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Speaker 3: Didn't you didn't need to do that. Uh, Mario made
Speaker 3: a mean video about you. By the way, did you
Speaker 3: have you seen that?
Speaker 2: Was mean? I I it's on what's that on?
Speaker 3: Mario? Mario put it on his Twitter. There's a video
Speaker 3: that's just a little mean. I just want I don't
Speaker 3: condone Mario's video about Ryan, although I will say I
Speaker 3: do think it's funny, Drew, I'm not.
Speaker 2: I'm not gonna say that I condone it.
Speaker 4: Well, sometimes when Ryan's not the one talking, he looks
Speaker 4: a little sleepy, and Mario just captured some of it
Speaker 4: and put a nursery rhyme over.
Speaker 2: Lah blah blah.
Speaker 3: Ef I'm nine twenty two eighty seven. One person says, Matt,
Speaker 3: did you see the lawyers that were making out in
Speaker 3: Central Park have been put on leave.
Speaker 2: I don't like that.
Speaker 3: I think that's you've completely they have completely upended these
Speaker 3: people's lives for what they're not public figures.
Speaker 2: Leave them alone, let people make out. I mean, now
Speaker 2: they both have put on leave.
Speaker 3: First of all, I don't know that any either one
Speaker 3: of them should have been put on leave, but the
Speaker 3: woman certainly shouldn't have been put on leave. Like, you know, what,
Speaker 3: why would you do that? They're following these people around
Speaker 3: the streets.
Speaker 2: If you can't make out in Central Park, where can
Speaker 2: you make out? Really? Okay?
Speaker 3: Fine, like even people who are like, well, don't make
Speaker 3: out in Central Park? Okay, but do you really think
Speaker 3: people should lose their jobs over making out in Central Park?
Speaker 3: On the park beautiful? You know, I feel like, are
Speaker 3: we going We're going a little crazy if people are
Speaker 3: losing their jobs for making out in Central Park.
Speaker 1: Yeah, the dude had a job offer on the table
Speaker 1: right from another law firm that was gonna pay him
Speaker 1: like millions and millions and millions of dollars a year.
Speaker 2: They pulled that offer.
Speaker 3: And the law firms are doing it because they're like,
Speaker 3: people keep harassing this Who are the people harassing these people?
Speaker 2: Build? Yeah, this is a slippery slow.
Speaker 5: But I don't want to live in a country where
Speaker 5: you can't make out in a public park.
Speaker 2: This is just this is not right. Think how peaceful
Speaker 2: that is.
Speaker 3: It's a nice little bench there before we I want
Speaker 3: to get to some UK football before we do that.
Speaker 3: Drake London is an NFL player. He got engaged Marissa,
Speaker 3: so they it's nice.
Speaker 2: He got engaged. Did you see what he did for
Speaker 2: his engagement? I did not see this, So all.
Speaker 3: Right, first time, I'm going to tell you what he did,
Speaker 3: get your reaction, and then tell you why did it
Speaker 3: and see if that changes.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, he gets engaged.
Speaker 3: He sets up on a mountaintop. He sets up a
Speaker 3: table with like fine dining. He gets on one knee
Speaker 3: and then serves his uh fiance Taco bell. Oh yeah,
Speaker 3: he gave her two chiloopas uh as part of the engagement.
Speaker 2: Do you like that?
Speaker 1: I'm hoping there's more of the story, like if that
Speaker 1: was their first date or something or what?
Speaker 2: What do you what? Do you like it? Well?
Speaker 4: Obviously I love it? Do you take a step far?
Speaker 4: He could have rolled the ring up and toilet paper
Speaker 4: where she finds it a few minutes later.
Speaker 1: Everything else about the story is very romantic. You know,
Speaker 1: if he did all this leading up to.
Speaker 3: So the reason so rationale apparently is this might be
Speaker 3: kind of sweet. Actually, on their second date, he took
Speaker 3: her to Taco Bell. Now that's a red flag to me.
Speaker 3: On the second day, I think you gotta know. I
Speaker 3: think you gotta know somebody a little while before you
Speaker 3: take him to Taco Bell.
Speaker 2: But second date takes them to Taco Bell.
Speaker 3: Apparently at Taco Bell, she said to him something like,
Speaker 3: I had a dream once that I would get engaged
Speaker 3: eating Taco Bell. He put it in his memory bank
Speaker 3: and then decided when he got engaged to make her dream.
Speaker 3: It wasn't like what she wanted, but she had had
Speaker 3: a dream to make her dream come true.
Speaker 2: Does that make it sweet? I mean I loved it
Speaker 2: from the beginning with it. Does that make it sweet? Marissa?
Speaker 4: Yes, he remember that for so long when they first
Speaker 4: started dating. Maybe he didn't have much money. I'm sure
Speaker 4: as a college athlete he was getting paid zero dollars,
Speaker 4: so he probably just went and got what they could afford.
Speaker 1: On their second date, you know that meant going to
Speaker 1: mean so much to that couple, and especially to her
Speaker 1: more than any expensive he could have spent one thousand
Speaker 1: dollars on a dinner. He spent twelve dollars and fifty cents,
Speaker 1: and it meant more to her than anything else he
Speaker 1: could do.
Speaker 4: That's though, Tu chuoupa is hard to get for twelve
Speaker 4: dollars these days. You're talking, you're real good fifteen.
Speaker 2: By the way, I've eaten at the Mount Vernon Taco Bell. Oh,
Speaker 2: it's a great one, probably.
Speaker 3: As much as any restaurant in the state, because every
Speaker 3: time we come here, I forget to get food and
Speaker 3: then there's nothing between here and Mount Vernon except that
Speaker 3: Taco Bell. And I'm like, all right, fine, I'll eat
Speaker 3: at the Mount Vernon Taco Bell. I've eaten there a
Speaker 3: million times.
