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Speaker 2: Every day is the Super Bowl Final Hour And this
Speaker 2: Wednesday at the Fountain Blue Hotel, Cam Newton was here earlier.
Speaker 2: Brent Musburger, Great Jim Nantz is coming by. Hello, friends,
Speaker 2: Thank you. Got gift bags for av aar In studio guests.
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Speaker 2: Mussburger saw the keeper's heart and he's like, Laddie, like
Speaker 2: to start the day with that.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
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Speaker 4: By the way, Paully came up with this idea.
Speaker 2: You know, it's one of those ideas where I go, okay,
Speaker 2: like I'm sort of listening to you and now I'm
Speaker 2: realizing what the bet is.
Speaker 4: So explain what we're doing with our super Bowl prediction.
Speaker 5: Okay, our great sponsor, Regional Louisiana Hot Sauce, they got
Speaker 5: a thing for us. We're gonna pick the total points
Speaker 5: scored of the game. Now, who's gonna win because we're
Speaker 5: saving that pick for Friday. Total points scored between the
Speaker 5: two teams losers doing hot sauce shots on Monday, okay,
Speaker 5: and the hot hot sauce shots, not the entry level hots.
Speaker 3: Okay.
Speaker 2: So we'll do our wheel of punishment. We'll spin that,
Speaker 2: but then we'll have the different hot sauces there. Whatever
Speaker 2: it lands on the person who is furthest away from
Speaker 2: the total of the super Bowl. Okay, yeah, wheel of
Speaker 2: hot sauce. Okay, the wheel of hot sauce. Okay, Marvin,
Speaker 2: do you have your total for the Super Bowl?
Speaker 3: I do, Okay, the number is fifty eight.
Speaker 4: Fifty eight. I see what you're doing. Super Bowl fifty eight.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that's what I yeah.
Speaker 2: No oh, I was like, you know, you didn't you
Speaker 2: didn't know that, Like you didn't put those together.
Speaker 6: No.
Speaker 2: I know. Of course, Todd who's playing hurt. He's got
Speaker 2: a devastating injury on his leg. But somehow it's going
Speaker 2: to be able to gut it out here and then
Speaker 2: you'll probably have to go to the emergency room.
Speaker 4: But while you're here this hour.
Speaker 6: This is very bizarre what I'm about to share with you.
Speaker 7: My total points also fifty eight thirty one, twenty seven
Speaker 7: cheats five plus eight Tata's favorite number thirteen, and you
Speaker 7: could add the back to a super Bowl fifty eight.
Speaker 6: Well, we both have fifty eight.
Speaker 4: Okay, I need a time breaker for you too.
Speaker 6: Well, dude, I have thirty one twenty seven cheeks. Do
Speaker 6: you have a who? Do you have one?
Speaker 4: No, he's a Niner fan.
Speaker 6: So he has the Niners. So that's the type.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, okay, that's fine.
Speaker 2: Okay, So you both have the same total, and if
Speaker 2: the Chiefs win, uh, then Marvin would be the one
Speaker 2: that could.
Speaker 3: I have fifty five to three forty nine ers.
Speaker 4: Fifty okay, let's go mar Yeah, fair enough. You guys
Speaker 4: like that, Yeah, they're.
Speaker 6: Like, really, don't on me, stupid Seaton.
Speaker 8: I have a slight more conservative forty six points. I
Speaker 8: went thirty two fourteen Marvin's San Francisco forty nine ers, Yeah, okay,
Speaker 8: forty nine ers, rolling, absolutely rolling the Chiefs, all right, Paulie.
Speaker 9: I tried to get mister Mussburger to help me. He
Speaker 9: passed on.
Speaker 5: He didn't want to be associated with my pick, which
Speaker 5: is smart of him, I went forty nine points as
Speaker 5: a total score.
Speaker 9: I do not have a winner yet.
Speaker 2: I have twenty seven, twenty five, twenty seven, twenty five.
Speaker 9: Doing the math, doing the math, yeah, fifty two writing down.
Speaker 2: So fifty two twenty seven twenty five chiefs. Feels like
Speaker 2: there should be some kind of big thing right there.
Speaker 4: There wasn't.
Speaker 8: There wasn't like a ah, it was yeah, nothing, It
Speaker 8: just sort of hung there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, we did. There's no production value in the
Speaker 2: giants hat, just the energy. But get him here we go. Yeah,
Speaker 2: yess smart.
Speaker 6: Can I change my number to sixty one?
Speaker 10: Then?
Speaker 4: No?
Speaker 6: Oh, so we're just yeah, okay, that's yeah.
Speaker 2: You don't get another prediction based off everybody else's prediction.
Speaker 6: Well only because we had the same number.
Speaker 2: No, you have the niners, here's the Chiefs, that's the
Speaker 2: time breakers exciding.
Speaker 6: What if it's actually fifty eight, we both have the
Speaker 6: exact total.
Speaker 3: Right, thank you.
Speaker 6: You're gonna do this to me now with my knee injury.
Speaker 3: Very exciting.
Speaker 7: But what you just said, I mean, I mean, why
Speaker 7: say it means it because it makes it even more
Speaker 7: special than if it's fifty eight.
Speaker 6: That's the two of the fordsn that's nailed it. Look,
Speaker 6: that's what we shouldn't change them.
Speaker 10: Okay, all right, whole question for the third hour, worst
Speaker 10: knee injury, Willis McGahee or Todd friends.
Speaker 2: Well, Joe l Embi's got an injury. Yeah, there's been
Speaker 2: quite a few devastating knee and get a mine. You know,
Speaker 2: had a lot of surgeries there.
Speaker 6: Glad would take in my situation seriously.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but we did have a nurse Carol came up,
Speaker 2: you know, she uh, it was a grade two cut.
Speaker 3: I think it's a yeah, all right.
