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Speaker 1: Jake Man, you ain't seen eight in a couple of
Speaker 1: weeks up in his motherfucker Eight come back looking like
Speaker 1: he just on swoop like you've just been just I'm
Speaker 1: trying to get on my how my nigga trade d
Speaker 1: v all on Instay. I'll try your like my nigga
Speaker 1: trade d You know what I'm saying. You know what
Speaker 1: I'm saying, hit them, hit them weights and Ship. No,
Speaker 1: I've just been sucking around, you know, uh with the kids.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, trying to get him ready.
Speaker 1: So I figured Ship, if he gonna be working out
Speaker 1: every day you don't give me, you know, trying to
Speaker 1: get ready for the next level, then I might as
Speaker 1: well get myself in there too. Yeah. Sure, looks like
Speaker 1: you can two piece of nigga. Mm hmm what they do?
Speaker 1: So are we cracking it off? What we What we
Speaker 1: got to talk about? Man? You did you know what
Speaker 1: I want to tell? I just want to start off.
Speaker 1: And and you know, I know everybody been hearing about
Speaker 1: my man Beon, right, m hmm. What's your opinion on that? Still?
Speaker 1: I think Deon deal with the hell he was supposed
Speaker 1: to do, and we as black people, got a bad
Speaker 1: always trying to tell somebody what to do. Right. The
Speaker 1: first thing about it is Dion went in the Jackson
Speaker 1: State I think it was maybe three years ago, right,
Speaker 1: turned the whole program around, spent his own money building
Speaker 1: them a new practice field, spent his own money every time.
Speaker 1: See the problem me was every time Dion went to
Speaker 1: the administration to ask for some more, some money for something. Hey,
Speaker 1: the keys need food or you gotta figure that out, Deon,
Speaker 1: the keys need this. You gotta figure out Dan. For
Speaker 1: Christ's sakes, how long is the man supposed to spend
Speaker 1: his own money. It ain't like Dean ain't playing football
Speaker 1: in twenty five years though. It's not like he had
Speaker 1: a pile of money just sitting somewhere. I think Dean
Speaker 1: did what he was supposed to do, because that's the
Speaker 1: problem man. As black people, we have a problem of
Speaker 1: speaking out of turn on somebody else's situation all the
Speaker 1: time and not knowing what the hell we're talking about.
Speaker 1: Half the time, it was people actually mad at Dean
Speaker 1: standards for leaving the school. Dean did what he should
Speaker 1: have did because the problem with them HBCUs Deon can
Speaker 1: fix it by itself. Even if Dean would have went
Speaker 1: over there and stayed there, all he would have been
Speaker 1: just had the program where he would have been beating
Speaker 1: the shell of every other team in his whack. Every
Speaker 1: week that wouldn't have been no fun. Dan did what
Speaker 1: he's supposed to do. Because I'm gonna tell you what
Speaker 1: the problem is now in college football is we don't
Speaker 1: have enough coaches that can relate to our kids. And
Speaker 1: when I talk about our kids, you already got kids
Speaker 1: coming in with PTSD at high school. You got the company,
Speaker 1: and they suffered from property. So in some cases they
Speaker 1: hundreds of miles from home and their mama don't got
Speaker 1: no money to come there and see him. Right, So
Speaker 1: you got this white coach, and shame bag. Is there
Speaker 1: some great white coaches out there? Right? So this ain't
Speaker 1: about black and white. This is about culture. When you
Speaker 1: got a kid that's coming from the hood, he's gonna
Speaker 1: come in a certain way. He's gonna be very raw
Speaker 1: because in a lot of times, a lot of a
Speaker 1: lot of cases, he hasn't had that parental father figure
Speaker 1: in the house. You feel what I mean? Everybody is
Speaker 1: not gonna be like Corn or Chris. Do you feel
Speaker 1: what I'm saying? That got a daddy at home and
Speaker 1: tell him what to do. So those kids need a
Speaker 1: certain other level of attention, and sometimes that comes in
Speaker 1: the form of a black coach. We got plenty of
Speaker 1: black assistant coaches broke, but on the B one level,
Speaker 1: it ain't. It ain't a lot of us. That's why
Speaker 1: I always route for a brother when he gets them jobs.
Speaker 1: I rooted for the brother Dante when he got the
Speaker 1: job at s C and the interroom I wrote. I
Speaker 1: rooted for the brother that not the dame when he
Speaker 1: got that job. And I'm rooted for den in agenda
Speaker 1: to where I'm gonna do this and then I can.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's James, that's a lot of I mean,
Speaker 1: if I'm m you talked to certain people, you know, uh, students, Uh,
Speaker 1: people who represent hbc U, s um. You know, the
Speaker 1: emotions are kind of mixed. Uh. Some people feel you know,
Speaker 1: maybe he used Jackson State is a stepping stone, uh,
Speaker 1: because he wanted to coach at Florida State and they
Speaker 1: turned him down. So that's how you know. UM, so
Speaker 1: that can have just been proven a point. But my
Speaker 1: thing is, you know, um, at what level do you
Speaker 1: feel like you know quote you know your blackness? Is
Speaker 1: that question because you know, any time you working in
Speaker 1: this situation, I mean, if you work, you want to
Speaker 1: be promoted, right, you want to be you know the
Speaker 1: quest of you as a man or getting to a
Speaker 1: certain statue or status is to become there. You know,
Speaker 1: if you start at the bottom, like they say, you
Speaker 1: start out at the bottom and you want to reach
Speaker 1: the top. So do you feel that his top plateau
Speaker 1: should have stopped at Jackson State? I think you should
Speaker 1: have just continued there because what you did with those kids,
Speaker 1: the kids love that dude, and he did something like
Speaker 1: I mean, he really worked with those cats. He won
Speaker 1: football games. But you know to leave, why leave? Well,
Speaker 1: he had to, James, because that's situation. There wouldn't have
Speaker 1: gotten no better. Bro. See, look, let me explain something
Speaker 1: to you and James, I understand why you feel the
Speaker 1: way you feel. Right, There's a lot of stuff that
Speaker 1: goes into running the program, right, especially when you start
Speaker 1: talking about the difference between the Jackson State un Let's
Speaker 1: say even UM even in Colorado, Colorado was not a UM.
Speaker 1: It's a Power five program. But they have they've been
Speaker 1: losing for a long time. Right, Even with that, they
Speaker 1: have certain resources from the stadium to the food. The
Speaker 1: kids heed to travel a lot of times in the swag,
Speaker 1: those guys kicking the buses the games. So just imagine
Speaker 1: you're getting off the bus on a twelve or eighteen
Speaker 1: hour drive, right then you gotta go play a game.
Speaker 1: You an't got no money for hotels. As soon as
Speaker 1: you go out there and play the game, you're happing
Speaker 1: right back on the bus and you're going back to
Speaker 1: you know, you're going back home, right So I think
Speaker 1: with dan Man, I don't think he hadn't hit me gender.
Speaker 1: I think he would have stayed there had they done
Speaker 1: the right things. But he spent a lot of his
Speaker 1: own money, James. You know, he spent a couple of
Speaker 1: million dollars building their practice facility for them his own money.
Speaker 1: Every time he went to the administration to ask for something,
Speaker 1: they would pretty much tell him, you handle it. After
Speaker 1: a while, you gotta get tired. And plus, my thing
Speaker 1: is this, you gotta think about eight Dean played football
Speaker 1: a long time ago. He just sitting on a billion
Speaker 1: dollars like that. I'm pretty sure his paper is straight.
Speaker 1: But how long? And what's wrong with him? Progression? Because
Speaker 1: he is my thing. White folks have the privilege of
Speaker 1: going somewhere stand lying to a bunch of kids and
Speaker 1: getting the funk on. They do it to nobody question them,
Speaker 1: But we do it in progress. Everybody mad off us
Speaker 1: and we gotta take the motion out of it. Man,
Speaker 1: And he applaud him for the time they did have them,
Speaker 1: because he did some great things for that program. He
Speaker 1: brought a lot of light to it. And he taking
Speaker 1: those kids with him because they just made a new
Speaker 1: rule that a kid can transfer one time without a question.
Speaker 1: He taking all those guys that came in with him,
Speaker 1: So he ain't been disloyal to nobody. Unlike some of
Speaker 1: these other coaches. They will go their recruit keids lied
Speaker 1: to him, get their bonus and get on that. After
Speaker 1: my son when he first went to college, man a
Speaker 1: coach lied to him all the way up there. As
Speaker 1: soon as my son enrote, the dude was out of there. Damn.
Speaker 1: So it's a dirty game, man, And I'm not mad
Speaker 1: at them for leaving Man not at least big can.
Speaker 1: But can progression be I mean, like I said, yeah,
Speaker 1: everything is to reach a certain point. Right. You're high
Speaker 1: school football coach, you wanna maybe coach college one day? Right?
Speaker 1: You're a college coach, you want to coach NFL one day? Right? Yes, sir,
Speaker 1: is your loyalty and question because of your progression in
Speaker 1: this and in this. In this case, probably yes, yes,
Speaker 1: even though I don't. I don't agree with it, but
Speaker 1: I feel because the average person thinks like James, you've
Speaker 1: gotta understand. The average person at home don't know the
Speaker 1: inner workings of football program. Hell, I don't know everything
Speaker 1: that go on behind the scenes because I'm not privy
Speaker 1: to it. Right, But on one case, I can see
Speaker 1: where the brothers may be. Man Like man, Diann was
Speaker 1: our savior. He was supposed to do this. He was
Speaker 1: supposed to make the hbcun because at the time, I'm
Speaker 1: not gonna lie. It was pretty exciting because I had
Speaker 1: the thought of my head, like man gets amazing that
Speaker 1: for all the five stars start going to xbc US
Speaker 1: because he Back in the day, a lot of those schools,
Speaker 1: like the Alabama's, Florida's UM, a number of schools didn't
Speaker 1: even let black kids go to their school. This is
Speaker 1: just in the sixties on up to the early seventies.