Speaker 2: Good spot right down the hill there. Yeah, it's right
Speaker 2: to you go there.
Speaker 5: Anyway, Romance is in the eye of the beholder, and
Speaker 5: this was obviously romantic to them. I spent junior prom
Speaker 5: dinner at Taco Bell, so I understand it's a romantic place.
Speaker 2: Where was that is?
Speaker 5: At the Taco Bell in Crestwood. We had reservations on
Speaker 5: the waterfront and Louisville and it storms so bad they
Speaker 5: had to cancel the reservation.
Speaker 2: And his next choice was Taco Bell. Yeah, I love it.
Speaker 2: That's sweet.
Speaker 3: I feel like that's a very billy prom prom story.
Speaker 3: If I'm nine two twenty two eighty seven. Let's talk
Speaker 3: a little bit about football. Kentucky opens Media Day is Monday.
Speaker 2: We will be there. We'll be doing the show there.
Speaker 3: Will stein Uh and Kenny Minsche we'll both be on
Speaker 3: here on Monday to talk. You can actually meet your
Speaker 3: future quarterback here on Monday. I'm very excited about that.
Speaker 3: You know, they get going that afternoon will be the
Speaker 3: first practice. We know almost nothing about this team as
Speaker 3: a fan base.
Speaker 2: Really.
Speaker 3: I mean we know Todd Bryant, Willie Rodriguez, and we
Speaker 3: know our quarterbacks. Willy Minschie, the one of the offensive linemen,
Speaker 3: did a bitch me. Kenny Benchi, one of the offensive linemen,
Speaker 3: did a video where he drew and it turns out
Speaker 3: he's a great artist. But we know nothing about this team.
Speaker 3: What do you think we're gonna learn over the next
Speaker 3: few weeks?
Speaker 2: What artists?
Speaker 4: For one, that was incredible for anyone that hadn't seen
Speaker 4: that video. They had him draw the free hand the
Speaker 4: UK logo and it's like perfect he's maybe the best
Speaker 4: player on the team.
Speaker 2: Colton Price uh.
Speaker 4: Monday, even though he'll be on Monday as well. By
Speaker 4: the Yeah, he's he might be one of the best
Speaker 4: sinners in the country with minche. You know, we've seen
Speaker 4: the highlights and he was a media day. But I'm
Speaker 4: excited to hear from him the guy, being the leader
Speaker 4: of the team. Still don't know a lot about him
Speaker 4: other than just his timeline of getting to UK and
Speaker 4: what little glipses we've gotten in the spring. But it's
Speaker 4: been pretty pretty quiet around him, and I'm excited to
Speaker 4: have a full conversation with him.
Speaker 3: Ryan, What do you think we're gonna learn over the
Speaker 3: course of the next few weeks before the first game.
Speaker 1: I don't know if we'll be able to learn a
Speaker 1: whole lot rather than the think. I'm looking at our
Speaker 1: running backs. Our top two guys are hurt. You know,
Speaker 1: they didn't even play in the spring. They're coming off
Speaker 1: very serious injuries.
Speaker 3: But they're both being they're both supposed to play this fall,
Speaker 3: they'll supposed to play this false. So yes, one thing
Speaker 3: I'm looking might learn are they already are they gonna
Speaker 3: be ready?
Speaker 2: How are they rehab?
Speaker 3: And I think I think our football story is gonna
Speaker 3: be a lot like our basketball story in the sense
Speaker 3: of we're going to score a lot of points.
Speaker 2: I don't know that our defense is gonna be very good.
Speaker 3: I do think, though, fans need to prepare through we
Speaker 3: might have the best offensive line this school has ever seen.
Speaker 3: I mean, we are bringing in five guys, and they're
Speaker 3: not like this dude that's played at New Mexico State
Speaker 3: and this dude that played at UTEP. We're bringing in
Speaker 3: five guys with pedigrees. We brought in the number one
Speaker 3: center in America from Baylor. We brought in a starter
Speaker 3: from Tennessee, a starter from Ohio State. I mean, these
Speaker 3: are guys with pedigrees. This is an offensive line that
Speaker 3: if it's not good, it will be a shock. Cole
Speaker 3: Kublick says it will be the best offensive line in
Speaker 3: the history of Kentucky football.
Speaker 2: Those are strong words. Do you think they'll they'll meet
Speaker 2: up to it. I hope.
Speaker 6: So.
Speaker 4: There's a few returners that will be playing with those
Speaker 4: guys and backing them up that need to take a
Speaker 4: step forward.
Speaker 2: But overall, it's a if. CBS ranked them third behind
Speaker 2: Georgia and Texas.
Speaker 3: I mean, just think about that for a minute. Third
Speaker 3: best offensive line I think in the SEC. Fifth best
Speaker 3: in the country CBS has for I mean.
Speaker 2: That's crazy.
Speaker 4: And as we saw when Kentucky was winning, they had
Speaker 4: the big Blue wall and that's what powered everything. That
Speaker 4: took a dip late in the Stoops years and it
Speaker 4: just derailed everything. You know, tight ends, we're having to
Speaker 4: stay back and block more than get involved in the
Speaker 4: passing game. So Stein made that a priority. And with
Speaker 4: what he runs his offense, he knew he needed to
Speaker 4: have a good line and it seems he has one.
Speaker 3: Do we play Texas this year? No, Texas go to Tea,
Speaker 3: So I want you to think about that. According to
Speaker 3: CBS Ryan, we will have a better offensive line than
Speaker 3: every team we play. We don't play Georgia either. We
Speaker 3: will have a better offensive line than every team we play.
Speaker 4: That has never happened, right, and Alabama's on the schedule, Yes, I.
Speaker 2: Mean Alabama's is supposed to be kind of weak.
Speaker 3: I mean, we will have a better offensive line, again,
Speaker 3: according to CBS, than every team we play. That's never
Speaker 3: happened in UK football history. And I think our fans
Speaker 3: haven't even really met me. He true have not even
Speaker 3: really truly made that real essay that this is gonna be,
Speaker 3: at least on offense, a different Kentucky team than we've seen.
