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Speaker 3: Welcome to Hour two of Kentucky Sports Radio, present it
Speaker 3: by Stockton Mortgage.
Speaker 4: Now here's Matt Jones welcome back.
Speaker 5: I remember two Kentucky Sports Radio.
Speaker 6: If I'm nine two eight oh, twenty two eighty seven,
Speaker 6: ask anything Wednesday, get on in and get your questions.
Speaker 5: We had one right for the break that we will do.
Speaker 6: Hey, if you're if you're in the Lexington area this
Speaker 6: week or weekend for graduation or even just around, come
Speaker 6: to ks Bar and see us. You know, when season ends,
Speaker 6: things slow down a little bit, so we always uh
Speaker 6: need your support.
Speaker 5: So come on by.
Speaker 6: Today's Wingsday Dollar Wings. They got trivia tonight. We have
Speaker 6: our trivia folks coming in. So if you're in town
Speaker 6: for the h for graduation, which is I know is coming,
Speaker 6: come on by and come by anyway.
Speaker 5: We'd love to see you.
Speaker 6: Don't forget that we're out here even when Kentucky games
Speaker 6: are are are not going on?
Speaker 5: What person rites Matt?
Speaker 6: With all this going on, don't you think the Vatican
Speaker 6: has to at least give a call to Billy Donovan
Speaker 6: to see if he's interested.
Speaker 5: We thought that.
Speaker 6: I think you all both undersold that. I thought that
Speaker 6: was a really good line. Shannon, you didn't get a.
Speaker 4: Chuck out of you.
Speaker 5: You didn't like that line.
Speaker 4: Sorry, I get the joke.
Speaker 6: I thought it was great. Whoever eight five, nine, three
Speaker 6: two one, that's a good joke. I don't care that
Speaker 6: they didn't give you a good lie like.
Speaker 5: I wanted. I don't know.
Speaker 7: I was laughing.
Speaker 6: I want Ryan to laugh as much as he does
Speaker 6: when Shannon just says give me Peter.
Speaker 5: Like that fakes.
Speaker 6: Ryan laughed so much harder than a well crafted joke
Speaker 6: about Billy Donnovan.
Speaker 3: Can I tell you during the break he said that
Speaker 3: line three more times off the air exactly.
Speaker 5: That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 6: I'm dealing with a child like that's what he giggles
Speaker 6: at the entire the entire time. It was not, by
Speaker 6: the way, Mark Grayce that got the game winning hit.
Speaker 6: It was Luis Gonzales. So he gave us a fact,
Speaker 6: Shandon was not a correct.
Speaker 4: Fact, right.
Speaker 2: He said it with confidence, though, so I believed him
Speaker 2: that confidence.
Speaker 5: He did say with confidence, And because he said it
Speaker 5: with confidence.
Speaker 2: I'm in Boston.
Speaker 5: You you completely believed it? What person rights? Matt?
Speaker 6: Do we have any update on the lottery winner from Georgetown?
Speaker 5: I haven't seen any.
Speaker 6: Drew, have you seen an update as he's even out
Speaker 6: of the the Pokey in Florida?
Speaker 7: Uh No, I mean, there's the fake story going around that.
Speaker 7: Uh we we debunked yesterday or the day before about
Speaker 7: him blowing his money already, but I haven't seen an
Speaker 7: update about it. If he's if he's free, or what's
Speaker 7: going on.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I don't know.
Speaker 6: That's ah, that's a that's a good question. We'll see
Speaker 6: if anybody has an update. I did get an update
Speaker 6: on the park meeting last night. There were hundreds of
Speaker 6: people at the meeting. No one showed up in favor
Speaker 6: of the of the pickleballs in his court. Everyone was against.
Speaker 6: So I don't know what that means. I mean, I
Speaker 6: saw that the mayor, Craig Greenberg, put out a video
Speaker 6: today explaining its benefits.
Speaker 5: You do wonder, though, Channon, you're a Louisvillion.
Speaker 6: If you get a three hundred to zero community meeting,
Speaker 6: you do wonder what's gonna happen.
Speaker 5: There are people arguing, though, Hey, this park.
Speaker 6: Where we're gonna put the pickleball and the tennis was
Speaker 6: being unused. It was a parking lot and a dilapidated
Speaker 6: tennis facility. Why wouldn't you want to update it with
Speaker 6: an updated facility. I don't know enough about it to
Speaker 6: say either way, But with hundreds of people showed out
Speaker 6: and no one was in favor of it, according to Brian,
Speaker 6: the intern who went to the event, then Shannon, I
Speaker 6: don't I don't know if that's a good sign for it.
Speaker 3: No nobody wants it is what it sounds like to me.
Speaker 3: It was the number one story on the local news
Speaker 3: this morning, and people out there chanting, we or keep
Speaker 3: Joe Creesan channing, keep Joe Kreesan.
Speaker 5: That's what they were changing. How did they go keep
Speaker 5: Joe creesing.
Speaker 4: Keep Joe keep Yeah, we'll just keep going.
Speaker 5: Who is, by the way, who is Joe crees Does
Speaker 5: anyone know?
Speaker 7: I actually googled that while you all were talking, and
Speaker 7: it says he was a journalist who wrote for the Courier.
Speaker 5: Journal and they named a park after him.
Speaker 7: According to uh wikipedia dot com, that would be like.
Speaker 5: What Rick Bositch Park in uh, Brian intern park Joe
Speaker 5: Sanka Park.
Speaker 6: Uh it's so they named it after just a guy
Speaker 6: that right wrote for the Courier.
Speaker 7: And uh oh what it's never mind said something about
Speaker 7: w h a S. It said, did he die playing
Speaker 7: tennis with a w h a S Radio personality? I'm
Speaker 7: reading this all on the fly.
Speaker 5: Wait a second, he died.
