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Speaker 4: Now here's Matt Jones.
Speaker 5: Well, welcome everyone. It is Kentucky Sports Radio, Wednesday, August fifth.
Speaker 5: I'm Matt Jones here on a beautiful day in Lexington, Kentucky.
Speaker 5: Ryan Lemon, Drew Franklin, full House, Clark's Poppinshop phone line.
Speaker 5: It is going to be an Ask Anything Wednesday. You
Speaker 5: can ask whatever you want. If you ask good questions,
Speaker 5: I get even happier if they're bad questions. It still
Speaker 5: gives us something to talk about. Seven eight five nine
Speaker 5: twenty two eighty seven a vision Auto glass text machine
Speaker 5: seven seven two seven seven four five two five four
Speaker 5: In this edition sponsored by the TJ. Smith Office. If
Speaker 5: you call TJ, he'll make them pay. It's fun reading
Speaker 5: people's text yesterday throughout the day. As the second hour,
Speaker 5: I thought, you know, I will tell you our bosses, Drew.
Speaker 5: They don't say it, but I can tell our bosses
Speaker 5: have been a little bit like, okay, is Matt gonna
Speaker 5: pay all his attention to the national show and then
Speaker 5: not pay? And then I thought, yesterday was a like
Speaker 5: one of our better shows, like in a long time,
Speaker 5: Ryan Lemon's Trivia, A lot of the topics we got
Speaker 5: on the second it was like a vintage KSR. And
Speaker 5: I was just showing them, you know what, We're still
Speaker 5: gonna be throwing fast balls here.
Speaker 6: Yep, I just got a strate. I just saw Ryan shirt.
Speaker 6: I don't know what's going on there, but why did
Speaker 6: you wear that shirt like you? I just I just
Speaker 6: caught my eyes. I was about, can I read you
Speaker 6: Shannon what Ryan's shirt says?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I can't see it. I'll laughing maniacally.
Speaker 5: That really just threw me off. I mean, it's is
Speaker 5: that the worst shirt he's ever worn? First of all,
Speaker 5: where did you even get that shirt?
Speaker 2: I think my friend Crystal gave it to me after
Speaker 2: we had a discussion about it.
Speaker 5: That's one you keep in the house.
Speaker 7: It says in capital letters, bold font, white shirt, black face,
Speaker 7: white shirt, black font, everybody closed your eyes unless you're driving,
Speaker 7: and picture this shirt on Ryan Lemon's goofy face.
Speaker 5: White shirt, capital letters, black font. It says the word
Speaker 5: moist and then in little letters because at least one
Speaker 5: person you know hates this word, which I think that
Speaker 5: this is a professional, allegedly a realtor. He's swearing that downtown.
Speaker 5: Take a picture of that, Mario and tweet out because
Speaker 5: it's the worst shirt. And by the way, two size
Speaker 5: is too small.
Speaker 4: I was about to say, what's the tightness level of it?
Speaker 5: Wilsh medium, will Stein level. Nipples coming through a line parallel, unbelievable.
Speaker 5: Yesterday we talked about dressing for work, so I.
Speaker 2: Honestly forgot I had it, and I was looking for
Speaker 2: a different one and saw like, oh, I'm wearing that
Speaker 2: one today. Just got them. I didn't think I have
Speaker 2: ever were in front of you, and it was kind
Speaker 2: of got it for you.
Speaker 5: Got it for me. I'm glad that I was that
Speaker 5: I was on your mind when you decided to buy
Speaker 5: the moist T shirt.
Speaker 2: I think you said one day on the show, that's
Speaker 2: the one word you can hate. Yeah, I hate it.
Speaker 5: It's a terrible word, and I hated even more on
Speaker 5: you than I do being said well to your original
Speaker 5: sorry I had I'm still throwing fastballs. It was a
Speaker 5: great show.
Speaker 6: I like trivia, you know, and however, many years, thirteen years,
Speaker 6: whatever it's been, we've never had trivia work.
Speaker 5: And you know, having contenders drop out when we're trying
Speaker 5: to get that perfect that works. So if I'm not
Speaker 5: too eight twenty two eighty seven, ask anything, uh Wednesday,
Speaker 5: I look forward to taking your calls. Let's go over
Speaker 5: a couple of things. First of all, last night went
Speaker 5: to the Reds game. Got four chapters in I think
Speaker 5: you said nine, which was very nice, but you have
Speaker 5: to remember these are long chapters in the hill. Yeah,
Speaker 5: I didn't know the length of the chapter. That makes
Speaker 5: it hard. I was thinking chapter an ending with short chapters. Yeah,
Speaker 5: some books here are easier read the whole time. Don't
Speaker 5: think I got on the big screen, so it worked out,
Speaker 5: nobody bothered me.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 5: The only only problem at the game last night was
Speaker 5: there was a younger couple, probably in their early twenties
Speaker 5: that just kept making out, sitting right in front of me.
Speaker 5: Oh and I mean to the point like you could
Speaker 5: hear the slobber. It's like, you know, by the seventh inning,
Speaker 5: I think they were a little drunk and it was
Speaker 5: I'm not like a get a room guy, but there
Speaker 5: is a point like how many times you got to
Speaker 5: kiss somebody during the baseball.
Speaker 2: Nothing says love like balls and str I.
Speaker 5: Mean, it's not like when a hu Hainio Suarez strikes out,
Speaker 5: you gotta be old baby, here's you know.
Speaker 6: Like so there was a little bit of that. Were
Speaker 6: they just trying to get on a kiss cams that exist?
Speaker 5: I think they were genuinely in love, which which is
Speaker 5: a little sickening, right Like so I think take that
Speaker 5: Central Park, that's exactly right, going to Central Bet I
Speaker 5: didn't film them and trying to put them on the
Speaker 5: internet and see if they were cheating on people.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, I support young love, you know, I always said,
Speaker 6: I just I just feel like there's how much of
Speaker 6: it do it?
Speaker 5: I mean, it's it's Red's a's. You know, if it's
Speaker 5: Yankees Dodgers, that's the mood. This is Red's A's. I
Speaker 5: looked at the A's lineup, never heard of one person
Speaker 5: in it, not one. I couldn't name one name the last.
Speaker 5: Who's the last player you can that played for that?
Speaker 5: It's actually now the Sacramento As.
