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Speaker 4: God, what a tragedy what?
Speaker 5: I just what an awful, awful event in New Orleans.
Speaker 5: I know, Dan, I was listening to your update on
Speaker 5: the fact they don't think it'll affect the Sugar Bowl,
Speaker 5: And I do understand you're talking about you know, one
Speaker 5: hundred thousand people or whatever, eighty thousand people plus all
Speaker 5: of the other parts to it. And I don't know
Speaker 5: what an extra day would do. But I don't know.
Speaker 5: That's a terror attack by definition of the word right
Speaker 5: down the street, and we can say it doesn't have
Speaker 5: any effect in the game.
Speaker 4: Like what are we actually talking about? You know?
Speaker 5: Do you just play the sport? Does the show must
Speaker 5: go on? I guess I don't.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 5: That that's a hard one, but I do think you
Speaker 5: have to have at least a conversation of, hey, are
Speaker 5: we doing the right thing by playing this playing this
Speaker 5: deal and they.
Speaker 6: Will play it there. There hasn't been any mention of
Speaker 6: a possible delay or discussion authorities meeting the media giving details,
Speaker 6: and obviously that's a topic of conversation. And you also
Speaker 6: have two teams coming in from Georgia, Notre Dame that
Speaker 6: have fan bases, not that, not that it matters where
Speaker 6: any of the victims are from. Every life loss is tragic,
Speaker 6: but you know there are people in town for that.
Speaker 6: They said that the the those who lost their lives
Speaker 6: mostly mostly locals, But again it doesn't matter.
Speaker 3: Just more information on it.
Speaker 6: But yeah, I think it would just be difficult because
Speaker 6: of the If it was a Saints game, Doug, maybe
Speaker 6: you know, maybe you move it to a Monday night,
Speaker 6: but because you have these two fan bases coming in
Speaker 6: and likely flying out the next day or leaving the
Speaker 6: next day driving, I think it's it's difficult to do that.
Speaker 6: Just they said that the game is not at risk.
Speaker 6: I don't feel that there's any threat to the game.
Speaker 6: You'd expect that there would be beefed up security with
Speaker 6: you know, with what they you know, would have they
Speaker 6: had tons of security out last night, and you know,
Speaker 6: something like this still was able to happen. But yeah,
Speaker 6: you'd expect that tonight. But they don't expect, they don't
Speaker 6: expect the game to be altered in any way.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's just terrible, terrible stuff.
Speaker 5: So I know, thoughts and prayers, you know, fall short
Speaker 5: of real kind of empathy for what's going on. But
Speaker 5: that's the only thing we can we can do. And
Speaker 5: I actually do agree with the idea of playing the game.
Speaker 5: I don't want to, I just I do think you
Speaker 5: have to go like, are we doing the right thing here?
Speaker 4: And you know, it's.
Speaker 5: Just it's very likely too big a ship to turn around,
Speaker 5: you know, just it just is.
Speaker 4: But it's.
Speaker 5: You know, I don't care where anybody's from, the fact
Speaker 5: is that anyone who goes down to to New Orleans
Speaker 5: for the Sugar Bowl goes to Bourbon. Right, you may
Speaker 5: go for Bignet's in the morning, but you're going to
Speaker 5: go to Bourbon. And now that's a it's a crime scene,
Speaker 5: it's a it's a crime it's just awful, awful stuff.
Speaker 5: All right, let's get to some some better things that
Speaker 5: will happen today. This is the Dan Patrick Show. He's Dampfire,
Speaker 5: I'm I'm Doug Gottlieb and for Dan and the Danette.
Speaker 5: Jason Stewart, our steam producer, is alongside as well. Quick
Speaker 5: recap of last night again and I'll just Dan, I'm
Speaker 5: gonna use your breakdown because I thought mine was way
Speaker 5: too wordy, which was there was never a point in
Speaker 5: which you thought Penn State was gonna lose that football game.
Speaker 4: So what about today?
Speaker 5: As now we have of what feels like much more
Speaker 5: evenly matched matchups?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 5: Does it feels you know anyone who's questionable is no
Speaker 5: longer in the field. It doesn't mean that we know
Speaker 5: exactly how good Arizona State is against the Texas, but
Speaker 5: I'm not sure we know how good Texas truly is.