Speaker 1: It's amazing to hear you say that when we are,
Speaker 1: like get Brew said on our schedules Alabama, Florida, LSU, Texas,
Speaker 1: A and m at all offensive line is ready to
Speaker 1: higher than all those teams, all of them.
Speaker 2: That's amazing, well compared to the last few years.
Speaker 5: As long as they don't visit the concession stand mid game,
Speaker 5: they're going to be better than what it's been in
Speaker 5: the last few But I mean.
Speaker 3: We've had good offensive lines, but this one could be
Speaker 3: the best.
Speaker 4: So at the ornamenthead one win the Joe More Award,
Speaker 4: that's best in the country.
Speaker 3: That's that's amazing. But now we have this one. And
Speaker 3: then you've got Minchi. The guy hasn't really played, but
Speaker 3: there are people that'll tell you that he nearly started
Speaker 3: at Notre Dame last year, that a lot of people
Speaker 3: that watched camp thought he.
Speaker 2: Might get the job. He didn't.
Speaker 3: The other guy played the whole year and Notre Dame
Speaker 3: was good. I mean, are you optimistic about him? I mean,
Speaker 3: it'll be the first time I've ever seen him speak
Speaker 3: will be when he sits with us on Monday.
Speaker 2: I am.
Speaker 4: We've had two examples of this. There was Vandergriff who
Speaker 4: almost won the job at Georgia and everybody said they
Speaker 4: would have been fine with him that didn't pen out
Speaker 4: a lot of injuries. But then we also had Will Levis,
Speaker 4: who they said could have been the starter at Penn State,
Speaker 4: but he wanted to go somewhere we could start, hopefully.
Speaker 4: Minshi is more of the Levis that we saw, where
Speaker 4: a guy just couldn't win the job at his first school,
Speaker 4: but knew he had started capabilities.
Speaker 3: I do wonder if it's like a third time he's
Speaker 3: a charm, because you're right, we've had this happen twice.
Speaker 3: One of them was a huge success, one of them
Speaker 3: was a huge failure. I kind of feel like Ryan,
Speaker 3: and maybe I'm just being optimistic. This is more a
Speaker 3: Levis situation. If you remember with Levis, the story was well,
Speaker 3: he nearly won the job, didn't quite get it, was
Speaker 3: still talented, and then knew he wouldn't get to start
Speaker 3: the next year, so he came. I kind of feel
Speaker 3: like this is more like this. I'm crossing and we
Speaker 3: had a trust will Stein. I mean, he's had a
Speaker 3: great track record with quarterbacks. This is the guy he
Speaker 3: went after, This is the guy he wanted. So I
Speaker 3: trust his judgment on how good Ken he Minchi is
Speaker 3: and will be. I was listening to Andy Staples yesterday
Speaker 3: and he was looking at that Alabama game, Billy, and
Speaker 3: he said, the Alabama game has a chance to make
Speaker 3: will Stein's career and end Kaylin de Bor's career.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: And it's the second week of the season. And that's
Speaker 3: the very like grand thing to say. But I don't
Speaker 3: think it's crazy if Kentucky wins. I mean, I want
Speaker 3: you to just put your mind on what that day
Speaker 3: is gonna be. Like, Okay, second week of the season,
Speaker 3: there are only like three games that are really good
Speaker 3: all over the country. We will be playing at three
Speaker 3: point thirty on ABC Prime slot. The whole country watching
Speaker 3: leading into Texas Ohio State, which is arguably the biggest
Speaker 3: game of the year, and you're gonna be right before it.
Speaker 3: Texas Ohio State will probably get the biggest rating that
Speaker 3: any game will get all season if you could beat
Speaker 3: Alabama leading into it and then throughout the game, have
Speaker 3: people saying Kentucky beat Alabama. Billy, you have a chance
Speaker 3: to make your program in the second game. Now that
Speaker 3: doesn't mean you're gonna go to the to the playoff.
Speaker 3: It doesn't mean, but you have a chance to make
Speaker 3: your program. Even if you play it close and lose,
Speaker 3: you have a chance to make your program.
Speaker 2: What an opportunity it really is.
Speaker 5: And if you thought people were talking about will Stein
Speaker 5: after the because of me comment, he will be the
Speaker 5: talk of the sport. If they can have an upset
Speaker 5: like that, the energy in Crogerfield is going to be incredible.
Speaker 2: And just going to back for a second.
Speaker 5: You remember Shaiz Pete, he joined us, he became a
Speaker 5: star after our interview at media Day. I think Kenny
Speaker 5: Minsh's gonna do that. You're gonna find out he is
Speaker 5: the guy when we interview him on Monday.
Speaker 2: I hope. So.
Speaker 3: I think that'll be uh. I think that would be great.
Speaker 3: And I am looking forward to Drew just the moment.
Speaker 3: I mean, what is the last big moment for UK
Speaker 3: fans in football? What's the last what's the last moment
Speaker 3: like Kroger Field will be in the lead up to
Speaker 3: that Alabama game? Is it two years ago? Three four,
Speaker 3: When was the last time we had a moment like
Speaker 3: that's gonna be.
Speaker 4: Well, we've you know, celebrated. The win over Florida is huge,
Speaker 4: but the pregame won't be anything like this. Alabama coming up.
Speaker 3: I mean, I can't think of the last time there
Speaker 3: will be I mean, that's gonna be the big I mean,
Speaker 3: when's the last time we hosted Alabama?
