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Speaker 5: Todd, that is my aluminum foil elvis.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes, looks like it fits you will means it's
Speaker 2: extremely tighter. That's Taylor right, Yeah, yeah, yes, but.
Speaker 7: Todd looks like one of those guys who runs in
Speaker 7: New York Marathon and they put that silver wrap around
Speaker 7: him at the end, but he doesn't look like he
Speaker 7: look like a guy ran the marathon.
Speaker 4: He looks like with a rap on. Yes, snug, it's snug.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what else do you have for me? Seaton? Are
Speaker 3: the Kansas City Chiefs America's team?
Speaker 2: Dan?
Speaker 6: Now, eighty four percent of the audience are furious at
Speaker 6: that pole question. Maybe that means they are a lot
Speaker 6: of people say no, no, that means they're not America's team.
Speaker 6: And a lot of people writing in Michigan are now
Speaker 6: America's team.
Speaker 3: That's that's not true. That is bold.
Speaker 2: That is not true. Yeah, no, yeah, I think Kansas City.
Speaker 2: I understand why they might be there. There may be
Speaker 2: the most popular team right now, Yes, Martin.
Speaker 8: In about twenty years, all these ten year olds that
Speaker 8: love the Chiefs, now, in twenty years they'll be rooting
Speaker 8: for the Chiefs when they.
Speaker 3: Sorry, no, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: We got to make sure that Taylor and Travis stay
Speaker 2: together because if they break up, the Swifties are gone.
Speaker 3: Cigya.
Speaker 7: So okay, if the Swifties leave the Chiefs, what would
Speaker 7: be the polar opposite.
Speaker 5: Of the Chiefs.
Speaker 2: Whoever Taylor starts dating after that?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: So Max Crosby would be a cowboy right own Raider fan, just.
Speaker 6: Thinking maybe she ends up with the like a Vegas
Speaker 6: residency and then all of a sudden she as.
Speaker 2: A Raiders fan.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't know that can happen, and then doing
Speaker 3: that dating Aidan O'Connell or something.
Speaker 2: Is that the Raiders quarterback for the time being a
Speaker 2: good call, Thank you, Ton, thank you.
Speaker 3: I do this for a living.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you said it kind of quizzically, like I think maybe.
Speaker 2: I know sometimes I do that. It's like I know it,
Speaker 2: but I say it like I don't know.
Speaker 4: I think I've worked with you, while I would know
Speaker 4: what you're I.
Speaker 6: Mean, technically, we all do this for a living and
Speaker 6: there's no way I was pulling that name out.
Speaker 7: And also, the Raiders had three offensive coordinators this week,
Speaker 7: so we don't really know what's going on over there.
Speaker 2: Did Cliff Kingsbury get the judge? He stayed with the
Speaker 2: Raiders as long as he did USC, didn't yea.
Speaker 7: His first in at USC. He did three days and
Speaker 7: then took the job with the Airs on the Cardinals.
Speaker 7: I think he did seventy two hours as the offensive
Speaker 7: cordator of the Raiders.
Speaker 4: Left his car running, and now he's with the Washington command.
Speaker 3: Okay, where's Eric the enemy? Wasn't he the offensive coordinator
Speaker 3: with the Commanders?
Speaker 5: He was hot about three years?
Speaker 3: Yes he was, Yes, he was all right. It's uh.
Speaker 2: You know one of our big story worries that we
Speaker 2: started off with today and it happened on Friday, and
Speaker 2: Pauline and I were talking about this over the weekend.
Speaker 2: I was like, wow, like that news came out on
Speaker 2: Friday afternoon that the Big Ten and the SEC are
Speaker 2: kind of friends. There's a partnership. It feels like here.
Speaker 2: Nicole Arbach, senior writer for The Athletic and College Football Insider,
Speaker 2: wrote about this and we thought, you know, what. That's
Speaker 2: how big this story is, at least I think it
Speaker 2: is of where we're headed and Nicole joins us on
Speaker 2: the program. Nicole, thanks for joining us. Explain what happened
Speaker 2: on Friday. I think I'm having audio problems with you, Nicole.
Speaker 2: Hold on, let me see if we can get that
Speaker 2: figured out here. But this came on Friday, and you know,
Speaker 2: trying to figure out if this was going to lead
Speaker 2: to something here in the near future, and that's why
Speaker 2: we wanted to have Nicole on. But we'll figure this
Speaker 2: out since we are on the road and trying to
Speaker 2: get signals uncrossed here.
Speaker 7: It's really a fascinating thing because you know, Friday is
Speaker 7: where stories you got, you know, Dania's sports media is
Speaker 7: where you want to place a story that you don't
Speaker 7: want to get a lot of coverage.
Speaker 3: It's almost like.
Speaker 7: The SEC and Greg Sanki when he tweeted this out,
Speaker 7: they post it and then like as also leading in
Speaker 7: the Super Bowl week, it's like where we want to
Speaker 7: make this official that there's a partnership, but we want
Speaker 7: to go revert back into the night and let it
Speaker 7: just be out there.
Speaker 3: That's the feeling I got.
Speaker 2: Well, sometimes do you put out a story and then
Speaker 2: you want to see how people react to the story.
Speaker 2: And that might be the case in a situation like that,
Speaker 2: but also what does it mean going forward with the
Speaker 2: big ten in the SEC And I think you know,
Speaker 2: when you start to look at college football with what
Speaker 2: is the blueprint right now for college football of where
Speaker 2: they want to be now where you know, now you
Speaker 2: have a twelve team playoff and where you know what
Speaker 2: that's going to mean here as we you know, in
Speaker 2: the next five years, Yes, Paul.
Speaker 5: And it could be interesting.
Speaker 7: A lot of people when all these changes happening were
Speaker 7: bothered to be like, you know, the Pac twelve volleyball
Speaker 7: team would now have to you know, go play Rutgers
Speaker 7: and travel around the country. It may take a few
Speaker 7: years for this to shake back out, but like see
Speaker 7: was saying earlier and you were saying earlier, we may
Speaker 7: revert back to normal conferences and normal ty ravel schedules
Speaker 7: for the rest of college athletics in a couple of years.
