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Speaker 2: Final Hour on this Thursday, we'll talk to Hall of
Speaker 2: Fame running back Marshall Falk. Hall of Fame festivities coming
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Speaker 2: Poll question from the first two hours as we wait
Speaker 2: for Marshall fulk and what's the final hour poll question?
Speaker 3: If you could have season tickets for your team in
Speaker 3: any sport? Are you picking MLB, NHL, NBA or NFL?
Speaker 3: Fifty percent are going with football in that one. And
Speaker 3: as of today, who are you taking to win the
Speaker 3: nl MVP show, Eh Tani or Pete Crow Armstrong fifty
Speaker 3: six percent going with.
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Speaker 2: the final hour is going to be what Dylan.
Speaker 3: Well Todd sent me this. No, it is a true
Speaker 3: insight into his mind. And I think we owe the
Speaker 3: people that. So what product or company slogan best represents
Speaker 3: your interest level in the Hall of Fame game? Because
Speaker 3: I'm worth it? Lorel finger licking good KFC. Good things
Speaker 3: come to those who wait.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, okay, I'm gonna I'm gonna pull the
Speaker 2: ripcord on on that one.
Speaker 4: Made it?
Speaker 2: Thank you? Yeah, I know three of that. I know
Speaker 2: where I know where it's going. I know where it's going.
Speaker 2: But thank you Todd. H w NBA on NBC and
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Speaker 2: Hall of Fame Running Back. Member of the Class of
Speaker 2: twenty eleven, Richard Dent, Chris Hanburger, Les Richter, Ed Sable, Dion,
Speaker 2: Shannon Sharp, and Marshall Fall joining us on the program.
Speaker 2: Are you playing golf right now?
Speaker 5: I am Dan, I'm at Firestone. Are you jealous?
Speaker 2: Oh? Yes, I love Firestone. That's tight. Fairways there Marshall.
Speaker 2: Do well, what's your handicap?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 2: Good? Your handicap's good?
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: What's the number.
Speaker 5: There's no numbers. I use letters.
Speaker 2: Good okay. But if you're playing, am I giving you shots?
Speaker 7: I'm giving you I'm giving you shots right now.
Speaker 5: I'm playing to about a four or five.
Speaker 2: Okay. Most famous person you played golf with?
Speaker 5: Oh man Iiger?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, how'd that go?
Speaker 5: Went well? Went well? Went well? Went well for him? Dan.
Speaker 7: It just sounds so different, man, Like when they hit
Speaker 7: the ball, It's like, I'm like, oh my god, it
Speaker 7: sounds so different.
Speaker 2: It is not if you go to a driving range
Speaker 2: or you know, the range when you go to the
Speaker 2: Masters or any you know, and just listen certain guys.
Speaker 2: I always say, Shohu Tani, the ball leaves his bat
Speaker 2: differently than anybody else. And you go by some of
Speaker 2: these guys and when they they hit the ball, you
Speaker 2: can see it's the size of a penny on their
Speaker 2: club of where they hit it over and over and over.
Speaker 2: That's what it sounds like when you hit it correctly.
Speaker 5: Yeah. Man, it's it's crazy. It's crazy.
Speaker 8: That is this.
Speaker 7: I mean to listen to him hit the ball and
Speaker 7: there's this little spot on his on his on the
Speaker 7: on his club face that's a little rusty, and he
Speaker 7: hits it every time.
Speaker 2: Your thoughts on the the resurgence of the running back.
Speaker 5: I like it. I like it, man.
Speaker 7: You know if you watch here's the thing, the surprise
Speaker 7: in Seattle letting Kenned Walker go. That was a surprise.
Speaker 7: But we all know this. Everybody likes it. Throw the ball,
Speaker 7: you depend on the quarterback. He can't touch him. But
Speaker 7: once we get into playoff football, what is it about?
Speaker 7: What did they say, Oh, you got to run the ball.
Speaker 7: That's like, that's literally what everybody says.
Speaker 2: But who was the first hybrid running back where you
Speaker 2: were you were running and catching?
Speaker 7: Well, I know, I know for me it was watching
Speaker 7: Roger Craig was like it that was that was he
Speaker 7: was my guy, you know, that was like, that was
Speaker 7: like the guy that I watched that I saw do it.
Speaker 7: I remember playing when I was a Saints fan as
Speaker 7: a kid, watching the forty nine ers come in and
Speaker 7: beat the crap.
Speaker 5: Out of us. But he was the guy. Man.
Speaker 2: I always thought Ricky Waters was the first that you know,
Speaker 2: he was rushing and I think he ran for ten
Speaker 2: ten thousand yards, and he also had oh are you
Speaker 2: getting ready to hit right now?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Okay, go ahead, all right, I'm listening.
Speaker 5: It's all good.
Speaker 2: Well, I don't know the yardage here looks like you
Speaker 2: on a part three. Yep, okay, part three. I hit
Speaker 2: the gree Oh you did I hit?
Speaker 5: Agree?
Speaker 2: Are you playing with any other Hall of famers?
Speaker 5: I mean yeah, Eric Ditcherson's here as well.
Speaker 2: Tell him I settle low.
Speaker 7: I will, I will, But I mean Ricky Waters did it.