Speaker 4: Uh, they were here not too long ago. They smoked
Speaker 4: us pretty good. But was it during COVID. It's been
Speaker 4: since COVID, If I'm not mistaken, we were never in it. Well, Matt,
Speaker 4: but we've been in this ABC game the last two
Speaker 4: years at three point thirty and have got embarrassed. Remember
Speaker 4: they were laughing going to halftime because we fumbled time
Speaker 4: outs and you know, messed up to plays. So now
Speaker 4: we're back in that spotlight with an even better opponent
Speaker 4: and hopefully not dropping the ball this time because Ole
Speaker 4: Miss last year in South Carolina year before that came
Speaker 4: in and beat us in derail.
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Speaker 2: Is Kentucky Sports Radio work come back?
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Speaker 3: Kentucky Thoroughbred Hospitality Group, Kentucky playing TBT Sunday. How many
Speaker 3: all gonna watch the game Sunday? I saw the ratings
Speaker 3: for the last Kentucky game.
Speaker 2: Were actually really good, were they? Yeah? They were.
Speaker 3: They think it had something like six hundred thousand or
Speaker 3: something like that, which is a lot for a summer
Speaker 3: basketball game with TBT. And I think that's because of
Speaker 3: Kentucky fans. How much do you think you'll be nervous
Speaker 3: while you watch the game that you know.
Speaker 4: I've already been nervous. I've been nervous since Wednesday night.
Speaker 4: They're one step away from the chicken, as Willie cauley
Speaker 4: Stein called it on here last Friday.
Speaker 2: Once up away from the chicken. That's what he's calling
Speaker 2: the money he wants the chicken, the chicken. I've never
Speaker 2: heard money called chicken before.
Speaker 4: I mean, you know, these guys have made some good
Speaker 4: money in their pro careers, but that's still a lot
Speaker 4: of money dangling in front of them to add to
Speaker 4: their bank accounts.
Speaker 2: With one more win.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean they'll be I mean, I don't know
Speaker 3: if they're paying them equally, but like you could end
Speaker 3: up making two hundred and fifty thousand.
Speaker 2: Dollars for a week or for two weeks. That's pretty good.
Speaker 2: And they never had to really leave Lexington.
Speaker 1: You get to play in a national television you mean,
Speaker 1: you can kind of help revitalize your career, maybe get
Speaker 1: a better signing of an overseas team somewhere. So there's
Speaker 1: a lot to play for, just besides the money to pay.
Speaker 3: All right, So Davis Steele gave us Davis Steel T shirts.
Speaker 2: Here you go, Here we go.
Speaker 3: I don't know what I'm gonna do with this. I
Speaker 3: have to tell you, Drew, because I can't.
Speaker 2: I can't. Can't you have to hold it. Let's see
Speaker 2: Bob and Jamestown. There you go.
Speaker 3: You can have one too, so that you know, so
Speaker 3: that you know it's down on the right it says
Speaker 3: steel City. Do you do you think after we win?
Speaker 3: Do you think I make a video like taking it
Speaker 3: down or something like that?
Speaker 2: Maybe?
Speaker 4: I mean I wish them well with their business starting
Speaker 4: Monday morning, But between now and Sunday, I just can't
Speaker 4: look past the fact that they left us for another team.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it is tough, but we have talked about them
Speaker 2: a lot.
Speaker 4: They have as we learned, their own community wasn't very
Speaker 4: aware of them, so that the marketing end has worked
Speaker 4: for them.
Speaker 2: Are we gonna win? I feel like we're gonna win.
Speaker 3: I watched that game last night and it didn't feel
Speaker 3: like they were great.
Speaker 4: So they gave York that played at Arizona's really good.
Speaker 4: You average is twenty something.
Speaker 2: He's like Archie. They're very sad. They're probably the two
Speaker 2: best players in the league.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think Archie's first and York is third and
Speaker 4: scoring in the whole tournament.
Speaker 1: York played for the Pacers when he went to the
Speaker 1: championship series just two years ago.
Speaker 2: I mean he's, you know.
Speaker 1: Still a great player that long we have Archie. If
Speaker 1: Archie shows up, I put everything in its faith with him.
Speaker 4: There's a video of Marcus Lee working out lexing today.
Speaker 4: Surely he's not showing.
Speaker 2: Marcus Le can't show up right now. At this point,
Speaker 2: it's like, no, you had your chance, but I can't play.
Speaker 2: You gotta have some big guy, right.
Speaker 4: There's a clip of him working out.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and David Steel has some guys from the state
Speaker 5: of Kentucky, whether it be Terry Taylor who played at
Speaker 5: Bowling Green or Pedro Bradshaw.
Speaker 3: I did I did think it was weird that the
Speaker 3: GM for Davis Steele did not realize he had two
Speaker 3: players from Kentucky. On I knew that you have anyone
Speaker 3: from Kentucky, and he said no, And there are two
Speaker 3: people from Kentucky on his team.
Speaker 2: Maybe he's not the most mister Kentucky basketball. He's not
Speaker 2: the most active GM in the world. But he didn't
Speaker 2: seem to know.
Speaker 5: They were also drinking champagne after the win last night,
Speaker 5: So I feel like they've already won their super Bowl.
Speaker 5: We'll wait and do that after Kentucky wins the championship.
Speaker 2: Kid too. Dj Rodman, an alumni team has only won
Speaker 2: one time ever. Just keep going, so we will. We'll
Speaker 2: see if it happens. Who's up next? Roxanne Rock saying,
Speaker 2: is it one o'clock, one o'clock, one pm? And I
Speaker 2: think it's on regular Fox.
Speaker 3: I think it's on Big Fox for the first time
Speaker 3: this time, Roxane, go ahead, Roxanne, Hey.
Speaker 7: Good morning, guys. Sorry I missed the beginning of the
Speaker 7: show this morning. Apologize advance if you guys already talked
Speaker 7: about this, but we're driving back from Cincinnati. Went to
Speaker 7: the Reds game last night. Did you see where will
Speaker 7: Stein throughout the first pitch?
Speaker 3: Buck? Will Stein? Throughout the first pitch? I did not see, Roxande.