Speaker 1: They didn't allow black kids to go there. And SC
Speaker 1: was actually one of the only programs back in the
Speaker 1: all black keys to play. That's what made Alabama changed
Speaker 1: the whole thing around. Alabama had all these white kids
Speaker 1: that have been winning games. USC went down there and
Speaker 1: hooked their years. They couldn't stop them brothers. Was Compton
Speaker 1: running the brothers long beach, running the rock on them.
Speaker 1: It was too much that Bear Bryant said, funk this
Speaker 1: a y'all got a change that I need me some
Speaker 1: of them niggas down you're running the rock. So James,
Speaker 1: if it was you, you you would have decided to stay
Speaker 1: at Jackson Well. Not knowing the circumstances of his his
Speaker 1: situation and just on the outside looking in, I would
Speaker 1: have said, stay and build something. You know what I'm saying.
Speaker 1: You know, it's more kids to come after the once
Speaker 1: he just worked with. So you gotta look at longevity
Speaker 1: when you're doing stuff like that. If you don't have
Speaker 1: a hidden agenda, then my purpose is to reach all
Speaker 1: the black kids. I can reach all the kids. I can't.
Speaker 1: You know what I'm saying, Because if you look at
Speaker 1: it when he first started with that, you had a
Speaker 1: lot of guts that was but wow, and he taught
Speaker 1: those young dudes. He talked. He talked those kids out
Speaker 1: of the men. He made him grow up. Even with
Speaker 1: the shooting ship and all the ship that was going on,
Speaker 1: he schooled those kids he did, being honest, a good
Speaker 1: kid I've had the pleasure to do. He has the
Speaker 1: influence too, you know, a tract of a lot of
Speaker 1: you know, like you say, a lot of like you say,
Speaker 1: still a lot of four and five star black kids
Speaker 1: who would have necessarily ended up probably at power five
Speaker 1: schools maybe to go play for Dion. You know, they
Speaker 1: would have, you know, took that chance. But again, Dion
Speaker 1: only coach for Jackson State. Everybody can't go to Jackson State.
Speaker 1: Do you think him staying there would have a lot
Speaker 1: would have made other Black kids of that magnitude transition
Speaker 1: over to other HBCU schools because of Dion. Every kid
Speaker 1: want the best, right, every kid want to become a
Speaker 1: better player. But if I can't go play for Dion,
Speaker 1: why would I pass up going to an Alabama or
Speaker 1: a Clemson to go to a s othern or Grambling
Speaker 1: or one of these one of the you know, the HBCUs.
Speaker 1: How do you think a kid would do that? Okay,
Speaker 1: Deon termed Jackson stayed around. They hid in the HBCU,
Speaker 1: you know, but Dion don't want me at Jackson State
Speaker 1: or their scholarships is full. But I got three four
Speaker 1: scholarships on the table from a USC Alabama, So should
Speaker 1: I turn them down and specifically look to go to
Speaker 1: an HBCU. How many kids do you think would actually
Speaker 1: do that? You know what, obviously, d n c DN
Speaker 1: is a special case of coaching. His magnitude NFL Hall
Speaker 1: of Fame or one of the best dB, one of
Speaker 1: the best corners, if not the best ever playing professional football.
Speaker 1: Right if a kid get the opportunity, hell yeah, they
Speaker 1: go think about it. They really exactly, they go really
Speaker 1: really think about it. But at the same time, Jackson
Speaker 1: State only has so many scholarships available. As I'm saying,
Speaker 1: everybody can go play for him. I think the way
Speaker 1: I look at it now is with him going to
Speaker 1: a Colorado, He's going to be able to impact even
Speaker 1: more kids because he's gonna have the resources. Now, he's
Speaker 1: gonna actually have the program behind him. So I'm gonna
Speaker 1: tell you Colorado about to put the bag behind him.
Speaker 1: It's about to be craiging in Coloraddo like it was
Speaker 1: when Eric de Enemy and it was there, exactly used
Speaker 1: to being significant school where kids would want to go play.
Speaker 1: I'm just saying, you know, uh, having that influence at
Speaker 1: the HBCU level. You know there's only one Dion Sanders,
Speaker 1: So how much influence would that have made other four
Speaker 1: or five star black athletes want to go to HBCUs.
Speaker 1: You get me because like again you know it's den. Yeah.
Speaker 1: I if Deon give me an offer and I can
Speaker 1: go down to Jackson State and play for Dion, That's
Speaker 1: where I'm going. But if I can't get to Jackson
Speaker 1: State and and am I front upon as a four
Speaker 1: or five star black athlete by not going to an
Speaker 1: h b c U, we you know what I do?
Speaker 1: Notice eight, it's a lot of black kids not noticed.
Speaker 1: The black kids that are signing up for the HBCUs
Speaker 1: are from families to where they got resources. You know,
Speaker 1: they're not necessarily rich people, but they can help their
Speaker 1: kids out. Because the rough part about the HBCUs all
Speaker 1: of them ain bad. Right, They got some of the
Speaker 1: best educational programs around. And I think that's the problem
Speaker 1: with the HBCUs. A lot of those chancellors and chairman
Speaker 1: they are strictly focused on education. They don't give a
Speaker 1: damn about football. They don't give them about basketball. It
Speaker 1: was even um I heard a rumor now this is
Speaker 1: just something I heard. I heard a rumor that Dion
Speaker 1: had some kind of TV deal set up right to
Speaker 1: where each school it was gonna be able to get
Speaker 1: a certain amount of money, and I heard the chances
Speaker 1: was like, well man sent that money got to go
Speaker 1: to this and that to the science department of them
Speaker 1: was like, no, if I go make this happen, that
Speaker 1: money needs to all go to football program because we
Speaker 1: brought it in. It needs to go towards building these
Speaker 1: guys dorms. It needs to go towards getting a better
Speaker 1: food because be honest that the food was horrible down
Speaker 1: there when he first got you know, it was feeding
Speaker 1: kids but only sam becausept of the game. Damn. Versus
Speaker 1: You're going to an Alabama sc and they've got a
Speaker 1: nice hot plate of food for you with steak, broccoli
Speaker 1: and potatoes and stuff breakfast, lunch and dinner and anytime
Speaker 1: you want to eat food and places for you to
Speaker 1: go to kill and you know, you know we've I've
Speaker 1: taken visits with the kid and all that. So it's
Speaker 1: a it's a big it's a big chump you. Like
Speaker 1: I said, Dion has a lot of influence, you know,
Speaker 1: But how how much does that influence travel to kids
Speaker 1: who actually can't play for him? Now do I go, Yeah,
Speaker 1: I'm a I'm a I'm a star athlete. I'm being
Speaker 1: looked at. But you know, outside of going to play
Speaker 1: for Dion, do I want to go to play for HBCU.
Speaker 1: Like you said, the money is scarce, some of the
Speaker 1: facilities aren't up to par, you know, like, well what
Speaker 1: from what we've heard? You know, I've been to a
Speaker 1: couple of HBCUs in my days, performed or whatever, and
Speaker 1: they always seem cracking to me. You know what I'm saying, schools,
Speaker 1: they're not bad schools, and that's what I'm saying. Let
Speaker 1: me bear for Let let me correct something right here
Speaker 1: for all those people out there listening, I am not
Speaker 1: against anyone attending an XBCU. I think you should do
Speaker 1: what's best for you and your family. Again, do what's
Speaker 1: best for you or your family. I wouldn't never try
Speaker 1: to talk about you at the goring to one. I'm
Speaker 1: just seeing in comparison and even of saying, who's a state,
Speaker 1: it's difficult. Like San Jose States a Division one program, right,
Speaker 1: they got better resources than they would at a Jackson
Speaker 1: State or a Southern And you know one thing I
Speaker 1: didn't like about the h b c U s or
Speaker 1: small schools in general, when they play those big ticket games,
Speaker 1: like they go out and play an Alabama or somebody,
Speaker 1: and the key is out there getting slaughter, getting beat
Speaker 1: eighted than nothing, just so the schools can get it checked.
Speaker 1: That wasn't cool to me because you can bring them
Speaker 1: dudes up there on the bus to drive eighteen nineteen dollars.
Speaker 1: They go up, they get their ass, then get put
Speaker 1: right back on the plus and get sent back on.
Speaker 1: It's not a cool experience for the kids. And this
Speaker 1: is what I want to do. See, my thing is this,
Speaker 1: if we go hold Dan accountable. H b c US
Speaker 1: have an incredible amount of wealthy alumni. Oprah Winfrey is
Speaker 1: from an HBCU. How come y'all not pressing her about
Speaker 1: giving no money back? How she didn't get pressed the building,
Speaker 1: the stadiums. You got t rge G. P Henson, you
Speaker 1: got Tony Braxton, You've got your line to Adams, you
Speaker 1: got Jesse Jackson, You've got Debbie had An Erica I
Speaker 1: do Felicia Reside, Samuel Jackson, Spike Lee. Now all of
Speaker 1: those people and there ain't exactly in the big in
Speaker 1: their club and everything, but they got some well people
Speaker 1: on that list. How come your puff, p did he
Speaker 1: come from HBCUs? It's been some there's some famous people
Speaker 1: to come from HBCUs. They're not bad schools, not at all.