Speaker 7: But I'm talking about think about this, okay, And I
Speaker 7: felt like I didn't do him in injustice. I didn't
Speaker 7: bring enough attention to the whole thousand thousand club. We
Speaker 7: pretend like this happening all the time. There's only three
Speaker 7: guys in the history of league has ever done it,
Speaker 7: you know, and people just don't pay attention to it.
Speaker 7: But he was a fullback and he played halfback and
Speaker 7: he caught the football and rushed.
Speaker 5: I mean, it was just unbelievable what he did.
Speaker 7: But because you had Jerry Rice and Dwight Clark, people
Speaker 7: just didn't pay attention to him.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 2: Is cheeky barbera Hall.
Speaker 7: Of Famer under one hundred percent. And here's the thing,
Speaker 7: this is why he gets in. If you look at
Speaker 7: if we let Devin hester in, if you look at
Speaker 7: him as a returner and a running back, he gets in.
Speaker 5: We let Devin hester in.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I'd love the resurgence here the running back.
Speaker 2: But you know, you're still seeing receivers get ten million
Speaker 2: dollars more than what these you know, these running backs
Speaker 2: are getting. And it feels like I can get receivers
Speaker 2: getting some of the Bijon and Jamier Gibbs, h Taylor
Speaker 2: got extended. CMC is still really good. Like there's only
Speaker 2: a handful of those guys. It feels like in the NFL.
Speaker 7: Then nobody, nobody will talk about why that's the case.
Speaker 7: You really didn't care about why receivers much in a sense,
Speaker 7: you know, unless you were a Randy Moss or Jerry Rice,
Speaker 7: Michael Werb and that kind of type of guy. But
Speaker 7: what literally happened was the game changed and when you
Speaker 7: protect a quarterback by you can't hit him, and then
Speaker 7: and then you can't hit the receivers, you know, defenseless receiver.
Speaker 7: They haven't made a rule for the running back. What
Speaker 7: did they said, I like this from Texast. What did
Speaker 7: they say you can't if you have the backup high,
Speaker 7: you can't hit him in the knees. Two then we
Speaker 7: would come back too, but they made all these rules
Speaker 7: that make that make it advantageous for throwing the football,
Speaker 7: and so that's what you do, you throw the football.
Speaker 2: We had Eric Dickerson on a couple of years ago
Speaker 2: and he said that he has to sleep sitting up,
Speaker 2: like all the different injuries that you know, we don't
Speaker 2: see what happens to you guys. Ten fifteen, twenty years
Speaker 2: after the fact, I bring up Earl Campbell. When I
Speaker 2: saw him in a wheelchair. It broke my heart because yeah,
Speaker 2: we we care what you give us on a Sunday,
Speaker 2: and then after that we move on to the next guy.
Speaker 2: Do you have any lingering injuries issues?
Speaker 7: You know what I'm I'm literally going through all the
Speaker 7: tests now trying to make sure you know this whole
Speaker 7: new thing of of you know, making sure your head
Speaker 7: is good with all the ct stuff that the league
Speaker 7: is doing, all the Parkinson stuff that's think to CTE.
Speaker 5: I'm going through all of that right.
Speaker 7: Now, Dan, just to just to make sure that i'm
Speaker 7: you know, that I'm that I'm okay, that that I
Speaker 7: might have a quality of life, you know.
Speaker 5: Through my fifties and sixties and hopefully seventies.
Speaker 2: You know, but you didn't take too many big hits,
Speaker 2: did you.
Speaker 7: It don't take a big hit, you know, it's not
Speaker 7: about getting it just takes a hit. It doesn't have
Speaker 7: to be a big hit.
Speaker 2: What's the one that welcome to the NFL? Hit you got?
Speaker 5: Oh man?
Speaker 7: And crap to the lake to the late junior say
Speaker 7: out Because we were both in San Diego and I
Speaker 7: finally get a chance to play him, and uh and
Speaker 7: and I put a move on him, and I cut
Speaker 7: back and I looked back at him, and Kurt Govea
Speaker 7: leveled me, and I was I was down. I was
Speaker 7: looking at the sideline and I was looking at the huddle,
Speaker 7: and I'm saying to myself, the huddle is closer.
Speaker 2: So you limped back to the huddle.
Speaker 7: Oh man, I made my way back to the huddle,
Speaker 7: got my faculties together.
Speaker 5: And you know, stop talking trash.
Speaker 2: Who do you nerd out over when you see them
Speaker 2: at the Hall of Fame?
Speaker 7: Or every time Tony Dorser, every time man that thirty three,
Speaker 7: that thirty three.
Speaker 5: You know, the cowboys with the star and all of that.
Speaker 5: Man A big, big fan of Dorsets.
Speaker 9: Man.
Speaker 2: How's he doing? Okay, okay, yeah, well thanks for interrupting
Speaker 2: your golf game there until.
Speaker 5: Good d any time for you? All right?
Speaker 2: Tell Eric, I said, he loow and thanks again. More
Speaker 2: all right, man, take care to Marshall Falk. People forget
Speaker 2: he played for the Colts, you know that, and be
Speaker 2: like what they played for the Rams. Yeah, he played
Speaker 2: for the Colts Before that, he played with Peyton with
Speaker 2: the Colts and still one of the smartest football players
Speaker 2: I've ever been around. He knew and I remember Peyton
Speaker 2: telling me this that Marshall knew everybody's position, what they
Speaker 2: were supposed to do on every play. He just had
Speaker 2: it down where he looked at it like a quarterback would,
Speaker 2: and was able to tell you where you're supposed to
Speaker 2: be or not supposed to be. You know, you put
Speaker 2: up these numbers though, you know, when you get to
Speaker 2: ten thousand yards rushing in five thousand yards receiving, I
Speaker 2: think the only one to have twelve thousand yards rushing
Speaker 2: in six thousand yards receiving. I think that sounds right
Speaker 2: for Marshall Falk.