Speaker 7: I'll read it out loud so I get this right,
Speaker 7: Wikipedia dot com. Creasing continued writing and working until his death,
Speaker 7: which occurred while playing tennis with w h a S
Speaker 7: radio personality Milton Mets real way.
Speaker 2: To honor him that park, maybe it's yeah.
Speaker 7: He also started the movement to make the Kentucky Coffee
Speaker 7: Tree the first official state tree of Kentucky?
Speaker 5: Is that is that? Our is that our state tree
Speaker 5: is the Kentucky Coffee Tree?
Speaker 4: I think it is?
Speaker 6: So this dude, when did he die? Drew, because I've
Speaker 6: never heard of this person? When did he die?
Speaker 7: Nineteen seventy four? Okay, so he was born in Benon, Kentucky.
Speaker 7: Shout out Marshall County.
Speaker 6: Born in Marshall County, lived in Louisville, worked as a journalist,
Speaker 6: played tent and was playing tennis when he passed away.
Speaker 5: He was enough popular enough that they named a park
Speaker 5: after him.
Speaker 6: And how ironic, Shannon that the Fight over is a
Speaker 6: tennis facility?
Speaker 3: Yeah, Joe Creesan, do you think he would really want
Speaker 3: pickleball though?
Speaker 4: I mean that's a four.
Speaker 5: Oh No, he's a true tennis player.
Speaker 6: No, he's if he's a true tennis player, then he
Speaker 6: would be aghast at the fact that there's a pickleball,
Speaker 6: but it's a pickleball slash tennis.
Speaker 3: With See, this is where we need Ai Joe Creesan
Speaker 3: to ask him or are you okay to get your
Speaker 3: blessing from beyond the grave to put pickleball?
Speaker 5: I really like that's another thing.
Speaker 6: What if people did that where they used the AI
Speaker 6: version to try to enhance their argument.
Speaker 3: Like what if he's on there going yeah, I'm perfectly
Speaker 3: fine with you making a pickleball.
Speaker 6: Course, that's a really interesting point. It would be hard
Speaker 6: to argue with Ai Joe Creases, wouldn't it.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he's like, I died here. My death does not
Speaker 4: in my park.
Speaker 5: You're trying to your chanting keep.
Speaker 4: Me yeah here, I am interesting.
Speaker 7: I really like the second sentence of his bio. It
Speaker 7: says he was born in ben Kentucky, which he called
Speaker 7: the only town in Kentucky where I was born.
Speaker 5: I was born like sounds like a funny guy. It
Speaker 5: said that was like what he claimed about.
Speaker 7: Even got in quotations. It's the second sentence in his bio.
Speaker 5: Kentucky which is the only town that I was born.
Speaker 7: Yep. Only town in Kentucky where I was born.
Speaker 5: That's amazing what you can see why he was such
Speaker 5: a great journalist. Right, let's give you the facts in
Speaker 5: the sentence. That is funny.
Speaker 6: Well, anyway, so they had the meeting. Apparently there's another
Speaker 6: meeting later this week. It feels like the momentum is
Speaker 6: against keeping Joe. No, it's for keeping Joe Cresan. We'll
Speaker 6: see whether or not it ends up happening. I'm now
Speaker 6: fascinated by the fact he died playing tennis with Milton
Speaker 6: Metz in the I wonder was it in the park?
Speaker 5: Yep?
Speaker 2: That's why they named the park after him.
Speaker 5: So that's why they named the park after him.
Speaker 2: It's awesome remembering a guy that has been kind of
Speaker 2: over fifty years died or fift years ago. Brandy's name
Speaker 2: back up, and we.
Speaker 5: Know, by the way, do we know he did he
Speaker 5: die in the park where they named it after him
Speaker 5: or no? Yep? Yep, So it wasn't named after him
Speaker 5: at the time. So did they name it after him
Speaker 5: because he died there?
Speaker 7: M hmm according to uh the internet that I'm reading here,
Speaker 7: don have a heart attack.
Speaker 6: So Shannon would you like to die somewhere so that
Speaker 6: they named a park.
Speaker 5: After where you died?
Speaker 2: Like?
Speaker 4: Cool?
Speaker 3: Right?
Speaker 5: They could change like if you died during Larger than Life,
Speaker 5: it would be starting called Shannon the Dude in Life
Speaker 5: or something. Would you want that?
Speaker 3: Yeah, we could change the name, like you know, from
Speaker 3: the Godfather to Shannon the Dudes.
Speaker 6: You know, that's exactly the same. That's exactly the same
Speaker 6: level of honor.
Speaker 5: I think.
Speaker 7: All right, So this this also says there's a sign
Speaker 7: in Benton that says ben in Kentucky the only town
Speaker 7: Joe Creesan was born in.
Speaker 5: There to stop it, that is not a town. That
Speaker 5: there's not a town it says, that's what it says.
Speaker 6: The people Benton, Kentucky have to confirm that there is
Speaker 6: not a sign in Bitton, Kentucky that says the only
Speaker 6: town Joe Creeson was born.
Speaker 7: According to the Marshall County Daily. I trust it.
Speaker 2: He must have been a big reporter for the Curer.
Speaker 5: Why would that have been a sentence they would make
Speaker 5: a sign out of it? Was that like a famous
Speaker 5: sentence that he ended up saying it?
Speaker 4: And soon as Drew read that, that's the first thing that's.
Speaker 5: True, but I thought it was like he said it
Speaker 5: as a joke. I didn't think it would be something
Speaker 5: the town would put on the outside of the town.
Speaker 7: Must have been a big I mean it was the
Speaker 7: second sentence in his bio. He must have said it
Speaker 7: a lot really stuck.
Speaker 6: Well, now I want to keep Joe creasing because I
Speaker 6: want I want disguised memory to live, especially not.