Speaker 4: It may take a while to shake out with college but.
Speaker 2: You know what, Chip Kelly brought this up and Ship said,
Speaker 2: why are we going all around the country? Why don't
Speaker 2: we have all the other sports be regional where it's
Speaker 2: baseball and you can even say basketball, but baseball and
Speaker 2: volleyball and some of the other ancillary sports golf, where
Speaker 2: you're not traveling all over the world, you know, to
Speaker 2: try to play these schools in your conference here that
Speaker 2: you're able to, you know, kind of make it sane
Speaker 2: for the most part for these kids. Football, I get
Speaker 2: you're going for one game on Saturday. You know, the
Speaker 2: other sports, you got all kinds of games that you
Speaker 2: might be playing, and you know, trying to travel a Yeah,
Speaker 2: it just doesn't make any sense.
Speaker 7: And that's really gonna be interesting because that Greg Sankie
Speaker 7: who runs the SEC, it almost feels like he's about
Speaker 7: to be the czar, the president of college football in America.
Speaker 2: What it feels like he's the most important person in
Speaker 2: college football right now. I think that would be fair
Speaker 2: to say, and we've said this before, he should just say, look,
Speaker 2: I'm running college football and he lets others sing it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and that's Whereking at it. Greg Sanke is going to
Speaker 2: be running college football. I truly believe that. It's because
Speaker 2: you know, he's the power broker with the SEC. Now
Speaker 2: you get the Big ten, are we going to get
Speaker 2: Nicole on with us.
Speaker 4: I think they're still working on a technical issue.
Speaker 5: Okay in the control room.
Speaker 2: All right, should we maybe try to have her come
Speaker 2: on at some other point there?
Speaker 4: Ton, it's going to probably become that situation.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, do we have Nicole? Are we good
Speaker 2: to go? All right, Nicole, let's try this again, big
Speaker 2: introduction for you, senior writer for the Athletic and College
Speaker 2: Football Insider. What happened on Friday?
Speaker 3: Nicole? Nope, but it didn't. Didn't happen again? All right? Well, Nicole,
Speaker 3: blame it on me? Where top still at? Yeah? Maybe
Speaker 3: maybe the goal? Kim, what's going on with football?
Speaker 2: No, we don't need music, No, we were looking for
Speaker 2: Nicole orb No we still don't. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Music is nice, Yeah, yeah, very calm.
Speaker 8: It's like they've been jamming an elevator. Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 3: They have this song.
Speaker 7: So when in the Fountain Blue Hotel, when you go in,
Speaker 7: your TV is on in your room and had this
Speaker 7: lovely things that welcome see O'Connor, welcome Paul PEPs. But
Speaker 7: then they have this music playing and it's like they
Speaker 7: recorded it and it's a it's like a lounge singer
Speaker 7: going welcome to I can't say the.
Speaker 9: Fountain your dreams will come true at the fountains in Blue.
Speaker 7: And I just leave it on for hours at a time.
Speaker 4: It's it's very soothing.
Speaker 2: It's all because you see, this is what happened when
Speaker 2: we have a technical issue and then I'm subjected to
Speaker 2: that that you know.
Speaker 3: Wait is that Nicole? Okay? Nicole?
Speaker 10: Yeah, can you hear me?
Speaker 3: We got it?
Speaker 2: Okay, Yeah, Sorry Nicole, we ran out of time, so
Speaker 2: I can't talk to you. Uh okay, let me try
Speaker 2: this again. What happened on Friday, Nicole, Well.
Speaker 10: As you guys were talking about, it was kind of
Speaker 10: a formal announcement of friendship and a partnership between the
Speaker 10: Big Ten and the SEC.
Speaker 3: You know, they have been.
Speaker 10: Growing closer and the commissioners have been getting along spending
Speaker 10: a lot of time together over the last year since
Speaker 10: Tony Petiti took over the Big Ten and the ads
Speaker 10: in this in both leagues bounce things off of each
Speaker 10: other because these are two conferences who face similar challenges,
Speaker 10: right Like, they're dealing with the same types of budgets,
Speaker 10: they're dealing with the same types of lawsuits, so they're
Speaker 10: essentially forming this joint advisory group to look at those issues,
Speaker 10: the lawsuits that they're facing, employment model, what happens if
Speaker 10: athletes become employees, and some of those bigger problems that
Speaker 10: college sport's facing. A lot of people, including Greg Sank,
Speaker 10: have into the lack of leadership and certainly lack of
Speaker 10: leadership from the NC DOUBLEA. So I think that's what
Speaker 10: this is really about, is about these two commissioners, these
Speaker 10: two conferences trying to take the lead and figure out
Speaker 10: the future of college sports.
Speaker 2: Now there's a line or a paragraph in your column
Speaker 2: and said there are legal risks that come with too
Speaker 2: much collaboration. Now that two conferences represent thirty four total schools,
Speaker 2: so those critical relationships will need to walk a fine
Speaker 2: line between cooperation and collusion.
Speaker 10: Explain then, right, So that's one of the issues when
Speaker 10: you are the subject of a lot of lawsuits right now,
Speaker 10: and there's just a lot of bulls eye on your back.
Speaker 10: And I think you know, part of the reason that
Speaker 10: the NC DOUBLEA has been a target or individuals have
Speaker 10: been targeted by different lawsuits is that they're agreeing to
Speaker 10: cap compensation or they're agreeing to have certain rules, and
Speaker 10: that they are restricting the market, right, So I think
Speaker 10: you know when they say okay, we're going to make
Speaker 10: certain rules are going to be up to individual schools
Speaker 10: like NIL or conferences could set rules around certain things.
Speaker 10: It's a small enough group of people and in schools
Speaker 10: that they're they're hoping to avoid the legal risks involved.