Speaker 10: Yes, Marvin Marshall Falk to me, has like a dep
Speaker 10: Curry quality to him. As far as his college career.
Speaker 10: He's from New Orleans and he goes to San Diego State.
Speaker 10: I'm sure everybody in the SEC was thinking, how do
Speaker 10: we let this guy go all the way to San
Speaker 10: Diego State.
Speaker 2: Well, maybe we need to investigate San Diego State as
Speaker 2: to how they got Marshall Faulk. And that first game
Speaker 2: was against Pacific and he had what three hundred and
Speaker 2: eighty six yards, it's like seven touchdowns. And I remember
Speaker 2: watching it and I was watching with guys at Sports
Speaker 2: Center and they're like, you got to give him the Heisman?
Speaker 2: I go, what is Pacific? But it was pretty incredible.
Speaker 11: Yeah, Pauli Dan, I remember you doing that Sports Center.
Speaker 11: I was in college. Marshall Falk on a Thursday night
Speaker 11: ran for three eighty six seven touchdowns against Pacific. He
Speaker 11: didn't start the game. The starting running back got hurt
Speaker 11: on the opening play. Fall comes in and does that
Speaker 11: you guys did Sports Center. We watched the replay of
Speaker 11: the game late night.
Speaker 10: Yes, Marvin Marshall Fox sophomore year, he finished second in
Speaker 10: the Heights of voting to Gino.
Speaker 2: Fretta Coretta yeah, Miami quarterback. That's when you were taking
Speaker 2: the best player on the best team, and you know
Speaker 2: Gino Toretta ended up winning the Heisman.
Speaker 10: Yes, Mark, Yes, Indigo State finished that season five five
Speaker 10: and one.
Speaker 2: M Yeah, Zach and Knoxville. Hi, Zach, what do you
Speaker 2: have for me today? ADP? Thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 2: I was gonna do a little East coast West coast
Speaker 2: beef with.
Speaker 12: Everybody hating on Todd on the West coast, But after
Speaker 12: that whole question and those horse racing names, I had
Speaker 12: to have to rescind that beef. But I want to
Speaker 12: ask you about Stefan Diggs and do you think that
Speaker 12: you already have Terry McLaurin, who's a veteran wide receiver,
Speaker 12: and do you think that it's worth bringing him in
Speaker 12: with all that baggage that comes along with it.
Speaker 2: Well, I have to look at what's the downside, and
Speaker 2: it's one year. I mean I would view the NFL
Speaker 2: as year by year, what are you doing? Maybe you
Speaker 2: capture magic, just like the Patriots did. Because I didn't
Speaker 2: think that they were going to be a Super Bowl contender.
Speaker 2: Then all of a sudden everything kind of goes right.
Speaker 2: Drake May steps up schedules kind of conducive to make
Speaker 2: a run there. I didn't think they were a great team,
Speaker 2: but they made it to the super Bowl. And that's
Speaker 2: why I think, you know, if you have somebody you
Speaker 2: can bring in, bring him in for one year. I
Speaker 2: saw this and this here we are trying to celebrate
Speaker 2: the running back. This player is the first non quarterback
Speaker 2: listed on the MVP odds this year at plus ten thousand.
Speaker 2: There are twenty five players in front of this player
Speaker 2: and they're all quarterbacks. Vjon Robinson stat of the Day,
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Speaker 14: Dan?
Speaker 15: Thanks for taking the call. First of all, I was
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Speaker 15: came up about Grown Ups three and I said, Oh,
Speaker 15: he's going to be in that, but he only has
Speaker 15: one line. And it got me to think, and I
Speaker 15: think you should really push your relationship with Nate Bargatsy.
Speaker 15: I know he's a huge supporter of the show, and
Speaker 15: before he gets too big on the big screen, you know,
Speaker 15: giv him some ideas. You could do a Twins remake,
Speaker 15: maybe a step Brother's remake, you know, come up with
Speaker 15: something for you two together.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you, Jeremy. But I'm not famous enough to
Speaker 2: be on the level with Nate. That's why I'm a
Speaker 2: role player in all these Sandler movies. And I'm fine
Speaker 2: with that. Just a couple of lines here, maybe a scene.
Speaker 2: Sandler goes out of his way to put me in
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Speaker 2: To put it in context of how difficult it is
Speaker 2: for a non quarterback to win the MVP these days.
Speaker 2: John Robinson has the same odds plus ten thousand as
Speaker 2: Bryce Young, Malik Willis, Tyler Schuck, and Aaron Rodgers whoa
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Speaker 2: the Offensive Player of the Year, just so you can
Speaker 2: give it to a running back normally maybe a wide receiver.
Speaker 2: Quarterbacks they get the MVPs. The other offensive players may
Speaker 2: be the offensive Player of the year. A couple of
Speaker 2: phone calls here eight seven to seven to three DP
Speaker 2: show John in Vegas. Hi John, what's on your mind today?
