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Speaker 3: Now here's Matt Jones.
Speaker 4: Good morning, Welcome into Kentucky Sports Radio. It is Thursday,
Speaker 4: July twenty third, a beautiful morning here in the Bluegrass.
Speaker 4: You can give us a call eight five nine to
Speaker 4: eight oh twenty two eighty seven. Today show, as always,
Speaker 4: brought to you by the Tjsmith Law Office. You call TJ.
Speaker 4: He's gonna make him pay. And know your ears are
Speaker 4: not deceiving you. A new voice come your way this morning.
Speaker 4: My name is Maggie Davis. You normally see me weeknights
Speaker 4: at seven thirty on BBN, tonight on l EX eighteen
Speaker 4: syndicated all over the state, and on Saturday mornings on
Speaker 4: BBN Game Day. But for the next two hours or so,
Speaker 4: I'm juiced to be back with you again this morning,
Speaker 4: the place where it all began for me. KSR gave
Speaker 4: me my start in this industry ten years ago as
Speaker 4: an intern, and now this morning I'm sitting in the
Speaker 4: big chair filling in for Matt Jones for the second
Speaker 4: time ever. Yes, yeah, I've done this time. Thank you.
Speaker 4: Today's show gonna be fun because you just heard them.
Speaker 4: The experts in the house, Drew Franklin, Ryan LeMond, Mario
Speaker 4: is still hanging out to Shannon, the dude I think
Speaker 4: is in Louisville Coues. Yes, awesome, whole gang. I'm so
Speaker 4: excited the real crew.
Speaker 5: Has it been ten years?
Speaker 4: Jack and I did that math Unfortunately last time Jack
Speaker 4: and I hosted the show a couple of weeks ago,
Speaker 4: and yes, we got hired as interns in twenty sixteen.
Speaker 5: That feels like three years ago.
Speaker 4: I was thinking about that during your conversation yesterday about
Speaker 4: feeling old, and I was like, ooh, I don't want
Speaker 4: to make it worse, but it was ten years ago
Speaker 4: when you interviewed me.
Speaker 6: Over at the dorm at UK. Aren't you still in
Speaker 6: high school? Right out of high school?
Speaker 5: I was.
Speaker 4: I think I'd probably lied on my resume that I
Speaker 4: was still in high school, but I was going into
Speaker 4: my freshman year at UK, and it was open to
Speaker 4: college freshmen or college students. It was probably juniors and seniors.
Speaker 4: But it worked out. You guys gave me a chance.
Speaker 4: I appreciated that.
Speaker 6: And look at you now in the big chair. We're
Speaker 6: excited to have you today.
Speaker 7: My earliest Maggie Davis memory is you on the ESPN commercial.
Speaker 4: Yes, that was a good one.
Speaker 7: That was a good one with.
Speaker 5: Dame Lillard, right, yes, right, yeah.
Speaker 4: The funniest part of that story was I was actually
Speaker 4: sitting somewhere else. So I was an intern for KSR.
Speaker 4: Of course, I was an intern for ESPN that summer
Speaker 4: out in Los Angeles, and so we had heard that
Speaker 4: they were going to shoot this this is Sports Center
Speaker 4: commercial with Damian Lillard, and they offered all the interns
Speaker 4: a chance to be a quote unquote extra, and they
Speaker 4: said we could basically not work for the day if
Speaker 4: we could go hang out and be an extra in
Speaker 4: this shoot with no promise of like making the commercial.
Speaker 4: The first six hours of the shoot, I was completely
Speaker 4: somewhere else would not have been seen at all. And
Speaker 4: the person they had sitting where I ultimately sat was
Speaker 4: wearing red, and then they decided that she was too
Speaker 4: noticeable and people might pay wow. And I was much
Speaker 4: more blending in and I was wearing blue and white
Speaker 4: of course I represent And so last minute I got
Speaker 4: moved into that seat perfect and got to sit there
Speaker 4: and talk to Damian Lillard, and last hour very prominent.
Speaker 7: You see you through the whole commerce, well not the
Speaker 7: ol commerce were very obviously who you are in the commercial.
Speaker 4: And I had nothing to do but sit there, and
Speaker 4: I would just scroll on KSR and I always look
Speaker 4: to see if you can see my computer because I
Speaker 4: always think it would be funny if you could kind
Speaker 4: of see.
Speaker 7: See Drew's face pop up.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, the old website probably now at this point
Speaker 4: that was probably twenty nineteen, but yeah, that was a
Speaker 4: good memory. My first Ryan Lemon story is l e
Speaker 4: X eighteen Ryan Lemmon, because obviously that's where I work now.
Speaker 7: It's right when did you leave. I left in two
Speaker 7: thousand and seven, okay, almost ten years, twenty years ago.
Speaker 7: My mask not real good, But yeah, the sports department
Speaker 7: is much different today than it was back when I was.
Speaker 4: Yes, we are nine strong and that, but some of
Speaker 4: that is obviously. We do BBN Tonight. It's a half
Speaker 4: hour show, six days a week. It's a lot of
Speaker 4: content to fill and l e X eighteen just acquired
Speaker 4: ABC thirty six, so we got Jeff Picorro in the
Speaker 4: house now, which adds a person which has been really
Speaker 4: fun too.
Speaker 5: I was watching Jeff last night. I kind of I
Speaker 5: saw them. I was like, oh, yeah, they merged, merged together.
Speaker 4: Everybody's still getting used to it, but we are one big,
Speaker 4: happy family. Nick Rausch gonna join us in a little
Speaker 4: bit too to talk SEC media days. He saw Jeff
Speaker 4: down in Tampa and was like, why is Jeff Piccorro
Speaker 4: holding a BBN Tonight Mike flag. But we're all together
Speaker 4: now and it's all good and getting ready for the
Speaker 4: show this week. I was thinking about all the different
Speaker 4: jobs you do when you work for KSR, Like even
Speaker 4: me as an intern, I did all kinds of stuff
Speaker 4: for the website and podcasting and the social media pages
Speaker 4: and all that fun stuff. But I did some really
Speaker 4: random stuff too. You guys have done this way longer
Speaker 4: than me. Any jobs you've had to do over the
Speaker 4: years for KSR that strike you as really random?
Speaker 5: Oh? All of them?
Speaker 4: I can go first, if you wan, Yeah, go ahead, Yeah, okay,
Speaker 4: I have two. One was when ks weall. They're both
Speaker 4: related to KSBAR because I think worked for KSRS and
Speaker 4: interns for three years at that point, maybe so, I
Speaker 4: think I was kind of build up a little equity,
Speaker 4: but I didn't have any restaurant experience. I was like
Speaker 4: a writer for the website, you know, a couple of
Speaker 4: days a week. Anyway, I end up picking out the
Speaker 4: carpet that you see up there in the office. What
Speaker 4: Maria and I went to like Carpet World or something
Speaker 4: like that, and we picked out all the carpet. So
Speaker 4: if you all liked it up there, you're welcome. And
Speaker 4: if you didn't, I'm really sorry because I was not
Speaker 4: qualified to do that. I was like twenty years old
Speaker 4: and I was like, this one looks good a car.
