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Speaker 3: Fun work, that's fun and informative and values your opinion.
Speaker 2: Jack Kevin, I like that.
Speaker 5: Listen, man, we made it through the week. We know
Speaker 5: what your week was last weekend. I'm not gonna tell
Speaker 5: the Dann Patrick audience. They don't need to know about
Speaker 5: your No, what are people saying about you? Well, people
Speaker 5: were coming up to you.
Speaker 4: In Atlanta.
Speaker 3: We went to the National Association to the Black Journalist
Speaker 3: Convention Kelvin and I did not get thumbs down at all.
Speaker 5: I mean I had away sideways, sideways, some sideways. I
Speaker 5: guess it's all right. No, no, people listen. We had
Speaker 5: a great time and but no, definitely it is. There's
Speaker 5: been a post conference conversations that have happened Rob where
Speaker 5: people are like, oh man, you boy, Rob dang, what
Speaker 5: happened to Rob shoe? His shoe was talking and and
Speaker 5: and then some other people shoe exploded.
Speaker 3: My Jordan's my one of my favorite pair of all
Speaker 3: black on black Jordans fives. They just came apart. I
Speaker 3: don't know if it was the sticky floor at Magic City.
Speaker 2: I have no idea what.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna lie seeing Rob g seeing this grown
Speaker 5: man and you know, his advanced age, walk back into
Speaker 5: the hotel lobby up the escalator, mind you, with one
Speaker 5: shoe off. It was in my head hand the shoes
Speaker 5: flapping open, and we all know where he was, and
Speaker 5: we know what kind of night it was.
Speaker 2: It was. It was a sight to behold.
Speaker 6: Rob.
Speaker 5: I'm not gonna lie. Only you could pull that off
Speaker 5: and and and then live to tell about it.
Speaker 2: So I need to know where you what they dancing
Speaker 2: for you or were you dancing for them? I'm making
Speaker 2: a couple of moves. That's right.
Speaker 3: It was that kind of a night and it was
Speaker 3: a lot of fun. We do want to say coming
Speaker 3: up here on the Dan Patrick Show, we're going to
Speaker 3: talk with us Sean King, the former NFL quarterback and
Speaker 3: of course Fox Sports Radio NFL analyst, so we'll have
Speaker 3: him coming up. We got a lot to get to
Speaker 3: in this final hour of the program. I can't believe
Speaker 3: two hours down already.
Speaker 2: Look at you made it. You're still here.
Speaker 3: I am, and we will not nt be on the
Speaker 3: odd couple tonight. Normally we'll do a double dip.
Speaker 2: I would at.
Speaker 3: Least, just can't do it scheduling, why yes, So instead
Speaker 3: we have a Feelings tonight.
Speaker 2: Yeah. That who's coming in, Uh, Martin Weison from Salam.
Speaker 3: Okay, Martin wiss and from Salam. They'll be in for
Speaker 3: US seven to ten pm.
Speaker 6: And it's gonna be a great show. You should definitely
Speaker 6: listen and watch it.
Speaker 2: It's still gonna be a good listen even though it
Speaker 2: show some enthusiasts. Right, I'm not ripping the show.
Speaker 5: It was an improving on how you did it yesterday.
Speaker 5: Yesterday was true? Ridiculous? How you did it?
Speaker 2: So you haven't? Who smart?
Speaker 7: Who?
Speaker 8: Oh?
Speaker 2: Are you sure? Rob G? Is that real? They're doing
Speaker 2: our show? They're doing our show? Did I approve that?
Speaker 2: Tell them they can't call it the our couple? No,
Speaker 2: just tell them it's a couple. That's right.
Speaker 3: You just called the leftovers, just a couple of leftovers
Speaker 3: here on our fove sports for I like that, Alex,
Speaker 3: A couple of left's the show.
Speaker 2: We gotta have to make an open for when people feeling.
Speaker 5: There should be this is the well, it's the leftovers.
Speaker 5: Rob and Kelvin aren't here.
Speaker 7: Hope you have a microwave, because it's okay.
Speaker 2: It's okay, hey, rob G.
Speaker 3: College football season is on the doorstep about to get started.
Speaker 6: Well before that, we got the youtubeians. Man, the odds
Speaker 6: woke up early with us. They want to weigh in
Speaker 6: on the chiming in. Of course they are. Jed made
Speaker 6: a very good point today, Jed, Jay, you want to
Speaker 6: weigh in check us out on YouTube and reading Common
Speaker 6: Rights show says. By watching today, we are assured why
Speaker 6: Rob was banned from the Damp having made loud yelling
Speaker 6: hayting on everything.
Speaker 5: Loud. It's so funny because all my life I've been
Speaker 5: told I was loud all my friend's parents. You know,
Speaker 5: sleep your your voice carries quite down. And then all
Speaker 5: of a sudden, I've been doing the show with you,
Speaker 5: and no one ever says I'm loud. Well, maybe once
Speaker 5: or twice, but they say you are always loud.
Speaker 6: And then Shawne Sacramento, who called in an hour one
Speaker 6: what he say? He has an entire narrative about how
Speaker 6: this thing's going on. In the background. He says, you know,
Speaker 6: Rob G is telling the detective says, so we hear
Speaker 6: you know something about Robert Parker, and then me saying
Speaker 6: it's Robert Lee Parker Junior. First, where do you want
Speaker 6: to start? Tax fraud or stripper traffickame? Wait a minute,
Speaker 6: Wait a minute.
Speaker 5: The worst part about it is Rob G is I
Speaker 5: have been witnessing some of these crimes you and I.
Speaker 5: You know, ROBBG. I'll get back home and I'll say,
Speaker 5: I swear, Alex, I swear I had the steakhouse receipt,
Speaker 5: my receipt.
Speaker 2: Rob Kelvin, I'm sorry, did you go out to dinner
Speaker 2: you get to receipt? Did you get your receipt. Yes
Speaker 2: that I used that. I have my receipt. Rob, Why
Speaker 2: are you asking you about my RECEI.
