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Speaker 2: were just talking about the TVT and the rehab that
Speaker 2: it did for Khalil Whitney and Archie Goodwin, which led
Speaker 2: to a question on the text Machine, Matt, what player
Speaker 2: do you think think of the last fifteen years could
Speaker 2: most use playing on TBT to rehab their Kentucky image.
Speaker 2: I think number one that comes to my mind is
Speaker 2: Severe Wheeler. Definitely Severe Wheeler. I think Severe Wheelers probably
Speaker 2: good enough to contribute and imager and he's not playing.
Speaker 2: I mean he might be playing overseas, but he's not
Speaker 2: gonna be playing in the NBA. So I think Severe
Speaker 2: Wheeler is the top one that comes to my mind.
Speaker 2: Any others that come to your mind?
Speaker 3: Shade Sharp, we could watch him play for once he's
Speaker 3: in the NBA, so I think it's gonna be hard
Speaker 3: for him to play, but that's it would have been
Speaker 3: a good one. If Scal's not under contract, you know,
Speaker 3: we wanted more from Scoal. He could come have a
Speaker 3: big see.
Speaker 2: I feel like Scal would be perfect. Yeah, because I
Speaker 2: think if Scal came, because in my opinion, Scout didn't
Speaker 2: do anything wrong, he just wasn't good. He was read
Speaker 2: at number one and we had had expect It wasn't
Speaker 2: like he did anything bad.
Speaker 4: He came here and he tried ended up being eighth man.
Speaker 4: About Ryan Harrow, that's a great one to be a
Speaker 4: really good one. Yeah, I was thinking bj Boston.
Speaker 2: Though, I mean, he's not gonna want to come.
Speaker 1: So we've already got four or five guys already that
Speaker 1: are really good.
Speaker 2: Cam Roon Fletcher he's still in the college.
Speaker 1: Yeah he was.
Speaker 2: I know he played for what high point last year? Right,
Speaker 2: he can't still be in college?
Speaker 1: Didn't he get an? I think he's still there hoping
Speaker 1: to get the another another year.
Speaker 2: How in the world can Cameron Fletcher have another year?
Speaker 2: Is Cameron Fletcher going to be playing like in all
Speaker 2: our dreams for the next fifteen years in college?
Speaker 1: Got a wife, a couple of kids, mortgage.
Speaker 3: So that's a good one really, anyone from that team.
Speaker 2: But do you think do you think fans like I
Speaker 2: feel like Devon ask you would be the one that
Speaker 2: I don't even know if fans can do that. I
Speaker 2: think all these other guys people would. I think with
Speaker 2: Devon asked you, they'd be like.
Speaker 3: Severe committee and then didn't follow through after he was
Speaker 3: to be awful.
Speaker 2: That would be awful.
Speaker 3: And it was on a team that that's Archie story.
Speaker 3: Archie wasn't a bad guy. His team just wasn't very
Speaker 3: good and he kind of had to be a ball hog.
Speaker 2: But there are certain guys that's stick in people's mind,
Speaker 2: like like Olivier Sar. I don't think people have negative
Speaker 2: views about him. They just don't really have any view.
Speaker 2: It's a chance for those guys come back and maybe win. Yeah,
Speaker 2: helping a couple of years.
Speaker 1: Travis Perry comes back in place because he needs to
Speaker 1: do over with our family.
Speaker 5: He's still got two years of college left. I said,
Speaker 5: come back down, I said, down the road.
Speaker 1: I hope he comes back.
Speaker 2: You know, it feels like he would be a tvt
Speaker 2: ledge yet he already has the like hairline, and it
Speaker 2: feels like he would be perfect. Kerr a redemption story.
Speaker 2: Stop Kerr in federal prison.
Speaker 1: They get out in three or four years.
Speaker 2: Maybe I don't know what all he did, but he
Speaker 2: can't breedker This guy doesn't really need redemption. But I
Speaker 2: wish they'd add lance ware right now. We need an enforcer.
Speaker 3: Willie bring a Lanceware and let him bully people around
Speaker 3: the kind of wondering. But he just finished college too,
Speaker 3: and he's under an NBA contract. What about like davyon
Speaker 3: Mintz Davion Mins. I bet he could ball.
Speaker 1: He's playing overseas right now.
Speaker 2: I bet he would be one of the best players.
Speaker 1: It'd be good in.
Speaker 2: TBT if you could get it. Yeah, he's trying.
Speaker 1: Trying well.
Speaker 2: What if he just shows up comes out like that
Speaker 2: would be great. All of a sudden they run out
Speaker 2: to warm ups and they're like, that's Davy's music.
Speaker 3: Imagine the pop if they like ran out and the
Speaker 3: middle of the game. Oh yeah, that would be awesome.
Speaker 2: But I do think Severe Wheeler is like a perfect
Speaker 2: example of the kind of guy because he played here
Speaker 2: for two years and people just don't really have a
Speaker 2: fond memory of.
Speaker 1: Him because it ended so poorly.
Speaker 2: But if he came and played well in that.
Speaker 1: It would definitely revitalize his image.
Speaker 2: I do think that could really sort of help what
Speaker 2: people think of him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, what about Dante, Oh that's another good one. Like memories,
Speaker 3: But where is Dante Allen right now? Like Queen what Senate?
Speaker 3: Where is he playing basketball? So he was at wowming right.
Speaker 1: With the Western Kentucky and what happened after what happened
Speaker 1: at Wyoming?
Speaker 3: He didn't play last season he tried to get in
Speaker 3: front a team. He didn't end up anywhere last year. Well,
Speaker 3: he couldn't even find a team last year. Well, it
Speaker 3: would have been he might have not gotten cleared. It
Speaker 3: would have been his sixth year. Okay, so he's a
Speaker 3: perfect but Dante. If Dante Allen was draining threes in
Speaker 3: this thing, everybody wanted more from Dante Allen wanted Cow
Speaker 3: to play them more.