Speaker 9: Hey Dan, longtime, first time six foot one eight. Well,
Speaker 9: I'm actually was listening to an interview with Marshall Fock
Speaker 9: and I caddied for him out here in Vegas, and
Speaker 9: I just wanted to share that.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you, John. I was wondering if somebody was
Speaker 2: going to call in and say they caddied for Marshall
Speaker 2: fall in Vegas and it turned out to be John
Speaker 2: in Vegas. We found him. We found that guy. Uh,
Speaker 2: let's see Mark in South Carolina. Hi, Mark, what do
Speaker 2: you have for me?
Speaker 13: Hey?
Speaker 15: Good morning, Dan.
Speaker 16: Thank you so much for taking the call. And this
Speaker 16: is going to be a perfect phone call following that
Speaker 16: last one call. The audience is so important to the
Speaker 16: show and to the show that the whole is such
Speaker 16: an important part of the show and we don't want
Speaker 16: a phone call like the last one to be the
Speaker 16: last phone call next year. And now that you can
Speaker 16: mention when your retirement is, I'm wondering if we couldn't
Speaker 16: have a poll question for who gets to be the
Speaker 16: last caller of the Dan Patrick Show. And if that's
Speaker 16: not an option, maybe you have a favorite charity, if
Speaker 16: people could donate to the to get to be the
Speaker 16: last caller. But so, and then finally, the horse's name
Speaker 16: is sitting right in front of you.
Speaker 2: Dan, it's jokey, joking, jokey joking. That's my wife. I said,
Speaker 2: where what is this? If I wear something that matches,
Speaker 2: She'll go, your little too matchie matching, I'll go, what
Speaker 2: is this? Matchie matching. Now it's jokey joky. Where's the
Speaker 2: Where are these expressions coming from? Heah, Chris and Florida?
Speaker 2: Hi Chris, what do you have for me?
Speaker 9: Oh?
Speaker 2: He's going uh Ben in South Carolina? Hi, Ben, what
Speaker 2: do you have for me? Good morning Dan?
Speaker 15: Things were taking my call.
Speaker 12: Todd's horse names were almost as hard to listen to
Speaker 12: as a version of kiss on my list, So I
Speaker 12: thought I call him to help him out.
Speaker 2: How about this for your horse's name?
Speaker 8: Left lane scamper.
Speaker 9: Right?
Speaker 2: Todd has a problem in the left lane. He doesn't
Speaker 2: allow people to pass.
Speaker 5: I shouldn't be forced up to go ninety in the
Speaker 5: left lane.
Speaker 2: Oh here going around? Now it's now, it's ninety eight.
Speaker 2: Now it's ninety Okay. It keeps getting higher and higher.
Speaker 2: It does exaggerate sometimes, yes you do. By the way,
Speaker 2: my favorite call of a horse race sounded like this.
Speaker 17: My wife knows everything broke well. Lady Mutata is up
Speaker 17: and on the pace. Ro host Tune is out. Third,
Speaker 17: the wife doesn't know. Fourth to the outside, and Alini's
Speaker 17: hope is fifth. As they move for the first turn
Speaker 17: on the far outside, little miss mancho is going up.
Speaker 17: After that, tardy start all the way up to battle
Speaker 17: with the leaders on the lucky side. Is next a
Speaker 17: ground saving trip for morning Side Heights. Late for class
Speaker 17: in miss Tallahassee or in the back of the field.
Speaker 17: As Lady Mutata leads the way to the back stretch.
Speaker 17: On the far outside, the wife doesn't know. Is moving
Speaker 17: up and it's now fourth and right alongside of My
Speaker 17: wife knows everything. My wife knows everything, and the wife
Speaker 17: doesn't know. Are moving together on the fire turn and
Speaker 17: they're coming after Lady Mutata. Coming to the quarterpole, Lady
Speaker 17: Mutata in front, here come. My wife knows everything, and
Speaker 17: the wife doesn't know. On the far outside us Macho's fourth.
Speaker 17: They're into the stretch, Lady Motata. My wife knows everything.
Speaker 17: Center the track, the wife doesn't know. Into the final furlong,
Speaker 17: my wife knows everything. The wife doesn't know. They're one two,
Speaker 17: of course they are. My wife knows everything. In front
Speaker 17: to the outside, the wife doesn't know. My wife knows everything.
Speaker 17: The wife doesn't know. My wife knows everything more than
Speaker 17: the wife doesn't know.
Speaker 15: Boom.
Speaker 17: This Tallahassee was third and Morningside Heights was fourth.
Speaker 2: Oh Larry Calmus with the call legendary announcer.
Speaker 13: I love that.
Speaker 2: You couldn't script that when you're going, Okay, look at
Speaker 2: the names now, they're going to be neck and neck
Speaker 2: down the stretch.
Speaker 5: There.
Speaker 2: Uh Dennis in Canada, Hi Dennis, what do you have
Speaker 2: for me?
Speaker 6: Hey Dan?
Speaker 18: Thanks taking my call?
Speaker 15: Uh six foot two twenty. I got a great name
Speaker 15: for the horse.
Speaker 8: Maybe first he can use this while he's working as well.
Speaker 2: Less is more, less is more, but I would probably
Speaker 2: spell it ellie s like on one s on there
Speaker 2: less the person as opposed to less is more. I
Speaker 2: still like, thank you Todd. If I if I'm part
Speaker 2: owner of a racing horse, then I'm going to have that.