Speaker 3: Guy's got some nerve talking about tax forw right on
Speaker 3: the national radio show Thank You.
Speaker 2: How much was your DM leftover?
Speaker 6: Oh my gosh, gosh, we got some more. Just a
Speaker 6: lot of people weighing in six eight six, all right stuff.
Speaker 6: And this one, I'm just gonna remind me how fat
Speaker 6: I am. I didn't want to read this one, but
Speaker 6: Alex said I had.
Speaker 2: Okay, here it is wayman, it's not about you.
Speaker 6: It's not about either one of you. I didn't want
Speaker 6: to read it. Uh neilad I think he says, says man,
Speaker 6: Rob g built like a notebook. He got the posture
Speaker 6: of a French toastick. Wow, what did that even mean?
Speaker 5: Well, as somebody who has three daughters and I make
Speaker 5: French show sticks all the time, you are very French toastick.
Speaker 2: What did that even mean? I don't know. I don't know.
Speaker 5: I don't know if he wants to stop you up
Speaker 5: with some syrup. I don't know what he's trying to say,
Speaker 5: But no, you do. I think it's that he's saying
Speaker 5: you're kind of sometimes they bend a little bit.
Speaker 2: Just maybe your head is bringing you down a little bit.
Speaker 2: That is messed up, Robie. You're supposed to be looking good.
Speaker 2: Your wife shined off on this.
Speaker 3: You know you're losing weight, You're getting no more jabs
Speaker 3: right an stop the CASKI drops. Rob's talking about You're
Speaker 3: not gonna stop. You're not done never.
Speaker 6: This is ready, So I don't got to get ready,
Speaker 6: you know what I mean? This is the restaurant idea.
Speaker 6: All I know is when Barry Bonds was good and
Speaker 6: they became great, I'm trying to be good.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 5: Hey, real talk, real real talk. So there's uh, you know,
Speaker 5: me and the girls. We go to YMCA my daughters
Speaker 5: and I saw a guy I had seen in a while.
Speaker 5: He works there, and I'm like, man, you know he
Speaker 5: didn't thin all right, maybe whatever. A couple of months
Speaker 5: ago by see McGain Alex Borderline disappeared and I'm like.
Speaker 2: Man, how much he lost? No?
Speaker 5: No, no, no, he wasn't that big. That's the That's
Speaker 5: the thing about the is like Robber never really needed
Speaker 5: the jab. Just going to gym for three months he'd
Speaker 5: have been fine. So I'm like, hey, man, Dag you're
Speaker 5: looking thing what you been doing. He's like, oh man,
Speaker 5: I've been working out hard. And I'm like, okay, great.
Speaker 5: Then I see him again. Now it's borderline concerning, like okay,
Speaker 5: his face is and mantid like. I'm like, like, what
Speaker 5: is going on here? I don't see him again, Alex
Speaker 5: for a couple of months.
Speaker 2: Stop. Dude is like seventy pounds heavier.
Speaker 5: So what I think happened was to Rob GI's point,
Speaker 5: he got off thought he was good.
Speaker 2: You know, I can do whatever I wanted to do. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and they can't put it.
Speaker 5: And they say, for some people, you put on more
Speaker 5: weight than you had when you started. If you if
Speaker 5: you don't you know monitor it. I saw that guy again, Alex,
Speaker 5: and I was.
Speaker 2: Like, whoa Rod Parker?
Speaker 6: Though he wouldn't know, I was saying Robs, like I
Speaker 6: can relate to that story.
Speaker 5: Hey, notice I didn't say his name. It might have
Speaker 5: been Rob Parker. I didn't put a name.
Speaker 6: You know, we ever heard Rob making his trainer once
Speaker 6: in the last four and a half months.
Speaker 3: Yes, you know what, there's a story behind it. But
Speaker 3: I want to get into our god when he.
Speaker 2: Was mad at your numbers or something. No, no, no, no,
Speaker 2: he wanted me to work out thirty minutes a day.
Speaker 2: Because you believe that, ro can you believe it what
Speaker 2: he charged me.
Speaker 5: Down?
Speaker 3: You're onto something to kill now. I got the bill
Speaker 3: after the first month.
Speaker 2: Am I doing this real? I'm sure you had to
Speaker 2: agree to the price? Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Alright anyway, rob G college football is.
Speaker 6: Uh a right, yeah, college football right around the corner.
Speaker 6: We had Robert Smith and hour to check that. We
Speaker 6: had a good conversation with him. A lot of off
Speaker 6: the field storylines going on in college football, and there
Speaker 6: is another one off the field that's kind of percolating,
Speaker 6: and it's not in a good way. Because Deon Sanders
Speaker 6: Colorado Buffaloes, you know, they were the new hotness twenty
Speaker 6: twenty three. They had higher ratings for their game against
Speaker 6: the Oregon than the same day Notre Dame Ohio State.
Speaker 6: And if you remember, Oregon beat the Brakes off of Colorado.
Speaker 6: People didn't care. They want to see coach prime shador,
Speaker 6: Travis Hunter. Everybody was locked in well. Front Office Sports
Speaker 6: revealed that since that phenomenal twenty twenty three season, it's
Speaker 6: been a ratings disaster, sixty seven percent drop in television
Speaker 6: interest in Colorado, and they're projecting with the team they
Speaker 6: have this season, coming off the year they just had,
Speaker 6: it's gonna get even worse for Coach Prime and company.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I agree.
Speaker 5: I don't see the ratings all of a sudden taking
Speaker 5: a jump back there, spiking back to what they were
Speaker 5: rob You know this, anytime there's something a novelty, right,
Speaker 5: there's a new guy, new coach.
Speaker 2: New thing, new hotness for sure.