Speaker 6: True, didn't even know that. Dennis Acreley, Yeah, the GBS,
Speaker 6: the Giambi's. I think that's the last people I knew
Speaker 6: that played there. Great game though, we were losing the
Speaker 6: whole game, and in the eighth inning we scored two
Speaker 6: runs on back to.
Speaker 5: Back wild pitches. Oh wow, have you ever heard of
Speaker 5: that before? Ever? It takes second third, Suarez is up.
Speaker 5: He's awful. So all they gotta do is just like
Speaker 5: I would pitch it underhand Shane and he's gonna miss it.
Speaker 4: Just throw.
Speaker 5: But the pitcher threw two wild pitch pitches. Ellie and
Speaker 5: south Stewart were able to score on back to back.
Speaker 2: And then that's how they won the game.
Speaker 5: How we won the game. Yeah, we're down four to three.
Speaker 5: Wild pitch Ellie scores, two pitches later, wild pitch south
Speaker 5: Stewart scores.
Speaker 6: Was it awkward seeing Tyler Stevenson when he's not supposed
Speaker 6: to be there.
Speaker 5: He was supposed to. He took a tour of the
Speaker 5: city yesterday just to be happy to still listen whatever
Speaker 5: I mean, we think, but but listen the Red's A's.
Speaker 5: If you are having trouble in your relationship, I know
Speaker 5: where you go. Red's A's.
Speaker 2: So you're reading your book. You got people making out
Speaker 2: in front of in the Hill.
Speaker 5: That's about a little girl whose mom's in prison. So
Speaker 5: it's a very uplifting.
Speaker 2: Story and they're making it out in front of you.
Speaker 2: Were able to watch any of the game at all,
Speaker 2: other than the wild pitches.
Speaker 5: Look when they started, you know, when tongue was a
Speaker 5: I went back to the book. But it is weird.
Speaker 5: It's weird to be like, oh, there's you know, Matt
Speaker 5: McClain who's hitting one ten, and then there's this group
Speaker 5: making now. But it was still. It was fun. It
Speaker 5: was very peaceful, which is what I wanted to kind
Speaker 5: of because it's been a hectic a couple of days.
Speaker 5: Yesterday it got so hectic. I had Billy, Ryan and
Speaker 5: Mario at the house. Oh my goodness.
Speaker 2: Uh, and we were scrambling there were scrambling.
Speaker 5: I think when they painted my house they painted over
Speaker 5: the Internet. Maybe got painted over the internet. What do
Speaker 5: you mean? They painted over the internet the outlet.
Speaker 6: Like the actual not like this, it's not a real thing.
Speaker 5: They painted over the Internet well, the outlet, and I
Speaker 5: think it caused it to get in and out. So
Speaker 5: then we ran a big cord into a different room
Speaker 5: and we were able to make it win amateur hour.
Speaker 5: Painting over the outlet probably a mistake. They were good guys,
Speaker 5: so they worked till late in the night, so I'm
Speaker 5: not gonna they did a good job. But but but
Speaker 5: I think maybe that that screwed it up. So we're
Speaker 5: gonna get it fixed. It all, it all works out.
Speaker 5: Then on my during like the eighth inning, I look
Speaker 5: at my phone and Mario is on a string of
Speaker 5: posting on his story. He and his girlfriend like like,
Speaker 5: he he's gone. I guess the kids would call it.
Speaker 5: They used to say Facebook official, he's got guess going
Speaker 5: Instagram official.
Speaker 2: Now he's all booed up.
Speaker 8: He is.
Speaker 5: He is noticed, Oh you want my tickets today? He's
Speaker 5: game tonight. You can go, Uh, you can go, you
Speaker 5: can go make out. But I'm looking at it, and
Speaker 5: I'm like, they're at a pool, Okay, Mario, he doesn't
Speaker 5: have a pool. I have a pool, and Mario is
Speaker 5: at my house? Did he bring this girl to my house?
Speaker 5: And then I look and it's not mine? And it
Speaker 5: occurs to me Mario is being booed up at Ryan's pool?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 5: Have you just opened your pool to Mario and his girlfriend?
Speaker 2: I gave Mario a summer pool pass. He can come
Speaker 2: and go as he pleases, doesn't need to check in,
Speaker 2: no entry fee or anything.
Speaker 5: So he had told me he just goes and they
Speaker 5: just hang out at Ryan's house and hang out by
Speaker 5: the pool.
Speaker 2: Yep, they had. They had the whole pool and house
Speaker 2: of himself. Last night, nobody was there.
Speaker 5: Because you tried to go to the Barry Manelow concert. Yes,
Speaker 5: and did he did something happen to him?
Speaker 2: The word is he was in Raperenat in his trailer
Speaker 2: and started having some medical issues, so they had to
Speaker 2: rushing the hospital.
Speaker 5: I don't think this has been reported, No, they cancel it.
Speaker 5: Are you are you breaking?
Speaker 2: That's the scuttle butt word on the street from people
Speaker 2: that were there at Reperena working.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean Barry Manto is a huge star. You
Speaker 5: got to be careful. You don't know if you.
Speaker 2: Know he canceled the first concert because of lung cancer.
Speaker 2: It's supposed to be here in like February or March,
Speaker 2: and had lung cancer. They canceled the concert. So he's
Speaker 2: back against.
Speaker 5: Maybe he should just not back to LEXI I think I.
Speaker 2: Think he's already canceled the concert tonight in Cincinnati, So
Speaker 2: I mean, I think it's.
Speaker 5: You were supposed to go, but apparently like people were
Speaker 5: already there when they canceled.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, I was just an uber driver. I just
Speaker 2: dropped off Jennifer and her friend, and her friend was
Speaker 2: your son. No, she took her friend.
Speaker 5: Okay, okay. I let them off.
Speaker 2: Around the Triangle fountains and she goes, you gotta come
Speaker 2: back and get us. It's canceled. Nobody really knew to
Speaker 2: about six thirty and then started the buzz on the street.
Speaker 2: They didn't announce it. All right, I'm just telling you
Speaker 2: what I heard. He was rushing from.
Speaker 5: But he lives.
Speaker 4: Barry Manilow scoop.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean, where are you are you talking to TMZ?
Speaker 5: Where are you getting Barry Manilow scoop. But it would
Speaker 5: be classic. Riouldn't it for like something to happen with
Speaker 5: Barry Manilow A person that would.