Speaker 1: In some cases they have better educational programs than the
Speaker 1: main schools. Buff a million dollars, didn't he? Yeah he did?
Speaker 1: But you know what though, James yet Puffy gave money.
Speaker 1: My my thing is this right, I think us as
Speaker 1: a black people we can't help. But look at it
Speaker 1: it it's kind of an emotional thing. I'm not looking
Speaker 1: at it from the emotional standpoint because I would just
Speaker 1: love because see, I remember I remember reading stories about
Speaker 1: those schools, how the Alabama's and all of them wouldn't
Speaker 1: even let brothers go there. If they did go that
Speaker 1: they with sicking dogs on them and ship. You know,
Speaker 1: people are still very prejudice down there, don't get it twisted.
Speaker 1: There's still a lot of racism that go down there.
Speaker 1: But again, Dion can only touch if he's at let's say,
Speaker 1: Dean with the State at Jackson State. At the most
Speaker 1: he's gonna be able to touch fifteen to seventeen new
Speaker 1: recruits every year. Right, those guys come in. Everybody not
Speaker 1: going to the NFL first of all, just because you've
Speaker 1: got dean coach. No, don't you just gotta guarantee lock
Speaker 1: to go in NFL. Going to the NFL and actually
Speaker 1: even making the practice roster is like going to go
Speaker 1: win a lottery ticket because there are so many good
Speaker 1: football players. It's a whole lot of them. They only
Speaker 1: go trash so many. They only have so many rooms.
Speaker 1: They only bring a ninety in the camp, and they're
Speaker 1: cutting them down to fifty two. You got fifty two
Speaker 1: people on the team, and not the fifty two men,
Speaker 1: only fifty I think fifty one of them dressed or
Speaker 1: something like that might be wrong. So then you've got
Speaker 1: a six team on the practice squard, right, So you
Speaker 1: only got so many jobs out there anyway. Right, the
Speaker 1: whole goal for you is to take you after school
Speaker 1: and get education, right, become somebody in life. And that's
Speaker 1: what I tell more kids. We have to start looking
Speaker 1: for opportunities outside of actually playing the game of being
Speaker 1: a coach, because the coach go always outlast the player.
Speaker 1: Those brothers are making incredible money. Now, I was talking
Speaker 1: to the defensive back coach sc one day, and he
Speaker 1: was telling me, Man, when he left Oregon, he still
Speaker 1: had some money from there, right. I think they still
Speaker 1: owed him like two million dollars. And when he left
Speaker 1: um Nebraska to go to Oregon, Oregon old him three millions.
Speaker 1: Nebraska owed him three million dollars, right, so they was
Speaker 1: paying him in three million dollars. Over the next season
Speaker 1: he went up to Oregon picked up another five million,
Speaker 1: went s s Eaton got him six seven million. That's
Speaker 1: not a bad gig. He's not damaging his nerves, he's
Speaker 1: not damaging his knees, he's not damaging his back, he's
Speaker 1: not getting the head entries. He they're just coaching football.
Speaker 1: So we gotta start looking at those type of opportunities too.
Speaker 1: And now, in regardless the dion, the only one that
Speaker 1: knows what his true intentions was him and Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: But I'm cool with what he did because I'm gonna
Speaker 1: tell you, white guys go to these programs and leave everything. Dog.
Speaker 1: They're going there for one year, user it's a stepping
Speaker 1: stone and go up. I've even seen coaches go to
Speaker 1: a school be there for two or three months. And
Speaker 1: then get another opportunity like the contract. Theyre buy that
Speaker 1: contract out. They had other school by the contract out
Speaker 1: and they get on. They don't get a funk. Dog,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna be real with you. Beyond cares more about
Speaker 1: these coaches than the average coach. The average coaching Division
Speaker 1: one football don't give a funk about these kids. They
Speaker 1: just use them. You can just tell, man, from when
Speaker 1: they come in and you think about the average coach.
Speaker 1: These coaches they come and sit in your living room
Speaker 1: and tell you, oh, man, your counts could be CREATI
Speaker 1: I'm gonna treat him like he's my own. You're going
Speaker 1: through it right now, and I'm gonna treat him like
Speaker 1: he's my own. Guess what they're doing. As soon as
Speaker 1: they leave your house, they're gonna go tell the dude
Speaker 1: next door the same ship. They're going to kid down
Speaker 1: the street. So my advice to anybody out there, pick
Speaker 1: the school that you want to go to, and pick
Speaker 1: that school that you would be happy. Yet irregard with
Speaker 1: the coach yet, because that coach may leave one day.
Speaker 1: Because you gotta remember, we're dealing with people and the
Speaker 1: loyalty to these the only keys to these coaches are
Speaker 1: loyal to is the ones living in your house with him.
Speaker 1: And I'm not mad at that. White folks do it
Speaker 1: all the time. They're allowed to leave, they allowed to go,
Speaker 1: and don't nobody said, damn thing. Well, it's a business
Speaker 1: as part of the game. But the moment the brother
Speaker 1: want to advance and go through his thing, all that
Speaker 1: motherfucker sellout. He this and that. You know what. I
Speaker 1: was excited when Dianne went to the Jackson State, but
Speaker 1: I knew what I said. Man, it's gonna take more
Speaker 1: than just him. We're gonna need like a whole influx
Speaker 1: of new people come in. Everybody gotta want to come in,
Speaker 1: you feel saying. And then you got a Shannon Sharp
Speaker 1: he said, it's straight up, he said, I went to
Speaker 1: an x b U. That's because I was a prop
Speaker 1: forty eight nine. You have no choice. If I had
Speaker 1: had the choice chance to go to Alabama, Florida stinks.
Speaker 1: You've damn right, I would have been there, right. Why not?
Speaker 1: You think about the James. These kids want the bestness apparents.
Speaker 1: You want the best for your kids. Think about Line
Speaker 1: on Line will look kid. Now, Let's say Line started
Speaker 1: playing football and become the number one dude in the country,
Speaker 1: and you're going on visits with him. You're going to
Speaker 1: Alabama looking at their stadium, You're like, damn, they're feeding
Speaker 1: you steak out, man, that I got this the recruiters
Speaker 1: tips light you want to eat steak for a whole year, man,
Speaker 1: I ate so many steaks and and just step three
Speaker 1: or four times. Their people kissing your ass and doing
Speaker 1: all this stuff. If you're a kid, that could be
Speaker 1: very enticing. You gotta think about it. These dudes team
Speaker 1: mateen years old. That's very enticing. And then Dion was
Speaker 1: able to do the impossible by going to go U
Speaker 1: get these elite kids. He's those some kids from Alabama.
Speaker 1: Dion got to the point of where Nick Salem was hating,
Speaker 1: No Nick Saban get any kid he wanted from University Alabama.
Speaker 1: And add it was how the Dion mentioned and said,
Speaker 1: I think they down that sheet and playing and paying kids.
Speaker 1: It's like that was some old hater ass ship. I
Speaker 1: didn't respect. I don't respect the old way for that.
Speaker 1: But Dion definitely made a splash down there. And the
Speaker 1: only thing I can say for Jackson State is you
Speaker 1: already have the momentum, they need to focus on trying
Speaker 1: to hire them another great coach, because they gotta think
Speaker 1: all of them kids can't leave and go with d M,
Speaker 1: but a lot of meals leaving to go with him.
Speaker 1: He said that when he came in, he said, listen,
Speaker 1: I'm bringing my own luggies for me and my lucky
Speaker 1: just Louis Vatton. He's gonna go. He's gonna make up
Speaker 1: splash in the Pac twelve. And I'm gonna tell you
Speaker 1: why I do think it's good on one on one
Speaker 1: talking James, it's very hard for African Americans to kick
Speaker 1: jobs these universities. The more success we have, the more
Speaker 1: people see its successful, the more they go hire. We
Speaker 1: need more brothers working at these Division one universities. Hell,
Speaker 1: ain'ty percent of the kids on the team black? Why
Speaker 1: not have more black coaches? Right right? I ain't really
Speaker 1: in the football like that, but you know, I've been
Speaker 1: watching him and I look at him and shape man,
Speaker 1: that dude doing a good thing. And like you said,
Speaker 1: he spent a lot of his money on it. But
Speaker 1: but if my kid was there, I have to make
Speaker 1: that decision from my kid. Both of y'all got shows
Speaker 1: that played football, so y'all know better than me. You
Speaker 1: know what I'm saying. So well, you would always have
Speaker 1: us to go back and talk to James, you like
Speaker 1: I know him, this what's going on. I'll be able
Speaker 1: to get you a fight. And a lot of the James,
Speaker 1: it's really just common sense. Like I talked to eight
Speaker 1: about nephew, I talked to a lot of the homies
Speaker 1: about their kids and not tell them at the end
Speaker 1: of the day, you want to go somewhere because they
Speaker 1: ain't nothing guaranteed that coach gonna be there. That's one
Speaker 1: thing these kids gotta know. You go to a university,
Speaker 1: it ain't guaranteed that the man that brings you wind't
Speaker 1: gonna stay there. I told my son that when he
Speaker 1: was going. I said, man, I know, these dudes seem
Speaker 1: cool and they're not bad people. They're just doing what
Speaker 1: that's for their family. You think about it, this is
Speaker 1: the average coach's career. The average coach jumps around just
Speaker 1: like that. That's what they do. Your figure dude gets
Speaker 1: out of college, he may play football. That's he goes
Speaker 1: to the league and played for two years. Right, he
Speaker 1: gets done with that, got his degree and stuff. He
Speaker 1: gets a coaching job. He comes in as a grand assistant, right,
Speaker 1: which is like a pretty much the lowest one on
Speaker 1: the team, right, or he either goes into being a
Speaker 1: recruiting coordinator. He comes into being and becomes a recruiting coordinator,
Speaker 1: or he becomes a person in scouting, right, you know,
Speaker 1: recruiting to where he's messing with the kids and stuff
Speaker 1: like that, bringing me in on business, you know, calling
Speaker 1: the kids up and everything. Now, if you come in
Speaker 1: as a chie you're not making that much money. But
Speaker 1: if you're coming in as a like a recruiting coordinator,
Speaker 1: I think they start off a hundred hundred fifty thousand
Speaker 1: a year, which is not bad for a young man.