Speaker 5: So that that absolutely makes sense to me when you
Speaker 5: look at what he brought when you got a guy
Speaker 5: and Travis Hunter coming all the way to Colorado. Obviously
Speaker 5: his sons, who by the way, had been on TV
Speaker 5: been stars, and not to mention, Coach Prime too already
Speaker 5: a star just naturally from his playing days and what
Speaker 5: he had been post playing days.
Speaker 2: So the hype was there.
Speaker 5: And one of the things he does well is he
Speaker 5: it's been a mentor and been kind of that that
Speaker 5: unk to so many people that people love him in general.
Speaker 5: So they're gonna show up, they're gonna support, they're gonna
Speaker 5: be there on the sideline. And it looks cool like
Speaker 5: when USC was thriving with Pete Carroll and you had
Speaker 5: Snoop and Will Ferrell and everybody hanging out on the sideline.
Speaker 5: So I do think an element of the fanfare will
Speaker 5: go away. You'll still get people because people love him.
Speaker 5: Certain rappers, certain entertainers, certain former athletes are gonna come
Speaker 5: support their guy, period. But I look at it more
Speaker 5: like this. To me, this year is gonna be big
Speaker 5: for him because I'm looking at it. A first year,
Speaker 5: they improve and they won one game. The year before
Speaker 5: they come, they win four. They were one and eleven.
Speaker 5: The season before, okay, they're four and eight. The next year,
Speaker 5: the second year with him, they're nine and four. They're
Speaker 5: seven two in the Big twelve. And so you got
Speaker 5: something cooking. You're right, you got a Heisman Trophy winner
Speaker 5: as well. Your son played well, and both sons played well,
Speaker 5: but especially Shador. And then last year, which was year three,
Speaker 5: Rob three and nine. And so the question to me becomes,
Speaker 5: and now he was going through hell stuff. He had
Speaker 5: a part of potty on the sideline because the man
Speaker 5: was dealing with prostuted.
Speaker 2: Giving him you're giving him a pass.
Speaker 5: Because of that will get me because if a coach
Speaker 5: is dealing with all of that, I'm asking you what
Speaker 5: I say, you just saying that's the reason, that's the
Speaker 5: regular the reason I'm so I'm saying, if I'm if
Speaker 5: I'm the athletic director, I'm saying, you just lost a
Speaker 5: bunch of talent. That happens, and then also you're dealing
Speaker 5: with major health implication the man I think it was
Speaker 5: prostate cancer.
Speaker 2: I'm not mistaken.
Speaker 5: So my point is this year is going to be
Speaker 5: a better test of are you closer to the nine
Speaker 5: win season? Are you closer to the three last season?
Speaker 5: I think that's what.
Speaker 3: But I don't even think there's a really what what
Speaker 3: expectations do they have? You think they're going to be
Speaker 3: closer to the nine win season. I'm just saying, you know,
Speaker 3: I'm not. That's what I'm saying. But you know I
Speaker 3: said closer, meaning you don't have to only win three
Speaker 3: Say they won three games. Say they win three games?
Speaker 3: Should he be fired?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 2: They're not firing.
Speaker 3: No, that's not what I asked you about. What I'm
Speaker 3: asking you. Should he be if they turn in another
Speaker 3: three win season? Should he be fired at Colorado?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 5: I think I will give him one more year. I'll
Speaker 5: tell you why real quick. I'll answer your question why
Speaker 5: for me, if I'm looking at it realistically at Colorado,
Speaker 5: what he has brought, the tickets, if sold, the fan fare,
Speaker 5: I got a Heisman Trophy winner, eternally, that stuff does
Speaker 5: me stuff when it comes to the fanfare of a team, and.
Speaker 3: I can get them when you're not winning and you
Speaker 3: have to come up with a reason to.
Speaker 2: Keep and I haven't been winning.
Speaker 5: That's the point, and so I want to get I
Speaker 5: would give them one more season and then then we'll
Speaker 5: reassess after that. But I asked Colorado, I want to
Speaker 5: know again that nine win season. We had some great players.
Speaker 5: We know one and one was a high draft taket travels.
Speaker 3: So if you won one game against the ranked opponent
Speaker 3: and the time he's been there, so you keep talking
Speaker 3: about what they've done the turnaround, they haven't beaten anybody
Speaker 3: who they won one game against the ranked opponents since
Speaker 3: been there.
Speaker 5: I can only beat in front of me, and I
Speaker 5: beat my conference. I was seven and two in the
Speaker 5: Big Twelve at that time.
Speaker 2: I just I don't I don't buy into it.
Speaker 3: And the whole notion that people showed up it was
Speaker 3: just something to do. Nobody was really in the Colorado
Speaker 3: football where's Shannon Sharp and Steven A walking around on
Speaker 3: the sidelines. Where's Lil Wayne with his concerts? All that
Speaker 3: stride up? Because there's nothing there. If you really believe
Speaker 3: that there was something going on there, you wouldn't just
Speaker 3: abandon Dion like they have. They were there for themselves
Speaker 3: because it was a place to be seen at, not
Speaker 3: because they believe Deon Sanders had turned around the program
Speaker 3: or he was building something special to be a part of.
Speaker 3: They all dropped Dion.
Speaker 2: They all ran the other way.
Speaker 3: He's not getting the players that you might have thought
Speaker 3: he would be getting with his high profile. And he's
Speaker 3: an extraordinary athlete who played Major League baseball and football
Speaker 3: at the highest level. To be in the Pro Football
Speaker 3: Hall of Fame he has, he checks all the boxes.
Speaker 3: He's a great orator, he's a great motivator.
Speaker 2: He's very power.
Speaker 3: There's a million things I like about Dion, But I'm
Speaker 3: not gonna sit here and act like he's done something at.
Speaker 2: Colorado and ask you a question wrong to change things.
Speaker 2: I don't believe it.