Speaker 3: Did he throw it down the middle?
Speaker 2: He did?
Speaker 7: It was a little high, the at least he got
Speaker 7: it to the plate and it did not hit the dirt.
Speaker 3: He did yesterday they had will Stein and he did it,
Speaker 3: and yeah, that was very cool. And I missed that game.
Speaker 3: But Ellie had a good game, so I hope you
Speaker 3: enjoyed it.
Speaker 7: Elli did have a good game. We went up. I'm
Speaker 7: a Cleveland fan. My husband's a Pirates fan, so okay,
Speaker 7: we went up Wednesday for the Cleveland game and last
Speaker 7: night for the Pirates game. We were hoping to see
Speaker 7: schemes pitched last night, but he's picky.
Speaker 2: I think he goes tonight.
Speaker 7: He is, Well, I'm all right, you guys have a
Speaker 7: great weekend. Be safe out there tonight.
Speaker 3: Appreciate the call. I skipped watching schemes for Billy. That
Speaker 3: tells you how much the possibility of seeing Paul Skins
Speaker 3: and Livy Dunn. I'm skipping it to be with you tonight.
Speaker 5: Yes, oh, I'll be. I'll be on it tonight. I
Speaker 5: didn't need Ryan to take his afternoon nap so he
Speaker 5: can stay up with us.
Speaker 4: I'm a little worried be in the home of where to
Speaker 4: Mimosa Billy started?
Speaker 2: Is your tolerance got any better? Or was here? It
Speaker 2: was down here?
Speaker 5: Yeah, some common misconceptions. It was three mimosas, not two.
Speaker 5: We had a whole barbecue spread right after and jumped
Speaker 5: in the car. But yeah, not one of my better moments.
Speaker 5: But I will forever thank Somerset count Tonight.
Speaker 3: Just pace yourself, remember just we need to We need
Speaker 3: to be able to enjoy the freezy, freezy Mobilly tonight.
Speaker 2: Who's next? Sean, Sean, go ahead, Sean.
Speaker 6: Hey guys, sorry, just like the previous car I'm coming
Speaker 6: a little bit late. Uh, Matt, if you are very
Speaker 6: touched on this. Let me know the bill that about that,
Speaker 6: the bill that are proposing for car college football about
Speaker 6: the nil stuff. Yes, I read that it contains possibly
Speaker 6: a salary cap. And let me just ask my question
Speaker 6: real quick. And you may not know. I don't know.
Speaker 6: I'm sorry if you don't. Here, let me just give
Speaker 6: an example in this bill. If Kentucky were to go
Speaker 6: two million over the salary cap, would they owe two
Speaker 6: million dollars to the federal government? I mean, how does
Speaker 6: this work?
Speaker 2: No? No, not again.
Speaker 3: Now, the language of this bill is changing daily, so
Speaker 3: I don't know what it says today. But in general,
Speaker 3: the cap is enforceable by it is a law, so
Speaker 3: it is enforceable by the government. But it is enforceable
Speaker 3: by like you getting punished the way schools get punished
Speaker 3: if they don't if they, you know, break regulations. So
Speaker 3: I don't think they would owe two million dollars to
Speaker 3: the government, but they could be punished. How they would
Speaker 3: be punished, I honestly have not heard, so I don't
Speaker 3: I don't know the answer. But what people against the
Speaker 3: bill we'll say is I appreciate the call. Let's say
Speaker 3: Kentucky did what it did in the late eighties and
Speaker 3: broke the rules. Do you really think the federal government
Speaker 3: should be it should be punishing schools with federal punishment
Speaker 3: for this, And a lot of people would go, yeah,
Speaker 3: it doesn't seem right. But I will say this, It
Speaker 3: looks like it's not gonna pass, but we'll talk a
Speaker 3: little bit more about it. Billy's gonna do a county.
Speaker 3: We'll be right back. This is Kentucky Sports Radio.
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Speaker 2: I'm big on celebrations. I want to go back to
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Speaker 3: Caller about the bill because I this has been a
Speaker 3: key week for the college sports bill. Let me just
Speaker 3: update you on what's happening this week because it's a lot.
Speaker 3: So bill was written by Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell.
Speaker 3: The NCAA has endorsed the bill. The bill said essentially
Speaker 3: a salary cap and one transfer. There are other parts
Speaker 3: of the provision as well, but that was the big
Speaker 3: one salary cap, one transfer for all of college sports.
Speaker 3: The NCAA agrees to it. Then the SEC and Big
Speaker 3: ten come in and they say they have an addition
Speaker 3: that they want to include, which is which basically one
Speaker 3: was to allow teams to pay more money for the
Speaker 3: players that are already on on their roster. So basically,
Speaker 3: if you had Trent Noah, you could pay Trent Noah.
Speaker 3: The salary cap for guys aren't you already on your
Speaker 3: rosters a little higher? Okay, so maybe it's it's you know,
Speaker 3: I think the number was twenty three million for all sports,
Speaker 3: but maybe for guys that you or men or women
Speaker 3: that are already on your roster, you might get another
Speaker 3: five million. Let's say something like that. Does that make sense.
Speaker 3: I think that was agreed to by Cruising Camp. Well,
Speaker 3: so I think that was going to get in the bill.
Speaker 3: But then they added something that said, uh, basically, the
Speaker 3: Big ten in the SEC can sell their own TV
Speaker 3: rights and they will get a.
Speaker 2: Little more money than everyone else.
Speaker 3: The other conferences didn't like it, but as I understand,
Speaker 3: they weren't gonna agree to that, but they weren't gonna
Speaker 3: agree to it at the number of the SEC, and
Speaker 3: Big ten won it. Yesterday, the senators went to the
Speaker 3: SEC in Big Ten and said, we need your decision today.