Speaker 10: So that's part of the concern here. And I think again,
Speaker 10: a joint advisory group, it's a governing body that isn't
Speaker 10: governing anything, right, They're going to work together, but they're
Speaker 10: not going to have any power, so they're going to lead,
Speaker 10: they're going to suggest things. But again I think they're
Speaker 10: being really strategic here because they're fighting a lot of
Speaker 10: different lawsuits that are worth a lot of money. But
Speaker 10: they want to create some sort of solutions that are
Speaker 10: workable for their schools. And obviously they're dealing with that
Speaker 10: top one percent of athletes that are making the most
Speaker 10: money off of NIL that are going to run into
Speaker 10: issues with these major lawsuits about back pay salaries. They've
Speaker 10: got those football players that are going that are the
Speaker 10: ones who are stressing the system in terms of money.
Speaker 10: So they want to be the ones creating solutions instead
Speaker 10: of Charlie Baker and the NCAA suggesting things that they
Speaker 10: maybe or maybe don't want to pay for.
Speaker 2: If you look at the blueprint here, and I've been
Speaker 2: saying all along, it's not a question of if, but
Speaker 2: when that we get this model that may be similar
Speaker 2: to the Premier League or the NFL, that we're going
Speaker 2: to get maybe fifty of the biggest school's football schools,
Speaker 2: and then they just create a model where you have
Speaker 2: divisions and conferences here. Do you see a timeframe where
Speaker 2: that's where we're headed?
Speaker 10: You know, I've felt that way for a while. I
Speaker 10: think a lot of people do. We're in this gray
Speaker 10: area as we are going from how it used to
Speaker 10: be for a really long time to what it will
Speaker 10: eventually be.
Speaker 3: It's part of the.
Speaker 10: Reason I don't get two worked up about NIL issues,
Speaker 10: because like, this is not going to be the business
Speaker 10: model that we end up with in five ten years.
Speaker 10: You just we're waiting for that final domino tofall. But
Speaker 10: I do think that at some point you will have
Speaker 10: to separate or sort of opt into the highest level
Speaker 10: of commitment in football, because not everyone's going to be
Speaker 10: able to afford to fund it, and especially if you
Speaker 10: have to pay all your athletes. Let's say the Johnson case,
Speaker 10: which is working a way through the court system. If
Speaker 10: that's the domino, then every athlete is like, okay, we're
Speaker 10: hourly wage employees. That's every single sport. So who can
Speaker 10: afford to do that and still invest in football in
Speaker 10: the highest level. I think there's a lot of different
Speaker 10: creative ideas that are out there, but I think everyone
Speaker 10: has kind of come to the terms that it's not
Speaker 10: going to look like what it is now. You're not
Speaker 10: going to have one hundred and thirty three FBS programs
Speaker 10: in the same quote highest level of college football. It
Speaker 10: will be who can pay their players, if their employees,
Speaker 10: and then still pay their coaches and then still have
Speaker 10: the great resources. So there will be a further stratification
Speaker 10: of what already exists. I think in college football. I
Speaker 10: don't know what the timeline is because we have to
Speaker 10: let all of these things play out here in terms
Speaker 10: of what the actual financial and the business model of
Speaker 10: college sports looks like. But even in the suggestion from
Speaker 10: new NCAA president Charlie Baker of a new subdivision, it's
Speaker 10: the same sort of idea. It's like, all right, if
Speaker 10: you could afford to pay your athletes a minimum thirty
Speaker 10: thousand dollars each per year. For half your athletes you
Speaker 10: opt into this level. That would call the voting roles right.
Speaker 10: That would separate out the people who can't actually afford
Speaker 10: to do things but are too afraid to drop down
Speaker 10: a level right now, So I think you have to
Speaker 10: let some of that play out before we eventually get
Speaker 10: to a new world. And you know, Dan, just to
Speaker 10: further that point, I would love to see a reregionalization
Speaker 10: of all the other sports. I would love to see
Speaker 10: football pulled out separately and do football schedules, do all
Speaker 10: that on its own, but go back to some of
Speaker 10: those rivalries and the tradition and the reduced travel for
Speaker 10: all of the other sports.
Speaker 2: Thanks for being a good sport, Nicole, Thanks for joining us.
Speaker 2: We'll do better next time, I promise.
Speaker 6: Thanks for having me.
Speaker 2: That's Nicole Arbach, a senior writer for The Athletic and
Speaker 2: College Football Insider Big ten Network studio analyst as well.
Speaker 7: Yes, Paul, I gotta tell you, she seemed pretty impressed
Speaker 7: with our organization.
Speaker 3: Yes she did. She's like, I want to work for
Speaker 3: those guys. I'm the Dan Patcher. So super Bowl Week
Speaker 3: what an honor? Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, pretty pretty impress take that athletic? Yeah, how
Speaker 2: about that? I'd like to know what was going on
Speaker 2: behind the scenes.
Speaker 5: Gets a little chaotic in.
Speaker 3: TV control, it does?
Speaker 4: It dons a little bit if you had a little
Speaker 4: taste of that.
Speaker 3: Do you think some people are getting yelled at?
Speaker 4: I think people are getting yelled at this maybe language involved.
Speaker 3: Were you getting yelled at?
Speaker 11: I was not personally getting okay, well, but it does
Speaker 11: end up coming back towards me. But that's the right
Speaker 11: that's get in.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Marvin, you said you want to hear what happened
Speaker 8: back there? Yeah, no, I don't know. You've been back
Speaker 8: there before.
Speaker 5: I've been back there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you said you hit the wrong button.
Speaker 4: But even if it's not you, it's always awkward, like
Speaker 4: but also you're like, I'm glad.
Speaker 5: I'm not him.
Speaker 3: If people got a chance, see, that's what they should do.