Speaker 5: You You you are a professor here in la usc
Speaker 5: You are a man who's going to twenty two colleges
Speaker 5: and universities. So you understand as much as they like
Speaker 5: to sell us on the idea of higher education, and
Speaker 5: it's all about that. You know, they're businesses, right, And
Speaker 5: when you start to look at the fact that they
Speaker 5: say publicity advertising value that they estimate because of him,
Speaker 5: they made maybe three billion dollars, they talk about what
Speaker 5: the school has made ninety million in advertising revenue and
Speaker 5: then specifically in ticket sales. The first year thirty one million,
Speaker 5: last year twenty four million.
Speaker 2: So my point is that's going down. It's going down.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what I'm saying, they're making massive money. Let's not
Speaker 5: act like that doesn't help in these types of things.
Speaker 5: I agree, I'm not saying it all about this. It's
Speaker 5: a lot of Alabamas.
Speaker 3: Say why that doesn't work is that a lot of
Speaker 3: these big colleges they sell out regardless.
Speaker 2: Of the of who today to Colorado.
Speaker 5: Colorado, ain't that I'll give you.
Speaker 3: What I'm saying is they're gonna sell out of you
Speaker 3: living in Boulder. There's not much going on. You got
Speaker 3: six home games is all you have. Ain't nothing else
Speaker 3: going on in Boulder. I hate to break it to you,
Speaker 3: and you're gonna go out on a Saturday afternoon in
Speaker 3: the fall and go to football games because that's what
Speaker 3: you're in towns.
Speaker 2: You don't want to take Coles with me, that's all.
Speaker 3: And all I'm saying is you're giving Dion a big pass.
Speaker 3: And at some point you got to take a look
Speaker 3: at the program and see, really which way it's going.
Speaker 3: But they win three games again, dude, you got to
Speaker 3: start to look and say, is he really has he
Speaker 3: really done that? Or did he just catch lightning in
Speaker 3: a bottle for that one that one year? And and
Speaker 3: uh rob g. Who was the school that they beat
Speaker 3: a game was TCU. I don't remember the national because
Speaker 3: you don't believe. You don't believe that's your.
Speaker 2: No, I don't go, babie, come o, ride gov run.
Speaker 2: They'll be like that, brother, you see what we do
Speaker 2: it over here? Yeah.
Speaker 3: And then we realized after they beat TCU that was
Speaker 3: a school that was in the national championship the previous year.
Speaker 3: We realized all of a sudden that TCU wasn't that good,
Speaker 3: and so that win didn't feel nearly as good as
Speaker 3: maybe people thought it would happen.
Speaker 2: Is not a believer, just say it. I'm not a believer.
Speaker 2: I'm a believer. I'll sue you ry, Yeah, I'll show you.
Speaker 4: Hey.
Speaker 3: Eight seven seven ninety nine on Fox eight seven seven
Speaker 3: nine nine, six sixty three sixty nine. Has Deon Sanders
Speaker 3: really changed the football program at Colorado? Kelvin is all in,
Speaker 3: I'm all the way out. We'll continue that conversation next
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Speaker 5: We won't even say it, Alex, don't worry about it.
Speaker 5: But you missed a wire. Yeah, you missed too early.
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Speaker 7: I love that I said that you did forty and
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Speaker 5: I wasn't gonna say it, Roger, you know what I mean.
Speaker 5: We couldn't said nobe. We gonna be doing that. We
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Speaker 8: What they killed me? Man? You you sound like a
Speaker 8: cheerleader for the Sanders family.
Speaker 2: Bro, that's the problem.
Speaker 9: Jase, Hey, how much flag.
Speaker 10: Did you get beyond for winning three games? When he
Speaker 10: won the four games, y'all said, Oh, he brought him
Speaker 10: from one game, he turned the season around, then he went.
Speaker 10: Now he went back to three games. Now you're talking
Speaker 10: about giving them some more time. I mean, I don't
Speaker 10: get it.
Speaker 5: I told you I want to see what I told you.
Speaker 5: You lost players. That happens in college football. And then
Speaker 5: also the man was going through.
Speaker 10: Cancer, Okay he said, he said himself, don't make that
Speaker 10: as excute. By time the season started and he was coaching,
Speaker 10: he was squear of that.
Speaker 6: So that is the man.
Speaker 2: He couldn't coach last year. I agree with you on
Speaker 2: that coach.
Speaker 10: What are you talking about? He was on the sideline
Speaker 10: every game, and.
Speaker 5: He was on the sideline with a part of pouty
Speaker 5: that still was a coaching. He was coaching and he
Speaker 5: ain't even there and you are doctor visit. Look, I'm
Speaker 5: totally with you, He comes up. Yes, I would no, No,
Speaker 5: I would have added I would have said, that is
Speaker 5: remarkable that the man wanted off, given that you can't
Speaker 5: have it. That's not both ways. I'm just I would
Speaker 5: be doing the exact same thing. Thanks for holding you.
Speaker 2: Listen. You can absolutely fire him Jay if you want
Speaker 2: you next year. I'm not mad at you.
Speaker 5: If you want to do that, I said, I, as
Speaker 5: Colorado would want to do it, want to see it
Speaker 5: one more time.
Speaker 2: I'm not mad at that.
Speaker 3: Tyron and Tennessee, you're on the damn Patrick Show couple
Speaker 3: filling in.
Speaker 2: How are you? Tyrone? Man? I thought, Man, what's up?
Speaker 9: Man?
Speaker 11: You're doing on the Mano Deon's first Dion's best one
Speaker 11: since he's been in Colorado? With his first year? Would
Speaker 11: he beat tcun't the opener? And then he beat Nebraska?
Speaker 11: Don't say he don't nothing since then?
Speaker 4: Man?