Speaker 2: Maybe I'll suggest that, Thank you Todd, Thank you Todd.
Speaker 2: Let's see Chase in Oregon. Hi Chase, what do you
Speaker 2: have for me today?
Speaker 6: Hey Dan?
Speaker 19: About fourth time longtime listener five eight and a fluctuating
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Speaker 19: give Dylan some flowers. He's been getting a lot of
Speaker 19: flats and a lot of listeners and callers, but I
Speaker 19: think he's doing a great job. He got called up
Speaker 19: from the bullpen in the final closing years of the
Speaker 19: Dan Patrick show.
Speaker 20: He's doing a great job.
Speaker 2: He contributes to every topic.
Speaker 19: He's got hot takes for sports and pop culture, grateful Dead,
Speaker 19: Let's go. He brought a new gambling content to the show,
Speaker 19: which I think has been really great. And he's a
Speaker 19: head chef and I think people need to stay in
Speaker 19: their land and give them more credit.
Speaker 2: Thank you. Oh okay, all right, Chase in Oregon? Have
Speaker 2: you been getting grief on social media? I, you know,
Speaker 2: I try and tune that stuff out, Dan, but it's
Speaker 2: like anything, it's a mixed bag.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 20: But that was very nice from Chase.
Speaker 2: But why are they critical of you?
Speaker 20: I mean, I you know, I get it.
Speaker 3: Why I don't know, Well, people online are all like,
Speaker 3: you know, let you know, guys know this, it's ninety
Speaker 3: you know, largely positive and then the.
Speaker 20: Stuff that sticks out is the negativity. But also it's
Speaker 20: like those are just people who are commenting on stuff.
Speaker 2: Okay, yeah, but once again, what are they critical of?
Speaker 20: Probably my appearance, my oh okay, opinions, which are.
Speaker 2: But they're your opinions. We're allowed to have your opinions.
Speaker 2: I give you an opportunity to have an opinion.
Speaker 3: I think we all like like I appreciate when someone
Speaker 3: has an opinion about something.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, sound a little down and dumps there. No,
Speaker 2: I think it's the back row.
Speaker 20: It I've gotten enough. Todd's like typhoid Mary back here.
Speaker 20: It's just infectious.
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Speaker 2: Europe with his family over the summer for a couple
Speaker 2: of weeks. He got home ahead of his family and
Speaker 2: he was told to do one thing. He was told
Speaker 2: to register his four year old daughter for kindergarten. Great
Speaker 2: school's getting ready right around the corner. I suppose.
Speaker 5: I don't know.
Speaker 4: I was supposed to get Fifee registered for kindergarten. Yeah,
Speaker 4: and I failed at that. I had like ten days
Speaker 4: to do it, and the roommate told me this is
Speaker 4: exactly where all of her documents are needed for the
Speaker 4: kindergarten registration. I said, okay, you've got it. So like
Speaker 4: two nights before they came back, I started working on it.
Speaker 4: And it's a quagmire. Danny. It's like a buzzle. It's impossible,
Speaker 4: Like you got I don't know if Matt Damon from
Speaker 4: Goodwill Hunting could figure it out.
Speaker 20: What about Matt Damon from Team America.
Speaker 5: No chance.
Speaker 4: But anyway, I don't know where Fifi's going to kindergarten
Speaker 4: or if she is so home school. Yeah, roommate would
Speaker 4: want Yeah, she'd have a different outlook on life than
Speaker 4: her peers. I can tell you that.
Speaker 2: So it's shy and irving. Father of the Year was
Speaker 2: given one job to register your daughter for kindergarten, and
Speaker 2: he screwed it up.
Speaker 10: Yes, Marvin, Now Shay's young is gonna she's go to
Speaker 10: be a literary because he decided up for kindergarten. Come on, well,
Speaker 10: I don't know if it would be that drastic. Now
Speaker 10: in my story, I'm calling child services.
Speaker 2: He has Dylan.
Speaker 3: This might be dumb of me, but I didn't know
Speaker 3: that you had to if you're going to your local
Speaker 3: public kindergarten. I didn't know that you had to specifically register.
Speaker 3: I thought you just kind of I don't think you
Speaker 3: just show up. No, No, I don't think so. I
Speaker 3: guess I never thought about it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, well, there's class size limitations that you have to
Speaker 2: factor in. But likech again, wait, when you get married
Speaker 2: and have kids, then maybe you'll be able to have,
Speaker 2: you know, a better voice on this sentient thought.
Speaker 11: Yes, Paul, So I'm looking at a website about public
Speaker 11: schools general questions. You have to register your child for
Speaker 11: public school for lots of different insurance reasons and so forth,
Speaker 11: and numbers. But if you don't register them, they come
Speaker 11: after you after the fact for not registering. Oh, because
Speaker 11: they have to.
Speaker 18: Go to school.
Speaker 9: Uh.
Speaker 2: Patrick in Chicago, Hi, Patrick would have for me?
Speaker 13: Hey what up?
Speaker 5: DP? Okay?
Speaker 2: Hey, so how old is your wife?
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 9: There's no way she's walking the sixth.
Speaker 13: Month Appalachian Trail, all right, unless you got Belichick, so
Speaker 13: dril friend.
Speaker 2: No, my wife is in her sixties, all right, solid.