Speaker 5: Georgia takes on Notre Dame in the Night Gap. But
Speaker 5: the game that I think everyone points to as this
Speaker 5: could very easily be a national championship game is Ohio
Speaker 5: State Oregon. And while you sit there and go, well,
Speaker 5: Ohio State lost to Michigan, yes they did. And Ohio
Speaker 5: State did lose to Oregon. And of course the Michigan
Speaker 5: loss was at home by three points. Their offense did
Speaker 5: nothing in the second half, nothing, But they turned around
Speaker 5: and put forty two up on Tennessee. And now they
Speaker 5: take on the Ducks, who they played before. They play
Speaker 5: him in the Granddaddy of them all, They play them
Speaker 5: in the Rose Bawl. It's the closest thing we have
Speaker 5: to an actual Rose Bowl with an old Pac ten
Speaker 5: Big ten matchup. Dan is a gigantic Ohio State fan.
Speaker 5: Gigantic your feelings going into these games, Going in this
Speaker 5: game is if you had to parry down to one word,
Speaker 5: what would it be.
Speaker 3: Nervous?
Speaker 6: There's, yeah, it's but not for There are so many
Speaker 6: storylines going about, but I feel that every single storyline
Speaker 6: is about Ohio State, every single one. Like we're not
Speaker 6: talking about Oregon. We're talking about Ryan Day, We're talking
Speaker 6: about Ohio State turning it on against Tennessee. We're talking
Speaker 6: about revenge, We're talking about pass interference, and just like
Speaker 6: the entire season, Oregon's going dun da da, dun da da.
Speaker 6: We'll just keep winning and going on about our business.
Speaker 6: And you know, it's funny with the Giants Eagles conversation
Speaker 6: that we had of saying like, wouldn't that just be
Speaker 6: the ultimate you know, bleep you to the Giants, where
Speaker 6: the Eagles are just like, yeah, we don't care, you know,
Speaker 6: we're gonna sit say kwan. There's a little bit of
Speaker 6: that aspect of this where I just think like Oregon's like, okay,
Speaker 6: go ahead, keep talking. You know, yep, you guys are
Speaker 6: the ones that are going to make the adjustments. It's
Speaker 6: just very naive to think that while it was such
Speaker 6: a close game in Eugene and that maybe Ohio State
Speaker 6: played its best game of the year against Tennessee, that
Speaker 6: Oregon just wouldn't have gotten better or Oregon wouldn't have improved.
Speaker 3: Uh, that's you know, that's foolish to think of that.
Speaker 5: I think, Yeah, your your apprehension, your nervousness is you know,
Speaker 5: this is a giget. It's totally unfair, but this is
Speaker 5: the you.
Speaker 4: Know, this is the business has chosen.
Speaker 5: Right, Yes, for Ryan Day, totally unfair, but like this
Speaker 5: is everything you know, and everyone was on him last
Speaker 5: week and they go in, Molly want Tennessee right, And again,
Speaker 5: I don't know whether it's the beer dye or you know,
Speaker 5: the records against the ranked teams or whatever. I did
Speaker 5: think there is you know, Oregon was very very clever
Speaker 5: obviously with their manipulation of the rules when they played,
Speaker 5: when they won the game at Audsin, which is in
Speaker 5: fact coaching. And you know, and look Dan Lanning, whether
Speaker 5: it's the pregame halftime videos or just the overall positivity
Speaker 5: and energy whatever it is, like he's kind of it
Speaker 5: doesn't mean you win the game, but in terms of
Speaker 5: public opinion, he wins public opinion ahead of ahead of
Speaker 5: Ryan Day. Right, Yeah, So I'm just it's it's this
Speaker 5: game is everything to Ryan Day.
Speaker 6: I think if you had a college football coaching draft
Speaker 6: right now, of the coaches in college football, and it's
Speaker 6: not because they're number one. Maybe because they are number one,
Speaker 6: that doesn't make this is big of a deal. But
Speaker 6: I think Dan Lanning's your number one pick of all
Speaker 6: the coaches out there. And I know Kirby Smart and
Speaker 6: Georgia like, hold on, wait a second here, but there
Speaker 6: seems to be something about a guy who, by the way,
Speaker 6: where'd he come from? Came from Georgia, but they're just
Speaker 6: as there's something about him. There's something about his attitude,
Speaker 6: their confidence. We've always talked about the Oregon resources, but yeah,
Speaker 6: and the culture that they they've built. Yeah, my goodness.
