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Speaker 5: Michelle right there has got a pump right across the street.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I have a couple, but right, you're jack right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I mean I have like three jacks, and three
Speaker 4: three Jackson is unnecessarily one. The hard part would be
Speaker 4: in case I see people on the side road, Shannon,
Speaker 4: I need to help.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm gonna put a somebody's car up on blocks
Speaker 3: with three jacks.
Speaker 2: The hard part would be cleaning out the back to
Speaker 2: get to the spare tire and the jack all the
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Speaker 4: So that wasn't really uh, that wasn't really good steaks steaks,
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Speaker 4: of the day. Eight f nine, twenty two eighty seven.
Speaker 4: Kobe Brea. Uh, Kobe Brea opened some eyes there at
Speaker 4: the NBA Combine. He shot fifty seven percent on all shots,
Speaker 4: which is like six or seventh best of.
Speaker 6: All the players.
Speaker 4: But more importantly, I saw kind of getting some good buzz,
Speaker 4: uh seeing some mock drafts where he's risen to the
Speaker 4: top of the second round instead of instead of at
Speaker 4: the bottom. Kobe Brea might get drafted, Drew. That's kind
Speaker 4: of exciting, isn't it.
Speaker 7: I think at this point I'd be surprised if he's
Speaker 7: not drafted, if we're to believe all these mock drafts.
Speaker 7: Once the once the order was set, uh two nights ago,
Speaker 7: every publication there is put one out yesterday, and I
Speaker 7: think they all consider him somewhere in the second round,
Speaker 7: some in the back of the second round, but some
Speaker 7: as high as right away in the second so I'm
Speaker 7: expecting it when the draft gets here. And he measured
Speaker 7: really well. A lot of these guys, you see what
Speaker 7: they have in their college media guys and they get
Speaker 7: to the combine, it's like four inch difference.
Speaker 5: I think he was right at six seven. It was
Speaker 5: it was a good size.
Speaker 4: For one of those two dudes at Rutgers. I get
Speaker 4: him confused, but what Base Bailey. He was listed by
Speaker 4: Rutgers at six ten and then they measured him he
Speaker 4: was six seven and a half, which that'll that will
Speaker 4: hurt you. He's probably now not going to be a
Speaker 4: top three pick because of his measurements.
Speaker 7: Kobe Bray was six five and three quarters barefoot. I
Speaker 7: don't know why they do barefoot, but put some shoes
Speaker 7: on him, and that's right around six seven.
Speaker 6: It's weird because you don't play bear exactly.
Speaker 5: So he's getting great reviews from the combine. That's good though.
Speaker 2: It's it's awesome because we saw him become a better
Speaker 2: player as the season went on. He was just a
Speaker 2: spot up shooter to start with. By the time the
Speaker 2: season end that he was creating his own shot. He
Speaker 2: was getting you know, making the moves to get open
Speaker 2: so we can get a shot off. He's he's earned
Speaker 2: that right to play in the NBA.
Speaker 4: He's yeah, do you think he will become any like
Speaker 4: will he play in the NBA? I mean his defense,
Speaker 4: His defense was an issue here, so it's hard to
Speaker 4: imagine how it's not in the NBA.
Speaker 6: But what do you think.
Speaker 7: I think some miles storm on the bench and use him.
Speaker 7: I mean, hopefully that defense improved. It got a lot
Speaker 7: better at the very end of the year. By tournament time,
Speaker 7: he was defending pretty well. But it still has a
Speaker 7: ways to go to get a lot of minutes. But
Speaker 7: I do think he'll be wearing a uniform and getting
Speaker 7: minutes sparingly somewhere just because how he shoots so well.
Speaker 4: He's a perfect example of how it is so hard
Speaker 4: for a lot of college fans to project the NBA.
Speaker 4: Because if you were looking at Kentucky's team last year
Speaker 4: and you were saying, okay, who are the best players,
Speaker 4: you probably would have ranked him like fifth or sixth.
Speaker 4: You know, you would have said, uh Otega, you know,
Speaker 4: Jackson Robinson, Lamont Butler, Amari Williams, maybe even Andrew Carr
Speaker 4: before he got hurt. But the NBA is looking for
Speaker 4: one specific set of skill sets, and fifteen years ago
Speaker 4: those skill sets were athleticism and that still matters. But
Speaker 4: now shooting is a lot more of what that skill
Speaker 4: set is, and he has it more consistently than those
Speaker 4: other guys.
Speaker 2: There's no doubt about it that it's a shooters league
Speaker 2: and that's one thing he can do well. I've learned
Speaker 2: over the years. I've been burned a couple of times
Speaker 2: saying that guys will never play in the NBA. Like
Speaker 2: I remember I said Winning Gabriel will never play in
Speaker 2: the NBA, Jared Vanderbilt. These guys surprised me, and he
Speaker 2: can do the thing the NBA coaches want done that
Speaker 2: shoot the basketball.
Speaker 6: It happens.
Speaker 4: I think a lot more now in the NBA that
Speaker 4: they see guys and they are putting you into a
Speaker 4: slot unless you're a superstar, you know, unless you're Anthony
Speaker 4: Edwards or whatever. They're saying, Okay, I need a big
Speaker 4: who can do this. I need a wing who can shoot.
Speaker 4: I need a three and D guy, right, I need
Speaker 4: a point guard who can do this.