Speaker 5: To be replaced by pickleball, which is so stupid. All right.
Speaker 6: The guy that asked earlier, what do you think is hard?
Speaker 6: Coach K said what's harder building a program or maintaining
Speaker 6: a program? I was thinking during the break rhyme. I
Speaker 6: think it depends on the sport. And again, football, building
Speaker 6: the program is the hardest because it takes a long time.
Speaker 6: It may take less time now because of the portal,
Speaker 6: but it still takes time. And maintaining a program maybe
Speaker 6: a little easier because you have depth, et cetera. I
Speaker 6: think in basketball maintaining is the hardest because when you had,
Speaker 6: like just look at what happened to Florida, right, when
Speaker 6: you have success as a team, individuals are especially in
Speaker 6: the portal nil Era almost certainly going to want to
Speaker 6: go then benefit somewhere else and it becomes harder to
Speaker 6: keep it together.
Speaker 5: Same thing happened here with Cal.
Speaker 6: I mean, as the years went on, more and more
Speaker 6: guys came, they obviously had their individual goals and desires.
Speaker 6: So I can see what coach k saying, especially in
Speaker 6: the college basketball context, of why maintaining would be harder.
Speaker 2: You know, the question is really good because like Cal
Speaker 2: obviously built the program up, and then we've seen Tubby
Speaker 2: job Cal after ten, twelve, thirteen years, it is harder
Speaker 2: to maintain that program you built. But the Carra asked
Speaker 2: about Stoops. Stoops did such a great job building the
Speaker 2: UK program. Now he seems to be struggling kind of maintain.
Speaker 5: But it has been a slow drop, meaning it's not
Speaker 5: like it just fell off the face of the earth.
Speaker 5: I think he has.
Speaker 6: Dropped it in part because they let things slip.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 6: I think one of the things that's hard in any
Speaker 6: level of success is can you maintain the motivation that
Speaker 6: built your success. Like when you're especially driven to succeed
Speaker 6: and you have that success, it is hard to continue
Speaker 6: to every day keep grinding. And if you listen to
Speaker 6: people that do things that require that, I've heard Howard
Speaker 6: Stern talk about this, David Letterman talk about this. When
Speaker 6: you're doing something that's daily, to continue to put in
Speaker 6: the effort and the desire to keep it at the
Speaker 6: level you want is hard. I'm sure that's true about sports.
Speaker 6: You have to kind of bring it every day. You
Speaker 6: can't sit there and take stuff off. And I'm not
Speaker 6: saying Mark Stoops took stuff off, but I do think
Speaker 6: in the last couple of years, I personally have questioned
Speaker 6: he's still grinding at that level that maybe Drew he
Speaker 6: did when he first got here, And we're gonna find
Speaker 6: out this year when they get on the field.
Speaker 7: And when you're building, you can kind of catch lighting
Speaker 7: in a bottle and have a great season and get
Speaker 7: it built, but then you got to be able to
Speaker 7: maintain that. It's why a lean maintaining might be a
Speaker 7: little more difficult, kind of depending on circumstances. But when
Speaker 7: you're building it, it's a good year or two can
Speaker 7: really really take you to another level, but then you
Speaker 7: got to work really hard to stay at that level too.
Speaker 6: Success can either be like a drug that you just
Speaker 6: have to keep going for to keep feeling, or it
Speaker 6: can be something that becomes like a play cater that
Speaker 6: you're just like I've had it and you just enjoy
Speaker 6: the fruits of it and let things slip. And I
Speaker 6: think you have to be very careful not to do that.
Speaker 6: And I think both of these coaches we've talked about
Speaker 6: had that happen a little bit, and you know, now
Speaker 6: they've got to go back to the mentality that they
Speaker 6: had when they started.
Speaker 5: Who's up next, Tristan, Tristan, go ahead, Tristan, Hey, Matt.
Speaker 8: Made it back safely. I just have a quick question
Speaker 8: that I can hang up and listen. Do you think
Speaker 8: that Mark Pope is a kind of trying to copy
Speaker 8: what Florida did this year with so many versatile big men.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't know if he's copying Florida, but there's
Speaker 6: no doubt he's gotten a lot of versatal players who
Speaker 6: can switch and play every position. This this roster, to
Speaker 6: me and I appreciate the call, is exactly what Mark
Speaker 6: Pope wants. I just think I'm a little surprised he
Speaker 6: doesn't have a little more shooting. But he maybe he
Speaker 6: thinks Ryan that these dudes are gonna all they're better
Speaker 6: shooters than we realize. But the switching every position, everybody
Speaker 6: being able to dribble, everybody being able to handle the ball.
Speaker 6: That is very consistent with what he wants. It's how
Speaker 6: the Warriors plays, how most NBA teams play. Now, I
Speaker 6: think that's exactly what he wants.
Speaker 2: I think you're right. I think most of our worries
Speaker 2: are that is there enough shooting there? But if Otega
Speaker 2: takes a step up and shooting Aberdeen low, if these
Speaker 2: three guys kind of step up and become better shooters,
Speaker 2: maybe the combination of everybody on to kind of overshadow
Speaker 2: that need for one drop dead shooter guy.
Speaker 5: You know, we get like watch these teams.
Speaker 6: When you watch these teams in the playoffs and the NBA,
Speaker 6: they're succeeding. It is always it is fascinating to me
Speaker 6: to watch how almost all these teams have dudes who
Speaker 6: can just handle the ball, step out. They are It's
Speaker 6: positionless basketball, that phrase, it's kind of how it is.
Speaker 6: Watch watch these teams, Watch all the teams left in
Speaker 6: the playoffs. Everyone on their team can shoot, dribble, pass,
Speaker 6: all of them, even the biggest, lankiest, they all can
Speaker 6: do it. And I think that's what Kentucky is gonna
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Speaker 6: very back Tucky Sports Radio two and a half. So
Speaker 6: this is why I like this show. I mean, there's
Speaker 6: many reasons I like it. But here's one of the reasons,
Speaker 6: because you learn things you wouldn't have known either way.