Speaker 2: This would be our chance to what is what's what's
Speaker 2: Ashton Hagen's situation hurt? Okay, but he would be good? Yes,
Speaker 2: well these are interesting. I think it would be interesting
Speaker 2: to see. I like where what what is? What's what's
Speaker 2: happening with ty Top right now? Is he on a team?
Speaker 2: Don't know, because he's too good to not be playing somewhere.
Speaker 2: He was good here, very good, really good. I'm kind
Speaker 2: of shocked. You know, every Cow NBA guard ended up
Speaker 2: having success kind of accept him. And I don't understand
Speaker 2: how he's in the what's the rule on G League?
Speaker 2: Because he's he's pretty regular in the G League, playing
Speaker 2: a lot. He's under contract now out of other things,
Speaker 2: so maybe he can't do it. I'm Mark's story did
Speaker 2: a story yesterday, the story did a story and he
Speaker 2: basically made the argument that if Kentucky doesn't have a
Speaker 2: heck of a three year run here, that this will
Speaker 2: be by far the worst decade in UK basketball history.
Speaker 2: And he didn't just and he did. He came with
Speaker 2: the numbers. Yes, and the numbers are kind of damning.
Speaker 2: I mean, well not kind of, they're very damning. I mean,
Speaker 2: we've talked about him, but when you saw him laid
Speaker 2: out the way he did, it was basically worst winning
Speaker 2: percentage in Kentucky history this.
Speaker 3: Decade, sixty five percent, sixty five percent.
Speaker 2: We are only winning two out of every three games.
Speaker 2: And you got to remember we're playing eight awful teams
Speaker 2: every year. NCAA tournament wins fewest of any decade ever,
Speaker 2: SEC championships fewest, only one ever where we will have
Speaker 2: won zero played in the game decade. That's the yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm doing regularly. SEC tournament zero, NCAA winning percentage worst
Speaker 2: in history. Essentially every major stat that you would use
Speaker 2: to compare Kentucky basketball, this is the worst decade in history.
Speaker 2: And in the other stats, different decades are worse. So
Speaker 2: what's weird about this decade is not only are we
Speaker 2: the worst? It's definitively the worst decade in Kentucky basketball history.
Speaker 2: I think I knew that, but Ryan, when you see
Speaker 2: it laid out like that, you know that stinks.
Speaker 1: There was something about reading it in black and white
Speaker 1: that made it hit home a little more when you
Speaker 1: see that, like, oh, my goodness, this is we are
Speaker 1: living it right now, the worst decade we've ever had.
Speaker 1: And he's got three years to turn it around. Yeah,
Speaker 1: and it's not all on Pope. Pope's only been here too.
Speaker 1: Of the seven years. The other five years were cal
Speaker 1: Perry turn it around, but it is on him and Drew.
Speaker 1: I I don't know.
Speaker 2: You know, we get the callers sometimes who are like, oh,
Speaker 2: we're becoming Indiana, and I always yell at him, and
Speaker 2: I'm still gonna yell at him. But you know, if
Speaker 2: three years from now we're in the same place, I
Speaker 2: think that conversation becomes less me yelling than me hoping
Speaker 2: we're not current Indiana. But at one point Indiana had
Speaker 2: to get to this stage on their timeline.
Speaker 3: On their we don't want to keep going. You're right,
Speaker 3: I mean, we all feel it. I already knew this
Speaker 3: was the worst decade. But some of the numbers, like
Speaker 3: we have a losing record in the NCAA Tournament.
Speaker 2: I didn't figure that. I mean, I know we have
Speaker 2: a couple bad losses, but I didn't actually process I think.
Speaker 1: And the losses are two Saint Peter's Oakland.
Speaker 3: And then where we finished in the SEC, like the
Speaker 3: seventh last year. Maybe we had a year where eighth.
Speaker 3: Those stuck out too.
Speaker 2: It's the collective worst set of SEC regular finishes. Ever,
Speaker 2: this includes remember we had two different decades where we
Speaker 2: were on probation. That's true.
Speaker 3: I thought Mark's story also did us a favor. He
Speaker 3: started the decade with the twenty nineteen to twenty team,
Speaker 3: which was MAXI that was actually a good group. If
Speaker 3: he started at twenty twenty twenty one season much worse.
Speaker 2: So what do we take from it? I mean a
Speaker 2: little bit of that is the SEC's better in basketball,
Speaker 2: but it's not all of it.
Speaker 3: When people I'll say that it is, but there are
Speaker 3: still teams that have two loss SEC seasons. Part of
Speaker 3: the reason teams are better because they're beating us now
Speaker 3: when they didn't used to beat us.
Speaker 2: That's true, and I also will continue to say this.
Speaker 2: Look at the other power programs, they're not having this issue, correct,
Speaker 2: you know, I mean North Carolina is a little bit,
Speaker 2: but North Carolina has also been to a championship game
Speaker 2: in this decade.
Speaker 1: We sure haven't, we haven't.
Speaker 2: You know, Yukon's been successfully great, Duke's been very good.
Speaker 2: You know, these other power problem Kansas, these other power
Speaker 2: programs are still doing it. But we have it.
Speaker 3: The final four droughts getting pretty long. We need to
Speaker 3: be urgent on that. That is twenty fifteen, and in
Speaker 3: two years we will have one title in thirty years.
Speaker 2: Oh, I didn't think about that. One title in thirty years. Yeah,
Speaker 2: after the twenty twenty eight Turner, it will be thirty
Speaker 2: years with only one title. So how do we do
Speaker 2: we think that in three years when Mark writes the
Speaker 2: decade completing article, will it look better than it looks now?