Speaker 6: And if you can do that, they'd.
Speaker 4: Rather have that than say a Jackson Robinson, who can
Speaker 4: do a lot of things well but isn't necessarily a
Speaker 4: superstar at anything.
Speaker 7: And three pointing shooting is such a priority now, like
Speaker 7: the guys Ryan mentioned, nothing against the pass coach, but
Speaker 7: you know that some guys just weren't allowed to shoot
Speaker 7: threes here, and then in one summer before they get
Speaker 7: the NBA, they prove they have a shot, like guys
Speaker 7: like Julius Randall just knocking down threes consistently. I mean,
Speaker 7: he's a big example. He's a superstar, but anyone that
Speaker 7: can make a three has a shot in the NBA.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: And then Boogie Flanned from Arkansas, who at one point
Speaker 4: probably would have been the point guard, would have been
Speaker 4: the point guard here at Kentucky.
Speaker 6: He is withdrawing from the draft.
Speaker 4: He's a perfect example of how nil has changed college sports.
Speaker 6: This is a dude who certainly would have been in
Speaker 6: the draft, but he's withdrawing even.
Speaker 4: Though he could have still been a first round pick
Speaker 4: because there's more money for him in college. Most people
Speaker 4: think he's going to go to Florida and be the
Speaker 4: point guard there. Surprised, Are you surprised Col's gonna.
Speaker 6: Lose a point guard?
Speaker 7: He's actually slipped really far. Cal even put out a
Speaker 7: tweet a few weeks ago about how he's a first
Speaker 7: round pick. I think everyone had him as a second
Speaker 7: and I saw if a dude doesn't go first round,
Speaker 7: this will be Cal's first year not having a first
Speaker 7: rounder since like two thousand and seven. Really, yeah, so
Speaker 7: all the pressures on a due who's also projected fringe
Speaker 7: kind of more so second round right now. But uh,
Speaker 7: with flanned, I'm really surprised that didn't work out, especially
Speaker 7: when he got hurt. A lot of us thought he
Speaker 7: was kind of just getting ready for the NBA.
Speaker 2: I was gonna say, do you think if he hadn't
Speaker 2: got hurt he would have been a first round pick?
Speaker 2: Did the injury kind of derail? I don't think he
Speaker 2: was playing great.
Speaker 4: I mean, I I you know, not to not to
Speaker 4: pick on cow, but I want you to think about
Speaker 4: the slippage in point guards from Cal. Let's even go
Speaker 4: back to Memphis through the last few years. Let's just
Speaker 4: let's just relate who the Cal Perry point guards have.
Speaker 6: Been in the last few years.
Speaker 4: Started with Derrick Rose, Tyreek Evans, John Wall, Brandon Knight,
Speaker 4: Marcus Tige, Andrew Harrison Tyler, Ulssdaron Fox, Shae Gilgess, Alexander Right,
Speaker 4: go through that list. Now let's look at what the
Speaker 4: post COVID point guards were Devin ask you, Severe Wheeler,
Speaker 4: DJ Wagner and now Boogie Flynn. That's a massive drop off.
Speaker 4: And if you want to talk about the drop off
Speaker 4: in Cal as a coach, is that the explanation drew
Speaker 4: that you started with these guys who were able to
Speaker 4: dominate have pro careers, and then you end with guys
Speaker 4: who are not first round picks and might not even
Speaker 4: play in the league.
Speaker 7: Especially when he's so you know, so much of giving
Speaker 7: him in the dribble drive, you know, go and attack,
Speaker 7: and then you end up with Devin Rescuing who picks
Speaker 7: up his dribble at half court, and Severe Wheeler who
Speaker 7: couldn't really do it that well. I think years from now,
Speaker 7: when we look back at Cal's career, you will have
Speaker 7: to talk about pre COVID and post COVID. I don't
Speaker 7: know what happened, but I've seen a lot of night
Speaker 7: and day difference in him as the talent he's using.
Speaker 7: It could also just be with Portal and NL. It
Speaker 7: might not just be the COVID year. But it is
Speaker 7: it has been a completely different story around him since
Speaker 7: that twenty nineteen twenty twenty sex and.
Speaker 5: He also went away.
Speaker 4: I mean, in that group of post COVID guys, there
Speaker 4: are some dudes who are pretty good that he wouldn't.
Speaker 6: Let play point guard.
Speaker 2: So I was gonna say Case.
Speaker 4: Wallace, ty Ty Washington, even Davyon Mintz, he wouldn't John L.
Speaker 4: Davis who played a little point guard at Florida Atlantic,
Speaker 4: and then he didn't let him play.
Speaker 5: It.
Speaker 7: It's Rob should have been the starter. Let's just let's
Speaker 7: go ahead and say it. Rob could have been one
Speaker 7: on the list.
Speaker 6: Okay, so do it.
Speaker 4: So think about think about what that list is of Devin,
Speaker 4: ask you Severe Wheeler, DJ Wagner, and and what that
Speaker 4: list could have been, which would have been Davion Mintz,
Speaker 4: ty Ty Washington, Cason Wallace, Rob Dillingham.