Speaker 15: And then also you're talking that guy in Vegas yesterday
Speaker 15: and you said.
Speaker 2: You know about ten you know, Profision big time both
Speaker 2: he's in the country.
Speaker 3: You got any numbers you can give me?
Speaker 2: No, because I don't gamble, But I was told by
Speaker 2: somebody who does research on this and kind of lives
Speaker 2: in this world, there were ten major bookies in America.
Speaker 2: By the way, my wife is walking a portion of
Speaker 2: the Appalachian Trail as we speak. She left this morning,
Speaker 2: And I said, you got to give me coordinates here,
Speaker 2: You've got to let me know and how many miles?
Speaker 2: I think she wants to walk at least ten miles
Speaker 2: today on the Appalachian Trail. So she gave your coordinates
Speaker 2: where she was going to be. And I said, you
Speaker 2: can't have anything happen to you before the wedding. You can't.
Speaker 2: But she's out, she got up early, she's ready to go. Yes, Tom,
Speaker 2: how do you narrow down what to put.
Speaker 21: In the backpacks? What's not impossibly heavy? It's hard enough
Speaker 21: to do it even if you weren't carrying a single thing.
Speaker 21: I'm fascinated by, Like what do you have to have?
Speaker 21: It's as like a drink in a protein bar and
Speaker 21: things like that.
Speaker 10: Yes, Marvin, you said for your wife not to get
Speaker 10: hurt before the wedding, how about after, Well if it
Speaker 10: happens after, then we have to apologize to fewer people.
Speaker 10: So she's got to be ready to walk.
Speaker 2: Down the aisle. And that aisle is it's a long,
Speaker 2: long walk. Yeah, a long walk. I overexaggerated said it
Speaker 2: was a quarter of a mile. It just feels like that.
Speaker 2: And because I even joked, I said, I could start crying,
Speaker 2: stop crying, start crying again, and we won't get to
Speaker 2: the altar. But yeah, she's out on the Appalachian Trail.
Speaker 2: Sailo to her if you see her. Josh and Indy, Hi, josh.
Speaker 5: One and Dan.
Speaker 6: I was thinking that you should go with maybe sp
Speaker 6: or Mothership or the Mothership as.
Speaker 2: Your horse names. Yeah, mothership would be good, although I
Speaker 2: remember people at ESPN were not happy when I came
Speaker 2: up with the Mothership. Now they call themselves the Mothership.
Speaker 2: It's like, it's okay. You know, Why are you so
Speaker 2: negative towards ESPN? I go, I'm not.
Speaker 10: You guys are so sensitive. That's part of the problem. Yes,
Speaker 10: is that like you called it, Hell called it the mothership.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's okay, but he's so sensitive. Why do you
Speaker 2: call us the other ship? Because you guys are you're
Speaker 2: the mothership of sports. It's a compliment. Uh, Chuck in Atlanta,
Speaker 2: Hi Chuck, what do you have for me today?
Speaker 8: For first time? Long time?
Speaker 2: Listen.
Speaker 8: I've been holding this for a while because I didn't
Speaker 8: think you want to you guys want to rehash this.
Speaker 8: But since you mentioned it today, I got a ticket
Speaker 8: because of Fritzy. Okay, driving in the left lane going
Speaker 8: to speed limit. Look behind me and there's a cop
Speaker 8: with the light on, pulls me over and says, you
Speaker 8: know why I pulled Joe. I says no. He says,
Speaker 8: because you cannot drive in the left lane unless you're
Speaker 8: passing someone. And he says it's a law in thirty
Speaker 8: five states. And I says, well, Fritzie on the damn
Speaker 8: PATA show time does a long time. He says to me,
Speaker 8: who the hell is Fritzy? Two hundred and fifty dollars later,
Speaker 8: I didn't.
Speaker 2: Know that they can ticket you. Thank you, Chuck. See
Speaker 2: what you started time? You should probably pay a.
Speaker 21: P I knew you were going to say that like
Speaker 21: that was I have to half. You don't understand why
Speaker 21: that's a law. But I don't spend a lot of
Speaker 21: time in the left lane. My point has always been,
Speaker 21: whatever time I'm in the left lane, don't get on
Speaker 21: my ass for lack of a better word, and try
Speaker 21: to force is that I can't say the word my
Speaker 21: tush and I try to force me to go I'm
Speaker 21: already going like seventy five.
Speaker 5: Eighty miles an hour. I mean, your way to go.
Speaker 2: Around it's too dangerous. I know we got to do
Speaker 2: you have the law of their pol.
Speaker 11: Of course I do, Dan, And specifically in the Todd's
Speaker 11: state that he drives in, you cannot cruise or camp
Speaker 11: in the passing lane. You have to be actively passing
Speaker 11: a car or a series of cars where you could
Speaker 11: be pulled over. And the fine is eighty eight dollars.
Speaker 2: Okay, But I think he said there were like twenty
Speaker 2: five or thirty states that that's Chris I have.
Speaker 11: I have thirty four states, like the gentleman said.
Speaker 2: Thirty four.
Speaker 20: Yes, Dyl, Yeah, I'm I'm more or less kind of
Speaker 20: on Todd's side with this.