Speaker 2: Brent Musberger was with us, and it just dawned on
Speaker 2: me he's not in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: And you know, this happened a couple of years ago
Speaker 2: with John Facenda, the voice of the NFL. And I
Speaker 2: kept thinking, a lot of us grew up with NFL
Speaker 2: films and listening to John Facenda, and he made football,
Speaker 2: you know, even more important in our life and dramatic
Speaker 2: in our life. And I reached out to the Pro
Speaker 2: Football Hall of Fame and I said, you know, what
Speaker 2: do I have to do? And I was told write
Speaker 2: a letter, And I said, okay, write a letter. Wrote
Speaker 2: a letter, got the call from the Hall of Fame
Speaker 2: and they said, we're going to induct John Facenda for
Speaker 2: contributions to the game. And I meant what I said
Speaker 2: to Brent Musberger. I mean, he's meant a lot to me.
Speaker 2: He doesn't know this, but growing up, that's how I,
Speaker 2: you know, kind of clicked where I wanted to be
Speaker 2: a sportscaster watching Brent. And you think back when that's
Speaker 2: the first you know, pregame show, so contributions to the game,
Speaker 2: he's part of that, and he's still part of it,
Speaker 2: you know whatever, fifty years sixty years later, and I thought,
Speaker 2: you know what, contributions to the game. Brent should be
Speaker 2: a Hall of Famer. So when we get back, I
Speaker 2: try to put something together. I don't know if you
Speaker 2: need a letter, but you know I did that with
Speaker 2: John Facenda. I felt stupid, like, first of all, he's
Speaker 2: the voice of the NFL. He should be in the
Speaker 2: Hall of Fame. I could have ended it there that
Speaker 2: I had to point out things, you know, how long
Speaker 2: he did it and all those things. Gosh, with Brent,
Speaker 2: you know, what do you say, hey, Brent Musburger should
Speaker 2: be in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Speaker 4: Period, Paul, what do you have.
Speaker 5: Yeah, we did some research on this, and there is
Speaker 5: a wing of the Hall of Fame, the Pro Football
Speaker 5: Hall of Fame that's contributors, and it has more like
Speaker 5: owners and like Al Davis is in George Houses and
Speaker 5: of course Lamar Hunt and Jerry Jones, et cetera, cetera.
Speaker 5: The only media person I could see is Ed Stable,
Speaker 5: who began NFL Films, which had a bit at a
Speaker 5: media person. So there is a route to get in
Speaker 5: for a media person. You may dan, you may even
Speaker 5: put the entire NFL Today Show in the Hall of
Speaker 5: Fame as a group or something. But if you look
Speaker 5: at baseball with the Baseball Hall of Fame, they had
Speaker 5: the Ford C. Frick Award, which have been around for
Speaker 5: a long time, and that is specifically for immedia people
Speaker 5: to get in the Hall of Fame. So like you know,
Speaker 5: Marty Brenneman and Harry Callis and Bob Ucker and so
Speaker 5: on and so on. John Miller is more of.
Speaker 4: The recent voices of the game.
Speaker 9: Yeah, Al Michaels is in there, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 5: There absolutely has to be a spot for media impact
Speaker 5: on the Pro Football Hall of Fame. And Brent Musberger
Speaker 5: would be a one seat.
Speaker 2: But I think there are other members of the Pro
Speaker 2: Football Hall of Fame for contributions. Isn't Andrew Kramer in
Speaker 2: the Pro Football Hall of Fame as a contributor.
Speaker 4: They have members of the media who are.
Speaker 2: Yes, thank you, Dan, I appreciate I didn't ask yes, Yes,
Speaker 2: thank you, Tony.
Speaker 9: There is the Roselle Radio and Television Award.
Speaker 4: Okay, but that's where Brent should be in.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's given out. I don't know if that means
Speaker 5: you're a Hall of Famer as a contributor or. You're
Speaker 5: getting an award from the Hall of Fame is presented
Speaker 5: by the Pro Football Hall of Fame recognized longtime exceps
Speaker 5: exceptional contributions of radio and television to professional football. And
Speaker 5: I've got the list, and it's all the names you'd expect,
Speaker 5: and John Madden and Rune Arlige and Dick Enberg and
Speaker 5: Pat Summer all and unless unless I'm missing something, Brent
Speaker 5: Musburg is not was never honored for this, which is
Speaker 5: even a double travesty.
Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm literally upset.
Speaker 4: But this is the radio and TV portion of the
Speaker 4: Pro Football Hall of Fame.
Speaker 3: Correct.
Speaker 9: The Pete Roselle Radio and TV Award.
Speaker 2: Well, maybe if there's somebody from the NFL or Hall
Speaker 2: of Fame is listening, and you know, let us know
Speaker 2: what we need to do to try to submit his name.
Speaker 9: I love that you're upset by this.
Speaker 4: I am, of.
Speaker 2: Course, you know he should be in the Hall of Fame, absolutely,
Speaker 2: and I think he was moved by the fact that
Speaker 2: I think he should be in there. But I just
Speaker 2: think you know, when you look at the history of
Speaker 2: the game, when they were doing it, it wasn't everybody
Speaker 2: wanted to be on it. You know NFL Countdown on
Speaker 2: ESPN or you know these pregame shows that I was
Speaker 2: part of modern era. This was back when it was
Speaker 2: in the embryonic stages of covering the NFL. And Brent
Speaker 2: gave us that great line you were looking live. But
Speaker 2: he did that for the gamblers. He wanted to let
Speaker 2: you know, at the top of the show, here is
Speaker 2: Soldier Field. You're looking live. He wanted to give you
Speaker 2: what the weather was, and we didn't realize it at
Speaker 2: the time. I just thought it was so great, you
Speaker 2: are looking live at Soldier Fielt And I'm like, all right,
Speaker 2: that's a great way to bring us onto the air.
Speaker 4: Then I realized years later.