Speaker 2: That's a different feel, that's a different list. I gotta
Speaker 2: be honest, though, I really thought DJ was going to
Speaker 2: be that guy. You know, we talked about him for
Speaker 2: years until he got here. I thought he was going
Speaker 2: to be in that same I did conversation as the
Speaker 2: great cal point guard. It just it just didn't happen.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it just didn't happen.
Speaker 4: Who's up next, shit, Bradley, Bradley, go ahead, Bradley, Hey.
Speaker 8: Man, I just had a quick question for you. For
Speaker 8: the longest time, you always said that we shouldn't choose
Speaker 8: coaches just because they have a connection to the university.
Speaker 8: But now that we have Pope, has that tune changed
Speaker 8: or did we just get lucky with Pope?
Speaker 5: No?
Speaker 6: I still feel the same way.
Speaker 5: I mean.
Speaker 4: Again, you let's go back to when Pope was hired.
Speaker 4: If you look at who the candidates were, I think
Speaker 4: he would equally as qualified as the candidates that we
Speaker 4: were down to at the time. So I think my
Speaker 4: opinion over the years has been, if it's a tie,
Speaker 4: you could give it to the Kentucky guy, But if
Speaker 4: it is not a tie, you picked the best coach.
Speaker 4: I think when you get down to the final two
Speaker 4: candidates were Shaka Smart and Mark Pope, then to me,
Speaker 4: it's a tie and you take Mark Pope. But if
Speaker 4: the university had allowed them to hire Bruce Pearl or
Speaker 4: Nate Oates, I think you would have hired Bruce Pearl
Speaker 4: or Naate Oates. And I think even Mark Pope would
Speaker 4: have probably understood that, but that's not how it played out.
Speaker 4: So my position is still the same. I mean, take
Speaker 4: John Shire, Duke doing a great job recruiting, should have
Speaker 4: won a national championship last year. Mike Krzyzewski probably wins
Speaker 4: a national championship with that group.
Speaker 6: Last year.
Speaker 4: Duke hired a dude who had never coached before. Carolina
Speaker 4: hired Hubert Davis, who had never coached before. I think
Speaker 4: when you got a job like that, you get the
Speaker 4: best dude, Drew you can get, and then that's that. Yeah,
Speaker 4: in maybe go ahead, sir.
Speaker 8: Sorry, So do you think that Pope still would have
Speaker 8: been one of the top candidates even if he hadn't
Speaker 8: have played at UK?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 6: Maybe?
Speaker 5: I mean it depends again.
Speaker 4: Once, once the university made the decision that they were
Speaker 4: not gonna hire Nat Oates, Bruce Pearl, Chris Beard or
Speaker 4: Sean Miller, which that decision was made, you can argue
Speaker 4: whether it should have been or not, but that decision
Speaker 4: was made by the higher ups in the university. Then
Speaker 4: Mark Pope to me, was just as qualified as everybody else.
Speaker 4: I mean, who's the coach at Louisville right now, Pat Kelsey?
Speaker 4: Did he do a good job. Did you know who
Speaker 4: he was before he coached before he got the Louisville job?
Speaker 5: Probably not.
Speaker 4: Look at the coach at Michigan, Dusty May. How many
Speaker 4: people knew who he was? Probably not many. So I
Speaker 4: think it's a different era of hiring coaches. You can't
Speaker 4: just go steal the big name. And yes, I think
Speaker 4: I appreciate the call. If you look at who was
Speaker 4: available and who Kentucky was allowed to hire, Mark Pope
Speaker 4: was as qualified as any of them.
Speaker 7: I haven't wrote a list before he even got hired.
Speaker 7: I had him tenth, but like all the way through,
Speaker 7: six or seven were crossed off because some they wouldn't
Speaker 7: talk to, some would turn him down. I think I
Speaker 7: had Todd Golden ahead of him and ended up that
Speaker 7: looking like pretty good. But uh, once Pope had that
Speaker 7: one year at b YU before we hired him, that
Speaker 7: put him on the list because it was their first
Speaker 7: year in the Big twelve. I think they finished fourth.
Speaker 7: Before that, he didn't really have the resume, but that
Speaker 7: one season I think really took him up to the
Speaker 7: next tier of coaches.
Speaker 4: But look at Todd Goldan, he came from San Francisco,
Speaker 4: right Nate Oates came from Buffalo. I mean, those dudes
Speaker 4: came from small schools. Mark Pope was at BYU, had
Speaker 4: had some success. He's as qualified as those dudes were
Speaker 4: before they took their jobs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think I've just seen true.
Speaker 6: I did.
Speaker 5: All beautiful dudes.
Speaker 2: It's a fair question. The guy asked, if you take
Speaker 2: away Mark Pope's UK basketball career, would he have been
Speaker 2: considered as a head coach? And I think Drew hit
Speaker 2: it that the one year that what he was able
Speaker 2: to do turning around BYU made them a power. I
Speaker 2: think kind of opened some eyes in the coaching world.
Speaker 7: They lost the tournament game to Dukane or whatever it was,
Speaker 7: but that was their first year in the Big twelve,
Speaker 7: and he actually had a great season all things considered.
Speaker 7: I think that put him on a lot of lists.
Speaker 7: I mean, you're right to be fair. Would he have
Speaker 7: been hired if he hadn't gone to Kentucky? Probably not.
Speaker 7: But would you rather have Shaka Smart because that's who.
Speaker 6: It would have been.
Speaker 5: I didn't really want him anyway.