Speaker 6: I mean he's done a spectacular job. I mean, we
Speaker 6: look at bo Nicks now and Sean Payton deserves some credit,
Speaker 6: but there was there was an Auburn Bonis and Auburn
Speaker 6: Bonicks has been completely erased from our memory, correct because
Speaker 6: of Oregon Bonicks and now Denver Broco Bonicks.
Speaker 5: And I would also say Dylan Gabriel much the same.
Speaker 5: You know, yeah, Central Floord when he was at Oklahoma
Speaker 5: last year, remember Oklahoma let him go, right, let's not forget,
Speaker 5: you know.
Speaker 4: And and.
Speaker 5: They thought they had an answer that was better than
Speaker 5: Dylan Gabriel. And the thought was, Dylan Gabriel, you top
Speaker 5: out when you get to the really really high level stuff.
Speaker 5: He just he's gonna he's gonna top out. That was
Speaker 5: the feeling from last year. And you're like, you don't
Speaker 5: know there, right, I mean, yes, Oregon could have come
Speaker 5: in with a big bag, but guys like that at Oklahoma.
Speaker 5: Oklahoma has plenty of money, plenty of money, and they
Speaker 5: wanted to fix it. They sat there and said to themselves,
Speaker 5: we're good, We're good.
Speaker 4: We have something better, you know.
Speaker 5: And he was a you know, a freshman starting quarterback
Speaker 5: who you know, red shirt and Jackson Arnold and Jacksonarld
Speaker 5: started three games and they pulled him and they put
Speaker 5: him back in, they pulled him again and whatever. But
Speaker 5: they thought Jet Jackson Artal was better than Dylan Gabriel.
Speaker 5: So just and I'm with you on bo Nixt. People
Speaker 5: forget bo Nick started as a freshman at his dad's
Speaker 5: alma monitored Auburn, and Auburn fans are like, dude, road
Speaker 5: game bow knicks not good enough, goes to Oregon and
Speaker 5: good enough and Dylan Gabriel kind of much the same.
Speaker 5: So I'm with you, and all these things can be true.
Speaker 5: But the game feels like it's all about Ryan Day. Yeah,
Speaker 5: it's all about Rhyan Day.
Speaker 3: It's a lot of a lot of Ohio State, a
Speaker 3: lot of it.
Speaker 4: Yeah. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Do you take anything like I know that Herbie's taking
Speaker 5: a beating on social media, not that that matters the
Speaker 5: SEC losses, the two SEC losses yesterday, Does that help
Speaker 5: the argument of the other conferences?
Speaker 3: I don't think so.
Speaker 6: What I do find is how America is united against
Speaker 6: the SEC, because at one point I just felt that
Speaker 6: each conference, and specifically is a Big ten guy. I
Speaker 6: felt like the Big ten had to fight their own battles.
Speaker 6: But now how you have one less conference in the
Speaker 6: PAC twelve. So maybe the reaches has that's expanded, and
Speaker 6: since now the SEC has expanded, some of the Big
Speaker 6: twelves probably felt the heat. I feel there's more anti
Speaker 6: SEC than anything. I don't think that Alabama really was
Speaker 6: too interested in playing that game, taking nothing away from Michigan,
Speaker 6: you know, South Carolina Illinois sure seemed like a different
Speaker 6: sort of deal.
Speaker 3: But yeah, I don't read a lot into it.
Speaker 6: I don't think the SEC has got doug for all
Speaker 6: the SEC talk that we had. Again, I just go
Speaker 6: back to the Georgia Tech Georgia game for the team
Speaker 6: that we feel is the standard bear in that conference.
Speaker 6: You know, Georgia Tech could have won that game late
Speaker 6: in the year and in changed things. I just didn't
Speaker 6: think that the SEC was as great as it was.
Speaker 6: So it's not like a piling on for me. I
Speaker 6: don't think it makes a difference. My feelings about the
Speaker 6: league are basically the same as what they were prior.
Speaker 5: Well, the ultimate equalizer for these things, for these leagues
Speaker 5: is quarterback play, and that's what's going to be interesting,
Speaker 5: right is. I mean, that's what happened with the PAC
Speaker 5: twelve last year and it's last year of existence, and
Speaker 5: pretty obvious you had some studs at quarterback, which can
Speaker 5: even out when there's a talent disparity. Maybe not even out,
Speaker 5: but relatively level of playing field when there's a talent disparity. Okay,
Speaker 5: the Sugar Bowl, which we started by talking about like
Speaker 5: that feels like that's a pick em. That's a pick em,
Speaker 5: and it's a it's a weird thing. Again, Yes, I
Speaker 5: agree most of the world is anti It feels anti
Speaker 5: SEC just because they've been so dominant for I think,
Speaker 5: for so long, and there's so much discussion and assumption
Speaker 5: that they're ultimately going to have a couple of SEC
Speaker 5: teams in the National Championship Game. Have you noticed? I
Speaker 5: feel like Marcus Freeman is the Zion Williamson. What Zion
Speaker 5: Williamson was to Duke, is Marcus Freeman to Notre Dame.