Speaker 2: When I talked to him, he goes, Laddie, I was
Speaker 2: letting the gamblers know what the weather conditions were like
Speaker 2: if they were going to put down a dollar or two.
Speaker 4: Like I love that, Brent, Yes, Pauling, And like.
Speaker 5: You said, he was Brent musterg and those guys invented
Speaker 5: starting the football weekend. It wasn't just game game and
Speaker 5: then go to bed. IRV Cross won the Pete Rosel
Speaker 5: Radio TV Award. I'm assuming for much of his work
Speaker 5: on the NFL today and the NFL coverage. So IRV
Speaker 5: Cross is in deservedly and Brent Musburg, as from what
Speaker 5: I could see here.
Speaker 4: As not well. He said he wasn't in the Pro
Speaker 4: Football Hall of Fame.
Speaker 9: Or this award. Yeah, this is part of the Hall
Speaker 9: of Fame.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but contributor absolutely. All right, do we have a
Speaker 2: poll question for the final hour of the program. Jim
Speaker 2: Nantz will join us. Hello friends, coming up here in
Speaker 2: a little bit. Anything else that the teams wrapped up
Speaker 2: their media requirements yesterday. The coaches, I think speak one
Speaker 2: more time, and I think other than that, those were
Speaker 2: the main headlines here. The first day of practice, true practice,
Speaker 2: I think is today as well.
Speaker 4: What do you have their seating for the final hour?
Speaker 8: Well, we had up there, greatest college football season. We're
Speaker 8: doing just quarterbacks. Your options were Cam Newton twenty ten,
Speaker 8: Johnny Manziel twenty twelve, Joe Burrow twenty nineteen, Jayden Daniels
Speaker 8: twenty twenty three. Right now, absolutely crushed. Fifty eight percent
Speaker 8: is Joe Burrow in twenty nineteen. Okay, Cam's in second
Speaker 8: place though, with twenty three percent of the vote.
Speaker 3: That's not bad.
Speaker 4: I don't know if that's just because he was on today, Laura, but.
Speaker 8: You know, he does seem to be I mean I
Speaker 8: haven't looked at it, but there weren't a lot of
Speaker 8: NFL players on that Auburn team or not on that
Speaker 8: offense anyway, right yeah, I mean, he wasn't throwing to
Speaker 8: two like superstar wide receivers. He's kind of doing it
Speaker 8: all himself. It feels so much to his point. By
Speaker 8: the way, this last two.
Speaker 2: Weeks, LSU has become sort of wide receiver. You it
Speaker 2: was Ohio State and now LSU could have two wide
Speaker 2: receivers I think taken in the first round this year,
Speaker 2: we've you know, they've already produced a couple of really
Speaker 2: good wide receivers there all right? Age seven seven three
Speaker 2: DP show Andrew in Washington. Andrew, good to have you back.
Speaker 2: What's on your mind today?
Speaker 11: Hey, good morning, Dan Dannetz, Thanks for taking my call.
Speaker 11: Just had a couple of questions. First, Albert Brier touched
Speaker 11: on it yesterday. These coaches they want to make these
Speaker 11: organizations and owners they want to make going to work fun. Belichick,
Speaker 11: Carrol Veyrol, they all had final say or complete control.
Speaker 11: I want to see a big in your opinion. Do
Speaker 11: they get another job with that same control and final
Speaker 11: say or are they going to have less if they
Speaker 11: take another job. Secondly, Fritzi, have you ever had a
Speaker 11: normal occurrence of discomfort in your lifetime?
Speaker 6: Ah?
Speaker 7: It's usually very dramatic and extreme, at least that's the
Speaker 7: way I process.
Speaker 11: I feel sorry for you, Fritzy. Some things just need
Speaker 11: to be a bump in the dark and you go
Speaker 11: on with your day. And also, Dan, I see Bob
Speaker 11: and Matt tenna Is wearing your jumpsuit from Elvis. Did
Speaker 11: he wash that or clean it out? I don't think
Speaker 11: much of those underneath those suits.
Speaker 2: No, that is a show Warren Elvis suit that I
Speaker 2: had on the other day that Bob from Montana brought in.
Speaker 2: He brought in three different outfits and was kind enough
Speaker 2: to let me wear one.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Thank you.
Speaker 3: Andrew.
Speaker 2: Yes, every injury with Todd is life threatening. And now
Speaker 2: you said you called the chief of staff at the hotel.
Speaker 6: I asked for the chief of staff and they gave
Speaker 6: me some kind of assistant, like.
Speaker 4: Did you call the white House.
Speaker 7: I know it's not chief of staff, but they got
Speaker 7: me a nurse or someone that, you know, not the
Speaker 7: headhead person.
Speaker 6: And they said they're going to meet me up in
Speaker 6: the room later just to take a look at it.
Speaker 3: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: It's the People's Open, by the way, the great tournament,
Speaker 2: the Vibes. It's the Waste Management Phoenix Open. The best
Speaker 2: golf is played here. That's Thursday, four eastern on Golf Channel.
Speaker 4: Are we going to do that one year?
Speaker 2: Well, we usually do the Super Bowl, so it's hard
Speaker 2: to go. I'd still like to get back to Pebble Beach. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Double Beach was great.
Speaker 3: What if we did the Waste Management I.
Speaker 2: Think they've offered for us to go out there, but
Speaker 2: we're out there early in the morning and nobody's.
Speaker 4: Out there at that time. That's the problem.
Speaker 5: I went to that thing years and years ago. They
Speaker 5: should call it the Wasted management that place. The Wasted
Speaker 5: is a frat house.
Speaker 4: Okay, Oh, did you have the sports related Vegas name?
Speaker 6: I have Las Vegas sports names.
Speaker 4: Okay, all right, and I'm so happy you remember you.
Speaker 9: Right now, it's gonna go back to talk about your knee.