Speaker 7: I think one of my minute jobs is I picked
Speaker 7: up match dry cleaning a couple of times. Oh, nice
Speaker 7: took him to the dentist a couple one time, and
Speaker 7: no One's Boro and had to drive to Knoxville to
Speaker 7: pick him up at the airport one time during a snowstorm.
Speaker 7: So those usually my crazy KSR dude Mario had to
Speaker 7: go the Cincinnati airport to pick him up a couple
Speaker 7: of times at the time.
Speaker 5: In Knoxville, that's when they had like carry a fly
Speaker 5: at home, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, it was the crafts and I think cal
Speaker 7: Perry and Matt were all in that flight from it
Speaker 7: was a hall of fame, I think, maybe think so.
Speaker 7: And the flight to Lexington got diverted to Knoxville because
Speaker 7: of a massive ice storm, so Matt had to get
Speaker 7: from Knoxville to election, so I drove down there to
Speaker 7: get him.
Speaker 4: The other random thing I did. And I was just
Speaker 4: telling someone the story the other day, like kind of
Speaker 4: off handedly, and she was like, this is the dumbest
Speaker 4: thing of what what do you mean you did that?
Speaker 4: But I interviewed chefs for ks Bar also as like
Speaker 4: a twenty year old. I was working for the website,
Speaker 4: and but I would work sitting up there at the counter,
Speaker 4: you know, at the bar or whatever, and nothing was
Speaker 4: open yet it was just where our little office was.
Speaker 4: I was helping do random stuff to get it open,
Speaker 4: and I remember, I don't know if it was Matt
Speaker 4: or somebody else, was like, we're gonna have some people
Speaker 4: coming in. I think the ideal was they would all
Speaker 4: be like waiters, waitresses, hosts, like I probably could have
Speaker 4: handled that a little better. But then someone came in
Speaker 4: wanting to apply to be the main cook, and so
Speaker 4: I had to come up with all kinds of questions
Speaker 4: to big you're out, Like what I was gonna do
Speaker 4: to recommend or not recommend this chef for a restaurant. Again,
Speaker 4: I had no experience doing that. I don't even know
Speaker 4: what I asked the poor guy, but I hope he
Speaker 4: left with a good experience. Said not one that was like,
Speaker 4: who was that child?
Speaker 7: Well, we hired him, you must have given him a
Speaker 7: good reference.
Speaker 4: I don't know if you hired him. Okay, I don't know.
Speaker 6: He's probably intimidated by you, Like what's her background? Yeah,
Speaker 6: she's asking me all these questions.
Speaker 4: Yes, No, I had no idea what was going on.
Speaker 4: I was like, so what do you make? I didn't
Speaker 4: have any like really great questions for him. So that
Speaker 4: was my most random KASR story. I think, Shannon, you
Speaker 4: have anything like that.
Speaker 2: Uh, what you guys are describing sounds like intern work,
Speaker 2: which I did a lot of, like for iHeart, but
Speaker 2: not necessarily KSR. But when you're the new guy at
Speaker 2: the radio station. And this was a long time ago,
Speaker 2: I'm dating myself here, twenty two, twenty three years ago.
Speaker 2: It was putting stickers on CDs because CDs, you know,
Speaker 2: we're still the thing back then, So it's it's putting
Speaker 2: the station logo sticker on the CDs and then going
Speaker 2: up and hanging like banners all over bars. That's that's
Speaker 2: the most random stuff I've done, but not a whole
Speaker 2: lot for KS.
Speaker 4: Though, Drew we said ten years ago, I was trying
Speaker 4: to remember what my first post was on KSR. I
Speaker 4: think I got hired in like May, early summer, and
Speaker 4: I wasn't really supposed to start until August, but I
Speaker 4: was just kind of itching to do something, and I
Speaker 4: went to Forecastle Rest in Peace in Louisville, and I just,
Speaker 4: I don't know why, but I took pictures of everyone
Speaker 4: I could find in some kind of Kentucky gear, probably
Speaker 4: without their consent or permission. I just took their picture
Speaker 4: and then I made a post of like Kentucky got
Speaker 4: in at Forecastle and that was it. And that was
Speaker 4: my first post. And they were like, you don't have
Speaker 4: to do this yet. I was like, I just wanted
Speaker 4: to have my first post, and I took like fifteen
Speaker 4: pictures of strangers at Forecastle and that was my first one.
Speaker 4: Do you remember your first article or radio appearance or anything.
Speaker 6: I remember my first articles because I was working at
Speaker 6: Tony Romas and I was just putting nonsense on the website.
Speaker 6: I wasn't even covering games yet. I remember in the
Speaker 6: early days talking about random things. I would like, I
Speaker 6: went to the Capitol a couple of times for press
Speaker 6: conferences that I don't even think were sports related, and
Speaker 6: I'm sitting there like, why am I at this in
Speaker 6: to the governor. I want to go home and make
Speaker 6: fun of Louisville. But you know, you just gover the
Speaker 6: job takes you. I remember when Maria and I interviewed
Speaker 6: you over at the dorm. Your resume was so good.
Speaker 6: I'm like nudging her under the table because we had
Speaker 6: separate piles. You know, Okay, there's like the hard no
Speaker 6: pile there was a few because we interviewed a lot
Speaker 6: of people.
Speaker 5: It was a whole day over there.
Speaker 6: And then you and Jack were like, yeah, let's just
Speaker 6: go and bank on those two right there because the interview.
Speaker 5: Was so good and so impressive.
Speaker 4: Well, I thank you.
Speaker 5: I've told the story before, but I remember you. What
Speaker 5: was your high school again, dunbar, dunbar.
Speaker 6: You were like, yeah, I run the scoreboard, I make
Speaker 6: PowerPoint presentations, I do the box score, I do the interviews,
Speaker 6: I do a video after the game.
Speaker 5: And I remember being like, you.
Speaker 6: Do do the jump ball too, Like you had done
Speaker 6: everything as a senior in high school. So it was
Speaker 6: an easy yes when you came through.
Speaker 4: It really was because I had convinced myself I was
Speaker 4: supposed to be a doctor. I really was like, I'm
Speaker 4: going to be an antithesiologist. That's what I want to do.