Speaker 11: I get the since Listen, I'm sympathetic towards that, and
Speaker 11: I'm glad he's doing well. And I like the man
Speaker 11: as a as a person, as a motive railer, as
Speaker 11: the greatest cornerback taver. But when it comes to Colorado,
Speaker 11: if we don't get it done this year, he's gone
Speaker 11: it roll. They don't now whether that happens or that
Speaker 11: remains to be seen, because it seems to me his escape,
Speaker 11: his escape class to this is he's selling the stands,
Speaker 11: merchandise sales, you know, business wise, they're booming. But results, oh,
Speaker 11: he's done that. Maybe as a coach he's a clown show.
Speaker 11: He's been a concert for a couple of years, and
Speaker 11: quite soocal. He needs to go back to the NFL
Speaker 11: networking and get that get get that game day final
Speaker 11: back on the map, because man, he as a coach,
Speaker 11: he just ain't got it. Man, he's done nothing in
Speaker 11: the last few years. And I don't think he's gonna
Speaker 11: do nothing neat. I don't see how it's gonna tek.
Speaker 2: You did nothing.
Speaker 5: You just acknowledged that he won nine games for an
Speaker 5: organization for a school, that one one before they got there.
Speaker 2: I'm with you, listen, I'm okay with you.
Speaker 11: I agree with His first.
Speaker 5: Year was four games, his second year was nine, His
Speaker 5: first year was the first year is the one he
Speaker 5: got the TC.
Speaker 2: What I'm saying, man, you go seven to two of
Speaker 2: your conference. So I'm listen.
Speaker 5: I'm not acting like he's Nick saban Or in his
Speaker 5: prime or Jim Harborough at Michigan.
Speaker 2: Well, maybe he might need to cheat little bit more,
Speaker 2: that might help.
Speaker 5: But my point is when i BA was able to
Speaker 5: win him, if you were to fire him after next year,
Speaker 5: I'm not even mad at that he has.
Speaker 2: It's not as if he's been this prolific.
Speaker 5: But I'm saying I've seen a guy that has helped
Speaker 5: the school that had been terrible prior to that, and
Speaker 5: I'd want to give him one more year.
Speaker 2: That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Wayne in Long Beach, California, you're on the odd couple
Speaker 3: filling in for Dan Patrick.
Speaker 2: What's up? Wayne's Rob?
Speaker 9: Hey, Rob, you've been on point all morning. I just
Speaker 9: want to let you everybody know Rob's been on point
Speaker 9: on every single subject this morning.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 9: I just want to say that he gives crap to everybody.
Speaker 9: It doesn't matter what color you want.
Speaker 2: Thank you.
Speaker 3: I'm an equal opportunity guy, and I'm just gonna call
Speaker 3: it like I see it, whether people like it or not.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, But where the color was there rumors out here?
Speaker 6: What it was?
Speaker 2: What was that all about? Rob?
Speaker 6: G Was that was that saying? I don't give crap
Speaker 6: to what we know? Rob hates black quarterbacks.
Speaker 3: I was.
Speaker 5: I wasn't gonna bring it up. But you know, you know, well,
Speaker 5: you know he picks one every year. I guess it'll
Speaker 5: be Lamar. It'll be Lamar Jackson this year. Who's gonna
Speaker 5: be a black quarterback this year?
Speaker 2: Rob, I don't know last year. I'm not moving by
Speaker 2: any of these guys move by exactly. Oh, I'm telling
Speaker 2: you what. I'm trying to think. Who else anybody wants
Speaker 2: to be missing? Somebody emerging? Then we can think of
Speaker 2: Rob G.
Speaker 6: Rob said he was mad that Baker Mayfield wasn't black.
Speaker 6: He said he would have liked him.
Speaker 3: Hey, I'm all about Baker. I told you that before,
Speaker 3: Rob G, when you were jumping on Baker Mayfield. I
Speaker 3: was the only one me had and Chris had a
Speaker 3: go go look it up on YouTube. Kelvin, Rob, do
Speaker 3: you remember we had a knockdown drag out over Baker mayfel.
Speaker 2: I might have left the show. I might have just
Speaker 2: got up for my chair.
Speaker 5: Let me see, I'm a google. Let me see if
Speaker 5: I can find that. All right, we got Sean King
Speaker 5: in a moment. We'll get to him and ask him
Speaker 5: about this, which, by the way, Sean King, he's doing
Speaker 5: it the right way. I'm ask him about this when
Speaker 5: we get him on the line here the second, Rob,
Speaker 5: he's working out, he's trying to get his life together
Speaker 5: the right way. He ain't just going with the job.
Speaker 2: He's too late. It's too late for too Why is
Speaker 2: it too late for him? But it's not too late
Speaker 2: for you. You're like ten fifteen years older than him, Sean.
Speaker 1: You hear that.
Speaker 5: Sean King joined US now former NFL quarterback, five sports
Speaker 5: radio NFL analysts. I'm stitching, Rob, No, I'm snitching. Don't
Speaker 5: worry about it. Snitches ain't getting stitches right now, Sean.
Speaker 5: I was complimenting you, man, you know I follow you.
Speaker 5: I said, my dog is out here getting back in
Speaker 5: the gym, getting active and trying to get you know,
Speaker 5: back to it. And Rob said, it's too late for him.
Speaker 2: Sean, you got you got like you got nine kids,
Speaker 2: a wife. You're busy. I don't know how you're gonna
Speaker 2: do it. Sean, Howe, I'm divorced.
Speaker 8: I only have four kids.
Speaker 2: And so he was half right on everything.
Speaker 8: If Philip Rivers can make a comeback, well I can't
Speaker 8: show my Did.
Speaker 2: You see what Philip Rivers looked like in that uniform.
Speaker 8: But the performance was there. Maybe the body type and
Speaker 8: evolved a little bit matured. I'm gonna call it because
Speaker 8: I saw your high school yearbook picture. You don't look
Speaker 8: like that either.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 8: And so it's good for the goose, gotta be good
Speaker 8: for the gander. And I need to I need to
Speaker 8: clarify something. Unless you're doing something illegal, unless you're a
Speaker 8: part of an illegal organization, Snitching is not a real word.