Speaker 6: All right, So I guess mister Creesan died in nineteen
Speaker 6: seventy four. He was a journalist here and I would
Speaker 6: you know, oh, even though I'm kind of peripherally in
Speaker 6: that field, would have I don't know that I ever
Speaker 6: had heard his name, But now after everyone riding me,
Speaker 6: I'm fascinated by his cot multiple people Ryan saying to me, Matt,
Speaker 6: you would have loved this guy. He was your kind
Speaker 6: of writer. He would write a column featured around the state,
Speaker 6: which would tell stories of small town people. He would
Speaker 6: tell stories about towns across Kentucky. They were often funny,
Speaker 6: and he looked at the state of Kentucky as a
Speaker 6: humorist who also loved the place. That sounds like my
Speaker 6: kind of guy, right.
Speaker 2: Sound like a perfect guy that would fit in on
Speaker 2: this show. Talking about Kentucky and Kentucky towns, Kentucky people.
Speaker 6: He said he wrote a book called Joe Creesan's Kentucky
Speaker 6: Shadon where he went to every county in Kentucky.
Speaker 5: If you know somebody who did.
Speaker 4: That, Yeah, like a modern day Joe Creesan, Matt Jones.
Speaker 6: So I gotta find Joe Creesan's Kentucky if anybody has
Speaker 6: that book.
Speaker 2: It's awesome, this whole pickleball fight on a pickleball. We've
Speaker 2: learned something that we A man has been forgotten over time.
Speaker 2: Died fifty years ago.
Speaker 6: They have a creasing lecture series at Kentucky, the University
Speaker 6: of Kentucky Drew that is named after him. You maybe
Speaker 6: even did you go to a crease in lecture at
Speaker 6: some point?
Speaker 7: I did not, But if I had known all of this,
Speaker 7: I would have made a point to Corey Price sent
Speaker 7: us that he was voted the most popular was it
Speaker 7: student Ryan at UK when he was there? The most
Speaker 7: popular guy on campus?
Speaker 5: Whip did that?
Speaker 2: That would have been what like nineteen forty? Yeah, Corey
Speaker 2: Price tweeted out name most popular man at UK in
Speaker 2: the class of nineteen forty.
Speaker 6: See what an interesting thing, and that he was named
Speaker 6: at the park was named after him because he died
Speaker 6: in the park while playing tennis.
Speaker 2: So there you go, who history listening today?
Speaker 6: There it is text machine seven seven two seventh seventy
Speaker 6: four five five two five four asked anything Wednesday before
Speaker 6: we get back to it. The real ID starts today, Shannon,
Speaker 6: chaos coming to the airports.
Speaker 5: Have we heard anything? Is it chaos out there?
Speaker 4: I'm sure that it is.
Speaker 3: I haven't seen any reports, but I'm sure that there's
Speaker 3: a long, long line.
Speaker 4: Just to get through.
Speaker 3: And if you don't have your idea, you have to
Speaker 3: like fill out a form which takes forever.
Speaker 4: So I'm sure there's a long line for that.
Speaker 6: That's just to fill it out in person. Apparently you
Speaker 6: can't do it before. Yep, So I do wonder what
Speaker 6: the nation's airports are like today. The real ID starts today.
Speaker 6: We've been talking about this. Apparently it was passed in
Speaker 6: two thousand and three by Congress, and then it took
Speaker 6: you know, years to get it to where states were
Speaker 6: ready for it, and then we in Kentucky pushed it
Speaker 6: off until I think twenty nineteen or twenty twenty, and
Speaker 6: then we've had a couple of years to do it,
Speaker 6: and a lot of people, myself included, have not. So,
Speaker 6: I mean, I can report live from the airport tomorrow,
Speaker 6: but Shannon, today, I haven't heard if it's if it's
Speaker 6: bad or not out there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I would want be anywhere near an airport for
Speaker 3: like at least the next couple of months, just until
Speaker 3: they get this all sorted out.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, hopefully they'll have a thing. It's clear the
Speaker 6: Newark stuff continues to be wild. The stories about what
Speaker 6: happened when those two minutes went off the air I
Speaker 6: mean the planes, they lost contact with the planes, They
Speaker 6: had no way to communicate with them, They had no
Speaker 6: way to know where they were. Scare the planes had
Speaker 6: no ways to let no like communicate with the thing.
Speaker 6: They were just sort of flying around in circles. And
Speaker 6: I guess there's a protocol for when that happens. They
Speaker 6: basically tell you to maintain your line, and that's what
Speaker 6: planes did and then it came back on. But Drew,
Speaker 6: can you imagine the panic in those ninety seconds or
Speaker 6: two minutes because you don't know if it's gonna be
Speaker 6: like that for a long time or not, you know.
Speaker 7: And you can that's not something you can play around with.
Speaker 7: These slightest error can lead to a horrible, horrible, horrible tragedy.
Speaker 7: They just got to get this fixed. I we were
Speaker 7: talking about to bring the AA in earlier. Maybe you
Speaker 7: can bring it into help a little bit with humans
Speaker 7: around it. But this is an absolutely disastrous situation. It's
Speaker 7: gonna affect a lot of people.
Speaker 6: April like thirtieth or whatever was when it happened. So
Speaker 6: if you were flying in or around Newark those days,
Speaker 6: say an extra prayer tonight of thank you. Who's up next, Jeremy, Jeremy,
Speaker 6: go ahead, Jeremy.
Speaker 9: Hey, guys, I was just checking.