Speaker 6: I think that's who.
Speaker 8: Like.
Speaker 4: Let's say Mark Pope didn't exist, SHACKA Smart's the coach here?
Speaker 6: Is that better? Not?
Speaker 5: For me. No, not really.
Speaker 6: I mean Chock is good, but he failed at Texas. Yeah,
Speaker 6: so would you have wanted to try it here?
Speaker 5: You know? I'm not sure?
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Speaker 10: Hey, guys, shout out to Ryan Fellow. Owis Borian. You
Speaker 10: know went to Catholic High and Brescia and I went
Speaker 10: to UK for med school. It's great to talk to you.
Speaker 10: I think I have a good question for you.
Speaker 6: Matt Okay.
Speaker 10: So I saw Mark Pope's latest press conference. He went
Speaker 10: through all the players. I don't know. I think he
Speaker 10: left out Cam Williams, but I'm not have missed that.
Speaker 10: So I have a limited I don't have a frame
Speaker 10: of reference. I've been to Kentucky basketball fan since I
Speaker 10: was a kid turning on katevid Lefford on top of
Speaker 10: the TV broadcast, and you know, he talked a lot
Speaker 10: about you know, hear a lot about Kentucky's unique. It's special, right,
Speaker 10: And for me it is because it's the only sports
Speaker 10: team I've ever followed. I took a wrong turn on
Speaker 10: Interstate thirty four years ago, and I've been in New
Speaker 10: York practice and medicine. You have a better perspective being
Speaker 10: around the sports war with you guys, Shannon and Brian
Speaker 10: and everything. What objectively speaking, Like, I'm I already believe
Speaker 10: it's the best, But what do I know objective? But
Speaker 10: what makes really Yeah.
Speaker 6: That's a great question.
Speaker 4: I would say if you were to rank programs in
Speaker 4: college basketball in terms of what is quote unquote the
Speaker 4: best program, there's really only a case for four. In
Speaker 4: my opinion, Kentucky, North Carolina, Duke in Kansas, and they
Speaker 4: each have their strengths. I think North Carolina has like
Speaker 4: a swagger factor that goes back really to Michael Jordan, right,
Speaker 4: the tar heel Blue, you know, that that whole thing
Speaker 4: that that there's.
Speaker 6: Just kind of a mystique around that.
Speaker 4: I think Duke has the brand national they were hated
Speaker 4: for so long they have They've been good for forty
Speaker 4: straight years and really, with the exception of a couple
Speaker 4: of years, good every year. They might have the best
Speaker 4: national brand. I think Kansas has the best home environment
Speaker 4: and the best history of just like it feels like history.
Speaker 4: But Kentucky has the best fans. I mean, Kentucky fans
Speaker 4: care more than any other fans, and so because of that,
Speaker 4: the Big Blue Nation. We still have a great history,
Speaker 4: we still have a great environment, and I think we
Speaker 4: have probably the second best brand now, but we have
Speaker 4: the best fans, and I think when you combine all those,
Speaker 4: Kentucky comes on top because if Duke's the best brand,
Speaker 4: we're the second. Right, If the best home environment is
Speaker 4: Kansas and Duke's second, we're probably third. And if the
Speaker 4: best NBA mystique is Carolina, we're probably second. And you
Speaker 4: could argue in the last twenty were probably first. So
Speaker 4: with all of that, I think I would put us
Speaker 4: at top first overall.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and then to back it up, you have to win.
Speaker 2: You have to be successful. Think he's got the most title.
Speaker 6: Yes, that's exactly most wins those are obviously very important. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So you got the fan base and you you
Speaker 2: get the success that can mix put them on top.
Speaker 4: We're the only program that's been good in every decade.
Speaker 4: We're the only one, and I do think that's important.
Speaker 2: That's important.
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Speaker 6: Good suggestions coming in on the show. Names. Thank you all?
Speaker 6: Uh like some really some good ones.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: I like appreciate the conversation. Maybe a little long, but
Speaker 4: I like it because.
Speaker 6: It connects to the audience. Connects to the audience.
Speaker 4: Conversation doesn't feel like the perfect word, but I might
Speaker 4: be able to figure out you can do.
Speaker 7: Appreciate our conversation and caught aoc for short tie in
Speaker 7: your political allegiance to it.
Speaker 4: The Matt Chat Matt Chat, Jones Zone Jones Jones Zone Wow,
Speaker 4: like Bill O'Reilly no spin? Since you mentioned the AOC
Speaker 4: can I tell you two things that make me a
Speaker 4: little mad this week, and I'm it's gonna be one
Speaker 4: on each side, so everybody don't get mad. Give me
Speaker 4: a chance to say both of them. First of all,
Speaker 4: the more that comes out about the way the people
Speaker 4: in the White House hid Biden's kind of slip, especially
Speaker 4: last summer or summer twenty twenty four, is pretty bad.
Speaker 6: It's pretty disgraceful. I don't blame him.
Speaker 4: He can't help it, right, But it was clear they
Speaker 4: knew in the months leading up to the debate that
Speaker 4: he was slipping, and they actively apparently tried to hide it.