Speaker 1: That's not bad at all. He gets to travel, he
Speaker 1: gets to you don't do what he do and what
Speaker 1: happens he is somebody usually calls that guy that's a
Speaker 1: recruiting coordinate, the grand assistant for a job. He sees
Speaker 1: an oldenness somewhere. The next year he gone. He may
Speaker 1: go somewhere. He may be in North Dakota for a
Speaker 1: year being a defensive back coach. But what he's doing
Speaker 1: his building his resume. Right, he goes north to COVID.
Speaker 1: It becomes a defensive back coach for one or two years.
Speaker 1: Then he finally may get his opportunity at a big university.
Speaker 1: They may come call and he may have success at
Speaker 1: that small school, but then he decides, Um, he may
Speaker 1: get a University of Acre, which Division one school, and
Speaker 1: say hey, we got a job for you. Now he's
Speaker 1: going from making a hundred to four hundred five hundreds
Speaker 1: in a year. Right, he may do that for three years.
Speaker 1: He may be there for five years. But then when
Speaker 1: the Alabama's the Prascas and all that coming, especially if
Speaker 1: he gets a defensive coordinator job and he's one of
Speaker 1: few games. Let's say he goes to University of Acre
Speaker 1: and he knocks off on the Ohio State one year
Speaker 1: or knocks off Michigan State. He could be the hottest
Speaker 1: dude in the country. Everybody go be like everybody wants
Speaker 1: the young coach. That's what makes Lincoln Riley and all
Speaker 1: these other dudes so attracted people. These guys are young.
Speaker 1: Lincoln Riley I think when I first met him, I
Speaker 1: think he was thirty four, thirty five years old or something.
Speaker 1: I went out to the business. Chris wanted to go
Speaker 1: usit Oklahoma he was young, because that's attracted to the kids.
Speaker 1: He's wearing the same shoes they do. He talked the
Speaker 1: same thing in some case, listening to the same music.
Speaker 1: So he's able to communicate with those kids versus old
Speaker 1: ass man. It's out there yelling and bargain at him, right,
Speaker 1: and so it gets going in one thing about it,
Speaker 1: like you got coaches out there like Nick Saban, who
Speaker 1: are very very good football coaches, very good football case.
Speaker 1: I think Nick Saban on Ben He's been in the
Speaker 1: National Championship Game eight how many times in the last
Speaker 1: decade maybe seven and six a lot. He's always there.
Speaker 1: He consistently wins. Right, But Dion was getting he Deon
Speaker 1: struck a nerve with him me and this is a
Speaker 1: dude that shouldn't even be thinking about den Nick Saban said,
Speaker 1: Dion down that cheating because he has stole the player
Speaker 1: from He stole the player from Nick Saban. Well, he
Speaker 1: didn't steal a player, he convinced the player to come
Speaker 1: to his program. I think Dean is gonna go to
Speaker 1: Colorado and be very successful, and I think is gonna
Speaker 1: be good for everybody at the end of the day.
Speaker 1: But Dionne couldn't single Hi Himley saying they say the swaging,
Speaker 1: no way, I think he was down there. I'm not
Speaker 1: gonna say he was wasting his time, but if he
Speaker 1: thought he was gonna go down there, revolution the way
Speaker 1: stuff was changed. Man, there's too much money involved. Either
Speaker 1: needed a whole bunch of paper. He would have literally
Speaker 1: needed somebody like Oprah Winfrey to come in and say, listen,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna make a forty million dollar donation to the
Speaker 1: SWAG and that wouldn't even been enough money would have
Speaker 1: been I think I think people just because of you know,
Speaker 1: you know, people saying he brought in thirty million dollars
Speaker 1: and he brought in the you know, the big businesses
Speaker 1: and people who wouldn't have normally wanted to funk around
Speaker 1: with you know, Jackson State or HBCU whatever. You know,
Speaker 1: he got people to start. You know, I want the
Speaker 1: want the funk around with it. So I guess people
Speaker 1: taking personal. You know that you know him as a
Speaker 1: black man first, you know, knowing the influence he could
Speaker 1: have on you know, these black kids. Um could could
Speaker 1: his influence start a fluctuation of of of black NFL
Speaker 1: x NFL players or coaches or whatever to you know,
Speaker 1: seek out hvc US for coaching jobs or offensive coordinator jobs.
Speaker 1: And you know who knows you do know what the
Speaker 1: thing was? And that was one of the things. D
Speaker 1: brought him a nice staff down there. But from what
Speaker 1: I heard, guess it was being guess who got the
Speaker 1: money together? The thing the staff he did. He was
Speaker 1: telling the man, I need to pay my gosh, you know,
Speaker 1: these guys are here working sixty seventy hours a week.
Speaker 1: So let me ask you another question, knowing what. Basically,
Speaker 1: when he took the position, he already he knew what
Speaker 1: he was up against, right, I mean it's Jackson State,
Speaker 1: you know, um what you know what was they you know,
Speaker 1: what was their record before Dion showed up. They weren't
Speaker 1: winning too many games. They were very dismal program. So
Speaker 1: the excitement, I guess, and the hope for what uh
Speaker 1: h uh, you know, Jackson State or HBCU or alumni
Speaker 1: or whatever, past students whatever, I guess, the hope of
Speaker 1: what they felt that Dion could have influenced to help
Speaker 1: the HBCUs or the programs is why a lot of
Speaker 1: people felt like, you know, uh, he used us or
Speaker 1: you know, why not stay and keep that influence here
Speaker 1: and help out. You know, But like I say, once again,
Speaker 1: would it be beneficial? You know what you James, what
Speaker 1: you turned down five million dollars when you're getting to
Speaker 1: fifty three hundred a year as opposed to getting five million.
Speaker 1: Like I said, all depend It depends on the kids. Now,
Speaker 1: you gotta look at what dem went through with that program,
Speaker 1: and now that he had a successful program, now they
Speaker 1: want him to stay and they think he should have stayed.
Speaker 1: But he said, I beg do different. I'm gonna going
Speaker 1: and do bigger and better things, and I'm gonna take
Speaker 1: my kids and I'm gonna I'm gonna keep going. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna do something else, but somewhere else. I mean, I
Speaker 1: don't think you could be mad at him. It's just
Speaker 1: a decision that he made. So why is everybody piste off?
Speaker 1: Why is it all of a sudden now, oh prime time?
Speaker 1: He arrogant? He is he that you don't hear that
Speaker 1: about everybody else? Man? Because some people feel like he
Speaker 1: he used us as a stepping stone. I mean, but again,
Speaker 1: and is that is it? Like my quest is to
Speaker 1: excel right, and uh that that's my if I'm in
Speaker 1: the world, whatever I do, whether whether if if I'm wrapping,
Speaker 1: My quest is to say a lead right right if
Speaker 1: if if I'm working that a company and I'm starting
Speaker 1: at the bottom, I one day want to become the
Speaker 1: fucking prisoner. I will hold this motherfucker right, That's my goal.
Speaker 1: Nobody thinks small. Right if you that ambitious cat, you
Speaker 1: get me like we we the podcast, whatever we do.
Speaker 1: We wanted to go from here to here. So you
Speaker 1: want to you are? Are you looked upon? And then
Speaker 1: why are you frowned upon? Or or you just used
Speaker 1: me as a step in stop? But this is what
Speaker 1: I think eight and I'm being serious about it. Let's say, hypothetically,
Speaker 1: let's say he did have a plan all along. Right,
Speaker 1: Let's say he did have a plan all along, because
Speaker 1: I'm gonna play Devil's advocate for a minute. Dion has
Speaker 1: coached his kids at every level, which is rare. Right,
Speaker 1: He coached his kids in Pop Warner. It's time for
Speaker 1: him to go to high school. That dude went abroad
Speaker 1: a high school dude. He made his own high school
Speaker 1: and put some studs around his kids made his high school.
Speaker 1: When now he was done, his kids out of high school.
Speaker 1: He would have got him a job at Jackson State.
Speaker 1: Now he's moved him up. I'm pretty sure in the
Speaker 1: back of his head he said, you know what, his
Speaker 1: son quarterback is a bad motherfucker. He threw for like
Speaker 1: four thousand yards, ran for like another thousand something like that.
Speaker 1: I believe could be wrong, but but he was a
Speaker 1: good quarterback. He knows that kid is never gonna have
Speaker 1: a chance in hell to winning the high sman out
Speaker 1: of his wack, right. The level of competition just ain't
Speaker 1: the saying. He's gonna had to be a somewhere at
Speaker 1: minimum like a Colorado. You feel what I'm saying exactly.