Speaker 2: They should give you a look at what goes on
Speaker 2: during a football game, big time football game where the
Speaker 2: you know, the director, and nobody's supposed to take it personally,
Speaker 2: but you know, when he's telling you to do something
Speaker 2: and it didn't happened, and then all of a sudden
Speaker 2: there's just flame. It's a flamethrower. And then when it's
Speaker 2: all said and done, everybody gets together and they're supposed
Speaker 2: to go. Yeah, you know, he called me some words
Speaker 2: that you know, I never used that language, but I'm
Speaker 2: supposed to forget about it.
Speaker 6: Yes, Seaton that when I first started at ESPN, I
Speaker 6: worked on a boxing show.
Speaker 3: Called Friday Night Fights. You don't even know if they
Speaker 3: still do that anymore.
Speaker 6: I'd never worked in TV before ever, and I was
Speaker 6: a production assistant and my very first show, the director
Speaker 6: was screaming at the three production assistants, calling us every name.
Speaker 3: He would possibly where. I was like, holy crap, this
Speaker 3: is with TV? Is this is crazy? He was like
Speaker 3: A this, and U MF that and all of these
Speaker 3: crazy things. And then as soon as the show was over,
Speaker 3: he's like, hey, guys, great job. Tell it dude. You
Speaker 3: have any idea what you just said to me? Hey guys,
Speaker 3: great job tonight or I'm not bad for your first
Speaker 3: roun is what that prepared you for this job? Okay?
Speaker 3: Some similarities, yes, Tom, I was.
Speaker 11: Doing graphics and video and like you put the wrong
Speaker 11: Kira on up. He's talking about Pro Bowls and you're
Speaker 11: putting up his stat about an All Star game whatever.
Speaker 11: And then they had me working video where they're talking
Speaker 11: about a certain play and you got to cue up
Speaker 11: the video and give it me to play it.
Speaker 4: And guess it's a difference between stand By B.
Speaker 6: And roll B.
Speaker 5: Stand By B.
Speaker 4: I hit the button in there the video.
Speaker 7: Just to bring it up.
Speaker 3: What part is stand by I just got so good
Speaker 3: as stand by Bill.
Speaker 5: You would be the.
Speaker 3: Wrong guy to work in the was a tape when
Speaker 3: they want to clean it up. But yes, Paul, same story.
Speaker 5: I was working at CBS.
Speaker 7: We were on a college football production truck and I
Speaker 7: was helping out with some stats that were going to
Speaker 7: go on the screen for the graphics people. I gave
Speaker 7: them something wrong and the big boss from CBS, who
Speaker 7: you don't want the phone to ring? There's a red phone,
Speaker 7: like like a bat phone. It rings, and I was
Speaker 7: in charge of picking it up. That's my level of responsibility.
Speaker 7: I pick it up and go a production Paul here,
Speaker 7: let me talk to anybody but you. And I was like,
Speaker 7: I better go get my resume together.
Speaker 3: How about we take a break there, you know, how about.
Speaker 5: We take a break.
Speaker 3: We salvage the hell out of that segment we survived
Speaker 3: is what we do. Super Bowl Week has officially started.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, come on now, shake it off. You know
Speaker 2: what that's like throwing a first quarter interception?
Speaker 3: We rally.
Speaker 2: Nobody's gonna remember that except for Nicole Arbach. Gonna go jeez,
Speaker 2: those guys are unprofessional. Uh, we'll prove that even again.
Speaker 2: Mike Golick Senior Mike goli Junior will join us. Coming
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Speaker 3: Big Mike, Little Mike. All, Oh, little Mike is Big Mike.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's it's changed. I have a bone to pick
Speaker 5: with you, alrighty.
Speaker 9: First of all, congratulations, I just saw a publication that
Speaker 9: said you're the number one national sports show in the country.
Speaker 9: Damn Patrick, that that's not the bone to pick with you.
Speaker 9: Number two is Fritzy got a hundred bucks from me
Speaker 9: and Mike for being on the show. He said, we
Speaker 9: had to pay to be on your show because you're
Speaker 9: number one?
Speaker 2: Yes, so what what the hell is that? I'm big now? Okay, yeah, clearly, yeah,
Speaker 2: all right, big Mike, little Mike. That's what I was
Speaker 2: known in high school, is Dan?
Speaker 9: Yeah?
Speaker 2: In your mind? Y, alrighty here they are good to
Speaker 2: see you guys, you too. Number one topic this week
Speaker 2: is what now and what do you think it will
Speaker 2: be by super Bowl?
Speaker 7: Mike?
Speaker 5: Where does Taylor Swift fit into that? Right now? Number one?
Speaker 9: Considering the Grammys last night, I would say, I mean,
Speaker 9: but the Tavist thing has been the big story of
Speaker 9: most of this season, So I'd say that lead dogs
Speaker 9: the week here and then we'll give way to football
Speaker 9: as the week goes on. Yeah, that's always the interesting
Speaker 9: thing obviously, Dan, As you know as well, you try
Speaker 9: and talk is little football in the beginning of the
Speaker 9: week to kind of crescendo to it the whole though.
Speaker 3: I will say in doing shows, as.
Speaker 9: I was listening to talk to Nicole Arbach, who's fantastic,
Speaker 9: I immediately started thinking to me and Mike Show later
Speaker 9: on today, going boy, I'm going to fight back on
Speaker 9: I started thinking the topics to talk about anything but
Speaker 9: the super Bowl, you know, and still wait until later
Speaker 9: in the week.
Speaker 3: But also you have to play the hits.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, as we know being at ESPN, they tell
Speaker 2: you to play the hits there and sometimes it's fun
Speaker 2: to just take that off the beaten path and say
Speaker 2: let's go down that road. I think what's happening in
Speaker 2: college football is I mean, it's going to be transcendent.
Speaker 2: It's going to happen. The question is when and what
Speaker 2: is it going to look like? Your thoughts on that.