Speaker 4: They would make video. They would when he would walk,
Speaker 4: they would slow the video down so that it looked
Speaker 4: like he was walking normal speed. He met, He met
Speaker 4: George Clooney, who had known for twenty years and didn't know,
Speaker 4: didn't recognize, didn't recognize. George Clooney, pretty famous person, somebody
Speaker 4: had been one of his biggest donors, if you remember.
Speaker 4: George Clooney. Right after that announced that somebody that he
Speaker 4: should drop out. That's probably what the reason, that's probably
Speaker 4: why he did it. Yeah, you owe that to America
Speaker 4: to tell people not just because we want to win
Speaker 4: the election, because he is the president of the United States.
Speaker 4: So that is I don't blame him, he was an
Speaker 4: old man, but the people around him, that's you can't
Speaker 4: do that. You can't be and I apparently they say
Speaker 4: they didn't do it because they thought he was their
Speaker 4: only chance to win.
Speaker 5: You know, that's not a reason to right.
Speaker 4: So that's one thing. Other thing, I don't care what
Speaker 4: anyone says. You can write me on on on the
Speaker 4: text machine. I ain't changed my mind on this. It
Speaker 4: is a horrible look for the president of the United
Speaker 4: States to take a free plane from Qatar and then
Speaker 4: keep it when he's done. That is bribery, plane and
Speaker 4: simple a country that has over the years supported terrorism
Speaker 4: to just basically bribe the president out.
Speaker 6: In the open.
Speaker 4: You can go, oh, the Buden family did this. Well,
Speaker 4: if that's the case, then that's wrong too. But this
Speaker 4: is out in the open. And you know, I give
Speaker 4: credit to some of the Republican commentators who are like,
Speaker 4: if Joe Biden said, I'm taking a plane and when
Speaker 4: I'm done, I'm keeping it. Come on, that's a ridiculous.
Speaker 4: And so you gotta on both those things. I don't
Speaker 4: care who you support. You gotta have standards. We have
Speaker 4: to have a president who if he has mental deterioration,
Speaker 4: you don't hide it. And we have to have a
Speaker 4: system where you can't just pay off the president four
Speaker 4: hundred million dollar plane and say when you're done, all
Speaker 4: can keep it.
Speaker 6: Come on.
Speaker 4: Those two things are ridiculous because people hate each other
Speaker 4: so much. Now in politics, we are accepting things that
Speaker 4: we would have never as a country accepted. Tenured neither
Speaker 4: one of those things would have been considered acceptable fifteen
Speaker 4: years ago, and now all of a sudden, everybody takes
Speaker 4: up for it.
Speaker 5: It annoys me.
Speaker 2: You think to be a big, huge public outcry on
Speaker 2: both of those situations.
Speaker 6: They should.
Speaker 4: Now the Biden thing, we didn't really know, but there
Speaker 4: were people that did and they didn't say any should
Speaker 4: have and they should have. That's just, you know, that's
Speaker 4: just how it is. You go on the game tonight, sir,
Speaker 4: you're going say it with the Rose shirt?
Speaker 2: Well, enjoy I just thought I saw it was Pete
Speaker 2: Rose shirt.
Speaker 6: All right, So I just need to I just wanted
Speaker 6: to say.
Speaker 5: Those two things.
Speaker 4: Was that a teaser for a I'm not saying what
Speaker 4: I'm doing on that show necessarily, but I just you know,
Speaker 4: people gotta say stuff. We are accepting things that we
Speaker 4: would never accept, and then we're defending it because we
Speaker 4: like that because we want our side to win. And
Speaker 4: that's nonsense. You cannot do that. That's how this country
Speaker 4: slips is when you start to finding stuff that you
Speaker 4: know is bad just because it's your side.
Speaker 6: You can't do that, all right, who's next? Mark Anthony,
Speaker 6: Mark Anthony.
Speaker 11: Go ahead, Bay, Good morning gentlemen. Hey Matthew, your show?
Speaker 11: Is it going to be sports centric or is it.
Speaker 6: Just it'll be everything except UK sports.
Speaker 4: That'll be the only thing I don't talk about, but
Speaker 4: it'll be sports, it'll be other.
Speaker 11: Stuff, So okay, all right. Then, Secondly, a big shout
Speaker 11: out to Bellman Baseball for last night. Carmen.
Speaker 6: What happened.
Speaker 4: I don't know what happened level the number one bell
Speaker 4: beating the web gym.
Speaker 7: He robbed him at the end, ran into the wall
Speaker 7: for the last out of the of the game. It
Speaker 7: was an awesome catch.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 6: I didn't know that. Very cool.
Speaker 11: I can't believe this is our two and you'll have
Speaker 11: that yet I didn't know.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry, that's on me. I didn't know that happened.
Speaker 11: And I know we're switching over to basketball right now,
Speaker 11: but I have to rant just for a second on
Speaker 11: this Pete Rose thing. Everybody knew Pete was going to
Speaker 11: be in the Hall of Fame because his numbers earned
Speaker 11: that spot for him. But I think it's pity and
Speaker 11: small to hold it until the man his dad before
Speaker 11: he gets his flowers. I just think that it's it's
Speaker 11: just pity, and it just rubbed me the wrong way.
Speaker 11: I just don't think that's right.
Speaker 4: Totally understand, appreciate the call, Totally understand. We're showing the
Speaker 4: man here, showing me the player right here, man on third.
Speaker 4: If he doesn't catch that, wow, Wow, he doesn't catch that,
Speaker 4: it's a tie. That was like an over the head basket.