Speaker 2: All right, No, I was real, So then I wasn't snitching.
Speaker 2: Uh yeah, yeah, because we got he got we gotta
Speaker 2: call him back. We're gonna go right back. I heard
Speaker 2: they say the same thing. Apparently he's also divorced from
Speaker 2: his phone service. I'm just saying, you know, I.
Speaker 5: Can't up to date with all your friend and all
Speaker 5: that stuff. Well, we know divorce, divorce, and you've never
Speaker 5: been the best. You might have been the original person
Speaker 5: who threw a divorce party, like you might be the
Speaker 5: original person who threw a celebration and a big time party.
Speaker 5: Matter of fact, I know where you were at the
Speaker 5: date of divorce cleared and went through officially.
Speaker 2: You know, is that Alex Oh? He was very excited
Speaker 2: to say it was divorce.
Speaker 7: Dude, you hear that he was I chose Tiger Woods.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm okay. Does Tiger Woods know that you chose him?
Speaker 2: By the way over? Does he actually have you had
Speaker 2: a chance to tell him that anything? I don't know.
Speaker 2: All right, let's get to Sean King.
Speaker 8: We got a first of all your production chirping in
Speaker 8: the background, and there's nothing exciting about a filled marriage.
Speaker 8: But I also wanted to clarify and have the truth,
Speaker 8: you know, be a part of the conversation. Thank you
Speaker 8: very much.
Speaker 2: Okay, No, no, no, no, we're talking about We're talking
Speaker 2: about row, not you, my marriage, not yours. Come on,
Speaker 2: and we would never do that.
Speaker 3: We're talking about mine. I celebrated my twentieth anniversary of
Speaker 3: my divorce, that's all.
Speaker 12: I wait, talking about you, that's diabolical and every word
Speaker 12: I'm just saying, and uh, you know that's all good.
Speaker 8: So anyway, what I don't want you to do, and
Speaker 8: what we're not gonna start the season off doing, is
Speaker 8: looking down upon each other's dreams. Life's about ambition, hope,
Speaker 8: you know, skull setting, I am about to get back sexy.
Speaker 8: My new name gonna be shirt Off Shorty because if
Speaker 8: I just walk on my shirt off all the time.
Speaker 8: So encourage me along this journey. Don't be telling me
Speaker 8: I'm past my prime. I'm too old.
Speaker 3: Rob all right, I feel bad now. I want you
Speaker 3: to uh, to get back in the swing of things.
Speaker 3: I want you to have that great life. I'm happy
Speaker 3: for you, Sean. I'm gonna root you on. So yes,
Speaker 3: very nice. I mean we go way back. Another guy
Speaker 3: Uh from ESPN ESPN days. All these guys I work
Speaker 3: with Sean and we used to.
Speaker 2: Have good people.
Speaker 8: Forget that we how to pulted Skip Bayless's career. Okay,
Speaker 8: so they're used to win First Take. Well, first Take
Speaker 8: used to be Cold Pizza. It used to be filmed
Speaker 8: in New York in the New Yorker Hotel. That's how
Speaker 8: far back me and Rob go. When they moved Cold
Speaker 8: Pizza to Bristol and renamed it First Take, Skip would
Speaker 8: alternate guests every day of the week. Rob had a day,
Speaker 8: I had a day, the two live students had a day.
Speaker 8: So we go back to the very beginning of Skip Skip.
Speaker 8: I want some I think Skip ows a percentage of
Speaker 8: what he's going on to make to be honest.
Speaker 2: Rocks right man, and you know what's showing.
Speaker 3: People are always ripping on the whole debate thing. That show,
Speaker 3: when we did it originally was one of the best shows.
Speaker 3: When we used to sit at the table together, right
Speaker 3: and debate like you do in a barbershop or at
Speaker 3: a sports bar with your friends.
Speaker 2: That's what the show used to be like. And it
Speaker 2: was great, absolutely, And.
Speaker 8: It wasn't about polarizing topic. It's about no proof. It
Speaker 8: was a search for the truth and every topic. And
Speaker 8: just to show you how far ESPN has come. It
Speaker 8: was taboo to talk fantasy football. It was absolutely taboo
Speaker 8: to talk camp gambling. I remember they had not come
Speaker 8: up with numbers, never lied, which is a show. I
Speaker 8: think Colin Coward, who was still at ESPN, started with
Speaker 8: Michelle Beadle and Marcellus Wiley. Well they would look at
Speaker 8: tweeting no SportsNation.
Speaker 2: You mixed in, yeah, but the two shows.
Speaker 8: Yeah, Sports Nation. They hadn't even done Sports Nation yet.
Speaker 8: I remember working there. It was the most, oh my god,
Speaker 8: the tightest atmospherever. I got called an HR guys because
Speaker 8: I put a Tampa Bay raised hat on on Sports Center.
Speaker 8: I'm from Saint Petersburg, Florida. I'm a dahar rais fan.
Speaker 8: They happened to be playing the Yankees, god forbid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, used to used to be just venning a little
Speaker 2: bit on a Friday. Good. Well, hey, hey, you said
Speaker 2: search the truth. Go ahead, let's talk about the Raiders.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and what did you see last night from your
Speaker 3: number one over pick and mind?
Speaker 8: He's the goods. He's the goods. You don't find guys
Speaker 8: his size, his stature, with his athleticism for a guy
Speaker 8: that big, he's a really plus athlete. He has a
Speaker 8: big time arm. He throws the ball with anticipation. He
Speaker 8: looks calm with its chaotic Yeah, he's gonna make mistakes,
Speaker 8: but he's also him. And I would say Fernando Mendoza
Speaker 8: and the Raiders are in a perfect situation. Clint Kubiak
Speaker 8: and your one really gets to instill his culture this year.