Speaker 3: Do you back the bill or not? Because you know
Speaker 3: a lot of the senators especially it's a lot of
Speaker 3: the SEC senators or Republicans. A lot of the Big
Speaker 3: ten senators are Democrats, and these senators for those states
Speaker 3: were like, hey, SEC and Big ten, tell us what
Speaker 3: you want. The Big ten had all their presidents meet
Speaker 3: like yesterday afternoon, so did the SEC. So j Blatt
Speaker 3: literally left our thing and then went to the conference
Speaker 3: call where he met with all the SEC people to decide.
Speaker 3: From what I understand, both the SEC and Big ten
Speaker 3: presidents were not able to come to a yes or
Speaker 3: no vote, and so the bill dies for now, but
Speaker 3: can be brought up again.
Speaker 2: Next week.
Speaker 3: If it doesn't get passed next week, then it probably
Speaker 3: will not be passed until after the elections in November.
Speaker 3: So basically we'll have another year at chaos unless they
Speaker 3: pass the bill next week. So that's kind of where
Speaker 3: it is. And from what I understand, the issue is
Speaker 3: not partisan. The partisan part has kind of been worked out.
Speaker 3: The issue is just the SEC and Big ten want more,
Speaker 3: and the senators representing the SEC and Big ten are
Speaker 3: hesitant to vote for it unless they're on board.
Speaker 2: So that's where we are.
Speaker 4: And if you listen to Greg Sink you at all,
Speaker 4: like at SEC me to days a couple weeks ago,
Speaker 4: he doesn't seem to be budgeting whatsoever. He wants SEC
Speaker 4: to remain top dog and getting the most, even if
Speaker 4: that means even going as far as maybe even splitting
Speaker 4: off at some point. He doesn't seem like he's wanting
Speaker 4: to meet the other side.
Speaker 3: And just I mean, this is a minor point, but
Speaker 3: I do think it's worth noting Kentucky their advocates in
Speaker 3: the Senate, one of whom is not part of it,
Speaker 3: Mitch McConnell because he's in the hospital. And then Ran
Speaker 3: Paul has said on multiple times kind of my name's
Speaker 3: Bennett and I ain't in it.
Speaker 2: I don't care which is which, which I get.
Speaker 3: He's just like, and you know, I disagree with ram
Speaker 3: Paul a lot, but I kind of understand his position.
Speaker 3: He's like, there's a hell lot more important things going
Speaker 3: on in.
Speaker 2: The world than this. I'm dealing with that.
Speaker 3: So but you know, these Big ten and SEC senators Ryan,
Speaker 3: they're kind of waiting on the conferences. So really the
Speaker 3: the SEC and Big ten are are deciding and they
Speaker 3: can't decide what they want.
Speaker 1: You've talked to us a lot over the years about
Speaker 1: like if you're having contract talks or whatever, you gotta
Speaker 1: have leverage. Well, SEC in a big ten, they've got
Speaker 1: a lot of leverage when it comes to this.
Speaker 3: And they also have some senators in So to give
Speaker 3: you an example, Georgia is a state that's kind of
Speaker 3: a swing state. Uh North Carolina, while not in the
Speaker 3: SEC borders, it kind of a swing state.
Speaker 2: Then you look at the Big ten.
Speaker 3: Michigan's a swing state, Wisconsin's of swing state, Pennsylvania's a
Speaker 3: swing state.
Speaker 2: Ohio's the swing state.
Speaker 3: So these senators are like, we're not gonna go against
Speaker 3: our conference, so you need to tell us what you want,
Speaker 3: and they can't seem to tell them. So that's the
Speaker 3: backdrop of what's happening on what is the most important
Speaker 3: piece of rules that will exist for college football? All right,
Speaker 3: what county are we on?
Speaker 2: We are on Campbell County. Man, that is the Northern Kentucky,
Speaker 2: the Campbell County, Campmebl's it's right, Yeah, let's talk about it.
Speaker 5: Northern Kentucky formed in seventeen ninety four, two years after
Speaker 5: Kentucky was officially a state. It's the nineteenth county from
Speaker 5: parts of Scott, Harrison, and Mason Counties. Back in the day,
Speaker 5: the county was much larger when it was first created
Speaker 5: and included all of what are now Boon, Kenton, and
Speaker 5: Pendleton Counties.
Speaker 3: So when our minds drew when we think of Northern Kentucky,
Speaker 3: we think it's all one county.
Speaker 2: It once was.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what he said, it took parts of Scott. I
Speaker 4: didn't play out in my head, But that makes sense.
Speaker 4: Not so that was used to be a very big county.
Speaker 5: It was Campbell County was named after John Campbell, a
Speaker 5: Revolutionary War soldier, Kentucky legislator, and one of the writers
Speaker 5: of the Kentucky Constitution. The population of about ninety five thousand.
Speaker 5: It has two county seats.
Speaker 3: I mean it has ninety five thousand people. Yes, yes,
Speaker 3: I didn't rise it was that big. What are the
Speaker 3: county seats?
Speaker 5: Alexandria and Newport. The size of the county has changed
Speaker 5: so much that they've gone back and forth in the cities,
Speaker 5: and Newport felt disrespected, so they officially made both of
Speaker 5: them the county seats.
Speaker 2: I think that's I think they should have to choose duel.
Speaker 2: Spring back the duels. So do they have the court?
Speaker 2: Is the courthouse in both cities? Two courthouses?
Speaker 5: Well, it was originally, I believe in Newport, and then
Speaker 5: it changed because the size of the county changed, and
Speaker 5: then Newport was like, hey, we want we still want
Speaker 5: to be the county seat.
Speaker 2: So who has the courthouse now? I'm not sure? Okay,
Speaker 2: both of them, thank you for figuring that both have one.
Speaker 2: They might able courthouse. But when we talk about Newport.