Speaker 6: Wow.
Speaker 7: Slamming in the wall Louisville and since ninety one, that's
Speaker 7: an amazing catch.
Speaker 2: Great catch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean to end the game that way. It
Speaker 3: doesn't get any better'st the wall and.
Speaker 6: That's your team. You guys got to make you happy, right.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, we never had the chance to play
Speaker 3: D one teams, but I'm that's.
Speaker 6: So funny that they just beat Louisville.
Speaker 4: I was driving down by Extra Avenue the other day
Speaker 4: and they were playing somebody and there were like thirty
Speaker 4: people there, and I remember thinking, it's kind of crazy,
Speaker 4: that's a D one baseball team or whatever.
Speaker 6: And then and then a few days later they beat
Speaker 6: they beat Little So.
Speaker 7: Their first ever top twenty five win. Yeah, rethrowing L's
Speaker 7: down last night, Shannon.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah, Well well actually I can't. I'll be
Speaker 3: honest with you. I didn't find out till this morning,
Speaker 3: but I wanted this morning, not last night, this morning.
Speaker 2: Tell us you there.
Speaker 6: That's very very very very cool. Who's up next. Let's
Speaker 6: go to John, John, go ahead, John.
Speaker 12: Hey, Matt, So, a couple of days ago, you were
Speaker 12: talking about how you work any callers, and you were
Speaker 12: saying your phrase because you're cutting people off. But I
Speaker 12: was having the time of my life because in the
Speaker 12: first thirty minutes, the first two people didn't realize they
Speaker 12: were on the air. You had five old men calling
Speaker 12: about Bill Bellistick's girlf friend and a lady asking you
Speaker 12: about thisler, So bro, let me just tell you you
Speaker 12: can cut us off. It's okay. We need it sometime.
Speaker 4: Thank you though, but it did. It has kind of
Speaker 4: picked back up after I started letting people do that.
Speaker 4: So that's that's okay.
Speaker 2: You're going to try to make it to the third
Speaker 2: you said through tomorrow, I know.
Speaker 6: One more day. Yeah, tomorrow though tomorrow.
Speaker 4: Those that ask anything Thursday, So I'm a little worried
Speaker 4: about that.
Speaker 7: But you know, we see we've already I had the
Speaker 7: under you've already you've already passed that. I didn't think
Speaker 7: you'd make it as far as I don't think you
Speaker 7: get through Monday, to be honest.
Speaker 5: Okay, Well, you know we're proud of you.
Speaker 6: It was hard when the guys were like, my girl
Speaker 6: finished twenty two and I'm eighty one.
Speaker 4: That was that was that was a little that was
Speaker 4: a little difficult, but you know we still.
Speaker 5: Were able to able to do it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think Drew and I old there could cut
Speaker 2: this guy off. We're we're wanting to cut those guys off.
Speaker 6: Yes, thank you very much, appreciate the call.
Speaker 5: You know, we.
Speaker 4: The I learned something that I didn't know was still
Speaker 4: the case. They I saw the headline Libby Done is
Speaker 4: the cover of the SI Swimsuit Issue.
Speaker 6: I didn't even know they still did that, did you?
Speaker 2: They went through an erow where like they they were naked,
Speaker 2: like all the athletes were naked and they were Body Issue.
Speaker 4: That's a different magage, different also, and that was the
Speaker 4: ESP and the body and what of course that's your reaction.
Speaker 6: They went through an era where they were naked.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I thought that was athletes.
Speaker 6: Okay, I'm gonna go to you. Uh, did you know
Speaker 6: that still existed?
Speaker 7: You know, I've seen like they'll do online. I don't
Speaker 7: do you still have a print version. I knew it's
Speaker 7: still existing because they've had a lot of famous people
Speaker 7: step in the only models. But you know, when I
Speaker 7: was a kid, I used to make sure I had
Speaker 7: the copy, took it. I don't know if they still
Speaker 7: don't put it out like they just take it.
Speaker 6: That my mom took it from out of the mailbox
Speaker 6: before you got home.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so I subscribed to Sports Illustrate. When I was
Speaker 4: a kid, Sports Illustrated came on Thursdays. It was my
Speaker 4: favorite thing.
Speaker 6: It was awesome.
Speaker 4: I would read it cover to cover. I probably read
Speaker 4: every Sports Illustrated from nineteen eighty. I can still remember
Speaker 4: the Jack Nicholas winning the Masters one, so that was
Speaker 4: what eighty six. So I probably read every Sports Illustrated
Speaker 4: from probably eighty six to ninety six, every one of them.
Speaker 4: But then there'd be a week where it wouldn't come,
Speaker 4: and I'd go, Mom, did the Sports Illustrated come?
Speaker 6: And she was like, be like, I haven't seen it.
Speaker 6: My mom doesn't lie.
Speaker 5: They're on vacation. My mom doesn't lie. But she'd be like,
Speaker 5: I didn't have one this week.
Speaker 6: That's weird. I haven't seen hims every Thursday.
Speaker 5: It always seems to not come the same time of year.
Speaker 4: And then finally, like when I was a senior in
Speaker 4: high school, she told me she was throwing those.
Speaker 5: Away and I never got to I never got to
Speaker 5: see them.