Speaker 5: Zion Williamson may do likable right, like no one when
Speaker 5: he was in college, like everybody like watching Zion Wings
Speaker 5: like gay player Duke Like okay, And I'm not a
Speaker 5: Duke cater. I do know that the Duke haters exist
Speaker 5: and they are allowed group, right, and Notre Dame is
Speaker 5: the same thing. It's usually a national celebration when Notre
Speaker 5: Dame loses a college football playoff game or a BCS game, right,
Speaker 5: or a big game of this magnitude.
Speaker 4: People just like they've they've.
Speaker 5: Heard enough about Notre Dame and all of the history
Speaker 5: history stuff, which none of it has helped about in
Speaker 5: modern day football, and I think Notre Dame has been
Speaker 5: a hell of a program here for the last decade,
Speaker 5: spanning the last couple of coaches. But Marcus Freeman is
Speaker 5: seems so much more likable than a Brian Kelly that
Speaker 5: he's like he has the Zion Wims. In fact, like,
Speaker 5: I actually think that a lot of America is going
Speaker 5: to be cheering for Notre Dame to win this game
Speaker 5: over Georgia. Part of it is Georgia's overall dominance the SEC,
Speaker 5: but a lot of it is people just like Marcus
Speaker 5: Freeman think like that's the kind of dude I want
Speaker 5: to see winning.
Speaker 3: That's interesting.
Speaker 6: I hadn't thought about that there there is some arrogance
Speaker 6: that automatically comes with being the Notre Dame head coach,
Speaker 6: even if you're I mean Lou Holtz obviously, the Brian Kelly,
Speaker 6: as you just mentioned, even Charlie Weiss for that matter,
Speaker 6: There is something with it. And I also think that
Speaker 6: the SEC then plays into the to the Georgia stuff.
Speaker 6: A Pickham game, I'd be curious to see what it
Speaker 6: would be if Carson Beck was healthy. I'm not sure
Speaker 6: how different it would be, but I would have to
Speaker 6: think that it would at least be a little different
Speaker 6: that it would favor Georgia. But Gunnar Stockton's gonna have
Speaker 6: everything that he you know, on his plate and more tonight.
Speaker 6: That sounds very cliche, but the one thing that I
Speaker 6: will say is it's funny because for how good this
Speaker 6: Notre Dame team is, Doug, when we talk about do
Speaker 6: you let the little guy into the bracket, what do
Speaker 6: you do?
Speaker 3: Well?
Speaker 6: Northern Illinois probably had the win of the year in
Speaker 6: college football when they went to Notre Dame and one
Speaker 6: in September. You know, so there's there's always that bug
Speaker 6: a boof for when you look at how good, you know,
Speaker 6: Notre Dame is and Notre Dame's playing really really well,
Speaker 6: it's you look at that that blemish on their record
Speaker 6: and you're like, oh, yeah, Northern Northern Illinois.
Speaker 3: And even if the Notre Dame would have run round
Speaker 3: the table, they still.
Speaker 6: Would have been, you know, where they are on the
Speaker 6: brighter They would have been a five seed, but they
Speaker 6: wouldn't have got a first round by because they're not
Speaker 6: in the conference. But yeah, just just unique with the
Speaker 6: Irish and everything, the lone blemish being I.
Speaker 5: You yeah, and uh and I you fired their coach too,
Speaker 5: like you beat Note in the year in which you
Speaker 5: beat Notre Dame at Notre Dame and you lose your job.
Speaker 5: College sports man can't beat it. And then of course
Speaker 5: you got Arizona State Texas.
Speaker 4: As.
Speaker 5: Kenny Dellingham got an extension, so he's, yeah, not going anywhere.