Speaker 3: Know would be right and like somehow knows this tour
Speaker 3: manager from I mean.
Speaker 5: Like that would be a classic. Like Ryan can't name
Speaker 5: Benny Snell, but he could tell you what's happening with.
Speaker 2: With Barry Man?
Speaker 5: That that would be a very rhyme lemon thing. We said.
Speaker 5: He was the drop off.
Speaker 6: I can like picture Ryan circling around and asking security,
Speaker 6: rolling down his window, like what's going on? Maybe you
Speaker 6: were even lost in the parking lot and then that's
Speaker 6: how you get caught up in the buzz around the
Speaker 6: on the scene there.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the people were walking around and as word kind
Speaker 2: of spread, you can see they were all just had
Speaker 2: these blank looks on their face.
Speaker 5: What's the age group that goes to Barry Man? First
Speaker 5: of all, I was shocked to see Barry Milanlo was
Speaker 5: playing reperena. I mean no offense to what are his songs?
Speaker 9: Again?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I write the song does.
Speaker 5: Okay?
Speaker 2: Yeah Mandy?
Speaker 5: But who but who's going to that? Like he's got
Speaker 5: to be in his eighties.
Speaker 2: Every person I saw was a grandpa and a grandma.
Speaker 2: Every single one of them.
Speaker 5: But I mean he couldn't fill reperena. Could he still
Speaker 5: an eighty what is he eighty eighty three? So eighty three?
Speaker 5: Is he still his audience? Can't walk those steps?
Speaker 2: He plays a lot of big venues on this farewell
Speaker 2: to how.
Speaker 5: Many people were gonna beat well, I guess we don't
Speaker 5: know because he didn't do it. Just that's hard for
Speaker 5: me to believe Barry Manilow is still packing them and.
Speaker 2: Bring him into rupper and maybe just a little him man.
Speaker 5: I mean, if you're still able to get Yeah, so
Speaker 5: I mean yoga girls probably like the youngest person there.
Speaker 2: We thought we said that you could be the youngest
Speaker 2: person in there. But we met a couple. They drove
Speaker 2: in from Severeville. Got a hotel room, Yeah, got a
Speaker 2: hotel room, just.
Speaker 5: The friends from Maggie Vallley.
Speaker 4: That's like a five hour drive, right, six. That's a
Speaker 4: long drive.
Speaker 2: You know, they're not they're fanolost stop it that's what
Speaker 2: they call.
Speaker 5: Stop they are. They're not fan google it.
Speaker 2: They're called they're not fanolos, Yes, fans fanolos.
Speaker 5: He let down all of his fanolos last night. Stop
Speaker 5: they're not fanolos, Yes, they are, they're feelos.
Speaker 6: While you were going, he had someone singing Barry Manelo
Speaker 6: on the show to win free tickets.
Speaker 2: That's true at our remote on Friday and Nicholasville.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, you made someone come up there and sing.
Speaker 2: It, and she did our friend Karen, that comes off
Speaker 2: our show.
Speaker 5: So Karen won the tickets and yet didn't get to.
Speaker 4: Go humiliated for no reason, For.
Speaker 2: No reason, they're gonna, they say they're going to reschedule, tickets,
Speaker 2: will be honored.
Speaker 5: Not according to you. Apparently may he.
Speaker 2: Just had a minor medical issue and he's going to
Speaker 2: rebound and reschedule and come back better.
Speaker 5: Than news is going to report. Per Ryan Limon, very mantil,
Speaker 5: You're not.
Speaker 4: He needs to retire is what he needs to do.
Speaker 5: Well, so uh so, anyway, so we've learned a few things.
Speaker 5: First of all, Red's a's very romantic. Yes, Mario, free
Speaker 5: pool pass to Ryan's.
Speaker 2: House also very romantic.
Speaker 5: Also very romantic. Barry man a low concert was canceled.
Speaker 6: Let everybody down, all the Fano loos, the fan it
Speaker 6: probably all got up and had a nice dinner at
Speaker 6: four third.
Speaker 4: It was late enough.
Speaker 2: They didn't appen.
Speaker 5: Are you are you, by the way, a Barry Man
Speaker 5: low man.
Speaker 2: I'm a fan of low.
Speaker 5: But you didn't go.
Speaker 2: I didn't go. I was just an uber driver, okay, all.
Speaker 5: Right, Well, I hope it went well, uh and.
Speaker 2: Good, And I hope he's okay.
Speaker 5: I hope he's okay too. Yes, because we need to
Speaker 5: have I mean third times a charm for scheduling this concert, right,
Speaker 5: we need it to happen. Hey, if I'm nine two
Speaker 5: eight oh twenty two eighty seven, the text machine is
Speaker 5: seven seven two seven seven four five two five four.
Speaker 5: It is ask anything Wednesday, we will do it. Plus,
Speaker 5: I got something very rare shitned.
Speaker 2: You know.
Speaker 5: I get hateful comments sometimes on the text machine to me,
Speaker 5: sometimes about Ryan, sometimes about you got my first one
Speaker 5: in a while about Drew. Oh yeah, so Drew will
Speaker 5: get to answer a hateful comment. All right, I love comments.
Speaker 5: That's next here at KSR Marco back. It is to
Speaker 5: tell you sports radio some ages of people that are singers,
Speaker 5: you know, he said, Barry Mental is eighty three, Billy
Speaker 5: Joel's seventy seven, Elton John seventy nine, Mick Jagger's eighty.
Speaker 2: Four, Willie Nelson's one hundred and forty.
Speaker 5: Willy Nelson, and I love Willie Nelson all right, and
Speaker 5: I want Willy Nelson to be going until he's one
Speaker 5: hundred and ten. But he's, I believe, in his.
Speaker 2: Nineties, unbelievable and still performing.
Speaker 5: I heard he had a new song they released on
Speaker 5: Willie's Roadhouse. Huh, and my man, I give him credit.
Speaker 5: I'm not going to criticize him for continuing going because
Speaker 5: like he's still singing, slash talking, but he's still putting
Speaker 5: albums out, which to some level, Dree, you have to
Speaker 5: respect at this point.
Speaker 6: Right, ninety three three.
Speaker 4: Album How many albums do you think he's made?
Speaker 5: Oh, he puts one out like a year. I bet
Speaker 5: he's got like sixty.