Speaker 6: But it's not stand up comedy. It's just Las Vegas.
Speaker 2: Oh I know, it's not comedy. It's not even sit
Speaker 2: down comedy.
Speaker 6: Is that necessary with my little anger? No, that's right.
Speaker 4: You can't stand up here we here were I could limp?
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 4: Okay, I actually have that on the list.
Speaker 6: That's a good call, I said.
Speaker 2: Okay, of course you do. Now here we go. I
Speaker 2: have it printed out, all right, here we go. So
Speaker 2: these are Las Vegas related.
Speaker 6: Sports names, Las Vegas sports names.
Speaker 2: Thanks, thanks, just Oscar Gamble, Oscar Gamble okay, okay, black Jack.
Speaker 7: McDowell, five Card, Charlie Lee, Brand, Chip, Kelly Brian prop
Speaker 7: like a prop bit, but you know that Mookie bets.
Speaker 2: Wait, you're building in time for the audience to be
Speaker 2: laughing at this. Is that what you're doing?
Speaker 8: You know, this is exactly what I've always the imagine,
Speaker 8: imagine the audience was doing. Anyway, It's just complete silence
Speaker 8: across the country.
Speaker 2: Continue Tom House, David over.
Speaker 6: Street, he used to be a football player. Think Tom Underwoods.
Speaker 7: You got the over and under over Street in Underwood,
Speaker 7: Dice k Masuzaka for Dice felt in Spencer.
Speaker 4: I want to give you a credit for that one.
Speaker 4: All right, that's pretty good. Ian Book, Okay, Monty Pool
Speaker 4: like Monty three card, Monte Leon, Roulette Lee. I'm gonna
Speaker 4: give you that one.
Speaker 6: Don Money, Dave Cash, Ernie bankrupt. Can we do Ernie bankrupt? Ernie?
Speaker 6: I know, Ernie Banker. Dick Pole Likeipp whoa there?
Speaker 12: Nude Rockney the X rated part of cal Strip, Get
Speaker 12: up out there, Booby Clark, he played for the Bengals.
Speaker 3: Fight a Fontaine, Blue.
Speaker 7: Sugar, Diddy Ray Leonard Es, Cortes, Kennedy deep Cut. We
Speaker 7: got uh pimpy free, remember Peppy, I got pimpy free.
Speaker 4: No, no, no, no.
Speaker 6: Rich Gossage Rich, Eric Decker like a Decker cards Eric Decker,
Speaker 6: Lex luxA Lex.
Speaker 7: Luxer Lex like the wrestler Lex Luxer, who's also yeah
Speaker 7: Lex Lex Luxer.
Speaker 10: And then we got to odds Helton, M L Card
Speaker 10: and Ronnie Slot.
Speaker 9: That's bangers there.
Speaker 4: Yeah you'd rockby.
Speaker 10: Yeah you forgot uh, Chris Gamble former Ohio State Oscar Gamble,
Speaker 10: Tomato so Modo.
Speaker 3: I don't know who Oscar Gamble.
Speaker 4: Is, baseball player big Afro.
Speaker 3: Great. Yeah, you weren't born none of these I was
Speaker 3: born for.
Speaker 2: That's true. That's true. It's in Todd's wheelhouse, growing up
Speaker 2: with I know, I know because between the show here
Speaker 2: which no, we heard it.
Speaker 4: I got it.
Speaker 6: We move on right, cal strip.
Speaker 4: All right, that's good.
Speaker 3: I laughed.
Speaker 4: I applauded, very proud.
Speaker 6: Of nude Rockney. I think that was the best thing.
Speaker 4: It's not.
Speaker 6: Disrespect.
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Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 4: It's a beautiful place.
Speaker 6: Es Cortez Ken, I know we got it.
Speaker 4: Will shut up, okay, we take a break.
Speaker 13: Come on that the Fountain Blue.
Speaker 6: All your dreams come to.
Speaker 4: Uh not my dreams.
Speaker 6: That it's all for you at the fun.
Speaker 4: Will take a break. The Great Jim Nance.
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Speaker 2: in the Great Jim NANTZ. Hello friends, always great to
Speaker 2: see you. Thanky, buddy, thank you, b looking good?
Speaker 3: Thank you?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Looking good? Yeah? Do you have a ten for
Speaker 4: the Super Bowl?
Speaker 3: I don't think so.
Speaker 4: Now you look like you know he got a ten
Speaker 4: going on there, I don't think sel, big guy. All right,
Speaker 4: Great to see you.
Speaker 3: I was in Pebble last week. All we had was rain.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's true.
Speaker 3: Baltimore before that, and well two weeks.
Speaker 2: In Buffalo and a blizzard, so maybe it's win a
Speaker 2: wind burn that you have there sitting by one of
Speaker 2: these heaters.
Speaker 3: So that may get bet.
Speaker 2: You have this show coming up this Sunday, and it's
Speaker 2: it's really celebrating you know, CBS Sports, CBS. You know
Speaker 2: the NFL show on CBS. Why is Brent Mosberger not
Speaker 2: in the Pro Football Hall of Fame?
Speaker 3: Well, I was.
Speaker 15: Listening to you this morning, and I could not believe
Speaker 15: it when you were able to figure that out, to
Speaker 15: crack the code. It's I mean, I have so many
Speaker 15: people that I've advocated for through the years, players and coaches,
Speaker 15: like Hank Stram, my longtime partner. He didn't get the
Speaker 15: honor until sadly he was already deep in the throes
Speaker 15: of Alzheimer's and I went to attend his induction. I
Speaker 15: had been leading a writing campaign to try to get
Speaker 15: Hank in. There have been other cases, but like Brent's omission,
Speaker 15: it's it's stunning. I had no idea. I'm in, You're
Speaker 15: are You're in right? No, okay, we're going to do
Speaker 15: that next. No, no, no, no, no, get Brent in.
Speaker 15: I would give my place in Canton.