Speaker 2: I think it'll look better than now, but it will
Speaker 2: still be the worst decade. We'll have. Well, in the
Speaker 2: next three years we will compete for an secht Me
Speaker 2: go through them. Then the things he criticizes. You tell
Speaker 2: me which of these are gonna happen in the next
Speaker 2: three years. Are we gonna win the SEC regular season?
Speaker 2: Title in the next three years, I'll say yes. The
Speaker 2: regular season yes, Okay, I'll say no. I'm gonna say
Speaker 2: yes because all the other schools are gonna go bankrupt. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Florida Golden to leave soon. They won't be a power
Speaker 2: like that, but there's a little bit of hope. They
Speaker 2: are more than a SEC tournament.
Speaker 1: We can't even get to the weekend at the two.
Speaker 3: I mean, we're still ninety five percent of the crowd.
Speaker 3: At some point. We have to get back to that.
Speaker 1: See, I have a better hope of winning the tournament
Speaker 1: than I do the regular season title. Just getting hot
Speaker 1: at the right time, have.
Speaker 2: The advantage of a home game. Yeah, I understand that.
Speaker 2: I mean, I think that's a reasonable argument. Will our
Speaker 2: winning percentage in the NCAA tournament go above fifty percent?
Speaker 2: Which means to go above fifty percent, we would need
Speaker 2: to make at least two Sweet sixteen's in the next
Speaker 2: three years or one Elite eight and never lose in
Speaker 2: the first round. So can we say over the next
Speaker 2: three years we won't lose in the first round? Yes, yes, yes, okay,
Speaker 2: can we say we'll make two Sweet sixteen better?
Speaker 3: I mean, this is embarrassing as a Kentucky fan to
Speaker 3: even say, will we make the Sweet sixteen and agree conversation.
Speaker 1: Conversations used to be making the final fours. Now we're like,
Speaker 1: let's hope to make the Sweet sixteen.
Speaker 3: Well, heck, we have a contract now where the coach
Speaker 3: gets an extension for making the Sweet sixteen.
Speaker 2: No, he doesn't.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he gets an extension for playing. It's not absolutely true.
Speaker 3: Another Mitch Barnhart special.
Speaker 2: Mitch Barnhart gives an extension for going to the Sweet sixteen.
Speaker 2: He stopped, Drew. I'm not listening tell you, Drew, that's
Speaker 2: not the That is not the case that we gave
Speaker 2: it the extent.
Speaker 3: That's how he's going extra year for going to the
Speaker 3: Sweet sixteen. Pope got an extension for playing?
Speaker 2: Is it automatic? Yep? Stop? What that? That can't be true? Yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: that that might be the worst contract he's given. Exactly.
Speaker 2: I'm being dead serious because I even though I disagree
Speaker 2: with it, I understand the cal Perry deal. I understand
Speaker 2: why he felt like he had to do it. I understand,
Speaker 2: although disagree, but understand what the Stoops deal. But what
Speaker 2: is the justification for a year extension for the Sweet sixteen?
Speaker 2: Sweet sixteen should be our our minimum requirement.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they get a final four, then you get an extension.
Speaker 2: I can't believe that automatic year every every time he
Speaker 2: makes it. How did I not know that that's well,
Speaker 2: two more of his tickets away. I mean, that's egregious.
Speaker 2: Like when we used to give automatic extensions to stoops
Speaker 2: for going to a bowl. I understood that. I actually
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Speaker 2: I just you can just coach here forever. If you
Speaker 2: just lose in the Sweet sixteen every year, I feel
Speaker 2: like Drew's lie. No, it's fact. Automatic extension kicked in
Speaker 2: two years ago.
Speaker 1: If you don't make it, did you take a year away?
Speaker 2: Just go to break. I still am in shock that
Speaker 2: that's one person, writes Matt. The Sweet sixteen would be
Speaker 2: a significant improvement over the last several calip years. Well true,
Speaker 2: excuse me, true, but that's not. It's not an extension.
Speaker 2: I mean, that's a okay, keep going, Yeah, let's go farther. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I mean that that's not a I'm not saying that's
Speaker 2: a failure of a year at all, but it's definitely
Speaker 2: not a well, now you you should get another one.
Speaker 2: So it's like me, they ran Tubby off for consistent
Speaker 2: Sweet sixteen and Elite eights. Yes, yep, I mean basically,
Speaker 2: with the exception of his last two years, he was
Speaker 2: Sweet sixteen Elite eight every every year, and the fan
Speaker 2: base sort of decided that wasn't enough. I don't know
Speaker 2: if that was a good decision or a bad decision,
Speaker 2: but Tubby never lost in the first round ever.
Speaker 1: So why is it okay now for this situation to
Speaker 1: be happening.
Speaker 2: One person says Matt. The tournament has expanded, so don't
Speaker 2: you think it'll be harder to go to Sweet sixteen?
Speaker 1: Shouldn't affect us, No, shouldn't at all, because you.
Speaker 2: Shouldn't be in the play game game. If we're in
Speaker 2: the playing game, then we've especially nowadays, we've had a
Speaker 2: bad year. I mean last year, how many losses do
Speaker 2: we have? Twelve twelve going into the postseason, we weren't
Speaker 2: even in the playing game. We were a seven seed.
Speaker 2: So for in the playing game, that means we're gonna
Speaker 2: have like fourteen or fifteen losses. Tubby.
Speaker 3: Also remember ten lost, Tubby? What have we had five
Speaker 3: straight seasons of ten or more losses?
Speaker 2: Four? When did we win? When did we not lose ten?