Speaker 1: Let's say he did have in his mind that I'm
Speaker 1: using these places to step the stones. Everywhere he left
Speaker 1: was better. He left a better condition than it was
Speaker 1: when he came. It's almost like somebody coming up here
Speaker 1: and burrowed my tie hole. They brought my tie ho
Speaker 1: they bring it back and say, oh man, I wrecked
Speaker 1: your tie hole. But guess what, and he pull up
Speaker 1: in here in a new Bentley truck or something like that.
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna be mad. He left. Everywhere he was
Speaker 1: had a better condition, Like I think he genuinely cared
Speaker 1: about the places he was at, but he might have
Speaker 1: had in his mind the whole time, like I'm gonna
Speaker 1: follow my kids up with this whole thing, and my
Speaker 1: thing is this. I can't sit up here in line
Speaker 1: and say I wouldn't do the same damn thing if
Speaker 1: I could, if you had the power, if me and
Speaker 1: you had the power, dog to say, we go coach
Speaker 1: our key to every level. Let's say Karin go to
Speaker 1: school and they say, hey, we think you a hell
Speaker 1: of a coach. They offer you a coach and uh,
Speaker 1: and you can mess around in there. Let's say even
Speaker 1: if you're not coaching your kids, you're just getting to
Speaker 1: be around him everything. Right now, Let's say he'd mess
Speaker 1: around to go to the NFL and they said, you
Speaker 1: know what, a we really like you as a coach.
Speaker 1: We're gonna bring you in a scout now, you with
Speaker 1: your kids. If you could do that, when you do it,
Speaker 1: you goddamn right. That's what I'm saying. We expect people
Speaker 1: to hold up to expectations. We won't do our damn selves.
Speaker 1: We expect stuff by the people, we won't do ourselves.
Speaker 1: I'll be sitting up there lying like a motherfucker if
Speaker 1: somebody offered me an NFL job and I knew I
Speaker 1: could help my son out, not just my son, possibly
Speaker 1: old son, possibly Lionel down the line here. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna go take you to put me in a position apart.
Speaker 1: I can put kids home, right, I can put kids
Speaker 1: on and change their life and give them an opportunity.
Speaker 1: So I think we get mad sometimes that people for
Speaker 1: doing the same ship we would do. And it's not
Speaker 1: like let's eat now, I'm I'm even playing Devil's advocate.
Speaker 1: Let's say he had in his mind planning it, he
Speaker 1: went down and spent money, got don it for the program. Now,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you what to be real fun up
Speaker 1: if all them people that was looking out for him
Speaker 1: and don't neate money to the program just because Dean
Speaker 1: gonna stop doing it. No, you have to be genuine
Speaker 1: with two attentions. If you go get that kids some
Speaker 1: money and do for him, keep on doing for him,
Speaker 1: regardless of whether it's Dean coaching there or motherfucking m
Speaker 1: c A coaching here, do the same ship. I mean, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm you know, I mean, you know the
Speaker 1: attitude to people, so you know, it's just unfortunate that
Speaker 1: you know, you can try to put yourself in a
Speaker 1: better position. But you know some people look at it
Speaker 1: as you know, um, when it comes to our people,
Speaker 1: you get me. We're very opinionated about certain situations. And
Speaker 1: you know, half of us gonna be like, hey, good decision, man,
Speaker 1: step up, you know, next level, and the other half
Speaker 1: of us gonna be like, that's some fucked up ship.
Speaker 1: You know. So sports always bringing out the emotions and people.
Speaker 1: It's the same thing. And when when Lebron left Cleveland,
Speaker 1: you know, I'm gonna die hard Cleveland Cavaliers fan from
Speaker 1: the Bron from Cleveland Browns, like everything Cleveland. That's my seat.
Speaker 1: That's where I'm from. When Lebron left Cleveland, after us
Speaker 1: having that shitty team from decades, me watching them motherfucker's
Speaker 1: lose game after game. The last time, the last time
Speaker 1: Cleveland was good was when they had um, when they
Speaker 1: had the one team, not the Calves good. Remember back
Speaker 1: in the eighties when the Calves had a decent basketball team, right,
Speaker 1: so just imagine meat, we had a sorry yes football
Speaker 1: team the whole time growing up. The thing we finally
Speaker 1: winning out and it's with a niggad is from the land.
Speaker 1: That's with a nigga is from Ohio. When he left, Dog,
Speaker 1: I'm not gonna lie. I was pitched off the motherfucker.
Speaker 1: I didn't go by burn his jerseys and ship, but
Speaker 1: I had to sit back as a chrons man and understand, man,
Speaker 1: his motherfucker making more money than me. I'm sitting up
Speaker 1: there worried about what the funk he got going on.
Speaker 1: He needs to go do what the hell is best
Speaker 1: for him and his family, right because he will tell
Speaker 1: you this. He knew Lebrown left he still do a
Speaker 1: game and ship for a while. Dolf North, he said, well,
Speaker 1: this dude don't open up school, he don't feed people,
Speaker 1: he don't build houses for people. He still goes back
Speaker 1: and does what he needs to do for his community.
Speaker 1: You feel what I'm saying, and is the level of
Speaker 1: the level which people you know and uh opinion makes
Speaker 1: ship is you know it goes to a real high level.
Speaker 1: Because it's like you said, why do I shaid, why
Speaker 1: should I give a fuck? If that? You know, he
Speaker 1: making a decision, making a decision that he feels is
Speaker 1: gonna better him as a person, better the situation, better
Speaker 1: for his family. And that don't mean I ain't gonna
Speaker 1: still influence uh my people, you get me. I'm still
Speaker 1: gonna encourage black youngsters to, you know, do what they
Speaker 1: can do and go to school, get your education, whether
Speaker 1: you come in here to Colorado or you're going to
Speaker 1: Jackson State or any other motherfucking place. You feel me.
Speaker 1: So it's it's unfortunate that the motherfucker gotta feel like
Speaker 1: you know, you used me, you know what I'm saying,
Speaker 1: And now you've been to take off and go to
Speaker 1: the greener pastures. And who's to say it's gonna be greener.
Speaker 1: You didn't gotta make some of that money, but he
Speaker 1: just over there paper still that money back. Ship we've
Speaker 1: seen you know, Dogs and James. We all around the
Speaker 1: same dazed group. When you get older, you stopped thinking
Speaker 1: with less of motion. It's more about ship for what
Speaker 1: it is, you know what I mean. It's like he
Speaker 1: ain't nonna need to get said. Man, that motherfucker he
Speaker 1: when he was a motherfucker Jackson. They have one way
Speaker 1: to me. I don't care what they're gonna do, to
Speaker 1: be honest with you, because the thing he was, man,
Speaker 1: he left that motherfucking good shape. They got a new
Speaker 1: practice field out of him. They got all kind of
Speaker 1: read it, all got responsor stuff. He going on about
Speaker 1: his business. He's gonna go coach his kids. Now, I'm
Speaker 1: gonna tell you if I'm gonna laugh like a motherfucker,
Speaker 1: wont of them to get prefer if he wants to
Speaker 1: on the nfiling coach, I'm gonna laugh like a motherfucker.
Speaker 1: Let me tell this curve ball right, because it's our songs,
Speaker 1: some mothers ship. But Dion didn't he didn't, you know,
Speaker 1: he didn't leave like you said. He didn't leave the
Speaker 1: school and shambles. Uh, he didn't, you know, leave a
Speaker 1: bad stain. You know, we gotta winning record, we're going
Speaker 1: to the bowl game and all of that ship. But
Speaker 1: and everybody really piste off and the ship. But we
Speaker 1: we still ain't We still ain't talked to about Uh.
Speaker 1: We still ain't focused on Brent far and then stealing
Speaker 1: money from the people of Mississippi, and that's swelling money
Speaker 1: out and and fucking over the welfare fund to try
Speaker 1: to get a fucking volleyball court built. But we focused
Speaker 1: on beyond leaving because he wants to go get a
Speaker 1: better job. It's crazy how motherfucker's picking shoes what they
Speaker 1: want to focus on. Uh in in in certain situations,
Speaker 1: you get me right, you know what broke and it's
Speaker 1: always gonna be like that. Just like I said, it's coaches.
Speaker 1: They don't don't way worse than beyond. I've seen coaches
Speaker 1: bring a hole frock the lower the keys in and
Speaker 1: leave the next motherfucking day because you know, some of
Speaker 1: those guys get bonuses for signing certain kids. Right, I've
Speaker 1: seen them. Dudes come in and get their bonuses and
Speaker 1: get the funk on. Don't nobody say nothing about it.
Speaker 1: But the kid is sucked over because he may be
Speaker 1: at a school he never He may be a school
Speaker 1: just because of that coach, just because he liked them.