Speaker 7: We could have shared a subscription because I didn't need
Speaker 7: the other fifty one say.
Speaker 3: That's the only reason I was counting as a kid.
Speaker 5: I didn't even know you did it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, didn't read the other ones.
Speaker 6: I was always like. I was always like, what's there
Speaker 6: we talking about?
Speaker 4: I didn't know because I saw at the beginning there
Speaker 4: would be letters to the editor where people complained about
Speaker 4: the week before issue, and I'd always go these people.
Speaker 2: Complaining about it's funny.
Speaker 6: I wasn't in there. I don't remember that at all.
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Speaker 2: Oh I got some new reads. I got to pull
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Speaker 6: Get some, you got it ready.
Speaker 5: As soon as you pull it up.
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Speaker 4: We'll take a break, be right back. Final segments Kentucky
Speaker 4: Sports Radio. My mom's got to be doing her religion class.
Speaker 4: She would have written me after I.
Speaker 2: Said, surprise she didn't.
Speaker 6: She's got to be doing a.
Speaker 4: Religion class, because she would have said, like I did,
Speaker 4: it for your own good. Oh, here we go, she
Speaker 4: did there it is Mama tried.
Speaker 6: That's a great tried.
Speaker 5: That's a good two word reply to that. Perfect.
Speaker 4: I just this is just for educational purposes. There's a
Speaker 4: lot of people write me. I'm sure that are like,
Speaker 4: you know, one accounter and theyre go, oh, he's not
Speaker 4: keeping the plane himself.
Speaker 6: The president. He's done. It's it's gonna be his president library.
Speaker 4: First of all, presidential libraries are private, they're not part
Speaker 4: of the government, and he could still use it for
Speaker 4: all his private stuff. Presidential libraries are donated by donors.
Speaker 4: That's actually why they're a little bit of a boondoggle.
Speaker 4: I don't like it. Presidents all the presidents do this.
Speaker 4: When they finish, they take money from everyone for their
Speaker 4: library because it's private. But it'll be for his library,
Speaker 4: but he'll use it for his personal use. So you
Speaker 4: should be against that. One person rights. I think he's
Speaker 4: only doing it to make the left mad. You're probably right,
Speaker 4: but that's not what the president should do. And then
Speaker 4: there's a security part. Do we want to let a
Speaker 4: country that over the years has has aided and embedded
Speaker 4: terrorist have the security knowledge of our plane?
Speaker 6: That keeps the president in the air.
Speaker 2: I haven't even thought about that angle. That's a little scary.
Speaker 4: I mean, that's gonna be the new air force one.
Speaker 4: We are going to have a country who has aided
Speaker 4: terrorists who gave us the plane for our president, Shannon.
Speaker 4: That's a little worrisome, isn't it.
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I would think so, probably got little hidden micro chips
Speaker 2: in there.
Speaker 4: They'll go, well, we'll look at it, but they'll know
Speaker 4: how it like right now. I don't think they know
Speaker 4: what our air force wanting. They'll know now. I just
Speaker 4: I can't imagine why people think that's a good idea. Thankfully,
Speaker 4: there are some people on the other side who have said.
Speaker 6: What are we doing? But there need to be more
Speaker 6: because it's crazy to me.
Speaker 7: Crazy Also such a bad president for whoever's next could
Speaker 7: be the other side that takes something.
Speaker 6: That's that's what That's another thing.
Speaker 4: I don't understand everything you're taking up for now, the
Speaker 4: other side's gonna do the same thing, right, Well, are
Speaker 4: you not worried about that?
Speaker 3: That's what they're gonna say, Well, he did it, yeah, but.
Speaker 4: That cannot be the reason for everything the other side
Speaker 4: did it. Then we'll just go into a pit of awfulness. Anyway,
Speaker 4: all right, I'm done with that. I have a question
Speaker 4: for you. I go the phones. You don't have to
Speaker 4: go to South Africa in September. Yes, the little conference
Speaker 4: I'm in is six days, but I'm going south. It
Speaker 4: takes seventeen weeks to get to South Africa. It's a
Speaker 4: long trip.
Speaker 6: It is far away.
Speaker 2: It is literally.
Speaker 4: The second longest flight you can take in America is
Speaker 4: the one I'm gonna take. Atlanta to Cape Town is
Speaker 4: a fifteen hour direct flight.
Speaker 5: Good.
Speaker 4: It is the second longest flight you can take in
Speaker 4: the world. There's only one flight longer New York to Singapore.
Speaker 4: If I'm gonna go all that way and fly fifteen
Speaker 4: hours each way, I'm gonna stay more than five days.
Speaker 4: I see on I was looking online, and there's a
Speaker 4: safari that starts the day after my conference ends for
Speaker 4: nine days. You get to go to this wildlife preserved
Speaker 4: where you get to see rhinos, elephants, giraffes.
Speaker 6: I'm in on all that.
Speaker 2: You gotta do it.
Speaker 4: But here's the second of it. It's half safari, half
Speaker 4: adventure tourism. Here's the adventure part. Scaling down a mountain
Speaker 4: like repelling a zip line over the world's largest over
Speaker 4: Africa's largest canyon.
Speaker 5: You just you just sit there for that. You got and.
Speaker 6: A hike, which I could do the hike, but you know, Shannon,
Speaker 6: you and I are were both scared of hikes.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm setting that one out.