Speaker 3: Well, no, it says he has released over one hundred
Speaker 3: and fifty total albums one hundred, yes, including one hundred
Speaker 3: studio albums.
Speaker 5: One hundred studio. That's crazy.
Speaker 4: It's got to be a record.
Speaker 5: Thank god. I can still pocket's putting that amount of albums. Nobody,
Speaker 5: nobody if I'm nine, twenty two eighty seven. Right, this
Speaker 5: was the message about Drew. One person rates Matt. I've
Speaker 5: been a fan of Drew for a long time. He
Speaker 5: is probably my favorite person on the show beg you,
Speaker 5: but I love you, but he has kind of turned
Speaker 5: me off in the last few weeks. Well, I think
Speaker 5: you have tried to change and be positive about Kentucky basketball.
Speaker 5: Drew's gone the other way and he is now mister negativity.
Speaker 5: I don't know what his deal is. Does he just
Speaker 5: not like Mark Poep? Does he think we're going to
Speaker 5: be terrible? But he is a drag. Every time we
Speaker 5: talk about basketball. It disappoints me. And now I'm shifting
Speaker 5: my allegiance to Shannon.
Speaker 4: Thank you, Welcome aboard.
Speaker 5: All right, how do you get answer that?
Speaker 6: I think a drag was being the nine seed in
Speaker 6: the SEC Tournament last year. I got there so early
Speaker 6: they said you're not even allowed to come in yet.
Speaker 6: That's how early I got to the SEC Tournament. I
Speaker 6: was the first person there because we were the nine seed.
Speaker 6: That is not Kentucky basketball to me. Now, it can improve,
Speaker 6: and I hope it does, but it has not been
Speaker 6: the experience we're used to for a long time. And
Speaker 6: that's not all Mark Pope. It was the end of
Speaker 6: cal two, but it's been a long time since we've
Speaker 6: been what we all want to be.
Speaker 5: Do you think that history of the last few years
Speaker 5: of us not being as good or being disappointing in
Speaker 5: the tournament causes you to be more pessimistic about this
Speaker 5: team than maybe they deserve.
Speaker 6: Maybe a little just because I still need to see
Speaker 6: more from Pope. I don't hate this roster. I've said
Speaker 6: many times. I like the top top I just worried
Speaker 6: that we still have guys who haven't even got on
Speaker 6: the court yet in the summer, and these are the
Speaker 6: guys that are supposed to be making a big jump,
Speaker 6: so I worry about overall. I still they'll be good.
Speaker 6: They're top twenty team, But is it going to be
Speaker 6: Kentucky good? Are we just going to keep riding this
Speaker 6: wave that's below our normal standards?
Speaker 5: He Another person asked they weren't hateful, they were just
Speaker 5: winning your opinion in Drew's opinion. What does Mark Pope
Speaker 5: have to do for Drew still to support him to
Speaker 5: get a fourth year as head coach, so said, they
Speaker 5: don't ask. I don't focus much on this. This is
Speaker 5: what Drew.
Speaker 6: I don't focus as much on the tournament because, as
Speaker 6: you said many times, it's random. Now we need to
Speaker 6: get into the second weekend. But being in the middle
Speaker 6: of the pack in the SEC. And like two years ago,
Speaker 6: we had to beat Missouri in the regular season to
Speaker 6: not play on Wednesday. Last year we were the first
Speaker 6: team on Wednesday. Maybe we don't win the SEC title
Speaker 6: this year because Florida is stacked, but can we at
Speaker 6: least get back where we're contending a little bit?
Speaker 5: Can we maybe the second need to be? Yeah, in
Speaker 5: the top four? Yes, Okay, so you guys think maybe
Speaker 5: a double bye in the SEC tournament? Pretty kids.
Speaker 6: Absolutely, And that's not all Pope. It's been a while
Speaker 6: since we did that period.
Speaker 5: Not No, you're right, You're exactly right. I understand why
Speaker 5: you're pessimistic. I mean, I'm not as pessimistic as you
Speaker 5: about this year, but I'm a little pessimistic. I'm I'm
Speaker 5: still I'm holding out before I make judgment because I
Speaker 5: want to see if they get another player. But I
Speaker 5: think they need another player. I think, you know, last year,
Speaker 5: I think the first year we were one player short.
Speaker 5: I think last year we were like one and a
Speaker 5: half player short, even if we had low maybe just
Speaker 5: one player short. But I'm worried we're there again. I'm
Speaker 5: worried we're a player short.
Speaker 6: There are other coaches in the league right now laughing
Speaker 6: at the five or five legislation, like I already have
Speaker 6: the team I want, I'm not interested, and we're still
Speaker 6: shopping like this is Kentucky. Usually we're at the top
Speaker 6: of that one going into the season.
Speaker 2: I do think the UK basketball hangover is real.
Speaker 5: Oh for sure.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: The best thing that happened to Mark Pope was will Stein, Yes,
Speaker 5: because I think a lot of the I think will
Speaker 5: Stein excitement has put off basketball negativity. Yeah, but you know,
Speaker 5: the games are going to start here soon for both
Speaker 5: and we'll see what happens. Bland and ask anything Wednesday.
Speaker 8: What do you got Hey, Good morning gentlemen, all as well, Matt.
Speaker 8: I have a very quick two part question, sir, number
Speaker 8: one to add on to the bury manilol intro there.
Speaker 8: I don't know a few gentlemen have seen David Lee
Speaker 8: Roth of Van Halen on social media. Likely, but you
Speaker 8: talk about a guy that really needs to retire.
Speaker 5: It is as I've seen it, and it makes me
Speaker 5: sad because you know, he had an amazing voice. Shannon
Speaker 5: at one point like like, yeah, but you're right. But
Speaker 5: at the same time, it's hard to tell somebody who
Speaker 5: loves something to retire because oftentimes when people retire, like
Speaker 5: I remember Justice Rehnquist, a Supreme Court justice, but he
Speaker 5: died like four days after he retired. He retired in
Speaker 5: good health and then just died.
Speaker 8: And see you're like, well, Matt, but you know, Matt,
Speaker 8: maybe he could take up golf like Alice Cooper or something,
Speaker 8: but he really needs to get away from a microphone.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 8: What you're saying that My second point, sir, is there's
Speaker 8: a lot of news, you know in the news today
Speaker 8: about sowar caps coming for in I own all college athletes.