Speaker 1: That's why I tell these young men we have to
Speaker 1: start learning to see in some instances, ain't nothing wrong
Speaker 1: with being selfish. You have to do what's in the
Speaker 1: best for you because everybody else is doing what's best
Speaker 1: for them. Now, that don't mean you go fund people
Speaker 1: over or you know, you always want to carry yourself
Speaker 1: A classic conviction, right, But me knowing that as a
Speaker 1: little kid, if I was a kid going to a school,
Speaker 1: now I was, for one, pick a school that I
Speaker 1: knew I was gonna be cool that regardless of whether
Speaker 1: this motherfucker there or not, I wouldn't leave and go
Speaker 1: too far away unless it was somewhere that I really
Speaker 1: like want to be at. Like there's some kids dog
Speaker 1: that they're bringing to go to university, and um, it
Speaker 1: may be a cat string to go to a house
Speaker 1: state Alabama or se. They don't get, but then who
Speaker 1: they head coach us if they bring to be there,
Speaker 1: so they're gonna be straight whatever. Right, you have to
Speaker 1: go into situations with the mentality that I am going
Speaker 1: to make the most of my opportunity, because really that
Speaker 1: coach didn't do nothing wrong with you. Here you opportunity
Speaker 1: to change your life because you can become whoever you
Speaker 1: want to become in college, do education right, he gave
Speaker 1: you opportunity to get He didn't take the scholarship when
Speaker 1: he left. He gave you a scholarship. So he's telling
Speaker 1: you for five years you are going to be able
Speaker 1: to come here to get you a masters to the
Speaker 1: baxtor's degree possibly a master's may have a possibility of
Speaker 1: going to the NFL. Hell, if the NFL don't work out,
Speaker 1: you have a degree, you have a very good life
Speaker 1: right alone. As you got that, bro, that's all you
Speaker 1: can ask for this. I've never left. I've never left
Speaker 1: no situation my son was in feeling like somebody owed
Speaker 1: him something because I feel like everything is on him.
Speaker 1: It's like, okay, you at the end of the day,
Speaker 1: you still have to go to class and perform. You
Speaker 1: still have to perform on a football field. So it's
Speaker 1: all with him. Anyway that coach is there, don't guarantee
Speaker 1: him none of that because you still gotta go play.
Speaker 1: It's just like Dean's kids, Deon being the dad. You
Speaker 1: don't necessarily mean they're gonna get drafted in the first
Speaker 1: round either. You know God, you know God will and
Speaker 1: everything work. I'll find from But ain't no guarantees and
Speaker 1: that stuff. People, It hurt, stuff happens, you feel what
Speaker 1: I'm saying. So it's like, at the end of the day, man,
Speaker 1: we all we come in this world by ourselves, and
Speaker 1: we're gonna leave his motherfucker by ourselfs So we gotta
Speaker 1: stop being so dependent on the next man, whether they black, white, brown, red,
Speaker 1: or whatever. They need to do their thing. You know,
Speaker 1: I see all these people writing articles and I say, man, wow,
Speaker 1: coaches lead programs every day. I've never seen nothing get
Speaker 1: talked about it wrote about like this. Man, there's a
Speaker 1: lot of piste off people. Man, there are a lot
Speaker 1: of pisched off people right now. Yeah, it is. And
Speaker 1: I really think eight at the end of the day, Bro,
Speaker 1: this is what I believe. I think the man. I
Speaker 1: don't think he's a messed up dude. I've actually talked
Speaker 1: to Diane before. Dean is one of the coolest people
Speaker 1: I don't ever talked to. He's a real person. He
Speaker 1: tell you how he else. And I'm gonna tell you what.
Speaker 1: I didn't like all of these people talking ship behind him.
Speaker 1: When Dean was down there, he was kind of like
Speaker 1: the going to the conference. I saw the most unprofessional ship. Ef.
Speaker 1: You had another black man to play the NFL that
Speaker 1: coached one other teams. Dion went out there whooped his ass. Right.
Speaker 1: He didn't want to shake the man's hand, first of all,
Speaker 1: but we're playing sports, man. Sports always has to be
Speaker 1: about carry. Not to sound like the old fogy, but
Speaker 1: it's certain stuff you don't do in the football field. Eight.
Speaker 1: When we was young, you did not shake your opponents here,
Speaker 1: no matter what happened, whether you beat their ass eighties
Speaker 1: something nothing, whether they booked your ass adie something that
Speaker 1: you shook hands, you walked across the fields, you played
Speaker 1: the game was honoring class, especially you were head coach.
Speaker 1: I could see kids being mad at not shaking the
Speaker 1: enemy's hand like fun, that we're not going out there
Speaker 1: and not with the motherfucker's the thing he was bro
Speaker 1: at the end of the day. You had people treating
Speaker 1: him like ship when he was down there. That was disrespectful.
Speaker 1: That coach let his kids disrespect Dion comes out of
Speaker 1: what the hell is punk? As you know. I mean,
Speaker 1: my thing is this, if I ever have I gonna
Speaker 1: college football coach and this keid on my team calling
Speaker 1: our position coach, you know that man, You're not playing
Speaker 1: on my team no more. You suspended I was calling
Speaker 1: Ship man. That just that was. Yeah, it's still ain't
Speaker 1: cool because we have to address all that. See, we
Speaker 1: can't point the finger at one thing and not call
Speaker 1: the other stuff out it. It's like even when Jerry
Speaker 1: Jones gave that whole backhanded ass comment. You know how
Speaker 1: Jerry Jones respond to Lebron for pointing that out, Like
Speaker 1: why are you harut asked me about Jerry Jones being
Speaker 1: the picture with all the races, right, he's saying it's
Speaker 1: something like he made sure to say what Lebron has
Speaker 1: made the most opportunities and made a lot of money.
Speaker 1: People have made a lot of money with me too.
Speaker 1: First of all, man, you're not giving nobody nothing For
Speaker 1: every million dollars you don't spend on a football player,
Speaker 1: you don't probably made five a team, So knock it off.
Speaker 1: It's a business, you feel what I'm saying. A business. See,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you all something. The whole business of
Speaker 1: football is designed for to win games. Right. In the NFL,
Speaker 1: it's about money. That's why you have guys um that
Speaker 1: may have certain stipulations in their contract, like if they
Speaker 1: get voted into the Pro Bowl. If you get voted
Speaker 1: into the Pro Bowl, they gotta give you a bonus, right,
Speaker 1: Or if you if you were a starter for so
Speaker 1: many players, they gotta give you a bonus. I guarantee you, man,
Speaker 1: you ask any players don't play in the NFL, they
Speaker 1: would tell you when they're close to getting that bonus.
Speaker 1: A coach with mysterious they put their ass on the
Speaker 1: bench because these owners do not want to pay out
Speaker 1: that bonus. They may say, hey, man, such a section.
Speaker 1: If you know, if this motherfucker played five more plays,
Speaker 1: we gotta pay his ass two million dollars. They were
Speaker 1: six year ass down with the quickness or have a
Speaker 1: doctor tell you that you asked that you heard of
Speaker 1: some bullshit like that. You see what I'm saying. It's
Speaker 1: a fucked up business, dog, so you gotta treat it accordingly.
Speaker 1: Now that don't mean you go out there and disrespect people,
Speaker 1: but you have to go out there with it in
Speaker 1: mind that it ails a business. So any and everything
Speaker 1: what happened, See, this is my prediction with college football anyway.
Speaker 1: Eight It's always the key is to Peter Price right.
Speaker 1: That's why they slowly changed the transfer route because they
Speaker 1: would tell kids like, how do you gonna tell a
Speaker 1: kid he can't transfer somewhere and you're living? Coaches great
Speaker 1: contracts and league left them right. I don't understand this
Speaker 1: era because of my day. They' you remember this when
Speaker 1: you signed a recording contract of motherfucker's obligated to give
Speaker 1: you this in that contract. It didn't like that the
Speaker 1: football football was only I couldn't put out a motherfucking
Speaker 1: record and then go, oh yeah, I didn't promote my
Speaker 1: record good enough. So I'm about to hit the motherfucking
Speaker 1: label portal and hey, hey, every other label, I'm free now. No,
Speaker 1: he once, once I signed a contract, I had to
Speaker 1: give the motherfucker a certain amount of records, and I
Speaker 1: was locked in for a certain amount of years. Exactly
Speaker 1: they made it. They make it down to where if
Speaker 1: motherfucker could fit in. And let's look, a lot of
Speaker 1: the ship is for exposure and for the bread now,
Speaker 1: because let's face it, if if, if I'm a hot
Speaker 1: nigger at one place, right, but we're mediocre, but I'm hot, right,
Speaker 1: I could jump in this motherfucking portal, man, and now
Speaker 1: a motherfucker where I couldn't where I originally, where I
Speaker 1: couldn't go, Nigga could snatch me up. Now you feel me.
Speaker 1: He has got to be careful in that portal, bro,
Speaker 1: because they say something like I think is something I
Speaker 1: could be wrong. I wanted to be throwing numbers around,
Speaker 1: but a good percentage of those kids that go in
Speaker 1: the portal don't get picked up by other kids. And
Speaker 1: I'm gonna tell you the other thing I don't like
Speaker 1: about the portal is the fact that it takes away
Speaker 1: from the high school recruise. Yes, it does. You see,
Speaker 1: football has to be a game. High school was the
Speaker 1: life force of college football. Right if we start cutting
Speaker 1: that to where a coach say, but man, should I
Speaker 1: ain't gonna go get Why why might we go sign
Speaker 1: Karan from I here when I can get a dude
Speaker 1: that don't play even if he didn't play that much. Hell,
Speaker 1: he was on He was on Alabama's um played the
Speaker 1: special teams in Alabama for two years. I'm gonna bring
Speaker 1: them in. What it what it turns into? Bro? The
Speaker 1: game is slowly turning into a pro game. But the
Speaker 1: only kids people not benefited from it as the kids.
Speaker 1: The coaches making millions of dollars. The schools are making
Speaker 1: millions of dollars, right, everybody except the kids. Now they're
Speaker 1: giving these kids these looking in a lot of things,
Speaker 1: but the school they're not getting them the money from
Speaker 1: the TV stuff that they are free to get sponsors
Speaker 1: for people if they wanted. Somebody decided to come in
Speaker 1: and get christ and hundred dollars that year, he could
Speaker 1: take it, right, But he wasn't getting under that TV
Speaker 1: money and none observes the winning and that other stuff.