Speaker 3: I think if you're going the speed limit in the
Speaker 3: left lane, which is really the speed minimum, it's just
Speaker 3: called the limit, but then you should move over if
Speaker 3: you're going eighty five ninety in the left lane and
Speaker 3: some guy I think we went over the list of
Speaker 3: cars that it usually is that comes right up on
Speaker 3: your ass, Todd, and it's like flickering their lights and
Speaker 3: honking and stuff like that. I'd be like, no, I'm
Speaker 3: not moving, you can go around. Yeah, but it's the law.
Speaker 20: Well then I'm an outlaw, I guess.
Speaker 2: So once again, back row team Todd. You sure you
Speaker 2: want to die on that hill?
Speaker 20: Not at all, but I guess I am all right.
Speaker 2: We'll come back. The Kansas City Chiefs are going back
Speaker 2: to their old school name Arrowhead Stadium. They had one
Speaker 2: of those sponsorships whatever it is, and then was it
Speaker 2: an insurance company or something, but they've taken it now
Speaker 2: the companies decided they're not going to have it be
Speaker 2: the name at Arrowhead Stadium. We'll talk about that. I'll
Speaker 2: try to explain a little better than what I did.
Speaker 2: Dylan will have bets for the Hall of Fame game
Speaker 2: and last call for phone calls after this.
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Speaker 2: What we learn once in store tomorrow. Hall of Fame
Speaker 2: Game tonight on NBC and Peacock Panthers one and a
Speaker 2: half point favorites and the over under it was thirty
Speaker 2: six and a half now thirty five and a half.
Speaker 2: NFL Comeback Player of the Year odds, Patrick Mahomes, Your Leader,
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Speaker 2: Jones and Micah Parsons, Daniel and Appalasia. Hi Daniel, how
Speaker 2: are you? Herry bud Hey?
Speaker 13: First time, longtime VPIX foot soft.
Speaker 16: Soft.
Speaker 13: So I have a controversial opinion here. I live in
Speaker 13: the Southern Appalachians, and I've noticed that everyone there seems
Speaker 13: to be pronouncing it Appalachian Mountains, which is definitely not
Speaker 13: the way that everybody in the Southern Appalachians pronounces it.
Speaker 13: And I would, I would lobby that Appalachia is the
Speaker 13: proper way to pronounce it. So I'm just curious that
Speaker 13: everybody in the studio there in the Appalachian Camp or
Speaker 13: the Appalachian Camp.
Speaker 2: Well, I have been corrected before on this, and I
Speaker 2: make the mistake and Appalachian Trail. Even my wife corrects me.
Speaker 2: She said, if you're going to say that on the show,
Speaker 2: you should get it correct And I go, okay, all right,
Speaker 2: why don't you go take a hike? I mean, I
Speaker 2: can say that, and I mean that in a positive way. Han,
Speaker 2: why don't you go take a hike. But thank you,
Speaker 2: Daniel Appa Latchin Latch latchin trail. Thank you.
Speaker 5: I like that.
Speaker 2: That's the first time he's ever called the show and
Speaker 2: it was just for that. So Daniel, thank you. I
Speaker 2: know it's important to that area and sorry for that.
Speaker 2: Final results of the poll question And PAULI do you
Speaker 2: have the Arrowhead Stadium story?
Speaker 11: That is?
Speaker 2: I guess it turned out to be interesting or at
Speaker 2: least you're selling me on it's an interesting story.
Speaker 11: It's a curious twist. They called GEHA Field at Arrowhead
Speaker 11: Stadium GIA Field. That's what I've been calling it the
Speaker 11: past few years. GEHA has sponsored the field since twenty
Speaker 11: twenty one. Now the Government Employees Health Association agree to
Speaker 11: put their name aside and just call it Arrowhead Field
Speaker 11: Arrowhead Stadium, And they're still a sponsor, but they're removing
Speaker 11: the name to be more friendly to the fans.
Speaker 2: Well, who calls it the GIHA Arrowhead Stadium to begin with?
Speaker 11: I guess you kind of. It was recommended to refer
Speaker 11: to it that way by broadcasters and newspaper people.
Speaker 2: It's just arrow Hits Stadium. Like if I go to
Speaker 2: Mile High, I'm going to Mile High Stadium. We get
Speaker 2: caught up in and I remember when I did Football
Speaker 2: Night in America, then they'd be like, Oh, you got
Speaker 2: to make sure you're throwing the sponsor. I go, no,
Speaker 2: I don't. Or when I was doing Sports Center and
Speaker 2: they'd go, you know, it's the Tostitos Fiesta Bowl. I go,
Speaker 2: that's the Fiesta Bowl. To me, I don't care. If
Speaker 2: they spent money, good for them, they're not giving us money.
Speaker 3: Yes, doing Does that mean that they've removed the giha
Speaker 3: from the facade of the building, because if you're doing that,
Speaker 3: then you're just calling it Arrowhead. What's the point of
Speaker 3: paying for naming rights?
Speaker 2: Well? I don't know, but I don't know. Were they
Speaker 2: getting feedback that wasn't positive and they decided, you know what,
Speaker 2: let's go back to our old days, our roots with
Speaker 2: Arrowhead Stadium. So they had a big announcement about that
Speaker 2: no longer have its name on Kansas City's home field. Okay,
Speaker 2: let me see Tim and Nebraska. Hi, Tim, what do
Speaker 2: you have for me?
Speaker 9: Good?
Speaker 6: Good morning. I got a suggestion for your wedding speech.
Speaker 2: Oh okay, you.