Speaker 4: That's dunbar. Lets you do half days your senior year,
Speaker 4: and so I applied for half days at like the
Speaker 4: Herald Leader and all kind of other like journalism things,
Speaker 4: and then one of my applications was at the hospital
Speaker 4: and that was the one I got, and I really
Speaker 4: enjoyed it. I had a great experience and I was like, well,
Speaker 4: I think that's what I'm going to do. So I
Speaker 4: went to UK actually on the pre med track, which's
Speaker 4: crazy now, and I was a biology major and I
Speaker 4: took one journalism class, but I didn't want to give
Speaker 4: up writing full time, so kind of my senior year
Speaker 4: of high school, I did all that crazy random stuff
Speaker 4: like the scoreboard and play by play, and I wrote
Speaker 4: the articles and the interviews. No jump ball. I would
Speaker 4: have loved that though, that I could have done it.
Speaker 4: I probably could have done that. That would have been
Speaker 4: a good time. But I was trying to like decide
Speaker 4: what I wanted to do with my life because I
Speaker 4: was eighteen and it felt like really serious and important
Speaker 4: at that time to decide. And I didn't really decide
Speaker 4: until I got my internship with KSR. And this is
Speaker 4: what showed me that I could turn this into a
Speaker 4: career and a job and kind of make a living wage.
Speaker 4: So that is ultimately what made me decide that I
Speaker 4: could do this, not just for fun. I really liked writing.
Speaker 4: I liked that I loved sports. I didn't really know
Speaker 4: how to combine them into a job. Never thought i'd
Speaker 4: be doing it on the radio, that's for sure. Ryan.
Speaker 4: How about you. You remember your first KSR days?
Speaker 7: Oh yeah, you know. I came in. I was just
Speaker 7: a fill in, filling in from Mark Crabs and Aaron
Speaker 7: Johnson when they were doing the show with matth I
Speaker 7: was a fill in and I just never left. He
Speaker 7: brought me in. I was my first job ever in
Speaker 7: the medium. My first story there was a TV station
Speaker 7: in Owensborough doesn't even exist anymore, called Cable two News.
Speaker 7: My first story was on a cat that had six
Speaker 7: toes on each of its front paws. That was my
Speaker 7: first debut in a network news the.
Speaker 3: Six tode cat har topics.
Speaker 7: But in my stand up, I said, you know he
Speaker 7: has a hard time finding gloves these days. Give me five,
Speaker 7: I mean give me six. I killed it.
Speaker 4: We'll got you know, Oh Man, put this guy on
Speaker 4: breaking news. He's our most serious.
Speaker 7: Oh yeah. I had all the holidays Sat Patrick's Day,
Speaker 7: Valentine's Day, Christmas, Easter. They gave me all the holiday stories.
Speaker 6: When I started on the blog, I'd already been blogging
Speaker 6: for another website, so that wasn't new to me. But
Speaker 6: around twenty eleven we got KStV and I moved to
Speaker 6: Louisville and they had a TV producer that knew producing TV,
Speaker 6: but he knew nothing about sports. I remember at one
Speaker 6: point he was like, wait, the football teams the Wildcats,
Speaker 6: and the basketball teams the Wildcats, and I was like, yeah,
Speaker 6: it's pretty cool all the sports. So I was kind
Speaker 6: of working with him on helping with topics, whereas he
Speaker 6: knew how to actually produce a show. And I'd only
Speaker 6: been there a couple weeks and he had to call
Speaker 6: in sick one day or something. So They're about to
Speaker 6: take a thirty minute TV show. I don't know anything
Speaker 6: about TV. I'd never been to school for it. But
Speaker 6: they put me in front of the board with a
Speaker 6: headset and they're like, Drew, go to kyn one. And
Speaker 6: I'm like, I don't even know what a kiron is.
Speaker 6: And the keyboard in front of me doesn't have letters,
Speaker 6: it just has colors.
Speaker 5: I'm like, what do you all want me to do?
Speaker 6: And they're like, come on, you can produce and I'm
Speaker 6: just hitting buttons and turning sound. I had no clue
Speaker 6: what I was doing early on, so talking about just
Speaker 6: random jobs they just would no experience. We're like, here,
Speaker 6: go behind the board and produce a TV show. It's like, sure,
Speaker 6: all right, I'll hit a few buttons.
Speaker 4: That's the best. Sometimes I think we get so in
Speaker 4: our sports bubble. Everyone in my family, everyone I work with,
Speaker 4: everyone i'm friends with, for the most part, loves sports
Speaker 4: of some kind, even if they're not big UK fans.
Speaker 4: But like a producer who knows nothing about sports, like,
Speaker 4: I forget that those exist. I will say I was
Speaker 4: at the Derby couple of years ago, fairly X eighteen,
Speaker 4: Ryan's favorite day of the year, and one of our
Speaker 4: news anchors watched the first race. You know, the Derby's
Speaker 4: late in the day. We're out there at like four
Speaker 4: in the morning, and whenever the first race went, I
Speaker 4: remember she looked at me and she was like, Wow,
Speaker 4: aren't the horses going to be tired if they do
Speaker 4: that eleven more times? I was like, wait, what do
Speaker 4: you mean. She's like, which one's sovereignty? And I was like,
Speaker 4: that is not It's not the same horses race all day.
Speaker 4: Like some people just don't know, and I forget. I
Speaker 4: forget that. Not everyone.
Speaker 7: Okay, you're telling us who that was that during the commercial, Well, yes.
Speaker 5: You are another one.
Speaker 6: I don't want to pole on my former colleague the
Speaker 6: producer because I did enjoy working with him. We were
Speaker 6: in a little cubicle together, is me and him and TJ. Bisner,
Speaker 6: who everybody might remember shout out, but I'm not going
Speaker 6: to use his name because I don't want to pick
Speaker 6: on him. But the producer is when Joker Phillips was
Speaker 6: the coach and he was like, his name's Joker. Like
Speaker 6: we had an interview with him, He's like, is it
Speaker 6: a nickname right now? The head coach of the football
Speaker 6: team for this show you're producing is Joker Phillips? Like
Speaker 6: he was just so oblivious to all things UK sports.
Speaker 4: Blown away, Ryan, You ever had anything like that?
Speaker 7: Oh, there's all kinds of stories like that, especially when
Speaker 7: you work with Alan Cutler. It's a day of circus
Speaker 7: every day when you come into work. But uh, you know,
Speaker 7: working in TV news is so weird because you know
Speaker 7: it now you're live for three minutes during your sports
Speaker 7: cast here and radio we have two hours, yes, you know,
Speaker 7: so there's so much more that can happen. But we
Speaker 7: talked about the other day I have when I was
Speaker 7: anchoring sports. I've burped on the air, I've hiccupped on
Speaker 7: the air, riped your pants, ripped my pants on the air,
Speaker 7: had a contact fallout one time on the air.
Speaker 5: Good body slammed on the air.
Speaker 7: Body slammed on the air. Yeah, farted on the air.
Speaker 4: I mean your stories. I feel really lucky. None of that.
Speaker 4: I have not even been body better knock on wood.
Speaker 4: I know, I know, I know I will right there.
Speaker 5: You good pro.
