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Speaker 3: your smartphone. Matt, I mean, I thought he was going

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Speaker 3: But what do they remember, Matt? I built that bridge

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Speaker 3: something very important, Matt. And when I saw this, I

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Speaker 2: His words, The word of the day.

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Speaker 3: Today's word of the day is food. Glorious food. As

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Speaker 3: the Dodgers returned to Los Angeles following wins in Game

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Speaker 3: one and two of the NLCS, the hospitality food team

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Speaker 3: the ballpark. Matt, I would say that torta. I'm very

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Speaker 3: glad you asked what am I most proud of? Matt.

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Speaker 3: Of all the things that we have to offer here

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Speaker 3: millanesa is the first item. Oh, look at that crispy

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Speaker 3: the Torta Lemonade. Yes, thank you, that is the Torta Milanesa.

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Speaker 4: this story showed up came from Food and Wine and

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Speaker 4: the headline read, start buying your Advent Calendar's asap Oh, I.

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Speaker 4: And then you got the as you mentioned piece. Stupid expensive.

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Speaker 3: Yeah, that's center of our kitchen. There's like a waiting

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Speaker 3: All right, Katie, you got the song of the day.

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Speaker 2: This is the song of the day.

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Speaker 3: as a Rose Bowl winning quarterback, a fabulous coordinator, a

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Speaker 3: Rick new heisl always great perspective. And you know, when

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Speaker 3: The great Rick New heis well, come on, coaches, don't

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Speaker 5: Unfortunately today's age, it's happening.

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Speaker 3: Always great perspective and always very interesting conversation. And it's

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Speaker 5: Let's keep this thing rolling. Boys, really appreciate the phone call.

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Speaker 3: All right, Ricky New just for you tell you, Matt,

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Speaker 4: on the iHeartRadio Big thank you, Rick new Heisl talking

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Speaker 4: UCLA and all of college football in that last segment,

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Speaker 4: Ucla Maryland this weekend. But we have Dodgers Brewers tomorrow

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Speaker 4: and Friday, and the Petro Some Money. She'll be out

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Speaker 4: there for both tomorrow and early one. We're doing twelve

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Speaker 4: to two for pitch just after three pm as Tyler

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Speaker 4: glassnow gets the start, tries to put the Dodgers up

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Speaker 4: three zero and get that ticket ready to be punched

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Speaker 4: to the World Series for the second consecutive year.

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Speaker 3: David Vasse will join us in the next hour and

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Speaker 3: then we'll get to the Clipper pregame, which come on Clipper.

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Speaker 4: Pre game, Come on Clipper pregame. It's here, Clip Seasons here.

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Speaker 3: But Matt like it is here in the odd years

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Speaker 3: back in beautiful South Bend or the even years in

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Speaker 3: Los Angeles. October fifteenth is a big day in LA

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Speaker 3: sports history. Sc Notre Dame week is always the greatest week.

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Speaker 3: And because of Lincoln Riley's smug attitude, usc A Notreame

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Speaker 3: have not committed beyond this year. I'm not happy about it, Matt.

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Speaker 3: You know I'm not.

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Speaker 4: It's very strange to think that's It's just so stupid.

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Speaker 4: Possibility makes me sick, makes me sick.

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Speaker 3: Almost everybody alive knows where they were on the ninth

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Speaker 3: of October fifteenth, nineteen eighty eight. And if you weren't alive,

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Speaker 3: your parents have told you where they were that night.

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Speaker 3: That is the night Kurt Gibson limp to home plate,

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Speaker 3: homered off Dennis Eckersley and the Dodgers beat the A's

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Speaker 3: to win Game One of the World Series. Long time

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Speaker 3: that we covered the Dodgers, Matt where that was the

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Speaker 3: last World Series memory that Dodger fans had, hence the

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Speaker 3: Engelbert humperdink and the Kwanda Quanda Quonda. But that Dodger

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Speaker 3: game is not the game I want to bring up today.

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Speaker 3: Do you remember where you were October fifteenth, two thousand

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Speaker 3: and five, And that's a great the October fifteenth, two

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Speaker 3: thousand and five. Of course, it's the day of the

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Speaker 3: miraculous USC comeback win over Notre Dame, the game that

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Speaker 3: is more commonly referred to as the Bush Push game,

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Speaker 3: and now it's taken on a whole life of its

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Speaker 3: own with the Tush Push Philadelphia Eagles saga of now.

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Speaker 3: But as we all know us he was trailing thirty

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Speaker 3: one to twenty eight with three seconds left, Reggie Bush

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Speaker 3: pushed Matt Lionert into the end zone on a quarterback sneak,

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Speaker 3: and the defending champions and number one ranked Trojans survived

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Speaker 3: thirty four to thirty one. It was USC's twenty eighth

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Speaker 3: straight win. If you could believe that Pete Carroll was

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Speaker 3: the prince of the city, his chin was welcome at

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Speaker 3: everybody's dinner table, His beach cruising ways and Manhattan Beach

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Speaker 3: were deeply celebrated. Matt Lionert was the two thousand four

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Speaker 3: Heisman Trophy winner. Reggie Bush was about to become the

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Speaker 3: two thousand and five Heisman winner. But that two thousand

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Speaker 3: and five winning South Bend needed a lot of things

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Speaker 3: to go right on the final drive to make the

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Speaker 3: Bush push possible and break our friend Brady Quinn's heart.

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Speaker 3: With one forty five left to play us, he faced

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Speaker 3: third and twenty on its own fifteen and eleven yard

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Speaker 3: pass play to Reggie Bush, who was a great guy,

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Speaker 3: by the way.