Speaker 10: Has anybody watched the last season out of Righteous Gemstones
Speaker 10: and what did you think about it? I think Sunday
Speaker 10: was the last ever episode, and for me, it just
Speaker 10: kind of fizzled out, didn't in anything like our spoilers.
Speaker 5: I haven't seen it.
Speaker 6: I watched the first couple of episodes of the season.
Speaker 6: I still got to catch up on it, Drew, Ryan,
Speaker 6: have you finished it? Either one of you yet?
Speaker 7: I need to see I think I'm two behind. I've
Speaker 7: seen most of the season. I've enjoyed the season, but
Speaker 7: I haven't seen the finale that he's talking about.
Speaker 5: Ryan, have you seen it? I know you love the
Speaker 5: show too.
Speaker 2: I've only missed the finale. I haven't seen the finale yet.
Speaker 5: And do you like the season so far?
Speaker 2: It's probably my least favor rid of the four seasons,
Speaker 2: for sure. It just seems to not be as crazy funny.
Speaker 2: It's kind of well, I don't want to spoil anything, but.
Speaker 10: It's I agree, I mean I don't. I don't think
Speaker 10: there's anything like the other three seasons. Yeah, well I'm
Speaker 10: kind of disappointed.
Speaker 5: Well, I appreciate the call. I will.
Speaker 6: I'll check it out. I do love that show. I
Speaker 6: have seen the baby Billy stuff everywhere. But but I
Speaker 6: don't a.
Speaker 2: Lot of baby Billy this season.
Speaker 7: A lot about all of them.
Speaker 5: Other parts I don't want to see.
Speaker 2: You.
Speaker 7: Yeah, there are parts of him that you probably would
Speaker 7: rather not see. But they've they throw it right at you.
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Speaker 6: People are telling me the airport lines are pretty normal.
Speaker 6: So people are saying they think that they've not even
Speaker 6: started shinning like it.
Speaker 5: Wow. So I don't know.
Speaker 6: You know, it was part of the federal bill that
Speaker 6: they moved all this to regional offices, which is why
Speaker 6: this all happened.
Speaker 5: But you know, I don't know. I don't have one.
Speaker 5: So I hope my passport. I hope I don't lose it.
Speaker 5: That's my key worry.
Speaker 6: Kentucky has three new football players Ryan in the last
Speaker 6: twenty four hours.
Speaker 5: Yeah, two offensive linemen.
Speaker 6: Yeah, an offensive lineman from James Madison, an offensive lineman
Speaker 6: from some worst states ball state, and then a wide
Speaker 6: receiver from SMU.
Speaker 5: I know nothing about any.
Speaker 6: Of these guys, no clue whether or not they're good.
Speaker 5: So what do we make of these three new players?
Speaker 5: Positive sign? Negative sign? Who knows sign.
Speaker 7: Respectfully to the three of them? It's kind of man,
Speaker 7: these are depth pieces. They've barely recorded any stats or
Speaker 7: much playing time at their first stops, so this looks
Speaker 7: like they're just filling out the roster. You know, have
Speaker 7: second third and who know, practice squad. I don't know
Speaker 7: that any of these three editions will have much of
Speaker 7: an impact, good or bad next year. It seems they're
Speaker 7: just trying to to get the team built.
Speaker 6: How do you even end up with a player Ryan
Speaker 6: who was a like depth piece at James Madison?
Speaker 5: Like, how does that even happen that you end up
Speaker 5: with him on the team.
Speaker 2: Maybe it's the coaching connection with maybe with Vance or
Speaker 2: Mark may know either some kind of connection or made
Speaker 2: it a parent connection. Maybe they were recruiting amount of
Speaker 2: high school.
Speaker 5: I don't know what it is.
Speaker 2: I think Drew's right. I think these are just you
Speaker 2: needed some depth in the receiver room, So you bring
Speaker 2: another receiver. You need some depth in the old line room,
Speaker 2: bring another old lineman. I think they're just trying to
Speaker 2: maybe replentish some guys that left the team the program.
Speaker 7: The receiver was a top recruit. I think you started Oregon,
Speaker 7: but he had one catch all year last year. I mean,
Speaker 7: it's maybe you turn him into something on down the road.
Speaker 7: But it seems like these are guys they're adding to
Speaker 7: the roster just to be able to have practices.
Speaker 5: Okay, so I shouldn't care one way or the other,
Speaker 5: that's what you're saying about this group.
Speaker 7: I don't think we'll see any of these guys playing
Speaker 7: on the field next year. Maybe on down the road,
Speaker 7: but these seem like guys you're talking about on the ditch.
Speaker 5: Basketball. Duke basketball signed a new transfer and I looked
Speaker 5: at him, Drew, and it was a transfer from Rice,
Speaker 5: and I thought, oh, he must have been good if
Speaker 5: Duke wants him.
Speaker 6: He averaged one point five points a game at Rice,
Speaker 6: And you go, how does that kid end up at Duke?
Speaker 6: A kid who didn't even really play for Rice, that
Speaker 6: you wonder. I just it's amazing to me that that happens.
Speaker 6: I mean, even the kid we got as our thirteenth
Speaker 6: man at least average six and a half points at Miami,
Speaker 6: but wow, you averaged one point five points at Rice.
Speaker 5: How do you end up at Duke?
Speaker 7: Yeah, his name's if he too. I like the name,
Speaker 7: if he kind of and if he if he add
Speaker 7: to them. But I don't know Duke's roster that well.
Speaker 7: But you know it could be the same you see
Speaker 7: him a football. I mean, you know, schools aren't targeting
Speaker 7: high school as much. You don't have a lot of
Speaker 7: incoming freshmen as you as you used to before the
Speaker 7: portal area, So it might be just like we got
Speaker 7: to have somebody to put away on the end of
Speaker 7: the bench that's not demanding a lot of money or
Speaker 7: playing time.