Speaker 7: Billy almost assassinated your husband.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I don't think it was that bad. I think
Speaker 4: he made it sound scarier than it was. But my husband,
Speaker 4: this is funny, is in the l e X eighteen
Speaker 4: Golf League. I'm not good enough. I haven't taken enough
Speaker 4: lessons to join it yet. So my husband is my
Speaker 4: representative in the LAX eighteen Golf League. And he was
Speaker 4: out there with a bunch of guys from the office
Speaker 4: and him and Hayden Hooper were the two that were
Speaker 4: right there. Yeah, yeah, Flexen from the zone and Billy.
Speaker 4: He says he yelled for I guess he did. I
Speaker 4: don't know, but Jay said he wasn't that close. He's fine,
Speaker 4: He's fine.
Speaker 7: Oh, Billy meante it sound like it almost hit him.
Speaker 4: I don't think he came out. I think Hayden was
Speaker 4: more in the danger Zone than my husband was okay,
Speaker 4: Chase's he's good, but he was like, I think that's
Speaker 4: Billy our sports and I think I need to go
Speaker 4: introduce myself. Yeah, I think Maggie knows him. So that's
Speaker 4: how they met. They did not know each other before that.
Speaker 4: Chase had to go up to him and be like, hey, yeah,
Speaker 4: I'm almost I think you know my wife.
Speaker 5: Yes, So Billy hits into people, he's that guy.
Speaker 4: It was an accident. It was an accident.
Speaker 5: You're supposed to wait until they get on it out
Speaker 5: of the way. But all right, we'll let that slid.
Speaker 4: We'll let it slide now. Drew. You mentioned you like
Speaker 4: to make fun of Lofel.
Speaker 5: We know that just a little bit.
Speaker 4: We're gonna do that after this because we've spent this
Speaker 4: whole first segment talking about ourselves. We're gonna talk tvt
Speaker 4: LA Famelia getting the win in a rubber match game
Speaker 4: three last night, how they got it done, what's coming
Speaker 4: up next? Vince Marrow was in the house. All that
Speaker 4: and more ahead right here on KSR. Here we go,
Speaker 4: Welcome back into KSR. Shannon, great song. I was wondering
Speaker 4: if we were gonna get some Maggie tunes today. Thank you.
Speaker 3: I didn't know if you knew Rod Stewart Maggie May.
Speaker 4: Yes, this is the ultimate Maggie song. The rest of them,
Speaker 4: we can do it if we need to the other one.
Speaker 4: I remember being so excited. Chris Tapleton put out a
Speaker 4: new album like a couple of years back, probably like
Speaker 4: ten years back at this point, and everyone kept posting
Speaker 4: one song on the album called Maggie song, and I
Speaker 4: was like, great, a new one, like this was the
Speaker 4: Rod Stewart One's like the only one I knew, and
Speaker 4: I went and listened to it. It's about his dog dying.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, yeah, so that's why everyone was posting it
Speaker 4: with pictures of their dead dogs. I'm like, oh great.
Speaker 4: I do meet a lot of people who are like, oh, Maggie,
Speaker 4: that's my dog's name. I was like, I don't know
Speaker 4: what to say to That.
Speaker 7: Is Maggie short for Margaret?
Speaker 4: It is OK, yes, yes, yes, not Peggy, though you
Speaker 4: guys have talked about that before. I don't know the
Speaker 4: Margaret Peggy lore. But it's Margaret goes by Maggie. That's
Speaker 4: all it is. Yeah, that's what we're talking about. So
Speaker 4: that's the only Maggie song I know, and then the
Speaker 4: Dead Dog one, which you can play if you want. Shannon.
Speaker 7: Okay, it's a little depressing.
Speaker 4: I have to be honest with you. We have a
Speaker 4: couple of callers. You want to get them on now.
Speaker 4: I see I see their names showing up, but I
Speaker 4: don't know what to do about them.
Speaker 3: You just tell me who you want to go to.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's go to Mike.
Speaker 3: All right, Mike, Mike, Mike, can you hear us?
Speaker 4: Start?
Speaker 7: We have to a great start today in the phone calls.
Speaker 4: Let's try Stephen, Stephen, can you hear us?
Speaker 8: Great?
Speaker 2: I guess the phone's probably I'm guessing aren't working. Let's
Speaker 2: let's try it this way, Steady.
Speaker 3: Can you hear us? Now?
Speaker 4: I can hear you hear Steven? What's going on with
Speaker 4: you this morning?
Speaker 9: At working a little bit? I just wanted to point
Speaker 9: out for any Louisville fan listening, Kentucky for the next
Speaker 9: fifteen years could be bottom of the barrel, worst team
Speaker 9: in the league, and Louisville could go fifteen or undefeated
Speaker 9: for fifteen years and still not have as many all
Speaker 9: time wins as the most prestigious college basketball in the country,
Speaker 9: and that's why they forever be Loserville els down and
Speaker 9: also Tennessee Suggs.
Speaker 4: Steven coming in hot. Thanks so much. We appreciate the call.
Speaker 4: I think that's a good segue to talk about TVT
Speaker 4: you guys were there. I was watching on TV Drew
Speaker 4: tell us about the atmosphere as La Familia gets to
Speaker 4: win sixty three fifty seven.
Speaker 6: We'll say, when I walked in, a little disappointed by
Speaker 6: the turnout compared to Saturday. Even looked at Mario, look
Speaker 6: where the hell is everybody did? They forget about the game.
Speaker 6: But in that second half when things got rolling, it
Speaker 6: sounded great in there. The fans that were in there excited,
Speaker 6: I understand, compared to Saturday being a weekend as part
Speaker 6: of people get their games at six. I get why
Speaker 6: the crowd wasn't what it was, But the atmosphere started
Speaker 6: slow but turned up in the second half. And then,
Speaker 6: of course, to the callers point Louisville, that's what they do.
Speaker 5: They lose.
Speaker 6: Losers lose, and it happened again last night. So we
Speaker 6: had a lot of fun celebrating and enjoy it in
Speaker 6: historic Memorial Coliseum. I'll admit going into the game it's
Speaker 6: a little worried. Wasn't exactly convinced that they were gonna win.
Speaker 6: But then water found its level and Kentucky beat Louisville
Speaker 6: as it usually does well.
Speaker 7: Thankfully, Archie Goodwin showed up, because if they don't win
Speaker 7: without him, he was the best player on the floor.
Speaker 7: He won the game, and I hope he continues to
Speaker 7: play with the team because they desperately need him. But
Speaker 7: I'm like Maggie, I watched it on TV. You could
Speaker 7: hear the crowd in the second half. We saw a
Speaker 7: shot of Misty English and Marcia.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, Marsha was going crazy. Yeah, king trash talker Marsha.
Speaker 7: That's why she's our Woival's queen over there supporting the UK.