Speaker 3: I would. I'm gonna write I heard you say, you
Speaker 3: can give it to Brent or me flip a coin.
Speaker 4: No, no, give it to Brent.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 15: I almost want to give it to Brent. I love
Speaker 15: to Brent. I admire him so much.
Speaker 2: Now, this is the Pete Roselle Award for the Pro
Speaker 2: Football Hall of It's going to say the.
Speaker 3: Pete Rose Award. No date rosell.
Speaker 2: Uh.
Speaker 15: It is and that is what gets you in the
Speaker 15: Hall of Fame from our industry. Yeah, and it's a
Speaker 15: great honor. And I went in in twenty eleven and
Speaker 15: all this time I've been thinking Brent had to be.
Speaker 3: One of the ms in there.
Speaker 4: John Facenda wasn't it.
Speaker 3: Wow.
Speaker 2: I took up the campaign and wrote the letter and
Speaker 2: I said, this is embarrassing. The voice of the NFL
Speaker 2: was Frozen Tundra.
Speaker 6: Yes.
Speaker 15: Yeah, and they put him into the Pro Football Hall
Speaker 15: of Fame. Look this show that's going to be on
Speaker 15: Sunday you are looking live. You just promoted it is
Speaker 15: going to really showcase for people how much that impacted
Speaker 15: the NFL, the popularity of it.
Speaker 3: And Brent was the guy. I mean, he was the ringleader.
Speaker 3: I had this special thing on Monday night.
Speaker 15: I had dinner with Brent coming into Vegas, and I
Speaker 15: have a checklist of things I want to do. Most
Speaker 15: of it's already allotted to meeting with teams and production meetings,
Speaker 15: but I really.
Speaker 3: Wanted more aningy thing. I wanted to sit down and
Speaker 3: have dinner with Brent.
Speaker 15: And we had that occasion Monday night and meant the
Speaker 15: world to me to be able to just sit back
Speaker 15: and be regaled for three hours by Brent. And we
Speaker 15: worked together for a long time. I was his understudy
Speaker 15: on a lot of different properties, and I traveled with
Speaker 15: his crew, say, on college basketball, I was host, and
Speaker 15: he was sitting courtside with Billy Packer before I succeeded
Speaker 15: him there or the Masters or whatever it might be
Speaker 15: college football, and I watched him, and I idolized him,
Speaker 15: and I really could not even muster up enough courage
Speaker 15: to be able to bang out a complete sentence.
Speaker 3: A cogent thought I was tongue tied. I really was.
Speaker 15: And that's when I was twenty six, and I got
Speaker 15: hired in nineteen eighty five. So now I'm sixty four,
Speaker 15: and I figured, now what's about time I get over this,
Speaker 15: So nervously I called him. I was scared to have
Speaker 15: to punch in the phone number, so he answered Hello, Jimmy,
Speaker 15: and I said, Brent, mister Musburger, can we have dinner?
Speaker 3: And said sure.
Speaker 15: So it all came together, and I'm happy to say
Speaker 15: I don't know whether this after one cocktail or just
Speaker 15: maybe I just felt comfortable enough after all these years,
Speaker 15: I was able to have a like a real conversation
Speaker 15: with a friend and a mentor, But.
Speaker 2: Did you okay? When he got fired let go my
Speaker 2: CBS then took over. That was at the Final four
Speaker 2: in Denver, April second, nineteen ninety I was the host.
Speaker 3: So when.
Speaker 15: When I was with him the night that CBS parted
Speaker 15: ways with him, Brenton Billy and I had to go
Speaker 15: do something for CBS sales. We came back to the
Speaker 15: hotel and they told him it was over. I was
Speaker 15: not in that meeting when they told him that, but
Speaker 15: I rode to the game with his brother Todd, who
Speaker 15: I've still admired deeply, and when he said his goodbye
Speaker 15: on the airs, the famous I've had the greatest seat
Speaker 15: in the house, he threw it back to me.
Speaker 3: And now I'm still in my twenties.
Speaker 15: Here's Brent Musberger, who I've worshiped as a kid, and
Speaker 15: I've got to sum it up, say on behalf of
Speaker 15: the network, how much we appreciate him, And that was
Speaker 15: I was mortified by how I was going to handle.
Speaker 15: I had to add libt off account to the end
Speaker 15: of the show. UNLV, by the way, just won the
Speaker 15: national championship that night and had beaten Duke by thirty
Speaker 15: we all wanted to see how the farewell was going
Speaker 15: to take place. Can I tell you the first place
Speaker 15: I kind of met him. I met him at the
Speaker 15: nineteen eighty three Final four. He was hosting then Gary
Speaker 15: Bender was calling the games with Billy Packers. Albuquerque's Albuquerque
Speaker 15: and it's Houston, MI alma mater against NC State, and
Speaker 15: the Houston basketball program was my gateway into the industry,
Speaker 15: still to this day with Calvin Samson, I love the team.
Speaker 3: That's my team.
Speaker 15: But back then, Guy Lewis was great to me. I
Speaker 15: hosted his show, and anyway I got to Albuquerque, I
Speaker 15: rode in to the pit on the team bus and
Speaker 15: I didn't sit on the bench, but I found a
Speaker 15: place to sit. And when I walked into the arena
Speaker 15: well before broadcast time game time, I saw the CBS
Speaker 15: set and Brent was up there rehearsing the elements of
Speaker 15: the show. So I went over and took the seat
Speaker 15: right up against I mean closer than we're sitting together
Speaker 15: right now. And he was on a platform a riser,
Speaker 15: so he's above me. But his shoes were rare here.
Speaker 15: I would have I could have shined his shoes and
Speaker 15: I would have you I really would have. But I
Speaker 15: watched him do Hi, everybody, Welcome to the National Championship Game.