Speaker 6: Shannon, a bad decision at least for the sport, even
Speaker 6: if it's a good decision for the horse. They decide
Speaker 6: not to run Sovereignty in the Preakness, you know, I mean, look,
Speaker 6: I don't know the horse's health. I get it if
Speaker 6: you're worried about it, But to me, I know they're
Speaker 6: purists out there that say you can't change the schedule
Speaker 6: the Triple Crown because it is what it is.
Speaker 5: It is what it's been.
Speaker 6: You cannot have a triple Crown where the Derby winner
Speaker 6: voluntarily skips the Preakness.
Speaker 5: Just be caut if you do.
Speaker 6: And somebody that knows more than horse racing about me,
Speaker 6: more about horse racing than me, can tell me which
Speaker 6: is right. But you either, like have to say, being
Speaker 6: in the Derby, it's contingent you do the Preakness unless
Speaker 6: your horse is heard, or.
Speaker 5: You need to push the Preakness back.
Speaker 6: I'm with you because you and I'm fine with pushing
Speaker 6: the Preakness back, and everybody goes, well, it was supposed
Speaker 6: to be hard to win the triple Crown. Okay, fine,
Speaker 6: it is supposed to be hard, but you know what
Speaker 6: times change.
Speaker 5: We can't have.
Speaker 6: It to where one of the three marquee races of
Speaker 6: the year doesn't have any horses that were in the Derby.
Speaker 5: You just can't do that.
Speaker 3: I'm a very very casual fan. I would watch the
Speaker 3: Preakness if Sovereignty were running at it. Now that he's
Speaker 3: not running at it, I really have no interest in
Speaker 3: watching it at all. But what we're talking about here
Speaker 3: is load management for horses.
Speaker 6: Now I'm okay with it if that's what it takes,
Speaker 6: because these horses like if you need to give them
Speaker 6: more time.
Speaker 5: But would you agree if that's gonna happen, you got
Speaker 5: to change the.
Speaker 4: Races, change with church change the date. I don't care.
Speaker 3: I mean the more important thing is for me that
Speaker 3: the Derby winner runs in the race.
Speaker 6: Yes, the Diverntye and Journalism Ryan, who were the two
Speaker 6: best horses by far in that race. If they were
Speaker 6: gonna do it again at the Preakness, wouldn't you watch
Speaker 6: it to see?
Speaker 2: The sport needs it? Had this huge ratings day on
Speaker 2: the Kentucky Derby, one hundred and forty thousand people there
Speaker 2: at Churchill Downs. Now they're gonna not have that signature
Speaker 2: moment of sovereignty maybe win in the Preakness, and the
Speaker 2: sport needs it. So I've heard this argument for thirty years.
Speaker 2: Just move the weakness one week back, move to Belmont
Speaker 2: one week back.
Speaker 5: Yeah, can you move them back?
Speaker 6: You get horse racing a longer stretch life, right, So
Speaker 6: you go one week back to the Preakness and then
Speaker 6: one maybe even two weeks back to the Belmont. A
Speaker 6: five week sport becomes a seven or eight week sport
Speaker 6: and you can maybe actually give rivalries. I mean, Ryan,
Speaker 6: you remember when I was a kid, you had that
Speaker 6: Sunday silence, easygoer, right? They raced in all three races.
Speaker 6: I think they were one to two in all three races.
Speaker 5: Yeah, exactly.
Speaker 6: You don't even with triple crown winners, like who is
Speaker 6: American Pharaoh's rival?
Speaker 5: Does anybody remember?
Speaker 6: I mean who knows, right, because they don't race in
Speaker 6: all of them. But if you made it to where
Speaker 6: journalism and sovereignty got to go against each other again,
Speaker 6: I think you could even have it to where, even
Speaker 6: if journalism won drew, you might watch the third one
Speaker 6: to see who breaks the time.
Speaker 5: But you can't.
Speaker 6: But you can't do it if you make it to
Speaker 6: where physically it hurts the horses and they don't want
Speaker 6: to do it.
Speaker 7: And I'm like Shannon and probably thousands of others, I
Speaker 7: won't even consider watching the Preakness. Maybe if I'm home
Speaker 7: and I'm scrolling through channels, but I would have made
Speaker 7: a point to be in front of the TV knowing
Speaker 7: that there's a chance for a horse running for the
Speaker 7: Triple Crown. But it's just gonna absolutely destroy the Preakness's ratings.
Speaker 7: They apparently they're.
Speaker 5: All gonna race in the Belmont. But at that point, Shannon,
Speaker 5: people won't.
Speaker 6: Care the prenous So they've got to find a way
Speaker 6: to make it work.
Speaker 5: They have to. It's there. I know they are traditionalists
Speaker 5: will be.
Speaker 6: Like, oh, it's not what we did with Seattle Sleugh
Speaker 6: and what we did with mantal War. Well you know what,
Speaker 6: So what times change, it's what will be best for
Speaker 6: a sport. Clearly, at its peak, horse racing can still
Speaker 6: captivate America. It does it every year at the Derby.
Speaker 6: Why not make it to where it captivates America a
Speaker 6: couple of other times?
Speaker 3: Right, you just had the largest ratings for the Derby,
Speaker 3: and how long you could take that momentum and carry
Speaker 3: it into the next race.
Speaker 4: But now I don't think he mightna care.
Speaker 6: No moment I don't even know who's in the previous
Speaker 6: There might be like there might not be one horse
Speaker 6: in the Pregnus that was even in the.
Speaker 5: Derby, So who cares? But that's that's that's obviously not
Speaker 5: the decision of the powers that that that be. Who's
Speaker 5: up next?
Speaker 4: Bob and Jamestown.
Speaker 6: Bob and Jamestown A five nine two eight oh, twenty
Speaker 6: two eighty seven.