Speaker 7: But the TV broadcast also did a good job of
Speaker 7: like taking a photo of like Louisville fans sitting by
Speaker 7: Kentucky fans. A lot of those, A lot of those there. Yeah, yeah, you.
Speaker 4: Mentioned Archie Goodwin. I mean he led the team twenty
Speaker 4: two points. He had the last two buckets in the Elamandez.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So I was on TV for part of the game,
Speaker 4: so I missed like a little chunk in the middle, right,
Speaker 4: But the parts that I saw. I saw a couple
Speaker 4: of Archie misses in a row, and I'm like, oh no, no, no, no,
Speaker 4: because i'd seen the lo Fomelia was down by ten,
Speaker 4: they'd gotten the lead, Archie Jack and Uptum shots that
Speaker 4: maybe weren't the best. That's kind of how TVT goes.
Speaker 4: And then he comes up huge down the stretch, and
Speaker 4: I think the Redemption Arc is a great story for
Speaker 4: Archie Goodwe he worked on it last year and then
Speaker 4: I felt like he was slipping back down a little
Speaker 4: bit with with Game one and Game two, no shows
Speaker 4: he's back, and he talked about that after the game,
Speaker 4: saying like I had to miss because I have two
Speaker 4: kids and they're my priority. Is he forgiven? Are we good?
Speaker 6: I never, I never blamed him. I'm I think the
Speaker 6: others are worse. We knew he missed Saturday, he had
Speaker 6: a wedding. I mean that's fair. Monday was unexpected. But
Speaker 6: I never had as much as a problem with him
Speaker 6: as others. We had a good feeling he would still
Speaker 6: show up for last night, even after you know, everything
Speaker 6: went down on Twitter. I was worried, though, I said
Speaker 6: going in the game. Winned thirty from Archie, like, with
Speaker 6: what Montrez had been doing, has to be an Archie game.
Speaker 6: He had three points at halftime, and that's where I
Speaker 6: kind of thought, oh, but then it was almost like
Speaker 6: you could see a little switch flip with him, and
Speaker 6: he had I guess said be nineteen in the second half. Also,
Speaker 6: you know, he and Morsel combined for forty two points.
Speaker 5: But our guy.
Speaker 6: Willy on one bad leg was the game changer with
Speaker 6: taking Montrez out of it. Montrez who was unstoppable. With
Speaker 6: Willie out two nights ago, Willie made the biggest difference
Speaker 6: on the defensive end. He got some great rebounds. So
Speaker 6: it was fun watching Archie and my new favorite player
Speaker 6: Daryl Morsel, who joined us on the rapid reaction Welcome
Speaker 6: to BBN, Darryl. It was great that they were scoring.
Speaker 6: But Willy, I mean, really deserves some high praise for
Speaker 6: how he played, especially on that foot injury.
Speaker 4: Yeah, Willy double double, ten points, eleven rebounds. Vince Marrow
Speaker 4: in the house. I saw the picture you took with him, Drew,
Speaker 4: What was that like talking about I did?
Speaker 6: I mean, I walked straight across the court at the
Speaker 6: first time out and I pointed to the door like
Speaker 6: I was trying to kick him out, and then you know,
Speaker 6: he was nice. He said house dad life. You know
Speaker 6: he's leaning under that. Show him a little picture. Then
Speaker 6: I got Paul standing there with Mario and me. He's like, hey,
Speaker 6: let's get a picture of you all. And I did
Speaker 6: the l's down and Vince took my hand and pushed
Speaker 6: it down and I pulled it back up.
Speaker 5: I was like, I'm no, you're get any l's down.
Speaker 4: I mean, Vince was not wearing red, so.
Speaker 5: It was green.
Speaker 6: I know a lot of people on the Louisville side
Speaker 6: are saying it was blue. It was kind of like
Speaker 6: a turquoise, but with the blue tint from the screens
Speaker 6: in there, it definitely came out as blue.
Speaker 4: But a crazy choice though.
Speaker 5: Absolutely.
Speaker 6: He did tell Mario and me that he said, get ready,
Speaker 6: we're about to beat you by fifty. So he was
Speaker 6: he was a little out on that one.
Speaker 4: Okay, he's talking football. We're gonna do the same thing.
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Speaker 3: So I'm really share that. I guess.
Speaker 4: Wow, birds of a Feather. Okay, I see we have
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Speaker 3: You're ready? Let's go.
Speaker 4: This show, buddy? How are you?
Speaker 8: I'm great?
Speaker 7: It is hello.
Speaker 8: Outside of this hotel in Tampa, and I'm just raining
Speaker 8: to John Daily. What's John Daily doing here? I don't know,
Speaker 8: but that's that's the SEC Media Day's experience.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say, Originally, I was going to introduce
Speaker 4: you as like he's been pounding the pavement working hard
Speaker 4: in Tampa. I think you've just been in this hotel
Speaker 4: for like four straight days. Have you seen the outside
Speaker 4: lately at all?
Speaker 8: Uh? Well, they have the the little parties at night.
Speaker 8: So yesterday I got to go in the Pirate Ship
Speaker 8: at Raymond James Stadium, and I'm just immediately like, well,
Speaker 8: I guess I'm a Buck fan now because this is awesome.
Speaker 8: Why don't more stadiums have pirate ships in them? I
Speaker 8: think they would make them much better.
Speaker 4: Well, that is Nick rosh hot take of the day.
Speaker 4: You've had a couple of those since you've been down
Speaker 4: in Tampa. I saw you on the Paul Fine Bomb
Speaker 4: show standing firm that Kentucky's gonna beat Alabama this year.
Speaker 4: Did you get any fun Crimson Tide messages after that?
Speaker 4: Anything crazy?
Speaker 8: No, because Alabama has no no juice. Will soon says
Speaker 8: juiceful is useful. Well, juiceless is useless. And that's that's
Speaker 8: Alabama it you see in this event, particularly was in
Speaker 8: farming Ham and Hoover, and I mean Alabama Day would
Speaker 8: draw out the masses. Like when Nick Saban was in
Speaker 8: the room, it was a big deal. Now he's doing
Speaker 8: media and I kind of feel bad for him at
Speaker 8: this event. He's great on game. I don't think he
Speaker 8: particularly likes being here. But like, Alabama is a team
Speaker 8: nobody's talking about. When Kalin de Board spoke at the podium,
Speaker 8: nobody cared. They were talking about the All Miss coach
Speaker 8: and the former Kentucky linebacker who's now the Florida head coach. Right,
Speaker 8: It's just it's weird. People aren't really content they're going
Speaker 8: to be that great. They're they're flying under the radar. Alan,
Speaker 8: Little Old Alabama is under the radar team, and I
Speaker 8: just want people to realize that's so crazy to think that, hey,
Speaker 8: they could stink. I know that that hasn't really happened
Speaker 8: in many people's lifetimes, but it wasn't that long ago.
Speaker 8: They were pretty bad when Kentucky beat him in ninety seven.