Speaker 15: And I watched him and I was riveted, and I
Speaker 15: was all that I was in his universe, and yeah,
Speaker 15: I even then, honestly it's first on a song, but
Speaker 15: I didn't have the courage. I was the only person there.
Speaker 15: He probably thinking, why is this kid like in my space?
Speaker 15: And I probably, looking back, should have said miss Munsberger.
Speaker 3: I just wanted to say hello.
Speaker 15: But three years later, I was sitting in that chair
Speaker 15: and now he's calling the games and I'm the host,
Speaker 15: and I'm sitting on that riser, and it all happened
Speaker 15: lightning fast.
Speaker 2: He's a Jim NaN's NFL on CBS, the lead play
Speaker 2: by playboys calling the Super Bowl. I'm curious when you
Speaker 2: get in these production meetings and when wait a minute,
Speaker 2: you're turning away.
Speaker 15: Like why don't like having my back to my guys here?
Speaker 15: You know it's okay. By the way, I saw Fritzy
Speaker 15: on Las Vegas Boulevard last night.
Speaker 3: He was face planet on the sidewalk. Do you remember this,
Speaker 3: don't you?
Speaker 9: I know, comment mister Nathey.
Speaker 15: Or somebody was there handing out cards you had a
Speaker 15: whole fist full of them in your hand and you're
Speaker 15: down this face planet on the sidewalk and said, are
Speaker 15: you okay?
Speaker 3: You had a little cut on.
Speaker 2: Your foreheads on them all right? So the production meeting, yes,
Speaker 2: how much, say do you have? And how often you're
Speaker 2: going to show Taylor.
Speaker 15: Sw with zero? I react. I don't tell Mike Arnold,
Speaker 15: our director, how to do his job, but how often?
Speaker 15: How much is too much and how much is not enough?
Speaker 15: In your opinion, it's all Super Bowls and it's all
Speaker 15: about instincts, the way I call it, the way he
Speaker 15: directs it, Mike, it's all it's got to be a
Speaker 15: field thing. You know, Kelsey makes a big play, he's
Speaker 15: going to cut to her for a second or two.
Speaker 15: That doesn't mean it needs commentary with that shot. It
Speaker 15: just kind of blend with the replay and another crowd shot.
Speaker 15: But I've never said on the coll switch, hey give
Speaker 15: me a shot of Taylor right now. And there's been
Speaker 15: this uproar about how much we're showing her and I
Speaker 15: don't get it. I mean, at the AFC Championship Game,
Speaker 15: Travis had a huge partner win and they cut to
Speaker 15: her a number of times. But in the end, someone
Speaker 15: did this study on it. It was forty four seconds
Speaker 15: is how long she was on our three hour and
Speaker 15: fifteen minute broadcast. So he has great judgment, our director,
Speaker 15: and so does Jim Ricoff of course our producer. They'll
Speaker 15: figure it out. There's not a single word said Abount.
Speaker 15: We're going to show her here, here, and here, and
Speaker 15: I probably ninety nine percent of the time because I've
Speaker 15: had eight games with her president, I don't even reference
Speaker 15: the fact, well, there's Taylor. Tony has had a few
Speaker 15: times where he's He's jokingly said, well there's his wife.
Speaker 3: So I said, what not yet? Yeah, you know something
Speaker 3: we don't know, but it's it's all part of the stick.
Speaker 2: Okay, we've been doing this, uh, the last couple of weeks.
Speaker 2: Here it's an homage.
Speaker 4: Here. Are you ready for this? Do you know what's
Speaker 4: happening here?
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 15: Okay, I'm going to play you. You've had the sound
Speaker 15: alike contest, Yes, I have it. You didn't one year,
Speaker 15: you didn't win the Jim Nance soundtime. You're been a
Speaker 15: second in the Jym Nan soundlike contest. You know there's
Speaker 15: AI out there, yes there, Yeah, there's a lot of
Speaker 15: that stuff.
Speaker 2: Going on out there with sound alike. So go ahead, okay,
Speaker 2: So I'm going to play you. Seaton is going to
Speaker 2: play Tony.
Speaker 15: Okay, I have heard Seatan doing his thing.
Speaker 4: But okaykay, here we go, Here we go, here we go.
Speaker 4: All right, all right, here we go.
Speaker 2: Coming up after the game sixty minutes except on the
Speaker 2: West Coast. Also a new episode of The Equalizer and
Speaker 2: Young Sheldon. Now back to the game third and eight, Tony,
Speaker 2: what do you expect to happen here?
Speaker 4: I don't know, Jim.
Speaker 13: Let mean, you gotta look at McCaffrey. Here do you
Speaker 13: go to Kittle? Don't forget about Party's legs? I would
Speaker 13: you do, Jim?
Speaker 4: So what do you think?
Speaker 16: I felt like I was at the Zor Medicant. It
Speaker 16: really felt authentic. That's so great.
Speaker 15: Well, I have so much fun sitting with Tony at
Speaker 15: a game or standing most of the time it is.
Speaker 3: It's just nothing quite like it.
Speaker 2: But I mentioned this that you make it look easy
Speaker 2: because you're great at what you do. When Tony gives
Speaker 2: you something and sort of hangs there, you kind of
Speaker 2: have to. You have to either acknowledge, grab it, bring
Speaker 2: it back to the game, or just go back to
Speaker 2: the game.
Speaker 3: Depends on where they are with a snap.
Speaker 2: And it's not that easy because time wise, and this
Speaker 2: is what you know, Tom Brady's gonna have to learn
Speaker 2: that you no more football than anybody. Can you say
Speaker 2: it in twenty seconds or fifteen seconds or somebody says, hey,
Speaker 2: you got twelve seconds. They're counting down, or they may
Speaker 2: say get it back to gym, and you've got to
Speaker 2: get it back and go third and eight.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, and it's not easy to do that.
Speaker 5: No.