Speaker 8: What my question to you, gentlemen, is why don't we
Speaker 8: talk about having a national salary cap for all college coaches?
Speaker 5: Well, they do, I believe, and I appreciate the call.
Speaker 5: In one version of the bill that was in the Senate,
Speaker 5: there was a coach's salary cap. Now I don't know
Speaker 5: if that ended up in the version that's there now,
Speaker 5: but there should be. I mean, there is no other
Speaker 5: part of What makes it ridiculous to me that they
Speaker 5: do this legislation is I want you to give me
Speaker 5: another industry in America where Congress puts a cap on
Speaker 5: how much money you can make. It's not pick one.
Speaker 5: Give me an industry where Congress says you can't make
Speaker 5: more money than this negative none, But then everybody goes,
Speaker 5: but we need to do it with college athletes?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 5: Well, my argument is why now, if you're gonna do it, okay,
Speaker 5: but understand what you're doing, like there's no other profession.
Speaker 5: We do this to none, and we go, well, it's
Speaker 5: not a profession. Yeah, only because you say it, it
Speaker 5: kind of is a profession. So you know we are trying.
Speaker 5: So if we're gonna do it, If you're gonna, then
Speaker 5: I'm fine with doing it to coach, do it to
Speaker 5: the ads, do it to the presidents, and then we'll
Speaker 5: see if they still afford. I don't think that day
Speaker 5: is coming well to me. Practice what you preach. You
Speaker 5: think there should be a salary cap for players? What
Speaker 5: about presidents? You are working for state universities, you think
Speaker 5: maybe we should cap what you make? What about ads
Speaker 5: who don't even about as If you're gonna do it,
Speaker 5: do it for all of them, then I'm okay with it.
Speaker 5: We'll take a break right backksry TJ. Smith personal and
Speaker 5: attorney call TJ. He'll make them pay.
Speaker 3: Now, more of Kentucky Sports Radio present it by Stockton Mortgage.
Speaker 4: Here's Matt Jones.
Speaker 5: Welcome back Tekee Sports Radio US. Ask anything Wednesday. A
Speaker 5: couple from the text machine. One person says, Matt, you're
Speaker 5: on the medical community has a limit to how much
Speaker 5: doctors and other medical professionals can make. You have to
Speaker 5: prove what you pay them is fair market value. False.
Speaker 5: I mean there may be businesses that have that, but
Speaker 5: the government doesn't have that rule. You can be a
Speaker 5: doctor and make as much as you want. There might
Speaker 5: be rules as to what you can make if you're
Speaker 5: gonna take like Medicare or the things that the government
Speaker 5: gives you, but no one tells the private industry a
Speaker 5: doctor can I can be Drew's doctor in charging twenty
Speaker 5: million dollars. Nobody stops me. The government might have rules
Speaker 5: about if you're getting a Medicare reimbursement, what you can charge,
Speaker 5: but that's a completely different thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Oh, college athletics will be the first sport, the first
Speaker 5: anything where the government puts a cap on what people
Speaker 5: can make. So do you think that's socialism? I mean,
Speaker 5: it is like it is. I hope people know that.
Speaker 5: You just need to call things what they are and
Speaker 5: the government limiting like when the government takes ownership in companies,
Speaker 5: that's socialist. When the government caps what people can make.
Speaker 5: I'm not even saying it's bad, but you need to
Speaker 5: understand what it is because it.
Speaker 2: Is so you think it will happen for coaches, for ads,
Speaker 2: for president.
Speaker 5: They'll do is they'll do it to players and then
Speaker 5: they won't do it to coaches in ads. That's what
Speaker 5: they're gonna do. They're gonna be hypocritical. The coaches in
Speaker 5: the ads are the ones that are writing the law.
Speaker 5: The players are not writing the law, so the players
Speaker 5: will get screwed. It's just like in everything in life.
Speaker 5: Workers don't write the laws. CEOs write the laws. So
Speaker 5: CEOs get what they want and workers get screwed. That's America.
Speaker 5: Unfortunately I hate it, but not a lot of America,
Speaker 5: but I hate that system. But that's what it is.
Speaker 5: And that is exactly Drue. What will happen with this?
Speaker 6: And you know, I think it's the players that should
Speaker 6: get most of the by because when ones playing on
Speaker 6: a repperena, uh sure, I mean, I want my coach
Speaker 6: to do well, but I'm more concerned about the guys dribbling,
Speaker 6: and that is what it is.
Speaker 5: One person says, Matt, I would like Uh, by the way,
Speaker 5: Barry Manlow, here's an irony of all the songs he wrote, Shannon,
Speaker 5: he didn't write the song. I write the songs, but
Speaker 5: he didn't. He didn't even write down. That's crazy.
Speaker 4: That's a lie.
Speaker 5: Yeah, of all the ones, of all the ones not
Speaker 5: to write.
Speaker 2: You understood the words of Copa Cabana. It's a very dark,
Speaker 2: depressing song.
Speaker 5: We've talked about that before. Yeah, I think one person
Speaker 5: writes Matt, I would like you to hear you and
Speaker 5: Shannon say what the saddest song of all time is
Speaker 5: easy tell Laurie.
Speaker 4: I knew you were gonna say that.
Speaker 8: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's the saddest song.
Speaker 2: His voice is haunting.
Speaker 5: That's the saddest song. And I, Shannon, I challenge you
Speaker 5: to find another one. I'll let you think about it
Speaker 5: when we go to the phone, because I don't think
Speaker 5: you're gonna be able to I don't think you're gonna
Speaker 5: be able to find one who's been on Brady Go ahead, Brady.
Speaker 10: Oh, this is Brad.
Speaker 5: Go ahead, Brad.
Speaker 10: An interesting fact kind of about the very Manilow situations.
Speaker 10: Did you know Elvis was said to have a concert
Speaker 10: at Roperina a week after he died.
Speaker 5: Is that.
Speaker 10: A little premonition for a.
Speaker 11: Very Elvis was supposed to be here like five days later,
Speaker 11: a week later. Yeah, there's people that have saved their
Speaker 11: tickets for that Rupperena Elvis content. They saved their tickets
Speaker 11: over the years.
Speaker 5: Interesting, I didn't know that. We'll go ahead and uh.
Speaker 10: One one question. I was wondering, if you ever had
Speaker 10: opportunity to do a show like Hey Kentucky again on TV,
Speaker 10: would you do that or no?