Speaker 8: I think only won one game to night, so it
Speaker 8: can happen. It might happen this year, and I'm standing
Speaker 8: firm that Kentucky is going to pull off that big
Speaker 8: upset with two.
Speaker 4: It's interesting you say juiceless is useless, because I went
Speaker 4: through every head coach and what every player down there
Speaker 4: has said, trying to find like the one best line
Speaker 4: from all of them for us to talk about today.
Speaker 4: Kalin de bor was the hardest one to pick out
Speaker 4: a line from. He was so boring. I couldn't believe it.
Speaker 4: Do you think he's trying to do like a Mark Stoops, like,
Speaker 4: don't make a headline, let's just go out there improve
Speaker 4: it type thing. What's going on?
Speaker 8: I think that's the case. You know, like the lower
Speaker 8: profile we have the better, we can surprise people. But
Speaker 8: like you're saying this, I mean they were in the
Speaker 8: Rose Bowl and the College Football Playoff last year, they
Speaker 8: won a playoff game. It's just that in that Rose
Speaker 8: Bowl they got steamrolled by Indiana, and that that stink
Speaker 8: I think has just been sitting with it and just
Speaker 8: and it's hard to take it off. It's hard to
Speaker 8: take it off. So he's gonna let everybody else take
Speaker 8: up all the oxygen in the room down here in Tampa.
Speaker 4: Well, I think Kentucky's head coach did plenty of That
Speaker 4: is everybody still talking about Adam Lucket's question and will
Speaker 4: Stein's answer down there because on Twitter it is still everywhere.
Speaker 8: It lasted until like John Sumral starting to throw the
Speaker 8: podium at somebody, which that I'll get to sign a second.
Speaker 8: But there is a generally speaking, we people want coaches
Speaker 8: to not be boring and be coach speaking. Somebody's phone
Speaker 8: alarm just goes off and his ring for I mean
Speaker 8: a solid ten seconds like it was. It was prolonged
Speaker 8: where some are all had to like make a joke
Speaker 8: and then people online are like, can you believe this? Bully?
Speaker 8: I mean Tom Green is tweeting it somewhere off like
Speaker 8: he can't be serious, which I appreciated that. Somemrow responded, Yes,
Speaker 8: I was, You're correct, I was not being serious, like
Speaker 8: we want our coaches to wipen up and then when
Speaker 8: they do something normal, everybody gets bad. It's just, you know,
Speaker 8: that's why coach speak exists. And I hate it. I
Speaker 8: don't like it, and I'm glad that the Kentucky head
Speaker 8: coach did not do it on Monday, because I mean, Maggie,
Speaker 8: you've done this a long time. You know how it
Speaker 8: can be like you're just like, can can we get something?
Speaker 10: We?
Speaker 8: Yes? Will Stein like this this week was just a
Speaker 8: reminder that he is. He's doing everything the opposite of
Speaker 8: the way that Mark Soups said thinks like. It's just
Speaker 8: it's been the perfect encapsulation of it. Like last year
Speaker 8: it was I don't want to make a headline and
Speaker 8: this bleep is hard right. When I asked him a
Speaker 8: question in the big room, he was ready to fight me.
Speaker 8: When luck At asked wilk Stein a question, he peed
Speaker 8: it up and knocked it out of the park. He
Speaker 8: talked about how he needs Kentucky to be on social media,
Speaker 8: because that's what recruits see. He wants Kentucky to be important,
Speaker 8: he wants to promote the program, and he wants this
Speaker 8: to be a tough team, one that's going to throw
Speaker 8: the football lot. It's just it's so like, it's so
Speaker 8: striking and while it you know you have to wait
Speaker 8: and see it on the football field. It is just
Speaker 8: I think the most refreshing.
Speaker 4: It.
Speaker 8: It makes Big Blue Nation just so glad that, all right,
Speaker 8: we finally have a reason to get back on board
Speaker 8: with this program that was really starting to fester and
Speaker 8: flounder after so many good years of remark sets things
Speaker 8: are going the wrong way and we'll done is just
Speaker 8: doing everything the opposite way.
Speaker 4: Nick. I think if the cause of me comment hadn't happened,
Speaker 4: or hadn't become so huge, we would probably be having
Speaker 4: a very similar conversation about the fact that will Stein
Speaker 4: said he wants his quarterback to complete seventy percent of
Speaker 4: his passes and less than that is unacceptable. Do you
Speaker 4: think that's a realistic goal for him to be setting
Speaker 4: for Kenny Minshee and the quarterbacks of Kentucky's future.
Speaker 8: Yes, yes, because we have just I wish I had
Speaker 8: a good Colin cal Herd analogy for this one, Maggie.
Speaker 8: But like we've just been conditioned and beaten down to
Speaker 8: just watch awful quarterback play. I mean, there hasn't been
Speaker 8: a three thousand yard passer now since twenty ten. I
Speaker 8: was a senior in high school. Like, what are we
Speaker 8: what is going on? Like this is unacceptable? Three thousand
Speaker 8: yards is not that hard, but we have just like
Speaker 8: Mark Stipps did it the hard way, he did it
Speaker 8: without quality quarterback play. You hire will Stein to bring
Speaker 8: that quarterback play back. When I was growing up, that's
Speaker 8: all that they had at Kentucky and Ouival right, it
Speaker 8: was well Rinsen, couch Woodson, Brahm, Redman, Well For's like,
Speaker 8: the quarterback play was what defined the high level football
Speaker 8: in the state and that hasn't been around. You hire
Speaker 8: will Stein to fix That's that has to happen. And
Speaker 8: part of the reason why it has to happen, Maggie,
Speaker 8: is because there might be some questions about this running
Speaker 8: back room. So if Kentucky is going to have success
Speaker 8: this fall, it's going to be because of Kenny mitche
Speaker 8: in this passing game.
Speaker 4: Now, the only Kentucky opponent talking today is LSU and
Speaker 4: it is already the Lane Kiffin show down there. Did
Speaker 4: you see anything that Lane said or are you busy
Speaker 4: talking to us instead?
Speaker 8: I did see it, and it was so like the
Speaker 8: people Lane Kiffn's antics. You get this image of them.
Speaker 8: But like a lot of times in press conferences, he
Speaker 8: tries to be boring. It's just when he loses self
Speaker 8: control that's when things get interesting. This man talked for
Speaker 8: twenty minutes in a thirty minute press conference. He tried
Speaker 8: his best to not take any questions, and then when
Speaker 8: somebody asked him about like he made, he basically in
Speaker 8: a in a feature said that part of the reason
Speaker 8: he left All miss is it was harder to get
Speaker 8: players because of their racist pass I'm paraphrasing, but when
Speaker 8: he got asked that, his way of deflecting was saying,
Speaker 8: you know, I watched the Hulk Cogan documentary and I
Speaker 8: realized that we're all going to die? What what where
Speaker 8: are we? Yeah? It was it was something else. It
Speaker 8: really was something else because he's everybody. He's the story
Speaker 8: in college football now, he's the center of the Gravitational universe.