Speaker 2: The year we lost to Saint Peter's.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think Cow's last two definitely were double digits.
Speaker 3: Popes have been double digits maybe.
Speaker 2: I think the year we lost to Saint Peter's we
Speaker 2: lost in the first, but we may not have been
Speaker 2: a double digit because I think we came in second
Speaker 2: in the SEC that year with Oscar.
Speaker 3: But people jumped on Tubby about that, and now we've
Speaker 3: done it at least four straight times.
Speaker 2: So we got to talk to her saying about this
Speaker 2: Davis Steele team. Yes, so this is a company in Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Located in Russell Springs, Kentucky. They used to sponsor law Familia,
Speaker 1: then they started sponsoring the Eblyn Drive teams.
Speaker 2: Wait a minute, which is now there's a company in Kentucky.
Speaker 1: Russell Springs, Kentucky that.
Speaker 2: Stop sponsoring Law Familia and went and sponsored the team
Speaker 2: that beat us out of the tournament last year.
Speaker 1: They sponsored Everlyn Drive, now known as David Steele.
Speaker 2: And that's who knocked us out last year, and that's
Speaker 2: who we might play in the finals.
Speaker 1: And they've got a couple of.
Speaker 2: David Steele. Who are these traders?
Speaker 1: Russell Springs. We need to know.
Speaker 5: Russell Springs, that's like salt of the Earth people, Bob
Speaker 5: and Jamestown Country, Well, slow down, but that's I mean,
Speaker 5: the rest of the people chased a guy chasing.
Speaker 2: I can't believe I'm saying this. Bob and Jamestown, let
Speaker 2: me know what's happening. What is with David? How big
Speaker 2: is David I'm not trying to I'm not going after
Speaker 2: David Steele, but I need to know more about how
Speaker 2: big is this Steel people? I mean, they gotta have
Speaker 2: some money if they're sponsoring a team.
Speaker 1: And why do they not sponsor our team anymore? Why
Speaker 1: are they? Why do they leave law Familia.
Speaker 3: Disputes with Mario one game at a time. But this
Speaker 3: is bulletin board material for Sunday if we get past
Speaker 3: Kansas tonight.
Speaker 2: I mean, wait a minute, Russell Springs, No, it's Dawson
Speaker 2: Springs that the shear's from. Yeah, but Russell Springs is like,
Speaker 2: we've been there many times and the steel company there
Speaker 2: said no to La familia and went with this other team. Huh.
Speaker 2: All right, Bob and Jamestown, here's your chance to actually
Speaker 2: explain to me what's up. This is personal.
Speaker 1: You go to their facebook page. It's all about their team,
Speaker 1: not about their company, but about their team.
Speaker 2: The David Steel Facebook page.
Speaker 1: David Steel Facebook page.
Speaker 2: I gotta learn more about this, David Steele. I got,
Speaker 2: I got questions. I sixty five in Louisville opening early.
Speaker 2: You know this was a surprise, surprise, right, This has
Speaker 2: got to be first time in the history of construction
Speaker 2: something got done early. We're supposed to open August first.
Speaker 2: It's opening today.
Speaker 1: The entire city of Louisville is celebrating after having to
Speaker 1: suffer all about that traffic.
Speaker 2: Was I actually think I actually think it was fine?
Speaker 1: Was it really?
Speaker 2: Yes? I mean, I'm sure people who have to ship
Speaker 2: goods it took longer, but I saw nothing in the
Speaker 2: city of Louisville really being Shannon told me he got
Speaker 2: to work quicker.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 2: Shan said he liked his new reround and says he
Speaker 2: prefers it over what it was. So maybe we don't
Speaker 2: need roads.
Speaker 1: That's a pretty vital one.
Speaker 2: But I'm just saying, like, would you have thought, hey,
Speaker 2: it would get done early?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: No, no, and b that there would be so little disruption?
Speaker 2: Where are people going to go sit and have dates? Now?
Speaker 2: I hope people have stopped making out. Today's not the
Speaker 2: day to do you. No, I think it today? All right,
Speaker 2: I can't believe I'm excited. But Bob and Jamestown. What's
Speaker 2: the story of David Steele?
Speaker 7: Okay, they used to be in Casey County, but they
Speaker 7: moved out to Russell spring they're basically make gates, uh
Speaker 7: farm gates Steele.
Speaker 2: You haven't said anything yet? Why?
Speaker 7: Why?
Speaker 2: Where? How many people work there?
Speaker 7: Let's say they got a couple of hundred.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and their owners are from where are they from? Kentucky?
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 7: From Casey can Running. Like I say, they moved just
Speaker 7: a few miles down the road to Russell Springs on
Speaker 7: the going south or on the Rye. They're not They're
Speaker 7: not in the league with Stevens Pipe and Steel and Russell.
Speaker 2: Oh, of course not. They could never be as good
Speaker 2: as Stevens Piping Steel.
Speaker 1: Why are they sponsoring another team and not our team?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Why are they sponsoring this other team?
Speaker 7: I don't know you are you gonna have to ask
Speaker 7: him about that.
Speaker 2: That's all.
Speaker 7: Well, thank you appreciate it.
Speaker 2: Thank you, Bob spoken. You know it's on the right,
Speaker 2: the lost I'm coming the other one.
Speaker 1: If you're going from Casey County South, the Russell Springs,
Speaker 1: it's on the right.
Speaker 2: See I thought it was on the last.
Speaker 1: No, it's on the right.
Speaker 3: I'm on their Facebook page. Their their tagline is American made,
Speaker 3: Kentucky Proud.
Speaker 2: They're not. They're clearly not Kentucky proud. They're American made.
Speaker 2: Eberlin prob. They're going to sabotage them before we play them.