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Speaker 2: Matt Well still to this day, set up there that

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Speaker 2: back then.

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Speaker 4: Driving that Caprice Classic with that fancy stereo system in it.

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Speaker 3: Great guy today, pece is eleven yard pass play, set

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Speaker 3: up the memorable sixty yard liner to Dwayne Jarrett, play

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Speaker 3: that got him down to the thirteen yard line for

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Speaker 3: the record in two thousand and five. As you know, Matt,

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Speaker 3: pushing a ball carrier forward was illegal in college football,

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Speaker 3: but blatant and rarely ever called. They were just ahead

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Speaker 3: of their time. While the runner could not be pushed, pulled,

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Speaker 3: or lifted by a teammate, it just wasn't called, particularly

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Speaker 3: in short yarning situations. Something that I knew a little

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Speaker 3: something about in my playing days. The NCAA later changed

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Speaker 3: the rule making it legal to push, but it's still

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Speaker 3: illegal to grasp or pull a runner forward, but people

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Speaker 3: rarely call that too. Twenty years ago, usc was LA's team,

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Speaker 3: and they still could be if they were good consistently

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Speaker 3: like they were back then. There were no Rams, no

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Speaker 3: chargers in town. Surely most of us know where we

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Speaker 3: were when we watched that game. Matt, Where were you

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Speaker 3: were you calling a game? I'm got to tell you.

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Speaker 4: I think I was just on my couch if I remember,

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Speaker 4: right in the right place to be, Matt, Yeah, Laker

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Speaker 4: season had it start, it hadn't started yet. That was

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Speaker 4: my first year doing.

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Speaker 3: The last salabidos with a town, right, Kates, I think

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Speaker 3: I was doing Bruin talk somewhere. Call you were, Yeah,

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Speaker 3: WELLAXI that was on your call. I was on the

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Speaker 3: polouse my Fox game that night. And remember two thousand

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Speaker 3: and five was a great year for UCLA. Kates, twelfth

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Speaker 3: ranc UCLA at Washington State. How about that? I knew it.

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Speaker 3: I knew it. UCLA also played a wild game on

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Speaker 3: October fifteenth, two thousand and five. The Bruins trailed twenty

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Speaker 3: one to nothing that night in the second quarter. They

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Speaker 3: were still down thirty one to twenty one to begin

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Speaker 3: the fourth quarter, but Drewlson, the quarterback, got the Bruins

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Speaker 3: to ot and then UCLA won it on a Maurice

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Speaker 3: Jones drew touchdown run forty four to forty one. Now

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Speaker 3: a lot of things have changed in twenty years. Met

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Speaker 3: Pete Carroll left the USC job after the two thousand

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Speaker 3: and nine season, just months before the NCAA sanctions smacked

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Speaker 3: Heritage Hall. After a successful run with the Seahawks. Pete

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Speaker 3: Carroll is the NFL coach in Las Vegas. Things have

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Speaker 3: changed slightly. UCLA and USC are in the Big Ten.

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Speaker 3: They no longer travel to the police. I was watching

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Speaker 3: the final drive with Dan Guerrero in the press box

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Speaker 3: at Martin Stadium and remember having to just ditch it

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Speaker 3: and go to call our game. And somewhere in like

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Speaker 3: halfway through the first quarter, somebody got in my ear

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Speaker 3: and told me what happened. But the real problem is

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Speaker 3: this Saturday's game might be the last time USC plays

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Speaker 3: in South Bend. Oh, come on, well, they might not

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Speaker 3: be playing in South Bend anymore. The future of the

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Speaker 3: Notre Dame and USC rivalry is well. The fact that

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Speaker 3: it's in question is a ridiculous and terrible development, and

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Speaker 3: it makes me sick. Over the last several months, I've

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Speaker 3: criticized Lincoln Riley's mumbled message about his vision of the rivalry.

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Speaker 3: Who cares. I'm sure Link has felt the heat from

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Speaker 3: the subpar twenty three and twenty four seasons, and that's

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Speaker 3: how both cupcakes Missouri State and Georgia Southern landed on

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Speaker 3: this year's schedule. The bar is high at USC, and

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Speaker 3: the Notre Dame game is part of the job. The

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Speaker 3: annual game is not only part of the football program's identity,

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Speaker 3: it's part of both schools' identities. The former players on

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Speaker 3: both side all wanted to continue in perpetuity, The fans

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Speaker 3: and alumni never want the USC Notre Dame game to end,

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Speaker 3: and of course, the national media loves it as well.

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Speaker 3: We all know the rivalry began in nineteen twenty six.

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Speaker 3: If not for missing three years during World War Two

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Speaker 3: and missing the twenty twenty game during the pandemic, this

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Speaker 3: year's game would be game number one hundred in the series. Hopefully,

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Speaker 3: in twenty forty five we'll be asking where did you

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Speaker 3: watch that crazy twenty twenty five USC Notre Dame game.

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Speaker 3: There's literally a century worth of tradition and lore wrapped

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Speaker 3: up in the rivalry. Lincoln, Yes, the team has improved

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Speaker 3: this year. You can have your cupcase, but stop effing

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Speaker 3: with the Notre Dame game. Stop it. We'll have more

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Speaker 3: of a college football message on Friday during the short

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Speaker 3: show from dot MiG. Your stadium will be that taken

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Speaker 3: USC Notre Dame at Notre Dame. Trojan's getting eight and

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Speaker 3: a half. We're gonna have to think about it. All right.

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Speaker 3: We'll be right back with another hour of great sports Talk.

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Speaker 3: Don't you put that kind of pressure on him.

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Speaker 2: Great Sports Talk