Speaker 8: There's no expectation. Nobody's thinking that they're gonna be a
Speaker 8: fringe playoff team. They just get to go out and
Speaker 8: develop their young players, evolve their schemes, and they're gonna
Speaker 8: have a bunch of cap space next year and probably
Speaker 8: a top five draft pick. So I think the Raiders
Speaker 8: are in a great position moving into the future, and
Speaker 8: Kirk Cousins will be the quarterback as that offense works
Speaker 8: out a lot of its kinks.
Speaker 5: Well, stay there for a minute, Rob and I would
Speaker 5: just we just talked about this. Do you subscribe to
Speaker 5: the no, this is number one pick, he won a
Speaker 5: national e shit put his butt in there. Or you, Hey,
Speaker 5: Kirk Cousins, you know you take the lumps and the
Speaker 5: bruises as we figured this out because we've seen both
Speaker 5: things happen for guys who are high picks before.
Speaker 8: I'm so glad you asked that question, because here's the
Speaker 8: little dirty secret nobody talks about. In order to play
Speaker 8: quarterback at a high level in the National Football League,
Speaker 8: the guys around you have to play an above average level.
Speaker 8: So this is a new system. This is a bunch
Speaker 8: of new pieces. This is an offense outside of brock
Speaker 8: Baroers that does not have a top one hundred pass catcher.
Speaker 8: So as they work out the nuance of all those
Speaker 8: guys gelling together, not being super talented on their edges.
Speaker 8: Instead of Fernando Mendoza getting beat up potentially losing his confidence,
Speaker 8: he gets to look at Kirk Cousins handle success and failure,
Speaker 8: learn how to prepare so midyear, third fourth quarter of
Speaker 8: the year, Mondoza will become the starring quarterback, but it'll
Speaker 8: be in a much better, more stable situation than week one.
Speaker 3: I just if a guy's talented and can, he should
Speaker 3: be playing. The only way you learn how to play
Speaker 3: quarterback is by playing in games. I just don't buy
Speaker 3: into that.
Speaker 2: I think you can see it. You can see in
Speaker 2: Aaron Rodgers confidat had twenty eight interceptions.
Speaker 8: Okay, that's like I'm not buying that.
Speaker 2: I'm not buying that. I'm just saying no, no, no, I'm.
Speaker 11: Asking a question.
Speaker 8: Does confidence matter?
Speaker 2: Yeah, but it doesn't mean Also he can come in.
Speaker 3: What if he comes in and he's and he can
Speaker 3: turn it around and they start to win games.
Speaker 2: Most guys playing, most guys playing, not just that's.
Speaker 8: Not the expectation. And here's the part you're missing. In
Speaker 8: college football, even though the NIL is changing college football
Speaker 8: into minor league sports, the coverage of college football has
Speaker 8: not gotten to the aggressive level that the professional leagues
Speaker 8: are covered. Can we agree on that, correct? So there's
Speaker 8: a mental evolution that has to happen at that position.
Speaker 8: With being able to handle criticism and scrutiny. So watching
Speaker 8: somebody else take some of it is a great learning
Speaker 8: tool in college. If you play a bad game, you're
Speaker 8: not on every platform for the next seven days until
Speaker 8: the next game.
Speaker 2: Sean, I listen.
Speaker 8: I played the position, and this is something I never
Speaker 8: thought about before I got into it. You know how
Speaker 8: hard it is to turn the TV on and see
Speaker 8: Rob Parker and Skip Bayley saying you suck? Do you?
Speaker 8: I'm serious? Like, then you turn the channel and Colin
Speaker 8: Coward is saying you suck. And then you turn the
Speaker 8: channel and Pat McAfee is saying you suck. And then
Speaker 8: you turn the channel and Steven A. Smith is bloviating
Speaker 8: about how terrible you are and how terrible of a
Speaker 8: draft pick. That is an adjustment that people don't talk about.
Speaker 8: And when you go through that, man, I'm just I
Speaker 8: don't care who you are, it impacts you.
Speaker 2: I can understand that.
Speaker 5: And that's something that we don't talk about enough and
Speaker 5: professional and peoplecause don't know what they'll say. Sean, You're
Speaker 5: making millions of dollars, So what that's going to be
Speaker 5: the immediate replace?
Speaker 3: So what everybody's not going to be on a team.
Speaker 3: Everybody's not down with the King like we are. Everybody's
Speaker 3: not going to like you or think you're good. That
Speaker 3: doesn't mean that you can't work through it. There are
Speaker 3: plenty of people who never thought I was good enough
Speaker 3: or could have been good enough to write for the
Speaker 3: largest newspaper in the country when I was twenty two
Speaker 3: years old at the Daily News. You know what they did, Sean.
Speaker 3: They didn't coddle me. They didn't have me not write stories.
Speaker 3: They sent me out to go do the job. And
Speaker 3: that's how you learn to get it done. And here
Speaker 3: we are forty years later.
Speaker 2: I don't buy it. I don't buy it.
Speaker 3: There's no easy path into being a good quarterback in
Speaker 3: the NFL.
Speaker 2: There is none.
Speaker 8: I'm so glad you brought it up, because sometimes advice
Speaker 8: can be construed as criticism, and really it's just constructive information.
Speaker 8: All I'm doing is adding to the picture that people
Speaker 8: analyze when they evaluate young quarterbacks. It's a part that
Speaker 8: nobody in, a component that nobody includes in the development.
Speaker 8: If I kill his or her confidence before they get
Speaker 8: the experience necessary to be good, I can actually set
Speaker 8: them back instead of propelling them forward. So my point is,
Speaker 8: when you have a chance to learn if it's a
Speaker 8: five game stretch, a half a season stretch, a whole
Speaker 8: season stretch behind it. Kirk Cousins, who is the consummate
Speaker 8: pro when it comes to with pairing week the week
Speaker 8: for a game we started on the reality show. That's
Speaker 8: advantageous for a young quarterback. That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 2: All Right, Okay, Sean, we got to run here on
Speaker 2: a Dann Patrick show.