Speaker 3: Take them down from anyone out there, and Severe Wheeler
Speaker 3: is their point guard.
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Speaker 2: You said you have a Davis Steeleer.
Speaker 1: I've got all kinds of stuff. Now all of a sudden,
Speaker 1: this is it unconfirmed scuttle button.
Speaker 2: Be careful, this is a company. You gotta be careful,
Speaker 2: just throwing out unconfirmed scuttle boy.
Speaker 1: Well, apparently the gentle managers trying to call into ks
Speaker 1: R right now.
Speaker 2: I mean the phone lines. There's only one person on
Speaker 2: the line. Okay, so Rick, be prepared. But the word prepared.
Speaker 2: No one's calling the league. We got Lee unless he's Lee,
Speaker 2: is he?
Speaker 1: I don't know. He may be trying to call Lee.
Speaker 2: Hank Lee.
Speaker 8: Are you there, yes, sir?
Speaker 2: Do you work at David Steve?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: Okay, see, and he's not. No one's calling. Go ahead
Speaker 2: Lee with your thing before Ryan talks.
Speaker 8: Well, no, I was talking to you guys earlier, and
Speaker 8: I looked, you know, talking about the poor attendance through
Speaker 8: the tournaments and things. But it's like, look at Cal.
Speaker 8: He had been by the Battle. He had st A,
Speaker 8: he had Towns, he had Tyrese Maxi, he had Devin Booker,
Speaker 8: I mean Tyrol Hero. I mean if any other coach
Speaker 8: I think had those players, they would have won championships
Speaker 8: by then.
Speaker 2: That's not yeah, I mean, that's not that's not ridiculous.
Speaker 2: I mean, if you look, it is completely fair to
Speaker 2: look at all the players that played here from twenty
Speaker 2: ten to even you know, it's on winn Oscar and
Speaker 2: the guys after. I appreciate to pay thank you. I mean,
Speaker 2: it's appreciated the it's completely fair to go. How'd you
Speaker 2: only get one time? I'm never going to consider twenty
Speaker 2: fifteen though a negative. I know we lost, but that
Speaker 2: team still the best team we've ever.
Speaker 1: Even twenty seventeen we were probably the second best team
Speaker 1: in the country that year.
Speaker 2: Twenty fifteen is the best team we ever had no doubt.
Speaker 2: I will die on that hill.
Speaker 3: And they're in the final four. I wish they'd finished
Speaker 3: the job. Wall and Cousins not getting to a final fours.
Speaker 2: As far as for me, I watched I found on
Speaker 2: TikTok the first half against UCLA that year when we
Speaker 2: were up forty one, and it made me think, what
Speaker 2: are the best first halves in UK or first just
Speaker 2: any half in UK history? LSU they scored eighty we
Speaker 2: scored eighty six and then that one. Yeah, aren't those
Speaker 2: like the two best ones.
Speaker 1: I don't think there's any argument.
Speaker 2: I mean, eighty six is the best offensive half. And
Speaker 2: then holding a UCLA team that made the Sweet sixteen
Speaker 2: and would have gotten an extension for their coach because
Speaker 2: of that, they only scored seven points and Verne Lunquist,
Speaker 2: the announcer, d he has nothing to say. He just
Speaker 2: is like, this is amazing.
Speaker 3: I remember we were there, but people were I mean,
Speaker 3: we're excited, we're also kind of in shock.
Speaker 2: And everyone there was like, what is Greig Anthony said,
Speaker 2: I feel sorry for UCA? And then Verne Lunquiz has
Speaker 2: a line where he goes, Kentucky fans have certain standards.
Speaker 2: They want to shut this team out. And then we
Speaker 2: score again, and then we come down and block him
Speaker 2: again and he goes and it might happen we had
Speaker 2: more blocks than they had made shot. It was crazy,
Speaker 2: all right, So tell David Steele he's still not calling
Speaker 2: in this person, Okay.
Speaker 1: The scuttle bud word on the street is that the
Speaker 1: owners of Davis Steele had some issues with how Lofamy
Speaker 1: was letting them interact with the players and different things
Speaker 1: like that, so they pulled their sponsorship. Mario went to
Speaker 1: sponsor another team.
Speaker 2: Why would they think that? I mean they let anyone
Speaker 2: on the floor. Were you You didn't let Davis Steele
Speaker 2: interact with the players. I have no idea what's going on.
Speaker 2: This is all new to me. Are you just creating
Speaker 2: controversy between Davis' cereal line?
Speaker 1: This is unconfirmed scuttle boat word on the street. And
Speaker 1: then then the second textas the gentle manager of David
Speaker 1: Steel for the team is trying to call in to.
Speaker 2: K trying to call there's maybe he's in on a conference.
Speaker 1: Car right now they're they're calling a.
Speaker 3: Minute's calling Avelin Drives morning show.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, now we played them in the finals. We
Speaker 2: have a whole thing. If we win tonight our remote
Speaker 2: in Summerset Friday, we won't be very far from them.
Speaker 2: What would be on the right or left? From where
Speaker 2: I think it'll be. I think it'll be on the left. Okay,
Speaker 2: maybe we'll send Mario to go stand out in the
Speaker 2: parking lot and hold up.
Speaker 1: A sign to see crazy far from Rusty.
Speaker 2: It will not be far. We are by the way
Speaker 2: home to Sweets Hotel in Somerset on front Chris home
Speaker 2: too Sweets on the left on the left.
Speaker 3: This raises the question if you sponsor the team if
Speaker 3: they're upset with the access, Like do you just get
Speaker 3: did the players have to come to your house if
Speaker 3: you tell them to? Like what what do you get
Speaker 3: when you sponsor? What zebralin drive doing?
Speaker 2: Like? What are they doing for day?