Speaker 5: Because it's too I've been asked to do another one
Speaker 5: a couple of times. It's it's it's I like to
Speaker 5: be able to travel and you have to be here
Speaker 5: like you can't. I think it very much limits. Like
Speaker 5: at this stage of my life what I want to do.
Speaker 5: I want to be able to go and do things
Speaker 5: and see people and and everything I do. I try
Speaker 5: to make it to where if I can go somewhere else,
Speaker 5: I can take it with me. Even this, I appreciate
Speaker 5: the call, even this ESPN show. Eventually I will be
Speaker 5: able to take with me. I put it on my
Speaker 5: travel set with Hay Kentucky or a show like that,
Speaker 5: you have to be there. And so you know, I understand.
Speaker 5: So probably you never say never, but probably not.
Speaker 2: It takes up a lot of times, a lot of time.
Speaker 2: TV takes more time than you think.
Speaker 5: I mean, even just doing this TV I'm doing, Yes,
Speaker 5: takes so much more time. Yep, you know. Now eventually
Speaker 5: I'll get the hang of it. But like it's you
Speaker 5: gotta lie. There's just so much more stuff that can
Speaker 5: go wrong.
Speaker 2: But you're in a situation where you could pack up
Speaker 2: the equipment instead of.
Speaker 5: Eventually they're going to have it where I can just
Speaker 5: put the camera on top of my laptop and trap
Speaker 5: and do it. So when we do so, that will
Speaker 5: make it. It won't look as good, but like you
Speaker 5: still be able to do it, still be able to
Speaker 5: do it, Andy, Go ahead, Andy.
Speaker 9: So when I was a kid, my uncle for about
Speaker 9: a year made me believe that my grandparents, when they
Speaker 9: would rent their houses to people, when the people would
Speaker 9: move out, that they would put them in the Thanksgiving dinner.
Speaker 9: And my question is, what is the most ridiculous thing
Speaker 9: that you all believe.
Speaker 5: There's not gonna be anything we're gonna say that's gonna
Speaker 5: top your uncle when you were a kid.
Speaker 9: Okay, you yeah, because you know, when you're a kid,
Speaker 9: you're gullible. You'll believe about anything.
Speaker 5: I'm not on you for I'm not going to be
Speaker 5: on you for believing it. We need to talk about
Speaker 5: your uncle. Your uncle told you that people who rented
Speaker 5: his house became your Thanksgiving dinner.
Speaker 9: Yeah, he would tell him, just you know, have him
Speaker 9: believe it. Then he said that they would when they
Speaker 9: would move out, because I would say, well, where did
Speaker 9: they go? Did they just you didn't know? They put
Speaker 9: them in the Thanksgiving And I like.
Speaker 5: And then you would you would eat it?
Speaker 9: Well, no, they had. When Thanksgiving came that year, they
Speaker 9: had to convince me that it wasn't true because like
Speaker 9: the last neighbor that had just moved out before, I mean,
Speaker 9: you didn't want to eat your neighbor. I was like, well,
Speaker 9: but guy's smelled bad. I was like, I don't want
Speaker 9: to a little.
Speaker 5: Your uncle seems a little demented. Andy.
Speaker 9: He could just see what he could get me to
Speaker 9: believe when I was a kid.
Speaker 5: Okay, Well, I appreciate the call, appreciate the goodness on them,
Speaker 5: and I now understand Andy a little bit his questions
Speaker 5: about tickling and all that stuff become pretty tame.
Speaker 4: Child, Yeah, said the any calls are getting more and
Speaker 4: more like dark.
Speaker 2: Very dark.
Speaker 5: But if you look at if your uncle looks at
Speaker 5: you and said you're eating your neighbors for Thanksgiving, I
Speaker 5: do think that would have an effect on you.
Speaker 2: If you're a young child, you believe your uncle.
Speaker 5: You question everything.
Speaker 2: My neighbor, uncle John.
Speaker 4: Hardy on your plate. At that point you might as
Speaker 4: well to finish it.
Speaker 5: Well, all right, you know, Bob and James down. You
Speaker 5: never know what's going to come out, but it usually
Speaker 5: makes my skin crawl. Andy, You never know what's going
Speaker 5: to come out, but it's usually intriguing, especially now he's
Speaker 5: really leaning into these hypotheticals. Yeah, Danny in Germany? Where
Speaker 5: are you in Germany? Danny?
Speaker 12: Hey, I'm I'm active the Air Force and I my family.
Speaker 12: I got five kids. We just moved to Ramsign Air
Speaker 12: Base in Germany. So I'm listening to.
Speaker 5: I'm sinning and how many Americans are there?
Speaker 12: It's a ton, right, Oh, there's quite a few.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 12: I work for the I worked for the Man, the
Speaker 12: major command that's overall US Air forces in Europe. I
Speaker 12: actually have a very in Europe that's in the multi thousands.
Speaker 5: But I have a very very good friend that is there.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna say who it is, but but uh,
Speaker 5: that's cool. Well if you run into him, if you
Speaker 5: ever meet a but if you ever made a Carolina
Speaker 5: Hurricanes fan, you just say we might know the same person.
Speaker 12: But go ahead, all right, all right, we'll do Sorry.
Speaker 12: I've been a diehard UK fan for a long time.
Speaker 12: I'm forty three. Since I was a kid and I
Speaker 12: actually got lucky enough I just left Kentucky and moved
Speaker 12: here from Kentucky. I got to do an RTC gig
Speaker 12: at Kentucky. For the last three years, I had employee
Speaker 12: basketball tickets and my brother and I went to a
Speaker 12: lot of the games together side. I've been there through
Speaker 12: the highs and the lows. I was at the Final
Speaker 12: four in twenty twelve, I was at the final four
Speaker 12: in twenty fifteen. And as you guys have been talking about,
Speaker 12: this is the worst decade in history. And you know,
Speaker 12: my brother and I have been going to the going
Speaker 12: to all the home games for the last three years.
Speaker 12: So as a diehard Kentucky fan, I feel like with
Speaker 12: the time difference I still need to wake up at
Speaker 12: like two in the morning in Germany because it's a
Speaker 12: six hour time differ.
Speaker 5: That's times. But man, yeah, yeah, the night game in
Speaker 5: the day be all right for the day games, but
Speaker 5: when they play at nine at two am, like it's oh.