Speaker 1: But I do eaty body they needed in the IL.
Speaker 1: Just start breaking these kids off and leting them participate
Speaker 1: in the thing because they come into the same ship
Speaker 1: professional athletes doing. Now. Hell, they can cut a kid
Speaker 1: in college football now, which is what was crazy to me,
Speaker 1: because one thing I always understood about college football, and
Speaker 1: I tell everybody that from my kid on the yours
Speaker 1: and everybody else line, when you start playing, you are
Speaker 1: not guaranteed a starting job. When you go Twitter university.
Speaker 1: You have to go earn that motherfucker. You gotta go
Speaker 1: take a motherfucker's ship. And please believe, no matter how
Speaker 1: well you play that year, they're bringing in somebody the
Speaker 1: next year to replace your ass, and they're bringing somebody
Speaker 1: in a year after place that guy. Right. I'm fine
Speaker 1: with that. But this whole thing about coaches going to
Speaker 1: schools and sign the contracts and making a commitment to
Speaker 1: be somewhere, my thing is this, If you sign a contracts,
Speaker 1: if you go be somewhere for three years, you need
Speaker 1: to honor your motherfucking contract and stay your ask there.
Speaker 1: You should have to stay there because you made your
Speaker 1: decision to go because you were impacting other people's lives,
Speaker 1: not just your own. You got kids, that's coming over there.
Speaker 1: So I walked there. I go on the road to
Speaker 1: all season. I go visit your house. I go visit
Speaker 1: James house. I go over the tail line. Man, I
Speaker 1: really love you, man, we have fun. I'm gonna make
Speaker 1: you the fish linebacker that you could possibly be one
Speaker 1: people one people won't and Line don't trust me. See
Speaker 1: look he is and trust people they meet people. Look,
Speaker 1: kids are very impressible. That's why I'd never have asked
Speaker 1: admitted to coach the team. That's why I ain't coached
Speaker 1: the last few years eight because I couldn't commit to
Speaker 1: the time because my thing is this, Man, I'm not
Speaker 1: going out working with no kids heads. I'm might gonna
Speaker 1: go out there and they get used to seeing coach
Speaker 1: steal around and I'm there one day, ain't there the
Speaker 1: next and this and that. I see how Line will
Speaker 1: get a text to me. Remember Line on somebody at
Speaker 1: one time and say it, Man, you forgot to get
Speaker 1: me hug. Kids get at taxed to adults. I don't
Speaker 1: care if they little like that, dude to they seventeen
Speaker 1: and eighteen. You see, you still got an host for
Speaker 1: the kids that's been been coaching for eight because they
Speaker 1: attached to you. You will be whoever better than their brain.
Speaker 1: This coach has these kids as coached. These kids coming
Speaker 1: out of high school feel the same way. They go
Speaker 1: there and trust people, and then it's a mind funk
Speaker 1: almost because you looked up man, dude just set up
Speaker 1: my living room at To me, they should have the
Speaker 1: right to get the funk on if they feel that way,
Speaker 1: especially if they don't have some motherfucker slip talk they
Speaker 1: asked and the going there. Because I'm gonna tell you,
Speaker 1: these coaches funk with kids heads. Man. It got so
Speaker 1: bad over here. Man, while I had motherfucker's over my
Speaker 1: house at eleven o'clock at night, dog trying to convince
Speaker 1: my son. On the day of signing. Dog, my son
Speaker 1: was just crying it. When it came down to sign
Speaker 1: he was just round his motherfucker like this because he
Speaker 1: got one person pulling in this way another person. And
Speaker 1: you gotta think about it, bro, all of these schools
Speaker 1: are very nice schools. You go to all of them,
Speaker 1: you want to commit to all of them when you
Speaker 1: go because it's all the same because they're showing you
Speaker 1: the best parts of everything. They're taking you to the
Speaker 1: coolest places. They're taking You're treating you like a star.
Speaker 1: You go to the hotel, You've got candy all in
Speaker 1: there and all kind of ship. You know what I mean.
Speaker 1: You're doing your thing. They're taking you out, showing you
Speaker 1: a good time. When you get that ship and nothing
Speaker 1: like that, you're like, where is all the fans? There
Speaker 1: are there? You're here now, motherfucker, you're here now. Man.
Speaker 1: I think it's just a fucked up situation. Man. I
Speaker 1: actually wish Dion the best of lucky in this new endeavor.
Speaker 1: Man with me for him, no matter how bad to get.
Speaker 1: What I don't want to have happened is that he
Speaker 1: goes to and have a disaster of a season, because see,
Speaker 1: we can't afford the funk up he when we do
Speaker 1: something wrong. We've not looked at as individuals. They put
Speaker 1: it on the whole black race because I know in
Speaker 1: the back of their mind. And then they said this
Speaker 1: for the longest, like they say, we couldn't play quarterback,
Speaker 1: or they're not smart enough to play quarterback. They can't
Speaker 1: throw the ball, they're not intelligent enough um, all they
Speaker 1: can do is run. We proved that wrong. They said
Speaker 1: we can't coach football. We proved that wrong. There are
Speaker 1: a number of different now there. I don't know if
Speaker 1: we ever have a black owner in the NFL. Hopefully
Speaker 1: that happens one day. But as long as we got
Speaker 1: the system of the way it is, man, it's a
Speaker 1: need to repair. Because I'm gonna tell you what's about
Speaker 1: to happen. Eight. You got these springing leagues like the
Speaker 1: usf L and the XFL, And what people are not
Speaker 1: paying attention to. The XFL is putting their thing that
Speaker 1: open to people out of high school and college. So
Speaker 1: I'll be honest with you. And the XFL paying for
Speaker 1: people to go to school. They're leting you do on
Speaker 1: school online. So if you didn't finish your degree or
Speaker 1: need to go, you know, get your degree, they're paying
Speaker 1: for that, even if you're not there, No more right,
Speaker 1: they're paying for that. So you think about it. If
Speaker 1: you're a high school kid that ain't really feeling a
Speaker 1: traditional school like that, no more right. It's just some kids,
Speaker 1: that's it's students, but they just don't like school. They
Speaker 1: don't like going to sit in the class for nine hours.
Speaker 1: They're going there to play football, right, So you think
Speaker 1: about it. If you're running back, Let's say you're running
Speaker 1: back from Domingus and your family not really doing cool
Speaker 1: cook cool because the only people with that in their
Speaker 1: lives ship making money is quarterbacks and offensive players, right them.
Speaker 1: The dude is making big money. If you're a corner,
Speaker 1: you can make sixty fifty dollars, you're doing great, but
Speaker 1: you're not going They're not gonn getting them a million
Speaker 1: dollar deals like these other kids don't got right, you know,
Speaker 1: like to do the sc already a million there, dude,
Speaker 1: Bryce said, Alabama already a millionaire. But those positions that
Speaker 1: they can demand that type of money, right, you have
Speaker 1: to be realistic by it. Me myself, if I'm the
Speaker 1: number one running back coming out of high school and
Speaker 1: I don't like school, I barely made it up, that motherfucker.
Speaker 1: I'm considering going to the XFL and playing the spring
Speaker 1: because the thing is, there's the ticker to it, right.
Speaker 1: You don't have to go to college to get traffic
Speaker 1: in NFL. Now, the whole keep the NFL. Now, if
Speaker 1: you're an n C double A player, that's the way
Speaker 1: it works, right. If you're n C double a player, right,
Speaker 1: you have to go to school for at least three seasons. Right,
Speaker 1: You're not making no money during that time. You gotta
Speaker 1: do this and do that. And you could go there
Speaker 1: and get fucked over. You can have your coach puts
Speaker 1: you when the bench talk bad about you when you
Speaker 1: don't get traffic. Right. But if you're a guy comes
Speaker 1: out of high school, I think the XFAIL top off
Speaker 1: of maybe seventy, which ain't no bad money for playing
Speaker 1: fucking ten games of football. You know you're making seventy
Speaker 1: racks and held the or the backs in there making
Speaker 1: half a million dollars. You know, the quarterbacks always make money.
Speaker 1: That's what I'm like. Damn they get ten times like
Speaker 1: wave more money than the regular you know players, right,
Speaker 1: But the quarterback is the man and the team. Right,
Speaker 1: So I'm thinking like this, like you're looking at J. T.
Speaker 1: Daniels that came out of Mother Day. You know he
Speaker 1: got hurt of s C and him been a couple
Speaker 1: of bad situations, right, he would have damned they have
Speaker 1: been best to come out of high school and play
Speaker 1: in the XFL for three years, right, even if he
Speaker 1: wouldn't have played his first year and set the bench
Speaker 1: ball for two years and been eligible for the draft.
Speaker 1: They draft him out to XFL and say, hey, he
Speaker 1: don't you're gonna start seeing that in a few years.
Speaker 1: Watch to see because it's almost getting the weare. It
Speaker 1: don't make no sense to go play college football. There's
Speaker 1: too much sip they can happen. First of all, the
Speaker 1: motherfucker this dare Go probably not be there no more.