Speaker 8: He made that crazy move last all season. It created
Speaker 8: some crazy content with Pete Golding yesterday, and it also
Speaker 8: like you make that big move, you get all these
Speaker 8: awesome players, Well you got Highers. They got a tough schedule,
Speaker 8: and I think expecting the moon from this national championship
Speaker 8: or bus is probably asking a little bit too much
Speaker 8: for Kiffin and near work.
Speaker 4: The SEC added some insane coaches. I think this year
Speaker 4: is what we've learned this week. Pete Golding was on
Speaker 4: one yesterday. Will Stein is doing his normal confident thing
Speaker 4: you have, you know, John Summer all threatening the throw
Speaker 4: podiums at people and cracking jokes and trying to talk
Speaker 4: a little smack toward Lane Kiffin already, Like there's just
Speaker 4: a lot going on, and so we appreciate your report
Speaker 4: from down in Tampa. Anything else we need to know
Speaker 4: before we let you go. Anything else crazy going on
Speaker 4: down there?
Speaker 8: Oh man, It's just I think the part of all
Speaker 8: of this that's that I love is that it really
Speaker 8: sets the tone for the next six weeks, Like, all right,
Speaker 8: we're getting a feel for how everybody gets. And I
Speaker 8: think the lesson that I learned is that the traditional
Speaker 8: powers that used to just completely dominate this lead Alabama
Speaker 8: and Georgia. They dominated forever and everybody else is trying
Speaker 8: to catch up. Well now, it's like there's like six
Speaker 8: teams that are vying for the top spot and then
Speaker 8: everybody else is kind of just in the same boat.
Speaker 8: And that includes Kentucky. Right, So there are eight eight
Speaker 8: teams that could be eight and four or four and eight.
Speaker 8: Which one is Kentucky going to be? Can they do it?
Speaker 8: If they figure out the quarterback? It meant if they
Speaker 8: hit on minshe if DJ Miller becomes the breakthrough star
Speaker 8: that I think he can become along with Willia Rodriguez,
Speaker 8: and if the defense works and it can happen. But
Speaker 8: on the other side of the coin, what if it
Speaker 8: defense doesn't work? Right Like, there are plenty of uncertainties,
Speaker 8: and that's what makes it so exciting this upcoming season.
Speaker 8: There's never been more uncertainty in the SEC. You got
Speaker 8: a nine game schedule, six new coaches. It's a wild time.
Speaker 8: It's so much fun and I'm just I can't wait
Speaker 8: to talk about it all year long. Okay, sorry, I.
Speaker 4: Think we're like forty four days from kickoff, So yeah,
Speaker 4: we're excited. Nick, thanks so much for the time. We
Speaker 4: appreciate it.
Speaker 8: Oh Man, always a pleasure, Maggie, enjoy the next hour minutes.
Speaker 4: Oh we will. He's at ralsh ks Or Drew. I
Speaker 4: heard you say a couple of days ago you're ready
Speaker 4: to go out there and tail gate. Now I think
Speaker 4: I'm with you. I think we should do it.
Speaker 6: Also, this morning it was like fifty something out. I
Speaker 6: got to wear a little hoodie walking around downtown. I
Speaker 6: wish we could just shut down life and go set
Speaker 6: up tailgates. Now, get it going. I can't wait. Stein's
Speaker 6: comments certainly added to that on Monday, but it's it's
Speaker 6: gonna be a long forty four days as we count
Speaker 6: down to that first kick off.
Speaker 7: I think then they announce that they can set up
Speaker 7: for tilgate on August that eighth.
Speaker 4: August the eighth.
Speaker 7: Yes, that that's Billy's wedding.
Speaker 4: Oh, I guess aren't going to get your spot.
Speaker 7: Well, we're doing getting our spot. We're gonna blow off
Speaker 7: the wedding.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, that's true. He's not getting married at eight am.
Speaker 4: You have sat up.
Speaker 7: I can go set up in my brown suit and
Speaker 7: go straight from there to the wedding.
Speaker 4: Yes, yes, that's gonna be fresh. You do that.
Speaker 6: We got text alerts last night reminding hush in case
Speaker 6: anyone forgot.
Speaker 7: Did you read that?
Speaker 5: I did?
Speaker 3: They just didn't doubled down on the brown. They want
Speaker 3: to make sure everybody's got the brown on. I got
Speaker 3: that taking everyone in this state.
Speaker 4: No, you're supposed to wear brown.
Speaker 7: At this wedding, they said's this text reminder, don't forget
Speaker 7: the dress code. I didn't even know camel brown, dark brown.
Speaker 2: I didn't even know there was a brown heart emoji,
Speaker 2: but apparently there is because we got it into that
Speaker 2: text message.
Speaker 4: Well, that's sweet. I like when someone includes an emoji otherwise,
Speaker 4: like if it's too many periods, I'm like, oh are
Speaker 4: they mad at me? Like? I'm good with an emoji
Speaker 4: every now. That's fine.
Speaker 2: Light tope or camel to rich chocolate. That's what you
Speaker 2: gotta have on.
Speaker 3: That's what it says.
Speaker 5: Espresso. You can also wear a Spriso espresso.
Speaker 4: Okay, you guys all went to Logan's right, we did
Speaker 4: have you picked up the suits yet not yet?
Speaker 6: You did?
Speaker 8: Not me?
Speaker 6: Well, I went to trot On to get the make
Speaker 6: the final edits, but I haven't actually picked.
Speaker 5: It up yet.
Speaker 4: Final edits.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they were.
Speaker 6: They wanted to make sure it's set right on my
Speaker 6: shoe shoulders good, and then I will go back again
Speaker 6: for the to pick it up on my stuff.
Speaker 4: The only time I've had to like go back multiple
Speaker 4: times for something was for my own wedding dress. And
Speaker 4: it's like this really stressful, Like do not change size
Speaker 4: at all for the next like six weeks or whatever.
Speaker 4: Do you feel that way now with your brown suit?
Speaker 4: Like whatever weight you are right now, don't change a
Speaker 4: single pound.
Speaker 6: And I was at my absolute fattest just a few
Speaker 6: weeks ago when we tried it. I'm already down eight
Speaker 6: pounds since then week. It's been about two or three weeks.
Speaker 6: I hit the ice cream pretty heavy once baby got here,
Speaker 6: and I've cut that out now it's starting to fall
Speaker 6: back off. But even when they were sizing me up,
Speaker 6: you know, I think a lot of people do this,
Speaker 6: They're like, take down, I'll lose weight and time I'm
Speaker 6: actually trying that, So maybe I'll have to get it
Speaker 6: sized again.
Speaker 4: Ryan, have you got yours?