Speaker 3: Why they are they putting in a shift?
Speaker 1: Carry some of these steel gates out?
Speaker 2: All right, Philly's here, I'm still whiting. I don't see
Speaker 2: this person call.
Speaker 1: I hope they do call.
Speaker 2: But you said they're trying to call.
Speaker 1: They're trying. That doesn't mean they're maybe dialing.
Speaker 2: You know they're succeeding. Yeah, eight five, nine, two, eight oh,
Speaker 2: twenty eighty seven. All right, Billy, what county are we on?
Speaker 2: We are at Callaway County. Murray. I got a message
Speaker 2: that said, Billy better not screw up my county.
Speaker 7: Go ahead.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm sure everybody thinks that.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 9: The extreme southwest part of Kentucky founded in eighteen twenty
Speaker 9: two from portions of Hickman County, named after Colonel Richard Callaway,
Speaker 9: an early pioneer of Kentucky who joined Daniel Boone in
Speaker 9: seventeen seventy five and marking the Wilderness Road into central Kentucky.
Speaker 9: His name also has two spellings. I can't confirm if
Speaker 9: it's Callaway or call Away with an A or an
Speaker 9: O in the middle.
Speaker 2: Oh, so you're arguing maybe they spell their county wrong correct?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I ooh, what if we found that out today? In
Speaker 2: addition to Ryan talking trash to David Steele, what if
Speaker 2: we found out Callaway spells their county wrong. Yeah? I
Speaker 2: can't confirm through my research.
Speaker 9: So maybe could somebody can help out with that population
Speaker 9: of about forty thousand, I.
Speaker 2: Found out it was wrong. You just have to leave
Speaker 2: it now at this point, it's too late, sorry to
Speaker 2: Captain Richard Calloway, but got to go with it. Daniel
Speaker 2: Boone underappreciated as a Kentucky legend. True, I mean came
Speaker 2: through Coming Gap, yes, and then basically traverse the whole state.
Speaker 2: He was here more than Abraham Lincoln.
Speaker 1: Why don't we have a statue of him?
Speaker 2: I agree.
Speaker 9: The county seat is Murray, which was voted in twenty
Speaker 9: twelve by Randy McNally and the USA today as the
Speaker 9: friendliest small town in America.
Speaker 2: Okay, so the friendliest small town in America. I think
Speaker 2: they have that on a sign or something. And actually
Speaker 2: every time we've been, I feel like it's pretty friendly.
Speaker 2: Which is Daniel to nerd trivia. That Yeah, time we
Speaker 2: did go to nerd trivia. It was fun. That was
Speaker 2: a lot of fun and he was very happy.
Speaker 1: He was good dude.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 9: During the Civil War, Calloway County was originally declared neutral,
Speaker 9: but saw as many as five hundred men joined the
Speaker 9: Confederate ranks. Well just under two hundred joined the Union.
Speaker 9: It was the scene of many skirmishes. In the late
Speaker 9: eighteen hundreds and early nineteen hundreds. It became known for
Speaker 9: producing high quality gold leaf tobacco, and Murray reportedly had
Speaker 9: around fifteen tobacco factories at one point. In nineteen twenty two,
Speaker 9: the Murray and Calloway County communities came together to give
Speaker 9: one hundred and seventeen thousand dollars in cash and real
Speaker 9: estate in an effort to win the bid for a
Speaker 9: normal school in Western Kentucky.
Speaker 2: This is a normal school.
Speaker 9: It's a school that teaches teachers. It prepares people to
Speaker 9: become teachers.
Speaker 2: That's what it's called. That's they're called normal school.
Speaker 9: Yes, Yeah, and Western Kentucky and Murray Both started out
Speaker 9: as normal schools before they transferred.
Speaker 2: Murray State was the school. Correct.
Speaker 9: This was remarkable at the time. Over thirteen hundred donors
Speaker 9: averaged a gift of eighty two dollars and ten cents.
Speaker 2: Which has been a lot of money then.
Speaker 9: M Additionally, three hundred and fifty families opened up their
Speaker 9: homes with the promise to board up to two thousand
Speaker 9: students should Murray be selected for the location of the school.
Speaker 2: Do you think towns would do that now? No? Like,
Speaker 2: do you think a town? What's a town the size
Speaker 2: of Murray, Like, I don't know, Madisonville. You think Madisonville
Speaker 2: would donate the equivalent of one hundred and seventeen thousand,
Speaker 2: so they would raise I don't know four million dollars
Speaker 2: and open up their homes for the students. Do you
Speaker 2: think we would do that? We're too selfish of a society.
Speaker 2: There's a lot more community then than now. Agreed.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: Later that year, Murray State Normal School was awarded to
Speaker 9: the town. Today, Murray State is the cultural and educational
Speaker 9: epicenter of Calloway County.
Speaker 2: Uh, I mean that sounds a lot more impressive, Like,
Speaker 2: I mean, what would the other choices be well, I
Speaker 2: don't know, but I tell you what Murray is. What
Speaker 2: other towns are in caw Is that where Fancy Farm is?
Speaker 2: Is Fancy Farm in Calloway County.
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't know about that right there in the edge.
Speaker 2: Fancy Farm is this weekend? I think, by the way,
Speaker 2: is it?
Speaker 9: I think there's a town called Hazel in fans Farms,
Speaker 9: Galloway County.
Speaker 2: We've been to Hazel, have we? Yes? We went to
Speaker 2: Hazel once. We stopped there. I don't remember why, but
Speaker 2: I remember because I would think of the TV show
Speaker 2: with the maid. Remember there was a comedy when we
Speaker 2: when you were young, Hazel.
Speaker 1: Don't ring a bell?
Speaker 2: You never, you don't, you're you're this is your era.