Speaker 6: Jake Plumber on yesterday and I thought, I was kind
Speaker 6: of curious, what are you going to do? Maybe he
Speaker 6: knew something at the time that we didn't, but that
Speaker 6: news came out after the interview.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and of course they take on Texas, and Texas
Speaker 5: says beat everybody they played except for the Dogs, and
Speaker 5: they lost to the Dogs twice, the second time in overtime.
Speaker 5: Will they get a third shot at the Dogs? They
Speaker 5: got to survive Arizona State. And and Cam Scatabo if
Speaker 5: you haven't seen him, he's a transfer from sack State,
Speaker 5: played the last two years at Arizona State.
Speaker 6: And yeah, Jason Stewart's got a firsthand look at Cam Scattabo.
Speaker 6: Jason and your in person scouting, I know you were
Speaker 6: able to check him out in still Water. Well, what
Speaker 6: kind of game do you think that Scataboo had. First
Speaker 6: of all, I want to give some context to this
Speaker 6: for listeners who don't know. Doug got us amazing seats
Speaker 6: to was it Boo Pickens Stadium?
Speaker 4: Boone Picken Stadium?
Speaker 3: That's Boon.
Speaker 4: Did you say he's at Boo? He said, Boo.
Speaker 3: Boon picking You are my Boo.
Speaker 2: We had great seats and we were able to catch
Speaker 2: a quarter of the game before the game was postponed
Speaker 2: for several hours due to weather. And in that one
Speaker 2: quarter I saw some magic with Arizona State. It might
Speaker 2: have had something to do with the fact that Oklahoma
Speaker 2: State had a dummies for their defense. They played zero
Speaker 2: defense in that quarter that I saw. But I saw
Speaker 2: some magic with Arizona State.
Speaker 5: Doug, Yeah, I mean okamis stated, I think statistically was
Speaker 5: the worst power five power four defense in the country.
Speaker 5: But Cam Scattabo is pretty awesome to watch, pretty awesome
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Speaker 5: Got leave Dan Byern for Dan Patrick and the Dan Ats.
Speaker 5: So Dan, we did this. Yes, this is basically Jason
Speaker 5: doing a ton of work and going and finding some
Speaker 5: cool sound from twenty twenty four, right, and we like
Speaker 5: we just this happened in twenty four and you and
Speaker 5: I can go back and forth and what we remember
Speaker 5: about it. We called it, they said what they said?
Speaker 3: What now, Doug?
Speaker 2: Before we get into this, I do need to bring
Speaker 2: Dan on because he had after the fact, he had
Speaker 2: a better idea on what to name the segment What
Speaker 2: did what did you?
Speaker 3: What'd you want to do?
Speaker 6: So this aired yesterday last year, guys, it aired last year.
Speaker 3: I thought that these segments should be called what did
Speaker 3: we hear? This year? Instead of they said what much
Speaker 3: more catchy? Rhyming? Aspect alliteration and rhyming.
Speaker 5: You had him at a literation that's like, that's that's
Speaker 5: that's basically that's him.
Speaker 4: You had me at hello, You had Jase do at illiteration.
Speaker 2: Exactly right, exactly right, And what I wanted to do
Speaker 2: today is that we had so much left on the
Speaker 2: cutting room floor. And you know what, remember when people
Speaker 2: bought DVDs and they came with deleted scenes as a bonus.
Speaker 2: I always thought that was a little overrated, Like if
Speaker 2: the deleted scenes were so good, why weren't they just
Speaker 2: in the original cut? But anyways, this is like the
Speaker 2: deleted scenes from yesterday's they said what And it's still
Speaker 2: great sound and it's a reminder of like things that
Speaker 2: happen that are still pretty topical today. For example, I
Speaker 2: wonder if you'd think Jerry Jones would want these words back,
Speaker 2: but he has since doubled and tripled down on the comments,
Speaker 2: so maybe he didn't want them back. But this was
Speaker 2: the original all in comments from February.
Speaker 7: How would anticipate, with looking ahead at our key contracts
Speaker 7: that we'd like to address, will be all in? I
Speaker 7: would anticipate will be all in got the end of
Speaker 7: this year. So when you say is there any thought,
Speaker 7: I think will strainer.
Speaker 4: We'll push the hell out of it.
Speaker 7: It will be going all in on different people than
Speaker 7: you've done in the past. We'll be going all in.
Speaker 7: We've seen some things out of some of the players
Speaker 7: that we want to be all in on. And yes,
Speaker 7: I would say that you will see us this coming year,
Speaker 7: not building for the future. It's the best way I
Speaker 7: don't have to say it, and that ought to answer
Speaker 7: a lot of questions.