Speaker 7: I have not got it. I got sized for it,
Speaker 7: but I've not picked it up yet. But I did.
Speaker 7: I already told Billy I apologize. I'munta steal the spotlight
Speaker 7: away from him, because I will be the best looking
Speaker 7: guy at the wedding.
Speaker 3: You're gonna look like everybody else.
Speaker 7: No, I won't.
Speaker 6: You got our transportation figured out so we can get
Speaker 6: after it.
Speaker 7: We're trying to get some more people. Okay, but you
Speaker 7: and me and Abby and young girl.
Speaker 5: I'll pay whatever. Safety first, good time.
Speaker 2: It sounds like Ryan's got something up the sleeve. You
Speaker 2: said you're the best looking guy. What are you gonna bring?
Speaker 2: What else you're you gonna add to it? The Fedora?
Speaker 3: What do you get.
Speaker 7: I'm not gonna give away my fashions.
Speaker 2: So you've got something that you're gonna add to the wardrobe.
Speaker 7: A little bit okay, a little bit.
Speaker 5: Pour of Vodking Cranberry on it like you did in
Speaker 5: my wedding.
Speaker 7: Yes, and I will wear boxer shorts in case I
Speaker 7: split my pants. Seemed to see him thank you for that.
Speaker 5: Matt's we though, yess arising.
Speaker 4: To the wedding. Yeah, okay, okay, I was gonna say it, Ryan,
Speaker 4: I didn't notice your shirt until Mario posted the picture
Speaker 4: of us. You're looking very fashionable today.
Speaker 7: Well, I get accused. I have an android, so of
Speaker 7: our group chats, I have the green bubble. So everybody
Speaker 7: makes fun of me and says I ruined their group chats.
Speaker 7: So somebody just bought me this T shirt that I
Speaker 7: ruined the group chats in the green bubble.
Speaker 4: I like it. That's good stuff. Okay, well, you're not
Speaker 4: ruining the show. You're doing a great job.
Speaker 7: By the way you have it on the a vision
Speaker 7: glass text machine. It's so refreshing to hear a female
Speaker 7: voice on the show. Maggie is killing it.
Speaker 4: Oh, thank you so much, you know, And I'm using
Speaker 4: a real mic, like once I came in here and
Speaker 4: I used the female mic, which I don't think sounds
Speaker 4: as good, feels intentional over here.
Speaker 3: So nobody knows who is so no one's on the
Speaker 3: female mine.
Speaker 5: Unplug it.
Speaker 3: We save that one for when the billy gets it.
Speaker 4: I understand kind of the concept of like my voice
Speaker 4: is higher, Like if it made it sound better, that'd
Speaker 4: be fine. But it didn't sound right. It didn't sound
Speaker 4: right at all. We do have a lot of callers,
Speaker 4: so let's hit a break here. When we come back,
Speaker 4: we are going to talk to Jeremy Tyler. Everybody who's
Speaker 4: been waiting on hold for the last several minutes. Wow,
Speaker 4: I don't like that. I can see how long they've
Speaker 4: been on hold. I feel bad. Okay, quick break, coming
Speaker 4: back taking calls. Next, Welcome back into Kentucky Sports Radio.
Speaker 4: I'm Maggie Davis at Maggie Davis TV. Shannon going to
Speaker 4: send it back to you. You have something to tell us?
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Speaker 4: Thanks Jana, appreciate it. Can we go to some calls now?
Speaker 4: Looks like Jeremy's been on the line for a while. Jeremy,
Speaker 4: can you hear us?
Speaker 11: I can hear you. Hey, Jeremy, Hey, Hey, I wanted
Speaker 11: to get a shout out to KSR. I'm a Jeremy Day.
Speaker 11: I don't know if you guys seen it, but I'm
Speaker 11: a school resource officer. I kind of took your idea.
Speaker 11: I'm out here walking fifty miles today, so I just
Speaker 11: went to call him, give you guys a shout out.
Speaker 11: Fifty miles fifty miles the other raise a raise of
Speaker 11: money to take kids back to school today.
Speaker 3: Nice a right, not the best for you.
Speaker 11: I'm doing it funning.
Speaker 3: You see if you can beat fifteen hours, that was
Speaker 3: my time public.
Speaker 11: I've had a lot of media things, so I'm not.
Speaker 8: Gonna beat that.
Speaker 11: I've had to stop and talk to a lot of people.
Speaker 11: Thank you. I'm glad you saw me on TV.
Speaker 4: Where are you right now? Are you in like around Lexington.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I'm walking to twenty nine County Public School Elementary School,
Speaker 11: so right now I'm on Second Street. Just came from
Speaker 11: Harrison headed to Carver Elementary.
Speaker 4: Okay, you said you've been doing some media. Is l
Speaker 4: EXA team come by yet?
Speaker 8: Yep?
Speaker 11: I was there, Yep, she was there. I've made the
Speaker 11: rounds this morning. They've hit me up. So yeah, Shannon,
Speaker 11: your records. I've had to stop a lot, so your
Speaker 11: record's good.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, Well.
Speaker 11: If I didn't have to do that, you're in trouble.
Speaker 4: All right, thanks, appreciate it. Jeremy, while fifty miles I
Speaker 4: could not do it. I know you all talked about
Speaker 4: that a lot, but no, I can.
Speaker 8: No way.
Speaker 4: I don't even think like I have tennis shoes. I
Speaker 4: don't think I have the right shoes to even consider
Speaker 4: doing that.
Speaker 7: Good for that guy though, trying to raise some money
Speaker 7: to help some kids out. Good for him.
Speaker 4: Let's go to Tyler real quick before the end of
Speaker 4: this hour. Tyler, welcome to the show.
Speaker 8: Hey.
Speaker 10: First of all, Ryan's great to hear you back in
Speaker 10: healthy and we got a TVT story. I played in
Speaker 10: the second year of TVT back in twenty fifteen, very
Speaker 10: different tournament. Back then, it was just me and a
Speaker 10: couple of high school buddies and we lost by over
Speaker 10: ninety points, no exaggeration. The next year after that, so
Speaker 10: it's been the third year. I was going to try
Speaker 10: to get a Kentucky team together, so I emailed around
Speaker 10: a little bit here and there. I had Jared Poulsen
Speaker 10: ready to play. I had emailed Sam alone and he
Speaker 10: said to try to get a hold of John Hood.
Speaker 10: And at that point I was like, this is not
Speaker 10: going to work with me from Delaware to put this
Speaker 10: team together. But it's really cool now to see John
Speaker 10: Hood out there coaching and to see this team succeed
Speaker 10: and beat Lotville last night.
Speaker 4: Definitely, Tyler, I appreciate the call. We're at the end
Speaker 4: of this first hour here, Hey, you mentioned TBT. We
Speaker 4: got Willie colly Stein coming up in his second hour.
Speaker 4: Stay with us right here on Kentucky Sports Radio.