Speaker 5: Go ahead.
Speaker 9: Matt Joe Creesan was a legend in Kentucky. He like
Speaker 9: you were talking about, he got all around the state
Speaker 9: and like I say, he was a really personal guy.
Speaker 9: And then back when Barry being a zone in the.
Speaker 5: Courier Journal and they were winning.
Speaker 9: All those bulletzerprizes. That's what probably one of the keys
Speaker 9: to it.
Speaker 5: Anyway. Yeah, I think Shannon I might be interested in
Speaker 5: as in his phone goes. Imagine it's like it's a
Speaker 5: it's like the one time he might be saying something
Speaker 5: that I'm past. Okay, go ahead, try again.
Speaker 9: Okay, Uh, this is a question from Major League Baseball.
Speaker 9: Did you know there was an umpire clothing requirement? And
Speaker 9: did you know that require one of those requirements umpire clothing.
Speaker 5: Requirement. What is the requirement? What's the requirement?
Speaker 8: Bob?
Speaker 9: They have to wear black underwear in case of a
Speaker 9: wardrobe malfunction, when their pants split. They want black underwear,
Speaker 9: all right, So, first of.
Speaker 2: All, how you did not know that?
Speaker 6: How do you know, Bob, the color of the underwear
Speaker 6: of umpires.
Speaker 9: That's the Major League Baseball sets those standards for their clothing.
Speaker 4: Color.
Speaker 9: I knew Joe. I knew Joe not saw legendary red
Speaker 9: players talked.
Speaker 5: About his underwear. You were like, Joe, what color underwear
Speaker 5: do you wear?
Speaker 9: No? No, Joe wasn't an umpire, He was a So.
Speaker 5: You and Joe not at all sat around and talk
Speaker 5: about No.
Speaker 9: No, but that was just a little side show the
Speaker 9: big show Maya. Anyway, did you know what this unusually
Speaker 9: cold weather we're experiencing right now?
Speaker 5: You get one, you get one ridiculous fact today. All right,
Speaker 5: I appreciate the call. You know that's true, We think
Speaker 5: that's true. Let's start with this. You think that's true, Drew.
Speaker 5: Do you think it's true that umpires have to wear
Speaker 5: black underwear?
Speaker 7: It's true, But I have a question. Don't umpires wear
Speaker 7: gray pants? Why wouldn't they wear gray underwear if it's
Speaker 7: for if you're splitting your pants, you don't want it
Speaker 7: to stand.
Speaker 5: You said it's true, like you know it's true, or you're.
Speaker 7: Just a s I looked it up as he was
Speaker 7: talking because I didn't believe him.
Speaker 2: You know, it had to happen, and I'm split their
Speaker 2: pants and his white skivvies were showing through these pants es.
Speaker 2: So they made this move to everybody had to wear
Speaker 2: black unwear.
Speaker 5: What I don't.
Speaker 6: Understand, Shannon, is what makes him call and say that,
Speaker 6: I don't know what.
Speaker 5: What what makes it's he woke up this morning.
Speaker 6: Bob is like a fortune cookie that comes out with
Speaker 6: the worst facts, and every day he just decides what's
Speaker 6: gonna come out today.
Speaker 5: How about we talk about umpires underwear?
Speaker 6: Not not any because he starts with Joe Creesan, which
Speaker 6: at least is on topic, and then we end.
Speaker 3: With that, Well, he did teach me something today. I
Speaker 3: didn't know that the umpires had to wear black underwear.
Speaker 4: I forget somebody.
Speaker 6: Somebody's pointing out this is ask anything Wednesday. So but
Speaker 6: although he didn't ask anything.
Speaker 5: The fact he just came. He just came with the fact.
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Speaker 6: So people are riding about the triple Crown thing. One
Speaker 6: person says, Matt, you don't mess with the Triple Crown races.
Speaker 6: If the w horse can't go, that's the way it is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but you can.
Speaker 6: That can't be the worst reason to do anything in life.
Speaker 6: The worst reason is, well, that's the way it is.
Speaker 6: And the second worst reason is because that's always the
Speaker 6: way we've done it. Like, that's the stupidest thing to do.
Speaker 6: You have to adjust to the realities of the world.
Speaker 6: And if the reality is these horse trainers are not
Speaker 6: gonna run the derby winner and the previous then you
Speaker 6: gotta adjust the reality. You can't just go eh, not
Speaker 6: team like, that's dumb. You're just smacking yourself in the
Speaker 6: face as an industry. If you do that, you're just
Speaker 6: being dumb. You can't sit there and say, let's going
Speaker 6: backwards in time is never a good reason to do anything.
Speaker 6: So and I'm being told Ryan that it wasn't even
Speaker 6: always the case that these were the dates of the races.
Speaker 5: They got changed once. So if they were changing the past.
Speaker 5: Why can't they be changed again.
Speaker 2: It's best for the sport, There's no doubt about it.
Speaker 2: I think horses are just getting soft these days. They're
Speaker 2: like our young teenagers.
Speaker 6: But that's a stupid like you're saying it as a joke.
Speaker 6: But there's people that believe what you're saying. There are
Speaker 6: people that believe, oh, we're pampering these horses. Well, you
Speaker 6: know why we're pampering these horses because they were dying
Speaker 6: a few years ago. And let's be real, you want
Speaker 6: to kill the sport. Have more horses died, Drew like,
Speaker 6: that's that'll kill the sport. That'll make it to where
Speaker 6: government's banned is if we keep doing that. So we
Speaker 6: just have to adjust to the realities of the world, right.
Speaker 7: Yeah, And I still haven't heard a good case for
Speaker 7: why it has to be two weeks and three weeks.
Speaker 7: I mean pampering the horses. That doesn't really I don't really.