Speaker 9: I looked at didn't we as I heard Nicole talk
Speaker 9: and didn't we have the PAC twelve, the Big Ten
Speaker 9: and the ACC all arm and arm saying we're all
Speaker 9: friends now? Never had the alliance until and how great
Speaker 9: that was going to work? Until it doesn't and everybody's
Speaker 9: on their own. Then well, I look at the Big
Speaker 9: Ten now and the SEC has two prom kings out
Speaker 9: there saying, hey, let's take over the world together until
Speaker 9: we're not until something benefits one more than the other,
Speaker 9: especially when a Greg Sankie is involved, because he's going
Speaker 9: to answer to nobody. So I always have a little
Speaker 9: trepidation when I hear people are getting together, alliances are
Speaker 9: getting together. I know you feel differently. That's the fun
Speaker 9: of battling my young wrong son. I think we just
Speaker 9: all see where this is going, and it's one of
Speaker 9: those I don't know how we get there, but I'm
Speaker 9: pretty sure I know where the destination is. And it's
Speaker 9: the one super conference to rule them all that we've
Speaker 9: been whispering about forever. And when the two premiere, I mean,
Speaker 9: think about how long now we've already been referencing it
Speaker 9: as the power to in college football, like it's the
Speaker 9: big ten in the SEC's world at this point. And
Speaker 9: the fact that the two prom kings have started talking
Speaker 9: at a time where you've got lawsuits running rampant, where
Speaker 9: as soon as the NCAA tries to step in and
Speaker 9: regulate anything regarding name, image and likeness of the changing
Speaker 9: world of college football, everyone's ready to sue because they
Speaker 9: know there are attorney generals that know that their constituency
Speaker 9: is all going to love this, and you've got the
Speaker 9: higher courts that are always going to rule in favor
Speaker 9: of players, and the schools are realizing and the power
Speaker 9: conferences are realizing, Hey, we don't have to play by
Speaker 9: your rules anymore because no one has power in this sport.
Speaker 5: It has existed largely lawlessly for a long time.
Speaker 9: The NCBAA has tried to come in every once in
Speaker 9: a while in corral stuff, but it never really has
Speaker 9: been governed by anyone, and so there's a great chance
Speaker 9: to create power out of nowhere.
Speaker 2: We're talking to Mike Golig Senior, Mike Goullig Junior, and
Speaker 2: the co host of Gocho and Golick on DraftKings Network.
Speaker 2: You know, Patrick Mahomes has gotten into that category where
Speaker 2: we got We did this this morning before we came on,
Speaker 2: We're like.
Speaker 3: How many conference championships has he been?
Speaker 2: Like when you start to forget like Lebron Tom Brady, Wait,
Speaker 2: he's got seven Super Bowls? Like, you get into that
Speaker 2: category there, and that's when you know you've made it,
Speaker 2: when we forget how many you've been to how many
Speaker 2: you've won? Is Mahomes the second greatest quarterback of all time?
Speaker 3: Right now?
Speaker 5: See?
Speaker 9: I I want to hold off on that because me
Speaker 9: being you know, one of the older people. How many
Speaker 9: people remember Johnny Unitis or some of the great quarterbacks
Speaker 9: back in the day.
Speaker 12: Great quarterback play decades ago, lum the year two thousand.
Speaker 5: I mean, but seriously, I get laughed at when I
Speaker 5: say that. But how do you judge all of that?
Speaker 1: Right?
Speaker 3: We're in a stats world about greatest.
Speaker 9: You you look at athletes back in the day to now,
Speaker 9: they're just better athletes, and but that always doesn't make
Speaker 9: them better. But with Pat you're getting that rare accommodation
Speaker 9: of he's better athletes than the lot of quarterbacks and
Speaker 9: better than a lot of quarterbacks.
Speaker 5: Am I gonna put him in the top two right now?
Speaker 9: No, I'm gonna wait because I'm gonna give the players
Speaker 9: before him the benefit of the doubt of their longevity. Okay,
Speaker 9: Pat's been great right out of the gate, but let's
Speaker 9: let's let it continue to happen. He's I don't know
Speaker 9: if he'll get to Tom's statistical area of postseasons and
Speaker 9: Super bowls, So I'm gonna wait on that. But look,
Speaker 9: I'll put it this way. He's in the team picture
Speaker 9: right now. But with their longevity, most of them have
Speaker 9: not accomplished what he's done and the way he's done it,
Speaker 9: And that's always the differentiator for me is because we're
Speaker 9: going to have a very and some people will call
Speaker 9: it lazy, the comparison with Tom Brady and us wanting
Speaker 9: to fast track him for that, but that's earned, not given.
Speaker 9: Like you pointed out, he's twenty eight and we're already
Speaker 9: forgetting stuff that he did that's insane.
Speaker 5: It shouldn't be happening.
Speaker 9: And because of that, and because he's been the driving force,
Speaker 9: this has been the first year where it's like, oh,
Speaker 9: they're you know, defense in a run game, and Pat's
Speaker 9: got to make plays every once in a while.
Speaker 5: It him to start.
Speaker 9: He was the thing that drove the ship out of
Speaker 9: the gate and is now getting the cavalry to come help,
Speaker 9: which is why I think he deserves a lot more
Speaker 9: place in that conversation than maybe you want to give him.
Speaker 2: We were talking about this this morning as well, that
Speaker 2: in twenty years from now, do we find those Kansas
Speaker 2: City Chiefs who were kind of it was spawned now
Speaker 2: in the last five years or so, or even now
Speaker 2: with Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce like it was with
Speaker 2: the Cowboys in the seventies Packers in the sixties. A
Speaker 2: lot of our fan bases are based off what happened
Speaker 2: in the seventies or the sixties, Steelers, Cowboys, Packers, Niners, right,
Speaker 2: and now you have the Kansas City Chiefs. The Patriots
Speaker 2: were never America's team, No Boston's team, but never America's team.
Speaker 2: But is Kansas City capable of being America's team?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 5: I think the part of it is how are you
Speaker 5: looked at it?