Speaker 15: The transition lines are segues are really key at anything
Speaker 15: we do in this endustry. What are some that you well,
Speaker 15: the one I remember when you just said this. We
Speaker 15: were calling Kansas City hosting Buffalo on December tenth. Buffalo
Speaker 15: came into the game six and six. They had to
Speaker 15: win the game. They were three games down to the Dolphins.
Speaker 15: And this is mid December and we're counting. I'm being
Speaker 15: counted off the air and I'm like twenty seconds. So
Speaker 15: on behalf of Tony and Tracey. Now once again, this
Speaker 15: is how it sounds in Jim's ear.
Speaker 2: I'll be the producer or director going all right, ready,
Speaker 2: all right, Jimmy, you got twenty.
Speaker 4: Then I'm gonna I'm gonna go.
Speaker 3: Say, Saint Edie's is coming up next?
Speaker 4: What Away Team?
Speaker 3: A night for the Buffalo Bills, for Tony and all
Speaker 3: the crew.
Speaker 15: Team Jim, Jim, you know what, The Bills could still
Speaker 15: be the winners of the AFC East.
Speaker 16: Well, Tony, I'm gonna say, I would have to happen
Speaker 16: for that to occur.
Speaker 3: The Dolphins have to fail. We'll see you've been watching
Speaker 3: the NFL.
Speaker 4: I'll see that.
Speaker 15: That was the two way conversation and the third conversation.
Speaker 3: In my ear, and that really happened.
Speaker 4: That's what happened.
Speaker 3: This scenario.
Speaker 15: Romo Stredamo's moment, which I'm happy to have been the
Speaker 15: one that tagged them with that that title. But he
Speaker 15: brought it up with about twelve seconds to go going
Speaker 15: off the air after this monster win by the Bills,
Speaker 15: that they could still win the division. So there are
Speaker 15: a lot of layers to how you would answer that
Speaker 15: and get off and hit zero.
Speaker 2: Now, is he told twelve seconds or is he just no,
Speaker 2: he hears it?
Speaker 4: Oh, when you're gone. Okay, I got to do the
Speaker 4: math here.
Speaker 2: Okay, it's twelve, yeah, eleven, it's all coming down, grab
Speaker 2: grab it or your director, let that just.
Speaker 3: Be out there.
Speaker 15: They could not start a new count because in New
Speaker 15: York at the broadcast Center, the CBS Broadcast Center, they're
Speaker 15: going to roll a series of commercials that lead up
Speaker 15: to sixty minutes on back the West coast except on
Speaker 15: the West coast West Coast.
Speaker 4: Uh. Are you nervous sitting in Super Bowl? No?
Speaker 2: No, no, well, I mean yeah, I'm kind of right
Speaker 2: now with Okuys. I love being on your show light
Speaker 2: right before the kickoff.
Speaker 15: I won't be as nervous as I was when I
Speaker 15: said goodbye to Brent on the air. I was young
Speaker 15: then and didn't have the wealth of experience I have now.
Speaker 15: You know, I'll lean on the fact that I have
Speaker 15: been a part now of nine super Bowl broadcasts. You know,
Speaker 15: I've I've been there. I'm not in it for granted, ever,
Speaker 15: I'm filled with gratitude. It's more emotional for me that
Speaker 15: I'm doing this than it is nervousness. There's the excitement
Speaker 15: that you're about to go on this journey and it's
Speaker 15: all improvisational speaking. You're reacting to what you see. There's
Speaker 15: nothing scripted. So you're about to go on this New
Speaker 15: Frontier embark and I'm just grateful, you know. I there's
Speaker 15: hard this much time being in the city leading up
Speaker 15: to it, and the game. I'm ready for it to
Speaker 15: take place right now without a note or a spoting
Speaker 15: board in front of me. If they broke broke out
Speaker 15: and played a game here at the Fountain Blue, I'm
Speaker 15: ready to go.
Speaker 4: But I'm appreciative more than anything.
Speaker 3: I am.
Speaker 15: I I will have some things that call me a
Speaker 15: little bit, and I'll bring people yeah no, no, I
Speaker 15: mean no, no, no. I'll have inside now you know
Speaker 15: say that you know me. We know each other really well.
Speaker 15: So this sounds like something I would do. But on
Speaker 15: my inside of my CBS blazer where you have the
Speaker 15: ipat here, you know, we all have a little pocket inside.
Speaker 4: So I will have a baseball card of Jack.
Speaker 15: Whittaker, who was a great friend of mine and I
Speaker 15: delivered his eulogy when he passed. He called super Bowl one.
Speaker 15: I'll have mister Whittaker right there. I'll have a sobriety
Speaker 15: coin that was given to me by Pat Someral, who
Speaker 15: I was also an understudy for, and Pat called more
Speaker 15: Super Bowls than anyone in history in the last twenty
Speaker 15: years of his life. He tried to help a lot
Speaker 15: of people, and he was on the board at betty
Speaker 15: Ford and I know what that represented to him. And
Speaker 15: it was his twenty year coin, I believe, and Jerry
Speaker 15: is his widow, gave it to me and Pat was
Speaker 15: an idol, and I want Pat to be represented the
Speaker 15: super Bowl, so he's there, And then I have a
Speaker 15: picture that I brought with my mom's first time i'd
Speaker 15: call super Bowl without either one of my parents being alive.
Speaker 15: You know, I know I'm not young, but it still hurts,
Speaker 15: and I want. I want her to be there, right
Speaker 15: up against my heart. And I'll have a tie on.
Speaker 15: I guess I'm not supposed to say which time wearing,
Speaker 15: because I know there are odds.
Speaker 4: All their prop.
Speaker 3: But those who know me and have.
Speaker 15: Seen a certain tie that will wear at a lot
Speaker 15: of big events is called a forget me not tie,
Speaker 15: and I don't want to forget my dad, who battled Alzheimer's.