Speaker 6: What is the good case, like Shandon, what's the good
Speaker 6: case for two weeks?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 4: You mean the case like to push it back?
Speaker 5: No, the case to keep it? What is the case
Speaker 5: to why that's a stupid reason to do it?
Speaker 4: But I mean that's the reason.
Speaker 5: But it's a stupid reason.
Speaker 4: Okay, it could be.
Speaker 3: Stupid, but I'm telling you that's the reason they haven't
Speaker 3: changed it because well, I mean.
Speaker 6: If it's not a better reason than that, then it's stupid.
Speaker 6: I mean, tradition matters, it matters to me like I
Speaker 6: but it's not the only reason to do anything. And
Speaker 6: so imagine if the Preakness was Memorial Day weekend. Okay,
Speaker 6: why would wouldn't that be a huge event? Memorial Yes,
Speaker 6: it was to have the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend
Speaker 6: be the Preakness, And then what if you did the
Speaker 6: Belmont around the fourth of July. You have now in
Speaker 6: corporate raided these races into Americana, haven't you.
Speaker 5: Why wouldn't you do that?
Speaker 4: We're making a horse racing great again.
Speaker 5: Yeah. And if Trump wants to ride the ponies at
Speaker 5: the beginning, didn't.
Speaker 6: Landing whatever, Who cares. I don't know if he can
Speaker 6: fit on the horse or not, but if he can,
Speaker 6: it would be if you did the Preakness at Memorial
Speaker 6: Day and the Belmont on the fourth of July, it
Speaker 6: could become you could make those races like the Derby
Speaker 6: Is where everybody was a part of family gatherings. Isn't
Speaker 6: that better than now when two weeks after the Derby disease,
Speaker 6: wuln't even know, Like no one knows anyway.
Speaker 8: Is it?
Speaker 2: I'm just doing it out to know what we're talking about.
Speaker 2: It isn't like the Indianapolis five hundred Memorial Day weekend.
Speaker 2: Maybe it will run.
Speaker 5: But that's on Sunday. So the race, the Preakness on Saturday.
Speaker 5: How about that?
Speaker 2: Yeap, it would work.
Speaker 4: I never knew you had such strong horse racing thoughts.
Speaker 6: I don't. I just I just I hate when people's
Speaker 6: reason for something is.
Speaker 5: Well, that's the way we've always done it, because you know,
Speaker 5: the sport is not the same, Like it's not as
Speaker 5: good as it used to be. It's not as big,
Speaker 5: So maybe we should change things and not just do
Speaker 5: it because it's how.
Speaker 3: But that's why I want the UK have a game
Speaker 3: on a Saturday, because it's the way we always did it.
Speaker 5: But we didn't even always do it like that. We've
Speaker 5: played it at different times.
Speaker 6: I mean, I think it'd be better for it to
Speaker 6: be on a Saturday for many reasons, But the answer
Speaker 6: is not just because it's how we've always done it.
Speaker 5: It's just because it would be better for the fans.
Speaker 5: Who's neck, Adam, Adam go ahead at him?
Speaker 11: So I had to laugh out loud. And when you
Speaker 11: were talking about the parks and just the thought of
Speaker 11: them naming that little park next to your house the
Speaker 11: rich Mosicks Park would be hilarious.
Speaker 6: Or what if I fall down on that park? Will
Speaker 6: you get them to name it the Matt Jones Parky
Speaker 6: Drew Drew if I were to fall on that.
Speaker 4: Park, bust at your butt? I think that's close enough.
Speaker 6: I've gotten hurt in that part before, so yeah, I
Speaker 6: think that probably should be right.
Speaker 5: But go ahead.
Speaker 11: Had a comment on question my comment talking about yesterday's topic.
Speaker 11: I would absolutely love to hear KA would love for
Speaker 11: call a game, and they will, Actually, they'll if you
Speaker 11: put in, like I want to hear K would call
Speaker 11: the last final seconds of the twenty twelve National Championship.
Speaker 11: They'll print out or they'll give you a dialogue and
Speaker 11: a transcript of what he would say, like in his
Speaker 11: voice like that.
Speaker 9: That's pretty cool.
Speaker 6: Yeah, see, I'd love to hear it if they ever
Speaker 6: get the point where they can do it. I guess
Speaker 6: they're worried about there being a you know a name
Speaker 6: image likeness of using the sound. But yeah, I mean
Speaker 6: I appreciate the call. I had a lot of people
Speaker 6: write me and they would agree. What agree? I agree
Speaker 6: with him that they want to hear it. What was
Speaker 6: the thing you just sent me? Drew about what happened
Speaker 6: in court? What was that about?
Speaker 7: A guy in Arizona got killed four years ago in
Speaker 7: a road ragees and someone murdered him. But in court
Speaker 7: this week they used an AI video of him to
Speaker 7: talk to the man who murdered him. He said, he
Speaker 7: said to Gabriel, the man who shot me, it's a
Speaker 7: shame we encountered each other that day in those circumstances.
Speaker 7: In another life, we probably could have been friends. But
Speaker 7: they played a video in court of what they thought,
Speaker 7: what AI thought he would have said. I think they
Speaker 7: used other videos of him, maybe some other stuff he
Speaker 7: has out there, and they came up with that and
Speaker 7: played it for the man who murdered him.
Speaker 5: Wow. I can't believe the judge allowed that.
Speaker 7: This story even says that the judge UH thought positively
Speaker 7: of it. Didn't really go into detail what that meant,
Speaker 7: but it said had a positive response.
Speaker 6: That's I'm really surprised. Yeah, I have to think about
Speaker 6: that one in court.
Speaker 5: Wow. Well with that mind blowing incident.
Speaker 6: Come out Wings Day chaos, Mark ks our Bowlingess tonight
Speaker 6: as well.
Speaker 5: We will see you tomorrow morning. You have a good day.
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