Speaker 9: You looked at as somebody you want to see beatn
Speaker 9: or are you're looking at like I like these people?
Speaker 9: Bill you know, you know, doing his press conferences, he
Speaker 9: wasn't in dear ring his health to anybody. Tom was
Speaker 9: doing it the Bill Belichick way and not saying anything
Speaker 9: until they got to Tampa Bay, and then all of
Speaker 9: a sudden he broke out a little bit.
Speaker 5: Who doesn't love Andy Reid? By the way, Andy's not
Speaker 5: getting enough talk either.
Speaker 9: This guy's walking straight into the Hall of Fame as
Speaker 9: well for what he's doing. Mahomes is fun. Travis Kelsey
Speaker 9: has always been fun, and now the whole Taylor Swift
Speaker 9: thing as well. They're kind of a fun team to follow.
Speaker 9: But Dan, you know this, We've been doing this a
Speaker 9: long time. You love a team on the rise and
Speaker 9: when they're at the top for.
Speaker 5: A little bit, and then man, you want to see
Speaker 5: darts throwing at him. You want to see him come
Speaker 5: crashing that.
Speaker 3: It's like when you have your favorite band, you know.
Speaker 3: I remember seeing them at Toad's place and then all
Speaker 3: of a sudden they're playing the Garden Night now exactly
Speaker 3: exactly so, I think.
Speaker 9: But I do think they are really likable right now,
Speaker 9: even lovable to a point, especially the whole Taylor Swift
Speaker 9: thing has added. There have been so disgusted with our
Speaker 9: football people who have had a problem with that.
Speaker 5: I'm just like, God, leave it alone.
Speaker 3: Lie, why do people have a problem.
Speaker 5: I have no idea.
Speaker 9: Do you remember when Jessica Simpson was showing all the
Speaker 9: time when she was dating Tony Romo.
Speaker 5: We never heard any of it.
Speaker 3: He wasn't shown nearly enough. No, they We also did
Speaker 3: hear a lot of this back then.
Speaker 9: By the way, people have never the like knuckle dragging
Speaker 9: football crowd has never really liked women invading their space
Speaker 9: in any meaningful way.
Speaker 3: We go to Can Coon. He's not focused on the game.
Speaker 2: But that was the quarterback of the Cowboys going to
Speaker 2: Can Kuhn, and he cost the Cowboys you know in
Speaker 2: their mind, like you know, your your mind should be
Speaker 2: on football. You know, Taylor doesn't show up and say, hey,
Speaker 2: you know haven't been on camera in a while exactly.
Speaker 2: You know, CBS shows Robert Kraft a couple of times
Speaker 2: every game or Jerry Jones every game, and.
Speaker 5: Better off for that.
Speaker 3: I don't need to see them exactly.
Speaker 9: And oh, by the way, for everybody out there, Travis
Speaker 9: Kelsey's numbers with Taylor there are better.
Speaker 5: Than his numbers with Taylor there. Okay, just.
Speaker 9: Set up people saying, oh, she shows up and Travis
Speaker 9: plays that. No he doesn't, though he did have two
Speaker 9: drops in the last game. Where do you stand on this?
Speaker 9: As we move she might be a villain here if
Speaker 9: Chansons City loses. I mean she was when they went
Speaker 9: to Baltimore too. Like that was finally the fan base
Speaker 9: that was like, oh, yeah, no, we're we're gonna throw
Speaker 9: rocks at this whole situation, which I get.
Speaker 5: It's this point in the postseason.
Speaker 9: They are the team, and to Dad's point about what
Speaker 9: they're going to represent to a lot of people, I
Speaker 9: don't know if we're going to get to a point
Speaker 9: where anyone can really be America's team anymore because everyone's
Speaker 9: so exposed. Now for these guys, theirs is different because
Speaker 9: he's transcended. Like sports stories, you guys have seen break
Speaker 9: contain at some point when you start to see him
Speaker 9: talked about on GMA and the shows that are outside
Speaker 9: of our bubble, they've broken contain, both with this relationship
Speaker 9: and with that combination of in a helmet sport. Travis
Speaker 9: has been one of the guys whose face you've gotten
Speaker 9: to know because of the podcast, because of the relationship,
Speaker 9: and so they've got a chance to reach more casual
Speaker 9: eyeballs than most. But I think because everyone's so exposed
Speaker 9: and because these guys are now the stopper on top
Speaker 9: of a conference for a lot of people Buffalo whose
Speaker 9: happiness is being really affected by the fact that Patrick
Speaker 9: Mahomes and these chiefs exist.
Speaker 2: I find it interesting that this is probably the best matchup,
Speaker 2: but the matchup that we didn't want, that they didn't
Speaker 2: have the storylines that I think Buffalo was here against
Speaker 2: Detroit people would be more excited, even though these are
Speaker 2: probably the two best teams.
Speaker 3: But it's weird how we're like, yeah, didn't we see
Speaker 3: this a couple of years ago. Yeah, well we did.
Speaker 5: We saw a Kansas City win there, I think one
Speaker 5: of the interesting things.
Speaker 9: And we had Mike and I had Richard Sherman on
Speaker 9: our show and he talked about everybody loves a good
Speaker 9: underdog story except for brock Purty. For some reason, brock Purdy,
Speaker 9: who has been doing great out there, we can't give
Speaker 9: him the love because you say, always got four or
Speaker 9: five people to dish the ball out to. Well, yeah,
Speaker 9: so what most most players have great players around them
Speaker 9: as well. But I'm with you because we're gonna talk
Speaker 9: about Mahomes, We're gonna talk about brock Purty. But this,
Speaker 9: like the AFC Championship game, could be a game talked
Speaker 9: about on defense and that's like a swear word to
Speaker 9: anybody else except like me, a former defensive player.
Speaker 5: I love seeing great defense and you may get that here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think having that underdog if Buffalo and Detroit,
Speaker 2: somebody's going to get their first Super Bowl right right.