Speaker 3: But we do have my divorced song that I played
Speaker 3: to celebrate twenty years of being Dan Patrick.
Speaker 2: Here we go.
Speaker 8: It'll be hilarious rock, Rob.
Speaker 2: You trusted a big button? Smiles that what you're saying?
Speaker 8: Did I want to see you do that?
Speaker 2: Are you dancing right now? Right now?
Speaker 5: Show?
Speaker 8: Y'all have a great weekend.
Speaker 3: Us you.
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Speaker 2: Probably not.
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Speaker 5: a full version, best of version, the whole nine, so
Speaker 5: good stuff. Hey, Rob, you know you're you're because you
Speaker 5: are our senior in this particular case.
Speaker 2: You've been don't hurt me now you know you've been on.
Speaker 5: I think you appreciate that you've been unk for a while.
Speaker 5: And Rob g asked a great question when I walked
Speaker 5: back in the control room over there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, the question is at what age do you become unk?
Speaker 6: Because Rob's been unk for thirty five years now, right,
Speaker 6: so it's it's nothing. But for the rest of us,
Speaker 6: I had to know, so I asked up because me
Speaker 6: and Alex looked it up before I asked him.
Speaker 5: I don't agree with what they looked up Rob, but
Speaker 5: I'll say my reply to him was, I said, like
Speaker 5: mid thirties, like Mitt, because I was in the same
Speaker 5: thirty five exactly. Because at that point, Rob, g let's
Speaker 5: say you have literal nephews, or you have like you're
Speaker 5: a assistant coach or a coach somewhere, or you have
Speaker 5: mentees like Rob and I. You know, you started realizing
Speaker 5: all this kid's eighteen, nineteen twenty. I'm not big brother
Speaker 5: who could have been twenty five to him? So you
Speaker 5: the next natural thing is unh So you I've embraced
Speaker 5: it around in unk status.
Speaker 6: Where's the problem? AI disagrees with all of you. It
Speaker 6: says anyone twenty five or older. See that's true, can
Speaker 6: be considered uncle literally an uncle. That's like, oh, your
Speaker 6: sister or brother had a child and now you're own.
Speaker 7: But it makes sense so because think about these kids
Speaker 7: using the terms are like twelve thirteen, so so many
Speaker 7: twenty five is like you got a house.
Speaker 2: Listen, twelve year old, though I know what I'm saying.
Speaker 5: So it's more like, for instance, Rob, we were just
Speaker 5: in Atlanta and a lot of people there could have
Speaker 5: called him uncle. Obviously he's their mentor, but they could
Speaker 5: be like, oh, unk like because that's why Shannon Sharp
Speaker 5: has become unk to so many people, because the point
Speaker 5: is you ain't granddaddy, You're nothing old like that, and
Speaker 5: clearly little too old to be big brother, so you
Speaker 5: just unk like unk. Pat I said, I wasn't a
Speaker 5: cool uncle that you hang with the at the you know,
Speaker 5: the kickback at the cookout.
Speaker 3: You know, I had the greatest uncle, Uncle Junior, who's passed.
Speaker 3: But I'll never forget when I got my nineteen eighty
Speaker 3: four Dodge DAYTONA Oh God, I went down. I got
Speaker 3: approved for the loan. Of course I didn't have the
Speaker 3: money for the down payment. So I said to my
Speaker 3: uncle Junior. I said, hey, Uncle Junior, I'm getting a
Speaker 3: new car next week. He said, that's awesome. What kind
Speaker 3: of car is it? I said, Dodge DAYTONA talking car.
Speaker 3: Nineteen eighty four model. I was in college.
Speaker 2: I said, just one thing. I just need the two
Speaker 2: thousand dollars down payment? Can I get it?
Speaker 4: Can I?
Speaker 3: How you getting the car? If you know down payment?
Speaker 3: I said, I figured I would get the money from you.
Speaker 3: And you know what, when that day rolled around, he drove,
Speaker 3: came over to the house, dropped off to two thousand
Speaker 3: dollars for the down payment for the car, picked it up.
Speaker 3: And I want you to know that stuck with me
Speaker 3: all my life. So all my nieces in nephews I
Speaker 3: bought their first cars. And that's because my uncle Junior
Speaker 3: helped me get my first new car.
Speaker 5: Man, that's a great story. Shot the uncle Junior, man
Speaker 5: RP doing great stuff and that man. You know what, Man,
Speaker 5: that those types of things matter because you end up
Speaker 5: and now your nieces in ne fus you know life.
Speaker 5: Who knows where life will take them, but that will
Speaker 5: always stick with them and how they will turn the favors.
Speaker 2: So, yeah, you love hearing stuff like that.
Speaker 4: Man.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'll tell you what.
Speaker 5: I didn't grow up with a lot of means, and
Speaker 5: it was extraordinarily modest, but there was always just enough.
Speaker 5: I always believed God through just enough, Like you said,
Speaker 5: little opportunities like that where somebody looked out of hand,
Speaker 5: you know, someone offer the hand offered to help out
Speaker 5: just enough that I think that's why people like me
Speaker 5: and you we feel so compelled to give back and
Speaker 5: uh and be there for other people and embrace hunkstatu is,
Speaker 5: Rob G, you.
Speaker 2: Unk too, That's right, Rob G. Alex you're un too. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you're on two just because you got a bunch of
Speaker 2: hair slick back, Alex. I can't believe it, the odd couple.
Speaker 3: We got a Friday night off for change man man.
Speaker 2: The streets in New York and not say it's about
Speaker 2: to be an unction. I don't even know. Do you
Speaker 2: play our thing?
Speaker 5: You can't even play it all? Dang all right, what's
Speaker 5: the Dan Patrick Show? And if you don't listen, damn
Speaker 5: we wreck your show again. Sorry about that,