and all that time, I think I've taken
Speaker 1: like maybe three sick days really, and that's like not
Speaker 1: being a.
Speaker 3: See you taken me.
Speaker 2: Whenever you are going to retire, you could just retire
Speaker 2: like four months at hour, I mean.
Speaker 1: Just retired a year twenty eight. Yeah, right, this apparently
Speaker 1: that's what this woman's doing. A court in Germany has
Speaker 1: ruled that an unnamed teacher there who has been on
Speaker 1: sick leave for sixteen years.
Speaker 3: Hey, if you can keep getting away with it.
Speaker 1: They she must now prove that she is indeed sick.
Speaker 1: Since two thousand and nine, the female teacher has been
Speaker 1: drawing her full salary in spite of not working at all.
Speaker 2: Hear that little time sometimes, you know, there's there's some
Speaker 2: paperwork and it just kind of misses people and it
Speaker 2: just keeps on going.
Speaker 1: When the education authority and whatever the I can't even
Speaker 1: say it, Germany demanded that she take a medical test,
Speaker 1: she sued them.
Speaker 3: How dare you question whether I haven't been sick for
Speaker 3: sixteen years?
Speaker 1: But the court ruled her case truly incomprehensible and ruled
Speaker 1: that the employer had the right to call for the test.
Speaker 1: The president of the state's teachers' union called her behavior
Speaker 1: quote completely abysmal. Now see whit you can't do anything
Speaker 1: about that, you know what I'm saying. They can't as
Speaker 1: a union say you're out.
Speaker 3: Well, unions get funny, man. You know, they protect their
Speaker 3: own at all costs. And you know I understand that
Speaker 3: to some degree. But here these stories all the time.
Speaker 3: That's you know, like, folks, are you know, drawing social security?
Speaker 3: That's what Trump has gone after with dojohon. If folks
Speaker 3: you're receiving social Security, they've been dead for you know,
Speaker 3: fifteen years kind of thing, or haven't been born, you know,
Speaker 3: I mean, all kinds of things get get caught up,
Speaker 3: and there's little glitches in the system, and if you
Speaker 3: know how to kind of play it a little bit
Speaker 3: and you can get away with it. You know, if
Speaker 3: you act like everything's normal, you stay under the radar
Speaker 3: a little bit and get away with it.
Speaker 1: Sixteen years though, man, that's big.
Speaker 3: That's that's a lot. I mean, I can understand, okay,
Speaker 3: a couple of months go by, but.
Speaker 1: Hey, now this is a story I meant to do,
Speaker 1: but he kind of got away from us. Over the
Speaker 1: Labor Day, people in Colorado hiked up a fourteen thousand
Speaker 1: foot plus mountain. When they got up there, you know,
Speaker 1: you're like, we've achieved the side. When they got up there,
Speaker 1: they found a guy sitting in a camping chair wearing
Speaker 1: an ice cream cone costume and sunglasses with a fake mustache.
Speaker 5: He was an.
Speaker 1: Unnamed man who had hauled up ice cream sandwiches in
Speaker 1: a pack with dry ice.
Speaker 3: Now there's something you don't expect you you would.
Speaker 1: See, you think. One hiker dubbed him legend dairy Oh
Speaker 1: for yeah, for rewarding climbers with this sweet treat. Ice
Speaker 1: cream was just kind of what we wanted, said one
Speaker 1: of the climbers. Griffin said he later said this guy
Speaker 1: that they're talking to, Blaine. Griffin said he saw the
Speaker 1: man zooming down the mountain once the ice cream was gone,
Speaker 1: but he'd had taken off his ice cream cone costume.
Speaker 3: What a weird thing. So those hiking people are weird,
Speaker 3: though in a good way. But you know, a little
Speaker 3: out there, I should say, not weird.
Speaker 1: But think of that. You know, you're you think you're
Speaker 1: this is one of the proudest achievements of your life. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and here's some dude that climbed up there with with
Speaker 1: a backpack full of ice cream sandwiches wearing an ice
Speaker 1: cream costs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's like you're making a mockery of your achievement.
Speaker 3: You've worked your whole life.
Speaker 1: Again, I was really proud of myself now that that
Speaker 1: guy's up.
Speaker 3: Walked up here one day. Yeah, that's funny.
Speaker 1: That's why exactly what would happen to me?
Speaker 23: I would?
Speaker 1: Well, deb was telling the stories. She tells it before
Speaker 1: she ran a u when we were in she did
Speaker 1: it with team and training here in town, and she
Speaker 1: ran a marathon in Bermuda and the thing in Bermuda
Speaker 1: was that it's so small. It's twice around the island,
Speaker 1: and she had run the New York Marathon not too
Speaker 1: long before that, so she was in no shape to
Speaker 1: do that. So she got so she got to the
Speaker 1: halfway point. We're out there cheering her on and she's
Speaker 1: she's crying and hobbling. I was like, dude, stop now,
Speaker 1: stop now, yeah.
Speaker 5: And she.
Speaker 1: I was like, there's no shame here, and so she'd
Speaker 1: be like okay, and there was a bar right there.
Speaker 1: We took her and bought her a beer, and she said, well,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go back to the hotel because we're gonna
Speaker 1: because the NFL playoffs were on. She goes, I'll run
Speaker 1: back to the hotel and take a shower and I'll
Speaker 1: be back. So she comes back and it's like whatever
Speaker 1: an hour later, and so we're sitting at this bar
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden, people outside are like yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: going nuts, and so we all run out there to
Speaker 1: see what was going on. And here was like this
Speaker 1: eighty seven year old lady on like with a cane,
Speaker 1: who was finishing the twenty six miles and I'm looking
Speaker 1: at her, going.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's a one in a million.
Speaker 1: She probably does this all the time. With that we
Speaker 1: had to traffic and weather. What's going on.