Speaker 2: And it's interesting though that people are like, you know,
Speaker 2: there's no buzz here, but these are the two best teams.
Speaker 2: And it feels like the media will probably you know,
Speaker 2: enhance the Taylor Swift thing because maybe We've been down
Speaker 2: this road with all these different storylines with Mahomes, with Kelsey,
Speaker 2: but the brock Perty won. He didn't get this chance
Speaker 2: last year. Now he gets this chance. And I've said before,
Speaker 2: I think he's got to win two Super Bowls, Mike
Speaker 2: before people give them credit.
Speaker 3: Not one. I think they'll go, okay, Hi, let me
Speaker 3: see you do it again.
Speaker 9: We went through this with Peyton Manning, right, I mean,
Speaker 9: and it still blows my mind. And I know it's
Speaker 9: a topic nobody cares to discussion. Well, why do we
Speaker 9: put Super Bowl wins with quarterbacks when there's offense, defense,
Speaker 9: special teams wins and losses. I never understood that. But
Speaker 9: regardless of what I think, that's where we are. I mean,
Speaker 9: it comes down to the number. So I think they
Speaker 9: could have been there last year brock Perty doesn't get
Speaker 9: his elbow hurt.
Speaker 5: But I'm with you.
Speaker 9: You know, nowadays for quarterbacks, we keep talking about that
Speaker 9: with Aaron Rodgers, right, he could use another one as well,
Speaker 9: even though he's walking into the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 5: That numbers count for quarterbacks.
Speaker 9: I think brock is such an interesting because it's multiple
Speaker 9: conversations having happening at once with Brock with everybody just
Speaker 9: jumping into the fray because there is Oh, he's a
Speaker 9: great story. He has outperformed his draft status. He has
Speaker 9: maxed out his physical ability. He is running this offense
Speaker 9: much better than his predecessor, Jimmy Garoppolo. For all the
Speaker 9: people who want to say, well, Kyle was able to
Speaker 9: get Jimmy Garoppolo to be a winning quarterback in the postseason,
Speaker 9: their numbers are not really comparable in the postseason. Brock
Speaker 9: is a markedly better quarterback, especially we've seen late in
Speaker 9: games in this postseason. But that then gets him because
Speaker 9: of the team's success into these MVP conversations where now
Speaker 9: you're staring a to eye with Lamar Jackson and Patrick
Speaker 9: Mahomes and quarterbacks. He is very much not at this
Speaker 9: juncture as a second year player who is the last
Speaker 9: pick in the draft.
Speaker 5: So it's a tough eval because of that.
Speaker 9: But I hope this week we kind of do settle into, Hey,
Speaker 9: it's pretty damn cool that this guy has answered the bell.
Speaker 9: We didn't think the Niners could come back and win games,
Speaker 9: and he's done it twice in games he's played bad.
Speaker 9: That's a level of moxie from a second year player
Speaker 9: coming off an injury.
Speaker 5: That is wild.
Speaker 2: I probably have to take credit and blame for assigning
Speaker 2: game manager to quarterbacks that started with Alex Smith, and
Speaker 2: Alex is not my friend.
Speaker 3: But that's okay.
Speaker 2: I I think we have to change game commander, like
Speaker 2: if I, IF I, IF I dress it up a
Speaker 2: little bit like game manager. Okay, it doesn't sound good,
Speaker 2: but like we we we want to change the name
Speaker 2: of meat loaf to something different because it doesn't sound good.
Speaker 2: You're gonna have meat loaf. But if you change it
Speaker 2: to meet Heaven, you know, then you know, then meat mountain,
Speaker 2: then maybe we view it differently.
Speaker 3: So yes, of course.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 9: By the way, the meat mountain is a secret menu
Speaker 9: item at Arby's. And I don't recommend anyone worse.
Speaker 5: I did it. I did it so you don't.
Speaker 9: I went down in the Army's coal mines for you,
Speaker 9: and I came out aligned with you, and I didn't
Speaker 9: feel along with you.
Speaker 5: Feel great, But.
Speaker 9: There are two things to your terms that are the
Speaker 9: f word of football, game manager and analytics. Analytics should
Speaker 9: just be redistributed that informations. It's just information that we
Speaker 9: digest and then decide what we want to do. By
Speaker 9: the way, Dan, to your point about rebranding it, someone
Speaker 9: and I wish I could remember who wasn't give them credit.
Speaker 5: This is not me.
Speaker 9: This is stolen dollar from Twitter, but someone called it
Speaker 9: game ceo. Like, you're not the manager, You're a c
Speaker 9: suite executive of this thing. You're out here, so fine
Speaker 9: a route we go?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I got to get you away from this
Speaker 2: because I brought this up a couple of times. You
Speaker 2: know Bart Starr game manager, or you know Bob Greasy
Speaker 2: game manager, Johnny United is game manager, Tom Brady game manager.
Speaker 2: It's not a negative, but it makes it seem like
Speaker 2: you're not talented. So that's where I get it. So
Speaker 2: if we change it to game commander, game game general
Speaker 2: to you to do that, you have you have the ability.
Speaker 2: I have the number one show that's exactly. When's the
Speaker 2: last time you spanked him?
Speaker 5: I spanked him?
Speaker 3: Yeah, uh two days ago. He tried last night at
Speaker 3: dinner to take a swipe.
Speaker 9: I was the one that lead dog dessert because everyone
Speaker 9: else is afraid of it and I'm not going to
Speaker 9: run from the fight. And I ordered this plate of
Speaker 9: ice cream and as soon as it lands, I see
Speaker 9: him trained over in my direction spoon, and he went
Speaker 9: and reached and harried his spood away with mine.
Speaker 5: That was a big moment and the father son dynamic.
Speaker 5: You know, he just gives in and now he doesn't anymore.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I like him. Great to see you, guys.
Speaker 2: Mike Senior Mike Junior, the co host of Gojo and
Speaker 2: Golic on DraftKings Network, will take a break.