Speaker 6: Wanted to bring levity to it without being to jokey jokey,
Speaker 6: and I think it would be a good idea if
Speaker 6: you a couple of minutes into your speech, if you
Speaker 6: take like a two or three second pause and then
Speaker 6: do like a spot for Rectech grills or Liberty Mutual
Speaker 6: insurance or something.
Speaker 2: Okay, that wouldn't go over well at all, Tim. I
Speaker 2: mean I appreciate you offering that up, but if I said, uh,
Speaker 2: this wedding speech is brought to you by Rectech R
Speaker 2: E C T e Q dot com and then go
Speaker 2: back to my speech, now, I don't think it would
Speaker 2: go well. That's got that's got jokey, jokey written all
Speaker 2: over it.
Speaker 3: Yes, Dylan, are you still planning on having your son
Speaker 3: up there as sort of the like speech enforcer.
Speaker 20: I guess he can yanke you at any time.
Speaker 2: No, he's my liaison, He's he's gonna be my interpreter
Speaker 2: if I can't get through it. But yeah, so I'm
Speaker 2: gonna bring my son up there. He'll just be there.
Speaker 2: He's kind of my my comfort blanket.
Speaker 10: Yes, marm Now you're gonna have him up there because
Speaker 10: he's not emotional?
Speaker 2: Yeah okay, Yeah, and he might be forced to say
Speaker 2: something nice about his sister as well. Uh, Dylan, you
Speaker 2: got bets for tonight's Hall of Fame game.
Speaker 3: I do, Dan, I've got a few that I am
Speaker 3: already taking, which for starters, Cardinals money line. People might
Speaker 3: not know this, Dand but in the preseason the Panthers
Speaker 3: under Canalis are o and six against the spread.
Speaker 2: That's not good. It's not okay.
Speaker 3: No, and the under I took under thirty five and
Speaker 3: a half yesterday, it's now moved to thirty four and
Speaker 3: a half.
Speaker 20: Opened at thirty six and a half. There is some
Speaker 20: crazy movement.
Speaker 3: There's something going on that there's something going on there
Speaker 3: and this one guaranteed. This is a lock, Dan, don't
Speaker 3: I'm saying that tongue. Wait till you hear the bet,
Speaker 3: you'll know that it's not Kenny Pickett to rush for
Speaker 3: a touchdown on the Panthers Panthers opening offensive drive plus
Speaker 3: four thousand free money.
Speaker 2: Well, that's right. You made this bet on the gambling podcast.
Speaker 2: And then I think researcher Ray gave me some information
Speaker 2: on Kenny Pickett that he's never scored a touchdown before.
Speaker 2: But I think we had to send out a tweet
Speaker 2: to apologize.
Speaker 3: Yet, Yeah, there was an amendment to that. Ray was
Speaker 3: looking at playoff history. He had never hushed for a
Speaker 3: touchdown in the playoffs.
Speaker 2: Well, I wouldn't consider playoffs and Kenny Pickett. There'd be
Speaker 2: a lot of numbers, a large sample size there. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that was the issue. I think he's had like five Yes,
Speaker 2: I was told that after the fact. So I'm rooting
Speaker 2: for Kenny Pickett tonight, all right? Yes? How about this
Speaker 2: day in sports history, Paul, I.
Speaker 11: Just got one for you, Dan here, because I know
Speaker 11: you love cricket. The first Australian rules football game to
Speaker 11: be played at night took place in eighteen seventy nine
Speaker 11: at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. The game was to promote
Speaker 11: the induction introduction of electricity into the city of Melbourne, Australia.
Speaker 2: On this date, in nineteen fifty two, Satchel Page became
Speaker 2: the oldest pitcher to win a complete game shutout. He's
Speaker 2: forty six years of age. And nineteen sixty three, Philadelphia's
Speaker 2: NBA franchise changes its name from the Nationals to the
Speaker 2: seventy six serves stat of the Day on this award
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Speaker 2: Calendar twenty twenty seven at gmail dot com. Uh Spike
Speaker 2: in Wisconsin, Hey Spike, Hey Dan.
Speaker 18: You're the best in the business. I got a name
Speaker 18: for the for the horse. You know we do have president. Okay,
Speaker 18: Mitch Loven did win the sausage race at the Brewer
Speaker 18: Game as a big underdog and then also the turrent Dan,
Speaker 18: would you like to see get the Randall Simon treatment
Speaker 18: if they were going to run in the sausage.
Speaker 2: Ris Oh, Randall Simon, didn't he take out a bat
Speaker 2: and hit one of the sausage guys at a race
Speaker 2: in Milwaukee? Does that sound right? Remember that that was
Speaker 2: a big deal. I think people wanted to file assault
Speaker 2: charges against Randall Simon. Todd, would you learn today?
Speaker 21: Hey Dan christin Syracuse, Please the Dodgers grab Hark Scooble,
Speaker 21: not just to add an extra big piece, but it's
Speaker 21: a necessity to three peat Dylan.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 10: Todd wins the Kentucky Derby. Marvin John of Vegas caddy
Speaker 10: for Marshall Fulk.
Speaker 11: Paul Joe Thomas had his Hall of Fame blazer.
Speaker 2: Thanks for joining us. Rich Isizen will join us on
Speaker 2: the program tomorrow from the Hall of Fame. I have
Speaker 2: a great day, everybody,