Speaker 5: I think most people know about the time period between
Speaker 5: nineteen thirty and nineteen sixty where Newport became a nationwide
Speaker 5: hub for illegal gambling, prostitution, and organized crime, all in
Speaker 5: a city run by the mob.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't want to skip over this. I mean
Speaker 3: a lot of people know it, but not everybody knows it.
Speaker 3: Newport at one point was like the wildest city in America.
Speaker 3: I don't know if any of you are old enough
Speaker 3: here to remember, but like I mean, the stories about Newport.
Speaker 3: I read a bunch of stories for the book. They're crazy,
Speaker 3: Like the mayor of Cincinnati once was found with like
Speaker 3: a prostitute and a hotel in Newport, and then they
Speaker 3: found out that the mob had set him up. And
Speaker 3: this was like that sounds like something that would have happened
Speaker 3: in the twenties. It was like in the early seventies.
Speaker 3: It wasn't that long ago. There was gambling. It was
Speaker 3: considered like there was a time that it was considered
Speaker 3: like the craziest place in America that people Jimmy Hoffa
Speaker 3: and all those people would come to Newport. And when
Speaker 3: Vegas got too big time, everybody moved to Newport. And
Speaker 3: it was only like in the early seventies when they
Speaker 3: kind of cleaned it up.
Speaker 4: I read a whole book just about the fire at
Speaker 4: that dinner party, and turns out I had friends from
Speaker 4: that area whose parents were That was a little later,
Speaker 4: But I'm saying, like, it's not that long ago. I
Speaker 4: have friends with his parents were there that night. You
Speaker 4: think of just something that was so long ago.
Speaker 2: But they had like big time shows.
Speaker 3: Like if you go look at the artists that have
Speaker 3: played in Newport, just to give you an example, like
Speaker 3: the Rolling Stones.
Speaker 2: Have played in Newport. Ray Charles played in Newport, like.
Speaker 3: These like massive acts played these places in Newport because
Speaker 3: they had so much money that they could just bring
Speaker 3: in these massive groups to Newport, Kentucky.
Speaker 1: I think if you had to say, what was the
Speaker 1: cedious town in the history of Kentucky, it's Newport with everything.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think it was one of the cedious towns.
Speaker 3: But then if you go now, you would have no idea.
Speaker 2: All they got the aquarium. Now it's they have the aquarium.
Speaker 3: They're on the like it's like all the even now
Speaker 3: every Bengals football player except like a handful of the
Speaker 3: richest ones. They all live in Newport. I'm somebody told
Speaker 3: me they think Elie de la Cruz lives in Newport,
Speaker 3: although nobody's for sure like that like Newport now, it's
Speaker 3: just a it's crazy.
Speaker 5: These illegal casinos and brothels opened, operated openly with local
Speaker 5: police and government corruption.
Speaker 2: It was known as the Sin City. There's got to
Speaker 2: be a movie at some point, Drew made about Newport, Kentucky.
Speaker 2: Take a lot of different angles. Yeah, I would love
Speaker 2: to see it anyway.
Speaker 5: Going out to Drew's point, one of the more prominent
Speaker 5: upscale entertainment venues was called Beverly Hills Supper Club. It
Speaker 5: opened in the nineteen thirties, but it later became the
Speaker 5: site of one of the deadliest nightclub fires in United
Speaker 5: States history. On May twenty eighth, nineteen seventy seven. One
Speaker 5: hundred and sixty five people died due to a severe overcrowding,
Speaker 5: lack of sprinkler system, and locked or blocked exits. The
Speaker 5: fire led to sweeping nationwide reform and modern fire safety code,
Speaker 5: building regulations, and occupancy enforcement.
Speaker 3: I believe Ryan it is the worst most amount of
Speaker 3: people killed in a like public event fire ever in
Speaker 3: United States history.
Speaker 1: I believe one of the saddest days in our Kentucky
Speaker 1: history was that night, you know punk when my good
Speaker 1: friends his parents passed away in that fire. I mean,
Speaker 1: it's just devastating that John Davidson was there, was the entertainment.
Speaker 3: Davidson, good call, former host of Hollywood Squares. He was
Speaker 3: the he was the entertainer of the night. But it
Speaker 3: was in nineteen seventy seven, and you can read on
Speaker 3: the internet, you can see stories. It's a fascinating story,
Speaker 3: and it's one of these things that like if ten
Speaker 3: different little things had gone differently, like one little thing
Speaker 3: and everything might have been all right. But just like
Speaker 3: one bad decision Ryan after another, and you ended up
Speaker 3: with that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it credit a cook that came in
Speaker 1: into the ballroom and alerted what was going on. It
Speaker 1: could have been a lot worse.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it could have been.
Speaker 3: I think there were a thousand people in the building
Speaker 3: at the time, so it could have been even worse,
Speaker 3: But go ahead.
Speaker 5: Campbell County is also home to the most haunted night
Speaker 5: club in America, Bobby Mackie's Music World, a honkey talk
Speaker 5: located in Wilder, Kentucky, owned by the country singer Bobby Mackie.
Speaker 5: Mackie claims the site was originally used as a slaughter
Speaker 5: house in the early nineteenth century. Modern folklore claims that
Speaker 5: the site features a gateway to Hell and is haunted
Speaker 5: by spirits, including Pearl Brian, an Indiana woman whose body
Speaker 5: was found near Fort Thomas, a national story at the
Speaker 5: time of her death in eighteen ninety se.
Speaker 2: So does it still exist? I believe so, Yes, you believe. So.
Speaker 2: You just said I.
Speaker 3: Don't know, I don't know.
Speaker 2: I know. It's always like like that.
Speaker 3: He initially answers it, drew confidently, and then acknowledges that
Speaker 3: he has no idea.
Speaker 5: I'm very confident about what I know. But what I
Speaker 5: don't I don't know.
Speaker 3: But you said, you're confident what you know, but what
Speaker 3: you don't you don't. But you will say you know
Speaker 3: it even if you don't.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a character content.