Speaker 5: I mean you could just like, no, hear what happens
Speaker 5: and get up at six and watch it and you
Speaker 5: won't know if you thought if you thought about doing that,
Speaker 5: or do you feel like you need to watch it live?
Speaker 12: I mean I feel like I've always felt like I
Speaker 12: needed to watch it live just because I you know,
Speaker 12: I'd have to be scores and stuff like that, so
Speaker 12: that'd be hard for me. But man, with everything that
Speaker 12: we've been through over the last two years, my motivation
Speaker 12: is definitely dwindling. So I don't know if anybody there
Speaker 12: the thing is, you can I feel like it's still
Speaker 12: my duty. My duty is a diehard UK fan to
Speaker 12: get up and watch these games.
Speaker 5: And you know, well, I appreciate the call and thank
Speaker 5: you for calling. I actually, you know, would you get
Speaker 5: up and watch them if they were playing at one
Speaker 5: or two a m.
Speaker 6: Stamp The thing that stinks is like if you wanted
Speaker 6: to go out and watch it at a bar or
Speaker 6: meet some friends somewhere, kind of just watching home and Ben,
Speaker 6: I couldn't text or something.
Speaker 5: If you go to bed, you could wake up early
Speaker 5: and you'll I'll be on the postgame show. It's true,
Speaker 5: you know. Then you get kind of clock game. Those
Speaker 5: postgame shows will start at like twelve thirty, which for
Speaker 5: you will be like six thirty.
Speaker 6: See, I would wake up and I'd accidentally see the score.
Speaker 6: Then I'll not go back and watch it. Yeah, that
Speaker 6: would be the hard thing. That's interesting. I'd be European
Speaker 6: Kentucky fans have to deal with this.
Speaker 2: What do you do?
Speaker 5: Do you want? Do you stay up or do you
Speaker 5: get up in the morning.
Speaker 2: It's a big game, man, you gotta stay up.
Speaker 5: And when I was in when I was in Europe
Speaker 5: that summer, the Reds were making their push for the playoffs. Remember,
Speaker 5: and then when I was in South Africa, same thing,
Speaker 5: and usually I would try but like I just wake
Speaker 5: up and I'd see they either won or lost. Right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Reds fans were calling in like Matt needs to
Speaker 2: leave more often because every time he leaves, the Reds
Speaker 2: make the playoffs.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, I'll be here for this one, so just
Speaker 5: be ready for them to I don't have the ad
Speaker 5: shant give me going and out?
Speaker 13: Uh?
Speaker 3: Well, I mean, do you want to just wait till
Speaker 3: after the break so you can actually read it?
Speaker 5: You want to be missing around it during the break.
Speaker 5: I'm an improp guy, but that's all right. Five nine
Speaker 5: twenty two eighty seven Ask anything Wednesday, take a break
Speaker 5: right back to Caisser. So this for me is the
Speaker 5: saddest song. But we have some others coming in that
Speaker 5: are good. Old Violin by Johnny Paycheck. I'm thinking I
Speaker 5: know that one.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I know it.
Speaker 5: Sometimes I fry stop it? Uh he stopped loving her today,
Speaker 5: George Jones. That's a good one. Uh hurt Johnny Cash.
Speaker 5: But he wasn't the first one to sing that, Trent,
Speaker 5: but his version was a little different. Whiskey Lullaby, that one.
Speaker 5: You think that's one of yours, isn't it. Yeah, it's
Speaker 5: the one where I would have to rip my clothes
Speaker 5: off and cry, Uh that's my job by Conway Twitty.
Speaker 5: He's way too creepy to have a sad song. I
Speaker 5: know we've talked about that a lot, but I when
Speaker 5: you explain to strangers Conway Twitty songs. I have a friend,
Speaker 5: she's from New Zealand, and I just played for her
Speaker 5: Conway Twitty songs and she's like, how is this allowed?
Speaker 2: Super popular?
Speaker 4: How do you bring that up?
Speaker 3: Because on the way back, you know, I had a
Speaker 3: ten hour drive back and I was playing it for
Speaker 3: the car and it was not popular.
Speaker 5: It's not popular. I mean, well understandably, I mean, uh,
Speaker 5: lay you down, and you've never been this You've never
Speaker 5: been this far before. Should have never been allowed on
Speaker 5: American rating. Bull bo If you want to really creep
Speaker 5: a woman out, play that song because when they say
Speaker 5: bump bump bomb, like the for younger listeners, like just
Speaker 5: go listen to that song that was a number one
Speaker 5: hit in America.
Speaker 3: And when he talks about his his hand touching for
Speaker 3: bitess places forbidden play and he goes up a key
Speaker 3: change on the bum bomb bomb.
Speaker 5: Yeah so gross.
Speaker 2: So why did the women of that generation?
Speaker 5: I loved him.
Speaker 4: They loved him. See.
Speaker 5: I think he put a roof in the entire country straight.
Speaker 2: I don't understand.
Speaker 5: It seems like most of these songs that are all country,
Speaker 5: what are some sad like non country songs?
Speaker 4: I think they're all country. It's all sad.
Speaker 7: So Sarah McLaughlin with the puppies, where all the puppies
Speaker 7: are dead, but they weren't dead when she put the
Speaker 7: song out the commercial.
Speaker 5: You had to give ten cents a day to keep them.
Speaker 5: I did. Yeah. Somebody says, shanting cancer by my chemical romance.
Speaker 4: I'm not familiar with that song.
Speaker 3: My answer, and I think this is, without a doubt,
Speaker 3: that's sad. It's more sad than Keith Whitley in my opinion,
Speaker 3: as Patty love is, how can I help you to
Speaker 3: say goodbye?
Speaker 4: Do you know that song?
Speaker 9: I do?
Speaker 4: Song?
Speaker 9: Is it is?
Speaker 5: She has another one? You don't even know who I am.
Speaker 5: You left me a long time ago. But again, these
Speaker 5: are all country. There's got to be like other ones.
Speaker 5: Maybe somebody can give me seven seven two seven seven
Speaker 5: four five two five four some other one. Southern Living magazine.
Speaker 5: First of all, didn't know they still had that.
Speaker 2: Unless I sit in a doctor's office.
Speaker 8: I do own.
Speaker 5: My grandmother got that, put it on her table.
Speaker 2: Yep.