Speaker 1: I don't remember Hazel.
Speaker 2: You don't remember Hazel. No, it was like a plump
Speaker 2: little housekeeper. I'm not making this up. There is a show, Drew,
Speaker 2: looking up, there's a show called Hazel.
Speaker 1: I believe you. I just don't remember it.
Speaker 2: Yeah, there it is. How long was it on?
Speaker 3: Well, it was on in the early nineteen sixties. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you're psycho.
Speaker 9: Anyway, they have They have some great antiquing at Hazel.
Speaker 9: If you're ever in the area, and during the mid
Speaker 9: nineteen hundreds, Murray became known as the used car capital
Speaker 9: of the world. After World War Two, so many skilled
Speaker 9: mechanics and auto body workers returned to Murray from the
Speaker 9: northern factories and turned vehicle reconditioning into the area's largest
Speaker 9: economic driver.
Speaker 2: What so they all just came back to Murray. And
Speaker 2: so if you wanted to use car, you came to Murray.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, per capita had more used car lots than
Speaker 9: anywhere in the state.
Speaker 2: Huh. And I guess the country or maybe the world. Well,
Speaker 2: you don't have to keep that adding or was it
Speaker 2: just counting or Callaway County only? Okay, that's an interesting
Speaker 2: stat I didn't know that. Is it still still a
Speaker 2: lot of used car lots?
Speaker 9: Not as much, not as much. A couple interesting people there.
Speaker 9: Nathan Stubblefield is a big one. He was an American
Speaker 9: inventor who received widespread attention in the early nineteen hundreds
Speaker 9: when he gave a series of public demonstrations of a
Speaker 9: battery operated wireless telephone which could be transported to different
Speaker 9: locations and used on mobile platforms such as boats. He
Speaker 9: received a patent in nineteen oh eight for a wireless
Speaker 9: telephone system that used magnetic in Dutch.
Speaker 2: Sure, you're saying Nathan Stubblefield, which, by the way, was
Speaker 2: my grandmother's maiden name, Stubblefield. Okay, by the way, Morgan Wallins,
Speaker 2: grandma was a stubble Field. You're saying that they he
Speaker 2: invented the cell phone.
Speaker 9: He is an early pioneer of radio. He ultimately he
Speaker 9: was ultimately unsuccessfu full and commercializing his inventions and later
Speaker 9: went into seclusion before his death. But he was able
Speaker 9: to send short speech distances without wires before radio became
Speaker 9: a thing.
Speaker 2: Why why did he go into seclusion.
Speaker 9: Well, it just didn't work out. He wasn't getting the
Speaker 9: fame and took it hard.
Speaker 1: I think took it hard.
Speaker 2: Took it hard, all right.
Speaker 9: Murray also is the home of Molly Simms, who is
Speaker 9: an American fashion model and actress. She was in The Benchwarmers,
Speaker 9: which is a great comedy movie.
Speaker 1: Molly sim On Molly soon illustrated.
Speaker 2: And that was hang on a second, that wasn't needed,
Speaker 2: the bomb chicken pound pound. I'm looking up Molly. So
Speaker 2: should I know? You all all seem to know her?
Speaker 2: Should I know who that is? She is beautiful What
Speaker 2: was she in Starsky and Hutch A few things.
Speaker 3: The bench warmers and the sport. A regular in the
Speaker 3: sports illustrated swim So I remember her from the magazines.
Speaker 2: And she grew up in Murray.
Speaker 9: Yes, and one more. Rod Ferrell, an American murderer and
Speaker 9: cult leader who was a memory of a gang of teenagers. Yeah,
Speaker 9: from Murray, Kentucky, known as the Vampire Clan.
Speaker 2: We talked about them before. Yeah, the Vampire Clan. That
Speaker 2: was a whole. We talked about that a lot when
Speaker 2: we did Murray during COVID, and it's there's a lot
Speaker 2: to that story that that we learned during that.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 9: He claims to be a five hundred year old vampire
Speaker 9: named Visago, a character he created for himself after becoming himself.
Speaker 2: Not the role playing game. You don't know that he's not.
Speaker 9: In nineteen ninety eight, Pharaoh pleaded guilty to the double
Speaker 9: slang of a couple from Florida, becoming the youngest person
Speaker 9: on death row in Florida.
Speaker 2: They signed I don't I don't think so, I don't
Speaker 2: know update to this. No, I don't know that update.
Speaker 1: I'm sorry. Hoogie Jones, also from Callaway County.
Speaker 2: I thought Poogie Jones was from the last county man.
Speaker 1: He's from Kallaway County.
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, well good, can we count Murray Racer
Speaker 3: famous players, John Morant.
Speaker 2: Well yeah, John Morant, Pope Eye, John.
Speaker 3: Jones, cam campaign campaign.
Speaker 2: Yes, Max Duffy of a special teams coach. Mac Stuffy
Speaker 2: was the special teams coach. Slacks flash Ye Slacks at
Speaker 2: UK taxidermist. All right, well, good stuff, all right, so
Speaker 2: we're gonna take a break. What your other county is
Speaker 2: what Campbell? Campbell? But we also have Jacob from David Steele.
Speaker 2: He was able to get through.
Speaker 1: Good, Okay, here we go.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna get under the table. I'm gonna let you
Speaker 2: deal with this. I'm gonna get let you present the
Speaker 2: allegation and I'm not getting involved. Okay, you made the claim,
Speaker 2: you are gonna have to deal with Jacob.
Speaker 1: Got it.
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Speaker 1: draft Kings.