Speaker 1: You probably have two or three coordinators so a year,
Speaker 1: and that's very important. There's two there's two positions on
Speaker 1: the team, actually three positions on the team that that
Speaker 1: impact you. If you're a quarterback, if you're a right
Speaker 1: receiver and you're a dB, if they bringing motherfucker's and
Speaker 1: it has changing up the program off day. Let's say
Speaker 1: you're a press man corner, right, you get a coach
Speaker 1: that that wants you to do some whole other ship, right,
Speaker 1: That fucks your game up, right, It limits your game
Speaker 1: because you're not doing what you excel at. Right. Let's
Speaker 1: say you're a wide receiver and the motherfucker come in
Speaker 1: you want to run a ball seveny times a game.
Speaker 1: That's gonna piss you off, right. The thing is, it's
Speaker 1: not a bad move to go play in the XFL.
Speaker 1: If you are a high school football player, you're going
Speaker 1: there and get your degree. You played for three years. Hell,
Speaker 1: the NFL probably like you even more because guess who
Speaker 1: plays in the XFL former NFL players. Everybody in that
Speaker 1: motherfucker's been in the league, some of them kids for
Speaker 1: former first round trafficks. So if you go out there
Speaker 1: ball against them for a long time, hell, you're gonna
Speaker 1: be ready. You're gonna be more prepared for the game,
Speaker 1: and you will be playing in college. Think about it.
Speaker 1: The game to turn to pro this and only people
Speaker 1: not benefit as the kids. Dog, That's all I'm saying.
Speaker 1: You just got to watch out man with this ship.
Speaker 1: I just, you know, like you said best the Dion
Speaker 1: in his situation. I hope people are able to uh
Speaker 1: get over you know, the fact that you know, uh
Speaker 1: that he uh took the job at Colorado. You know
Speaker 1: some people who wanted him to stay. I get it.
Speaker 1: You know, I got a lot of you know, people
Speaker 1: upset about it, and a lot of people say, hey,
Speaker 1: you gotta do what you gotta do. So it's just
Speaker 1: because I'm gonna tell you like this and we leave
Speaker 1: it like this, everybody else doing what they want to
Speaker 1: go get your paper? Huh right your paper? Dog? Is
Speaker 1: everybody else doing it? Dog? So so I don't know
Speaker 1: why it should be different. You know, we appreciate you
Speaker 1: all for tuning in and eight man, you came with
Speaker 1: the dudes tonight we were to start looking. You pick
Speaker 1: the top of too a lot more often. Dog. I
Speaker 1: just you know, it's it's it's a lot of being
Speaker 1: going around. Also, just on one quick note, you know,
Speaker 1: I also see that they they arrested, you know, a
Speaker 1: couple of people in takeoffs, you know, murder. Uh so
Speaker 1: you know, uh, glad that that's going down. Also seen
Speaker 1: some ship today where they say the family is you
Speaker 1: know over you know because you know, when you're young
Speaker 1: like that, you usually don't have a will. So it's
Speaker 1: kind of interesting to see how that's gonna play out,
Speaker 1: you know, with the family and you know what you know,
Speaker 1: you know, money always fucks people up. Money and material ship.
Speaker 1: So you know, my nigger had cars and jewelry and
Speaker 1: you know probably homes and ship. You know, no telling
Speaker 1: what was in his bank account, so you know it's unfortunate,
Speaker 1: you know how that is. You got managers out there.
Speaker 1: You got homeboys that like helping with the bookings. Ain't
Speaker 1: no telling how many deposits, Niggers don't care. And now
Speaker 1: you know, once you're sitting that deposit, that money ain't
Speaker 1: coming back, right, And you know, how about you think
Speaker 1: them dude is getting there getting the least couple of
Speaker 1: thousand the show? Yeah, I'm sure at least you know
Speaker 1: that they were stars, man, they were huge, and you know,
Speaker 1: forget the money, man. The saddest part about that whole
Speaker 1: situation is that that kid adn't even got a chance
Speaker 1: to live his life. Man, he wasn't even thirty years old.
Speaker 1: Yet he wasn't you know, he wasn't He was a
Speaker 1: young dude. Man, he's a baby, and you know what,
Speaker 1: making all that money, and just because he was making
Speaker 1: money don't mean he gotta live. Hell, I don't think
Speaker 1: I really became a man, dogs, will I was thirty
Speaker 1: years old. Don't get me wrong. I was a man,
Speaker 1: but I was immature the motherfucker right. Well, you feel me,
Speaker 1: you know, prayers, man, Prayers to his family, man, his people. Man,
Speaker 1: that that's unfortunate situation. We just gotta do better all
Speaker 1: the way around, bro right and you know, you've got
Speaker 1: another dynamic in this now because they said that the
Speaker 1: guy that allegedly shot him, everybody is in shock because
Speaker 1: they said he was a good dude. Yeah, what's your
Speaker 1: good dude? But you know what, James, it comes back
Speaker 1: to this ship right here. Man, you could be the
Speaker 1: nicest dude in the world, and all it takes for
Speaker 1: motherfucker's to say one thing to set somebody off door.
Speaker 1: The next thing, you know, you do something you regret
Speaker 1: that you can't take back. Right and be out there
Speaker 1: on that road, man, you be you. You keep your
Speaker 1: head up and watch the motherfucker's got there. You're not
Speaker 1: saying about me? Is is I've come to a time where,
Speaker 1: you know, a lot of situations like that I tend
Speaker 1: to avoid, you know, um, sometimes being young, sometimes being
Speaker 1: you know, you know popular, you know, having angs or whatever,
Speaker 1: you have the attitude sometimes of you know, invincible, you
Speaker 1: know um, And especially when you're in a position to
Speaker 1: where you don't have beef with a lot of motherfucker's.
Speaker 1: You you like, you know, I'm cool with everybody mentality,
Speaker 1: But like I try to tell motherfucker's you can be
Speaker 1: that person. But it don't mean the people you around are,
Speaker 1: you know, And it's unfortunate. Like I used to tell niggas, um,
Speaker 1: you know, when I used to travel and take ten
Speaker 1: fifteen niggas with me and ship like that, I would
Speaker 1: be the most humblest nigger on the planet. Cool with you, yeah,
Speaker 1: I mean, disagreements we can settle like men, talk it
Speaker 1: out whatever. I can't control the other fourteen niggers in
Speaker 1: the pack. You get me, and I might know a
Speaker 1: few of those that I could talk to, but you
Speaker 1: can't control everybody that's roaming with the crew. You feel
Speaker 1: me with that cruise ship dog, I learned the horrid way.
Speaker 1: I did that one time, taking motherfucker's what your dog?
Speaker 1: After that it was just me and my DJ though.
Speaker 1: I mean, it's just unfortunately, you know, because everybody is
Speaker 1: their own man at you know, I'm saying, you know,
Speaker 1: I don't give a funk. I'm my own man, whether
Speaker 1: it's me and you or it's me and fifty niggers,
Speaker 1: I'm my own man. And it comes to a point
Speaker 1: to where you can't tell me what the fund to do.
Speaker 1: And if if I'm that type of motherfucker, if I
Speaker 1: feel like I'm getting off, I'm get off. I don't
Speaker 1: give a funk who it is. I don't care. You
Speaker 1: get me. You could be my best ace coom boom
Speaker 1: in the world, but you can't tell me ship. I'm
Speaker 1: gonna poorly staying out and I'm gonna go. You get me,
Speaker 1: and I don't care about the situation of who it is,
Speaker 1: or who it might be, or who might catch or whatever.
Speaker 1: I'm my own motherfucker. You know that, just like I
Speaker 1: know it. So you just got to know your surrounders
Speaker 1: and know the motherfucker's you're with. And I'm type of nigga.
Speaker 1: If I can't count on my hand on my one
Speaker 1: to fill I know that nigga, that nigga, then maybe
Speaker 1: this ain't the place I need to be. You feel
Speaker 1: you can't control everybody, you can't control them. I don't
Speaker 1: give a funk who you are, whether you're the nigga
Speaker 1: with the hundred millions and you leading the whole pack,
Speaker 1: you can't control a man's actions. I don't give a funk.
Speaker 1: You get me, and some of those actions, unfortunately be
Speaker 1: misguided and may be fun up everybody not thinking like you.
Speaker 1: You're thinking, Hey, I'm gonna come here, be peaceful, get
Speaker 1: my eyes back to the crib and the night is
Speaker 1: over right. Everybody don't hide you. So I just gotta
Speaker 1: watch your surround. Just man, watch you. I tell my
Speaker 1: son that all the time you get me, you just
Speaker 1: gotta watch you. You're around. Man, you give me what
Speaker 1: you can't control, you can't you. I don't give a
Speaker 1: funk if you you would have packed, you would have
Speaker 1: packed six kids, and and one of them motherfucker's want
Speaker 1: to snatch a snicker. He gonna snatch that motherfucking There's
Speaker 1: nothing you can do about it. And now y'are all
Speaker 1: gonna get caught for that motherfucking pizza candy. You get me,
Speaker 1: So watch who you with, don't be influenced by ship.
Speaker 1: And then sometimes you just need not be around the
Speaker 1: motherfuck stay. You can't get no ship at home, can you?
Speaker 1: That's real, the boring motherfucker always you do what man?
Speaker 1: Somebody say to me, Man, I forget one of my uncles.
Speaker 1: He said, Man, ain't nothing going on good at eleven
Speaker 1: o'clock at night. He's ain't nothing going on good at
Speaker 1: the level three o'clock in the morning. It might be
Speaker 1: some ship crack and steal and left. We know you
Speaker 1: have for sure. Man, alright, I appreciate your fellers. Man alright,
Speaker 1: minute right. Well, that concludes another episode of Against the
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