Speaker 2: Now, guys, all in is a catchphrase that is most
Speaker 2: kind of tied to Texas. Hold them. I think it's
Speaker 2: ironic that a guy that lives in Texas and made
Speaker 2: billions of dollars in Texas doesn't quite know what the
Speaker 2: term all in is. He had a lame duck coach
Speaker 2: coming into the season. He signed Dak Prescott i think
Speaker 2: on the final day of the off season, and he
Speaker 2: didn't spend any money on free agents, which is kind
Speaker 2: of the opposite of all in. It was like frugal
Speaker 2: and kind of responsible financially, the opposite of all in.
Speaker 3: Nope, yes.
Speaker 5: Again, I think that in Jerry's mind, they took care
Speaker 5: of most of the contracts that needed to and the
Speaker 5: all in was they weren't you know, they weren't playing
Speaker 5: for the future. They're playing for the now. But you're
Speaker 5: definitely you're definitely right right that if this is all in,
Speaker 5: I'd hate to see what it looks like when they're
Speaker 5: not all in.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that it just we we have taken the all
Speaker 6: in quote and shortened it. When you hear that whole thing,
Speaker 6: he completely did the opposite. He tried to He tried
Speaker 6: to explain away what all in meant throughout the year,
Speaker 6: but knowing that original sound bite, he said, No, it's
Speaker 6: not about building for the future. It's about winning this
Speaker 6: this year and doing it this year now. Locking up
Speaker 6: Dak Prescott and Ceedee Lamb may have been for this year,
Speaker 6: but those are.
Speaker 4: So long term moves, correct.
Speaker 6: Because of the contracts that you know you've laid out.
Speaker 6: So I just yeah, it just it's it's complete lie.
Speaker 6: That's all it was.
Speaker 4: Let's get to let's get to a basketball one. Don't
Speaker 4: you have a basketball one from February as well.
Speaker 2: I'm guessing you've wanted to do this after one of
Speaker 2: your games. Doug Rick Patino decided to use exactly zero
Speaker 2: filters when talking about his Saint John's team after a wash.
Speaker 5: We are so non athletic that we can't guard anybody
Speaker 5: without fouling. I don't think they move well laterally. I
Speaker 5: don't think they're gonna pick it up in the next week.
Speaker 5: I think this slow laterally. I mean Sean Conway gives
Speaker 5: you everything he can. He's slow laterally. About five guys
Speaker 5: of slow laterally. Even even the Celtics when we lost,
Speaker 5: I've enjoyed every minute being a bus and Celtic coach
Speaker 5: didn't like the fact that we lost in that following year.
Speaker 5: But this has been the most unenjoyable experience I've had
Speaker 5: since I've been coaching.
Speaker 4: Do you have.
Speaker 3: Any second thoughts of taking this job?
Speaker 4: No, not at all.
Speaker 3: It's not Saint John's my team.
Speaker 4: I think they're very respectful. They hear, but they don't listen.
Speaker 5: It's taken me a month to get them to throw
Speaker 5: bounce passes, actually two months to throw bounce passes. Just
Speaker 5: thinking of getting ready for Georgetown because Georgeown could definitely
Speaker 5: beat us.
Speaker 4: I'm not even thinking of the future at all.
Speaker 5: I'm just thinking of the next game and the next game,
Speaker 5: in the next game, and that's it. They actually end
Speaker 5: up winning some games after that, including the Georgetown although
Speaker 5: Georgetown was terrible last year.
Speaker 4: Uh yeah, that was that was That was a lot.
Speaker 3: It's not you.
Speaker 5: It's enjoyable experience I've ever.
Speaker 3: Do you wish you when I'm taking the Saint John's job.
Speaker 6: No, no, no, it's not Saint John's my team.
Speaker 4: I just I just don't like those guys. It's amazing.
Speaker 4: It's just no comment, no comment, no comment from my end. None.
Speaker 2: So so many people, I guess, put their foot in
Speaker 2: their mouth about Caitlin Clark over the past year. She
Speaker 2: was by far the most controversial sports figure of the year.
Speaker 2: And then Greg Doyle, longtime columnist for The Indie Star.
Speaker 2: He's kind of a different, eccentric guy, definitely leans left,
Speaker 2: but that has nothing to do with this comment. He
Speaker 2: had a a she was at the introductory press conference
Speaker 2: and he had this exchange with her.