Speaker 5: It was the only reading I think my grandmother did
Speaker 5: with Southern Living. Mad But when it came in you
Speaker 5: better not touch it because my granny was reading it
Speaker 5: with the rest Southern Living. There's no one around whose
Speaker 5: grandmother did not read Southern Living. Absolutely did you know
Speaker 5: it was still going did not? I'm going to the
Speaker 5: dentist in the morning, so no spoilers. And Southern Magazine
Speaker 5: put out the twenty six most historic restaurants you must
Speaker 5: visit in the South. Okay, Kentucky has three. These are
Speaker 5: restaurants you must visit that combine food, atmosphere and history
Speaker 5: to provide a great dining experience. Okay, let's see. Can
Speaker 5: you name the three restaurants that Southern Living has put
Speaker 5: from Kentucky.
Speaker 2: I'll say first, Patties, correct.
Speaker 5: Is on the list from Southern Living. Can you guess
Speaker 5: the other two? I will Well, I'm not gonna give
Speaker 5: you a hit.
Speaker 2: Colonel Sanders and Corbyn No.
Speaker 5: Because these are just nice places.
Speaker 2: Okay, the name is escaping me.
Speaker 5: But there's a place in Bargetown that's been there forever.
Speaker 5: It's a great call that's not on there. It's like
Speaker 5: Bell House or something. Some tavern Talburt Old Talbot, No
Speaker 5: Old Talbot Tavern. Speaking of taverns, come.
Speaker 4: On, we've been there, Phoenix Hill Tavern.
Speaker 2: Boon Tavern as well.
Speaker 5: Thanks for walking into that one spoon bread, Yes, Boone Tavern,
Speaker 5: and now one is in Louisville.
Speaker 3: I'm not good at Is this gonna be like pat
Speaker 3: Steakhouse or something or no, think close to where I
Speaker 3: live Skyline Chili.
Speaker 5: It is not Skyline Chili, Jack Fries.
Speaker 4: You could have given me one hundred guests. I wouldn't
Speaker 4: got that.
Speaker 5: You wouldn't I gotten Jack Fries.
Speaker 4: I don't know if I've ever even been. Have you
Speaker 4: been to druck Froze?
Speaker 5: My mom likes to go there sometimes when she comes
Speaker 5: into town.
Speaker 4: I don't think I've been there.
Speaker 5: It's it's like white tablecloth. Not a lot of.
Speaker 4: Places like that are on those places.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, it's there, So there you go. Those are
Speaker 5: southern livings. Three historic Kentucky restaurants you must we've been to.
Speaker 5: I've been all of them.
Speaker 2: So we've been to Patty's and Boone Tavern. I've not
Speaker 2: been to the Jack Riz.
Speaker 5: I mean we can walk to it from my house
Speaker 5: if you want to go, David in Louisville, go.
Speaker 13: Ahead, David, ah Yes. Questions two parts. What is the
Speaker 13: likeliness that Kentucky doesn't get their fifteenth recruit this year?
Speaker 13: In college basketball.
Speaker 5: I think the one. I think they'll get one. I
Speaker 5: don't know if it's I mean the fifth year stuff.
Speaker 5: We have to wait and see how it plays out.
Speaker 5: But even if it's an international kid I Drew, they'll
Speaker 5: get somebody, don't you very interested? I think they'll add
Speaker 5: somebody now, whether or not it's one of these stars
Speaker 5: that come from the fifth year. I think we got
Speaker 5: to see how the court stuff plays out.
Speaker 13: But go ahead, and then the second one. If college
Speaker 13: basketball recruiting just started for this upcoming season, where would
Speaker 13: these remaining players stack up? Do we got any top
Speaker 13: ten players out there? Top twenty? I think they'll hang
Speaker 13: up and listen to it.
Speaker 5: From a talent standpoint, Well, I appreciate the call. The
Speaker 5: Kim from Missouri would be top ten? Would you agree
Speaker 5: with that? Yeah? Well he's saying Mitchell. Yeah. Rephrase the
Speaker 5: If these guys had been eligible from the beginning the
Speaker 5: transfer rankings, where would they have been ranked?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 5: Gotcha? Mitchell would have been top ten. Mitchell would have
Speaker 5: been high. Keyshawn Hall would have probably been like in
Speaker 5: the twenties, and people would have said, do you want
Speaker 5: to take the run with the baggage? I don't know
Speaker 5: where the Michigan State kid would have What do you think?
Speaker 6: Yeah, Mitchell would be very high though, I mean, Color
Speaker 6: had a pretty big year and he's kind of a
Speaker 6: unique stretch the floor eight teens or twenty they'd all
Speaker 6: be top twenty five.
Speaker 5: They'd all be higher than everyone we got except Melon,
Speaker 5: and they'd probably all be ranked about where Alex Wilkins was,
Speaker 5: don't you think. Yeah, Melon would still be the headliner,
Speaker 5: and then although Mitchell would have been, Mitchell would have
Speaker 5: been top ten. I would say, yeah, that's why he's
Speaker 5: number one on my list. I hope they can get
Speaker 5: him done. Yeah. Apparently, from what I understand, most people
Speaker 5: think as long as any fifth year exemption exists that
Speaker 5: the Kishon Hall guy will be eligible. The Missouri kid
Speaker 5: and Kohler it's a little more. They're gonna need specific
Speaker 5: court rulings to hold up. But it looks like the
Speaker 5: kid from Auburn is almost so certainly going to be
Speaker 5: exist unless this legislation passes and just bans all of them.
Speaker 5: And I don't know if that's gonna happen.
Speaker 6: And Zoe said they're done. So if Kohler does come
Speaker 6: back front of the year, he's not going back to
Speaker 6: Michigan State.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but you're taking I guess if you're thinking about,
Speaker 5: like Pope, you're taking a risk with the Missouri kid
Speaker 5: or the Michigan State kid that you could add them
Speaker 5: and then they end up not being It is very
Speaker 5: likely that Kishan Hall, who to me is the biggest risk.
Speaker 5: He's also the one that's most likely to get eligible
Speaker 5: because he did enter the portal, he fits the age requirement,
Speaker 5: and he didn't sign an NBA contract, so.
Speaker 2: He has to look at though that is he a
Speaker 2: problem in the locker room?
Speaker 5: Well, five schools in five years, so you just have
Speaker 5: to make that decision. We'll take a break, come back.
Speaker 5: I renumber two. It's Ksorry