Speaker 15: So it's a tie that has raised hundreds of thousands
Speaker 15: of dollars for the Nance National Alzheimer Center in Houston
Speaker 15: is named.
Speaker 3: For my dad. And I will have that tie on.
Speaker 15: So I'll have all those things represented and when I
Speaker 15: think about they're here, here, all over me.
Speaker 3: I'm calm.
Speaker 2: Would you like a picture of me to maybe put
Speaker 2: in the blazer as that one?
Speaker 15: I would take it. I'm serious. If you have one,
Speaker 15: I will have it there. I will because you're a
Speaker 15: great friend. And I have to say, because I haven't
Speaker 15: been on in a while, I get asked about when
Speaker 15: you're going back on Dan's show. I love you on
Speaker 15: Dan Show. So it's always been an honor.
Speaker 4: You have an open invine.
Speaker 3: Thank you.
Speaker 2: Send me a card, Jim Nan, take a picture of
Speaker 2: that being inside of my Okay, I'm going to see
Speaker 2: if I can have somebody give you a picture and
Speaker 2: you can put.
Speaker 3: In something we can fit.
Speaker 2: Yeah, An, I was thinking of a larger Okay, so
Speaker 2: not a larger one.
Speaker 5: Yes, as I say, we have eight by ten glosses,
Speaker 5: Miss Nan, I don't know they're gonna fit in your
Speaker 5: breast pocket.
Speaker 4: He's calling the super Bowl again.
Speaker 2: But you were looking live the show that changed sports
Speaker 2: television forever. That'll be Sunday at one Eastern part of
Speaker 2: that on CBS.
Speaker 3: A big show.
Speaker 2: So thanks for joining us to get Bread in the
Speaker 2: Hall of Fame. We will that's do it together.
Speaker 6: All right.
Speaker 4: We'll close up shop here at the Fountain Blue.
Speaker 1: After this, be sure to catch the live edition of
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Speaker 2: Last call for phone calls, what we learn, what's in
Speaker 2: store tomorrow? What a great day. What a great crowd,
Speaker 2: by the way, thank you. They've been great, great, Third,
Speaker 2: best crowd we've had this week, right there? Third, I
Speaker 2: think third. All right, let's rank them Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Todd.
Speaker 7: I'm going to go today's number one.
Speaker 3: Well, then Tuesday.
Speaker 2: Nobody panders the way you do, Todd. Congratulations. All right,
Speaker 2: find a results of the poll question there. Then we'll
Speaker 2: talk about who's on the show tomorrow.
Speaker 4: See O'Connor.
Speaker 8: Yeah, we did the greatest college football season ever.
Speaker 4: Just a quarterback, all right?
Speaker 8: Your options were Cam Newton twenty ten, Johnny Manzel twenty twelve,
Speaker 8: Joe Burrow twenty nineteen, jayde and Daniels twenty twenty three,
Speaker 8: Joe Burrow running away with it, a lot of write
Speaker 8: ins for numerous Tim Tebow seasons, which, of course I'm
Speaker 8: not getting that, and Vince Young also getting a lot
Speaker 8: of regulars. O.
Speaker 4: Thanks, fine, that's fine.
Speaker 2: But Joe Burrow threw sixty touchdown pass this that's what
Speaker 2: four interceptions.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's a crazy season. That's a crazy season. Yes,
Speaker 4: thank you, Todd.
Speaker 13: I see what you just did.
Speaker 4: Well on a Wednesday.
Speaker 8: This is what you do to me on a Wednesday,
Speaker 8: my us.
Speaker 4: That's nice. That's what Todd will do.
Speaker 9: So here we're in Las Vegas's supposed to be great.
Speaker 6: It's a nice day, the sun's finally out.
Speaker 4: And then this is what you're gonna do to me?
Speaker 6: Got me down?
Speaker 4: He's got me down?
Speaker 2: Yeah, good ranchers. They created another feast over there. It's
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Speaker 4: Guest list for tomorrow Todd Deon.
Speaker 7: Sanders, Joe Montana, Lane Johnson, Max Crosby, din Or Latsky,
Speaker 7: all will be live.
Speaker 4: All right. I like that.
Speaker 2: You know, we had a member of the audience who
Speaker 2: we talked to who said Max Crosby when he was
Speaker 2: on with us at the Super Bowl changed her life
Speaker 2: when he's talking about you know, alcohol and recovery and addictions.
Speaker 4: Just a couple of years ago, yes, two years ago maybe.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think so. And she came up and said
Speaker 2: that Max Crosby changed her life. And that's something I
Speaker 2: want to bring up to Max when he joins us tomorrow.
Speaker 2: By the way, he's one of my favorite players because
Speaker 2: I always say, everybody talks about sacks, I want to
Speaker 2: know how many times you're going to pressure the quarterback
Speaker 2: hurries because he never takes a playoff. Ever, he might
Speaker 2: not lead the league in sacks, but he leads the league.
Speaker 2: And you know, making sure the quarterback they don't have
Speaker 2: an official stat on this league discomforts. Yes, yes, he
Speaker 2: makes the quarterback discomfortable. All right, let's go around the room.
Speaker 2: What we learn on the program Todd would you learn today?
Speaker 7: Bret Musburger thinks of the Jets didn't beat the Colts
Speaker 7: and Super Bowl three, they may never been a merger
Speaker 7: to create the AFCN nfsty.
Speaker 8: All right, seating O'Connor, I think you're about to make
Speaker 8: another Hall of Famer.
Speaker 4: I'm going to try to to get Brandon and Marvin.
Speaker 4: What did you learn today?
Speaker 3: Today was Todd's flugame?
Speaker 4: Oh this is the Jordan flu game.
Speaker 13: Well, well somebody gets it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, seriously, this has been one of my favorite shows.
Speaker 5: Dan you hosting Jim nantz here, Brent Musburger here as
Speaker 5: bo as good as gets.
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