Speaker 8: Hey, Caitlin, Greg Doyle Indie Star. Real quick, let me
Speaker 8: do this like you like that. I like that you're here.
Speaker 3: I like that I do that in my family after
Speaker 3: every game.
Speaker 4: So okay, well, we'll.
Speaker 2: Start doing it to me and we'll be able to
Speaker 2: get along just fine. So the question is, so Greg
Speaker 2: was taken off of any fever duty. He couldn't cover
Speaker 2: the fever for the rest of the season and maybe forever.
Speaker 2: I think he apologized in some way, shape or form,
Speaker 2: but a very disturbing SoundBite there.
Speaker 5: Well, he did the heart thing, which is the Taylor
Speaker 5: Swift heart thing, and that is something she does. I
Speaker 5: just I don't know, Like Greg, eccentric is the perfect word.
Speaker 4: I kind of think he got railroad in this deal.
Speaker 4: Like Greg, the.
Speaker 5: Last thing he wants to do is he's just weird.
Speaker 5: Just he's a different dude, talented writer, sort of weird,
Speaker 5: kind of mister India as a writer whatever. And Yeah,
Speaker 5: I don't know. I think I think people didn't know
Speaker 5: how to handle the Caitlyn Clark thing. And I also
Speaker 5: think that it's pretty obvious that women really don't know
Speaker 5: how to handle all the attentions she got, you know,
Speaker 5: and that everything becomes sexist, racist, like or this is
Speaker 5: just sports and we're just trying to cover a Hayley's
Speaker 5: comment that that has our attention.
Speaker 6: You mean, New Zaltz don't give a heart to the
Speaker 6: president right before the press conference in news conference and
Speaker 6: then he gives one back. The great part about well,
Speaker 6: there's nothing great about that clip, but their hidden is
Speaker 6: one hidden. It is all cringe worthy, especially actually when
Speaker 6: you know what happens, like you know what's going on,
Speaker 6: the cackling in the background. We always make fun of
Speaker 6: the fake laughter that we get with exchanges when coaches
Speaker 6: say something that's not even remotely funny. But the but
Speaker 6: this was more of a pep rally media combo thing.
Speaker 6: This wasn't like just a media session thing. But there
Speaker 6: are people just cackling in the background too, just thinking
Speaker 6: how great it was.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so wrong.
Speaker 4: The whole thing was just so everything was just so
Speaker 4: weird about it.
Speaker 2: I don't know, but you talked about how like the
Speaker 2: WNBA themselves didn't like the way they were covered.
Speaker 3: So as you said, don't like it.
Speaker 5: They don't like anything unless you just say you're great.
Speaker 5: Everybody loves you. You're better than the NBA, You're better
Speaker 5: than everything, and we're all idiots for not covering you
Speaker 5: for twenty five years.
Speaker 2: I think one of the morons over on ESPN had
Speaker 2: said that when Caitlyn Clark was eliminated from the playoffs
Speaker 2: that now he's looking forward to seeing coverage that's empowering
Speaker 2: to women. At least now that Kaitlyn Clark's gone. The
Speaker 2: ratings might not be up, but at least we'll have
Speaker 2: empowering coverage. So Lebron James actually weighed in. Everybody had
Speaker 2: a thought on this and Lebron James weighed in defending
Speaker 2: Caitlyn Clark.
Speaker 9: The one thing that I love that she's bringing to
Speaker 9: hers for more people want to watch, more, people want.
Speaker 3: To tune in.
Speaker 9: Don't get it twisted, don't get it done. Kaitlin Clark
Speaker 9: is the reason why a lot of great things is
Speaker 9: going to happen for the WNBA. But for her individually,
Speaker 9: I don't think she should get involved though. Nothing that's
Speaker 9: being said. Just go have fun, enjoy, you know. But
Speaker 9: I'm rude for Kaitlin because I've been in that seat before,
Speaker 9: I've walked that road before. I hope they I hope
Speaker 9: she kills I hopefully a Boston does amazing, you know.
Speaker 4: I hope they do great. Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean he has on some level walked it.
Speaker 5: It's got to be okay. I just can't imagine carrying
Speaker 5: an entire sport and the sport fighting you carrying it.
Speaker 4: Right now.