Speaker 6: Do the zip line. We've done it before in Alaska.
Speaker 5: You just you just go.
Speaker 6: We we jumped out of a plane, just a ride.
Speaker 6: But the repelling.
Speaker 5: We did a small, very small repell in Alaska. Do
Speaker 5: you remember that.
Speaker 6: I was terrified so to you'll just set that one up.
Speaker 5: That's what I wonder.
Speaker 6: Can I just say they're not going to force you
Speaker 6: off the line. I'll go look at but I don't
Speaker 6: know when you get up, there is the only way down.
Speaker 2: Don't go up.
Speaker 7: A lot of these they're catered to tourists, so like,
Speaker 7: you know, it could take any type of person. I
Speaker 7: would read the fine print, like does it say you
Speaker 7: need to have a little bit of experience or you
Speaker 7: need to be a certain way?
Speaker 4: Said you were you it said as long as you
Speaker 4: weren't in terrible shape, you could do okay.
Speaker 5: Because I think the the baby sits you a little
Speaker 5: bit on this repelling.
Speaker 4: I mean, I like the idea of like, there's a
Speaker 4: nature preserve up in northeast South Africa that is like
Speaker 4: the second best nature preserved to see wild animals in
Speaker 4: the world, and you get to stay in it and
Speaker 4: they say elephants like walk up to your house. That
Speaker 4: feels like that would be awesome. So part of me
Speaker 4: is like, if I'm gonna go all the way over there,
Speaker 4: I'd like to do it. It's good the UK bye
Speaker 4: week is during this week, so I wouldn't miss a game.
Speaker 2: You gotta do it. I mean, you may never have
Speaker 2: this chance again. And I think all though positive and
Speaker 2: the fun things about this far out weigh the one
Speaker 2: reservation you have about to do the repelling down the mountain.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so you say do it?
Speaker 9: Do it?
Speaker 5: Shannon?
Speaker 6: Would you do it? Have to repel down the mountain?
Speaker 5: God?
Speaker 3: I don't know, man, I guess I would if push
Speaker 3: came to shove, but I wouldn't want to do it.
Speaker 5: Hopefully it doesn't come to pushing and shoving.
Speaker 6: Hopefully push you off the mountain. But seeing an elephant good.
Speaker 2: You gotta do all that.
Speaker 3: We got those at the zoo and Louis.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but like out in the wild and then it's
Speaker 4: a nature preserve and it just feels.
Speaker 2: Like once in a lifetime opportunity or whatever.
Speaker 9: I mean.
Speaker 4: The reality is I'll probably never go back to South
Speaker 4: Africa after this trip, so.
Speaker 5: I feel like you have to do it right, don't you. Yeah?
Speaker 2: You know, they've got some places around town where you
Speaker 2: can kind of practice your repelling. It won't be near
Speaker 2: as tall, but go you can practice a little bit.
Speaker 6: We can take you out to the gorge. Yeah, not
Speaker 6: a bad idea. All right, who's up next? Shit? Mark?
Speaker 11: Mark?
Speaker 6: Go ahead and.
Speaker 9: Mark first time?
Speaker 6: Long time? Who are.
Speaker 9: For the name of your show? Through the song that
Speaker 9: was sixty years ago. It's called Long Cane Jones by
Speaker 9: the Coasters. It would be perfect for your show.
Speaker 2: Long Long Came Came.
Speaker 9: Long A Long Along Came Joan. It's a humorous song.
Speaker 5: It is.
Speaker 6: It feels like that people could read that the wrong
Speaker 6: way though.
Speaker 2: Sing it again, right he Long Came Joan baronnet and
Speaker 2: internet tall talking Joan.
Speaker 3: Theme song.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that actually wouldn't be the worst theme song in
Speaker 6: the world. All right, well, thank you, sir.
Speaker 9: The Coasters version, the Coasters version, there's there's a race
Speaker 9: Stephens did it around nineteen seventy, the Coasters around nineteen sixty.
Speaker 6: All right, well, I appreciate it, appreciate the call.
Speaker 4: Let's pick tonight Pete Rose Night, White Socks and Reds.
Speaker 4: Reds are on a five game losing streak, but there
Speaker 4: minus two forty to win tonight. Do the Reds get
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Speaker 7: In honor of Pete Rose. You have to bet on
Speaker 7: the Reds. I will bet on Cincinnati tonight. You specifically,
Speaker 7: of all Knights to bet on the Reds.
Speaker 2: This is the one.
Speaker 5: If you're ever.
Speaker 6: Gonna bet, this is the night to bet on the Reds.
Speaker 6: Fair enough, you got them. They're not real.
Speaker 2: You're not gonna lose on Pete Rose Night. Of course
Speaker 2: they're gonna win.
Speaker 3: The gonna throw the game though.
Speaker 2: The game.
Speaker 4: This is the biggest the time bet on the Reds.
Speaker 4: The White Sox throw the game. Come on, this is
Speaker 4: do you think they put it against the White Sox
Speaker 4: for that I'm definitely betting. They played the White Sox
Speaker 4: at home once every two years. They were like, this
Speaker 4: is perfect of the gambling game of the century. Thank
Speaker 4: you all very much. Tomorrow we are in studio. This
Speaker 4: has been in Kentucky Sports Radio.