Speaker 2: You bet five dollars. You going up two hundred dollars
Speaker 2: in bonus bats Law Familia versus Rock Chop Jayhawk. Who
Speaker 2: you got law Familia. Let's go Drue law Familia to
Speaker 2: finish the job. Billy familiar law Familia. Who would be
Speaker 2: against law Famlia? Who would dare challenge the power of
Speaker 2: law Familia? No one? Right?
Speaker 1: Maybe?
Speaker 2: Well, we have Jacob on the phone. Jacob is from
Speaker 2: Davis Steele Ryan. I'll give it to you, Jacob.
Speaker 1: I guess we got to ask the question, but I'll
Speaker 1: say hello to hello Jacob.
Speaker 5: What up?
Speaker 2: Dude?
Speaker 6: Hey, how's it going? Happy to be here?
Speaker 1: So David still used to be a sponsor of law Familia.
Speaker 1: There's a little scuttle butt that maybe there were some
Speaker 1: hurt feelings until you pulled the sponsorship and decided to
Speaker 1: sponsor one of the rivals. We're about to run out
Speaker 1: of time here. I got to go ahead. So Jacob,
Speaker 1: how would you respond to that and tell me that
Speaker 1: their real story?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 6: So, I'm Jacob, I'm the GM of the team. I
Speaker 6: was the GM of Everline Drive for the last twelve
Speaker 6: years and TVT we've rebranded the Davis Steele. Basically, the
Speaker 6: long and short of it is, after we knocked off
Speaker 6: lof Amelia last year, the Davis Brothers approached us, said
Speaker 6: they just wanted to potentially have a team with their
Speaker 6: own name in it. They approached us, Amberline Drive rebranded
Speaker 6: as Davis Steel and that's kind of the long and
Speaker 6: short of it.
Speaker 2: So they saw you all win last year and then flipped, Okay,
Speaker 2: do you have players? Yea, do you have players from Kentucky?
Speaker 6: We we don't have players from Kentucky. We've had We've
Speaker 6: had Archie good One on our team in the past.
Speaker 6: We've had some Western Kentucky guys in the past. We've
Speaker 6: had a j Slaughter and Jeremy Evans with us. But
Speaker 6: really our main Kentucky connection is just that the Davis
Speaker 6: brothers decided to h sponsor our team and now we're
Speaker 6: Davis Steele.
Speaker 2: Where do you live?
Speaker 6: So I live in Detroit, Michigan. So the team that
Speaker 6: I get the kind of base out of that, But
Speaker 6: we're kind of we're kind of just like an all
Speaker 6: star team. We got players from all over.
Speaker 2: And when's your next game? So you're in the semi finals,
Speaker 2: when do you play? Yeah?
Speaker 6: So we play tomorrow here in Las Vegas where this
Speaker 6: whole side of the Brecket is and then if we win,
Speaker 6: you know, we'll hopefully play lost Camelia and have a
Speaker 6: little little rematch last year.
Speaker 2: All Right, Well, I appreciate you calling in. Good luck
Speaker 2: in your game. Could be quite a battle if they
Speaker 2: both make it to the finals.
Speaker 6: That's the that's the hope. That's the hope, you know,
Speaker 6: with the Davis brothers in that Kentucky tie, I think
Speaker 6: we'd love to end up there. Obviously we know Archie
Speaker 6: very well. We've had him for several years as well,
Speaker 6: and he's been killing it.
Speaker 1: So I think that's the way.
Speaker 2: How did you know we were talking about this? If
Speaker 2: you're in Detroit?
Speaker 6: So Ashley Davis, he hesking me. He's a big ASR
Speaker 6: guy and he was like, they're talking about us, you
Speaker 6: got to call in. He just sent me the phone number,
Speaker 6: and I trust Ashley implicitly. So I just clicked the
Speaker 6: number and called on in, not really knowing what I
Speaker 6: was getting myself into.
Speaker 2: I understand. Well, then, thank you for being a good
Speaker 2: sport uh and calling in and maybe we'll see you
Speaker 2: on Sunday. Okay, that's the hope.
Speaker 8: Appreciate you guys.
Speaker 2: All right, there you go.
Speaker 1: This has got to happen, right, love of me has
Speaker 1: to win.
Speaker 2: Well, I didn't rize. We had a rivalry, especially with
Speaker 2: a steel company. That's right. Archie left them for us,
Speaker 2: and they beat Archie last year. This is, this is
Speaker 2: there's so many angles. You've got the Davis brothers yes,
Speaker 2: KSR fans, Yes, but also saw us lose and then
Speaker 2: went and sponsored the other team. It would but Billy
Speaker 2: calling up Saint Peter's sports radio five years ago and
Speaker 2: asking for a job. They're like a winner. I got
Speaker 2: a digital business card.
Speaker 1: So Jacob was from Eberlin Drive.
Speaker 2: I gotta win tonight to learn more about these hurt feelings.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he was obviously from eberl and Drive, not Davis Steeles.
Speaker 1: Don't have the real story yet why David Steele decided
Speaker 1: to pull their sponsors.
Speaker 2: She did say they like, OK.
Speaker 1: Sorry the brothers.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's up there on the right. Ye unless you're
Speaker 2: going to well, we'll see. It could add a lot
Speaker 2: of spices to Saturday's remote into the game on Sunday.
Speaker 2: We don't want to look ahead one game a game
Speaker 2: at a time, but we got a win tonight to
Speaker 2: make this happen. Billy, we will postpone Campbell County because
Speaker 2: you had a lot on Campbell County and Carlisle. You
Speaker 2: want that to tomorrow? Yes, well, I mean assuming we
Speaker 2: get If we don't have more, David Steele come up.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, thank you all very much. We will
Speaker 2: see you tomorrow. One hundred blizzards giving away to listeners tomorrow. Okay,
Speaker 2: that's the tees during the show. That's the tea. Be ready.
Speaker 2: We'll see you later.