Speaker 5: In nineteen sixty eight, the Kentucky State Government recognized that
Speaker 5: the Northern Kentucky region as one of the largest populations
Speaker 5: in the United States without a four year higher learning institution.
Speaker 5: The first semester of Northern Kentucky State College was the
Speaker 5: fall of nineteen seventy. Today, it has fifteen thousand students
Speaker 5: on its campus.
Speaker 2: Oh right, so it's not that old. Just since nineteen.
Speaker 5: Seven, correct, Yeah, originally in Covington, Kentucky. They moved it
Speaker 5: to the Highlands Heights where it's at now.
Speaker 2: Nice basketball arena there is, yea Ryan, very nice nice. Yeah,
Speaker 2: it's very nice arena. Yeah.
Speaker 1: They did their Division one now so they've moved up.
Speaker 2: Well, we played them in the tournament. Well long ago?
Speaker 2: Was that is that Fox?
Speaker 3: And actually I think you're right. I think that's that's Carson.
Speaker 3: I think it was Fox and Monk. Good call, good memory.
Speaker 2: And one more thing before we get to the people.
Speaker 5: This week is the second of two weekends each year
Speaker 5: where the people of northern Kentucky celebrate the Newport Getta Fest.
Speaker 2: Get A is a German.
Speaker 5: Breakfast sausage made from pork, beef, onions, and other seasonings.
Speaker 2: Gliers.
Speaker 5: Geta Fest began in two thousand and one as a
Speaker 5: small gathering celebrating Cincinnati's favorite sausage and has grown to
Speaker 5: an eight day riverfront tradition.
Speaker 2: You can try over.
Speaker 5: Fifty different Getta dishes, including the most popular, Aunt Mabel's Macaroni.
Speaker 2: Sound have you guys ever eaten ghetta any of it.
Speaker 2: It's proud of it. It's it's why do they like it?
Speaker 2: It's the worst thing, just part of tradition there. Believe
Speaker 2: they really like it though it's my friends love it
Speaker 2: that are from there.
Speaker 4: But I think they put other stuff in the sausage
Speaker 4: to make it last longer, like oats and stuff to
Speaker 4: stretch out the portions for the It's terrible.
Speaker 3: If you ever get a chance to eat it. Run
Speaker 3: all right, we'll do your people here in justice. Second,
Speaker 3: we got to take a break. We'll be right back.
Speaker 3: Final segment, and a little basketball news right here at
Speaker 3: the last minute. This is KSR.
Speaker 2: Water Back. It is Kentucky Schwartz Radio.
Speaker 3: One person writes in about Billy's comments.
Speaker 2: Billy is correct.
Speaker 3: Bobby Mackie's was nationally known as one of the most
Speaker 3: haunted places in the country, and the gateway to Hell.
Speaker 2: That's not nationally known. That's not He says that, like
Speaker 2: it's fact. I believe there's another gateway to Hell. You can't.
Speaker 2: Mackie's is the one pearl no person rights.
Speaker 3: I love Billy's facts, but he's good at headlines and
Speaker 3: not details. Bobby max Backi's was torn down years ago.
Speaker 5: Well, we're learning that together. But at one time, the
Speaker 5: one time, it was very hot time.
Speaker 7: Right.
Speaker 3: Tony Romo, by the way, placed on leave by CBS
Speaker 3: Sports for his drunk driving. That surprises me a little bit,
Speaker 3: but probably the right decision.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I thought he'd give a game or two suspension.
Speaker 4: This we were saying during the break, if JJ Watt's
Speaker 4: taking a spot that he might give I get that back.
Speaker 3: That's exactly exactly right, all right, the people real quick
Speaker 3: from Campbell Camp.
Speaker 5: The only Major League Baseball player to have been elected
Speaker 5: to both the MLB Hall of Fame and elected to
Speaker 5: the United States Senate pitcher Jim Bunning.
Speaker 2: Jim Bunning is from south care He's from where Southgate.
Speaker 3: Okay, Yes, major Hall of Famer and Senator, I believe. Yeah,
Speaker 3: he's trying to think if there's any other senator that's
Speaker 3: in the Hall of Fame of their sport.
Speaker 2: Bill Bratt was is in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 3: I believe for basketball. Basketball might be it. I can't
Speaker 3: think of another one.
Speaker 2: Teperville is not in the college. Teville is not in
Speaker 2: the Hall of Tarame. I don't TERRK. Dooley, he already lost.
Speaker 3: He was a governor. He wasn't a senator, so I
Speaker 3: don't think that to get all right? Who else?
Speaker 5: Film producer Lucien Hubbard won an Academy Award in nineteen
Speaker 5: twenty seven for Wings. That is the first film to
Speaker 5: ever receive the Best Picture.
Speaker 3: Award, and that person was from Newport correct huh or
Speaker 3: from Campbell County. One time we had to watch Wings.
Speaker 3: I don't recommend it. Absolutely not a terrible movie. All right,
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Speaker 2: In my house. Don't forget your belt. You told me right,
Speaker 2: I will bring the belt with me. I'm very much
Speaker 2: looking forward to it. I won't be able to talk
Speaker 2: much about it.
Speaker 3: Monday because we will be at media Day, but really
Speaker 3: looking forward to it. All the folks around like places
Speaker 3: like this home to Swites who helped make that happen.
Speaker 3: I will do my best to make you proud on
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Speaker 4: Looking forward to your regular weekday gig. I'll be listening
Speaker 4: and looking forward to us going to Krogerfield twice in
Speaker 4: three shows.
Speaker 3: I mean, we will be at UK Media Day on Monday.
Speaker 3: It will be for those of other football fans. We'll
Speaker 3: talk a little TBT, but it'll be mostly UK football
Speaker 3: all day long as we will have guests coming in
Speaker 3: and out throughout the show. Thank you all very much
Speaker 3: here at Home to Sweets. We appreciate it. Haf a
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