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Speaker 1: Best and Worst of the weekend. What you saw that
Speaker 1: you liked you didn't like over the weekend.
Speaker 2: My thanks once again to michaelic Senior, Mike Gohlick Junior
Speaker 2: known them a long time. All Right, I want to
Speaker 2: thank our audience. They're hanging through.
Speaker 3: We got rained. Yeah, I done stock now it's like
Speaker 3: college game day.
Speaker 2: Yes, yes they are. They're out there and week We
Speaker 2: appreciate their loyalty with the show. All Right, best and
Speaker 2: Worst of the weekend. We'll go around the room. Uh, Todd,
Speaker 2: I'll start with you, what's your best and worst of
Speaker 2: the Weekend.
Speaker 11: Best of the Weekend in College Park, Maryland on Saturday,
Speaker 11: I was Caitlin Clark thirty eight points twelve the season.
Speaker 3: You knew PAULI was going to pick that.
Speaker 4: There's a million things going on over the weekend.
Speaker 11: Sports ninety three eighty five victory over the Turps, putting
Speaker 11: her just how did you pick.
Speaker 3: One of those other million hires?
Speaker 4: Put in her just.
Speaker 11: Sixty six points away from passing County most career points worse.
Speaker 3: Steph Curry scores.
Speaker 11: Sixty in Atlanta Saturday night, becoming the tenth player in
Speaker 11: NBA history of multiple.
Speaker 4: Sixty point games.
Speaker 5: But who did you give the jersey to? I don't know.
Speaker 4: That wasn't my butt?
Speaker 3: Wait, but thence thence the bart the story.
Speaker 2: Yes, of all the people that he could give a
Speaker 2: jersey to after he scores sixty points. There is a
Speaker 2: reboot of a movie that she's in that is popular. Now,
Speaker 2: Oh what me and girls? Lindsay Lohan, Yes, Blue Blue Bloom,
Speaker 2: Lindsay Lohans.
Speaker 7: He's back, Lindsay Lohan's good to see you're serious. Yes,
Speaker 7: Linday Lohans, you got the jersey from Steph Curry?
Speaker 3: Yes, H random, I would lie to you, but not
Speaker 3: his audience. There, of course, I gotta give you a
Speaker 3: butt part of my worst story. Okay, you're still going,
Speaker 3: but the.
Speaker 11: Warrior is still lost to the Hawks in overtime, one
Speaker 11: for four, even with the sixty points, wasn't it?
Speaker 2: And Lindsay Lohan? Yeah, Marvin, what did you learn? Our
Speaker 2: best and worse than the weekend?
Speaker 12: Uh?
Speaker 5: First?
Speaker 4: Best?
Speaker 8: Our girl Juju Watkins usc usc freshman scored fifty one points,
Speaker 8: us scored sixty seven. As a whole, she scored fifty
Speaker 8: one of them. Okay, they upset number four ring Stanford.
Speaker 8: Worst of the weekend Doc Rivers being named coach at
Speaker 8: the Eastern Conference All Star team, even though he's owing
Speaker 8: through as the Bucks head coach.
Speaker 5: All right, being a coach in the team, what's a
Speaker 5: big deal.
Speaker 2: I was gonna set you up. I was gonna say,
Speaker 2: let's go to Doc Rivers and get his thoughts on this.
Speaker 5: I appreciate that, all right?
Speaker 4: Why should I be the cook.
Speaker 2: We're gonna work out the timing. We're gonna be better tomorrow. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I think so, Seaton.
Speaker 6: I'm actually happy that Todd just jumped in because usually
Speaker 6: you set them up. There's a five second pause and
Speaker 6: then you're like, Todd, that's where you do the impression.
Speaker 2: Yeah, okay, uh seating best to worst of the week.
Speaker 6: My best of the weekend was actually part of the
Speaker 6: Grammys last night, Tracy Chapman doing fast Car.
Speaker 3: That's a hell of a song.
Speaker 6: The cover's fine whatever, Uh, but Tracy Chapman doing that again,
Speaker 6: I think the first time in like fifteen years she
Speaker 6: sung that that's a hell of a song.
Speaker 2: That was a great persisse and finally getting the recognition
Speaker 2: that she deserved. But it took the country version of
Speaker 2: that with Luke Combs to get her some publicity.
Speaker 6: Maybe to remind people that that she has a hell
Speaker 6: of an artist. Yeah, do a quick, clean movie review
Speaker 6: if you want. I jumped in on the Equalizer three.
Speaker 6: I haven't seen one or two, so I wasn't sure
Speaker 6: if I could pick up it. Turns out, Denzel It
Speaker 6: is just kind of a badass and runs through sicily.
Speaker 6: I believe, yes, he means business there and he does
Speaker 6: a lot of like mouth acting in that movie. He's
Speaker 6: sort of like whenever he's thinking, he like bites in
Speaker 6: on his bottom lip. I found it to be very odd.
Speaker 6: I was like, why, why did he choose that for
Speaker 6: this character when he like he just shot like a
Speaker 6: whole cartel full of people.
Speaker 2: Maybe the next Walks Off Sandler movie, I do. I'm
Speaker 2: gonna try that. That's how the great actors do. You
Speaker 2: should channel Denzel More in their rolls out.
Speaker 5: That would be great.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: It was good though, And then I started watching Book
Speaker 6: of Eli because Marvin, you'll appreciate this. I got lost
Speaker 6: in the celebrate black voices category on the movie Let's Celebrate,
Speaker 6: but it's my voices.
Speaker 3: March first, the entire heard everybody and you know that,
Speaker 3: have about the tax on March first.
Speaker 5: Oh no, it's weakier too.
Speaker 4: Twenty nine days, Oh oh thanks. Guys.
Speaker 7: If you're in a flight on the twenty eighth and
Speaker 7: it's going overseas six hours ahead, oh gotta pull up, dud.
Speaker 4: Do you do right things over