Speaker 5: Look, there was a little of that with Jordan early on,
Speaker 5: a little bit, okay because they weren't very good, but
Speaker 5: not much. Not much with Magic and Bird. There was
Speaker 5: none of it with Kobe. There was some of it
Speaker 5: right where Jordan and some of the old Guard, you know,
Speaker 5: he was a little much maybe a little bit of
Speaker 5: it with Lebron, But I actually think Caitlin's carrying of
Speaker 5: a sport when the sport itself doesn't want her to
Speaker 5: carry it is got to be really really hard, got
Speaker 5: to be really really difficult.
Speaker 4: I just I can't.
Speaker 3: Imagine everything she does is measured.
Speaker 4: What noun has to be, noun has to be.
Speaker 2: You're probably wondering why, of all the sound bites in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty four, why Jeff Darlington would be one of them.
Speaker 2: You know, just a reporter that does a lot of NFL,
Speaker 2: but he covers golf too. He was reporting on the
Speaker 2: PGA Championship and he was an actual witness to the
Speaker 2: following event.
Speaker 10: Entering Bahalla Golf Club this morning, we witnessed a car
Speaker 10: pull around us.
Speaker 4: That was Scotti Scheffler was in the car.
Speaker 10: To be very clear about the details here, Scotti Scheffler
Speaker 10: has been detained by police officers, placed in the back
Speaker 10: of a police vehicle in handcuffs after he tried to
Speaker 10: pull around what he believed to be security ended up
Speaker 10: being police officers.
Speaker 3: They told him to stop.
Speaker 10: When he didn't stop, the police officer attached himself to
Speaker 10: the vehicle. Scheffer then traveled another ten yards before stopping
Speaker 10: the car. The police officer then grabbed at his arm,
Speaker 10: attempting to pull him out of the car, before Scheffler
Speaker 10: eventually opened the door, at which point the police officer
Speaker 10: pulled Scheffler out of the car, pushed him up against
Speaker 10: the car, and immediately placed him in handcuffs. Scheffler was
Speaker 10: then walked over to the police car, placed in the
Speaker 10: back in handcuffs, very stunned about what was happening, looked
Speaker 10: toward me as he was in those handcuffs and said,
Speaker 10: please help me. He very clearly did not know what
Speaker 10: was happening.
Speaker 4: In the situation.
Speaker 10: It moved very quickly, very rapidly, very aggressively. He was
Speaker 10: detained in that police vehicle for approximately twenty minutes. The
Speaker 10: police officers at that point did not understand that Scottie
Speaker 10: Scheffler was a golfer in the tournament, nor of course,
Speaker 10: that he is a number one player in the world.
Speaker 6: I love the aspect of now looking back and again
Speaker 6: someone was tragically killed at Valhalla, which caused all of
Speaker 6: the commotion and the delays and the lay enclosures, and
Speaker 6: so that part is not funny. At all, but how
Speaker 6: like Jeff Dart like this was I mean, I mean
Speaker 6: this seriousness. Now looking back on it, it was Scotti Scheffler, who,
Speaker 6: again I was completely in the wrong. I don't care
Speaker 6: if there's a police officer, if someone's wearing a vest
Speaker 6: of security guard, you listen to him, especially in that situation.
Speaker 6: Scotty Scheffler completely in the wrong. But just to hear Darlington,
Speaker 6: what was that like a minute forty of just like
Speaker 6: a breakdown of all of all the things, like you know,
Speaker 6: we have serious news in New Orleans today and like
Speaker 6: Jeff Darlington was delivering it at that level.
Speaker 3: It's crazy, it was.
Speaker 5: That was a weird one, like is this really happening?
Speaker 5: Just really happening again, not to that level. I've had
Speaker 5: plenty of those of similar moments where you guys know me,
Speaker 5: like if you give me a parking pass or a
Speaker 5: badge to attend somewhere anything more than five minutes before
Speaker 5: is a good chance I don't have it when it's
Speaker 5: time to go.
Speaker 4: In, right, Yes, it's a really good chance.
Speaker 5: And you know, I always think one of the good
Speaker 5: things about being kind of an average looking guy is
Speaker 5: you can be inconspicuous The only bad thing about being
Speaker 5: an average looking guy is you can be inconspicuous and
Speaker 5: there's no benefits of you know, like if I'm six
Speaker 5: foot seven and I kept walking in everybody, Oh well,
Speaker 5: you've got to be a player or somebody knows who
Speaker 5: you are. But I would also tell you that like
Speaker 5: part of the the chefler not knowing do indeed do
Speaker 5: you know who I am? You know, is a everywhere
Speaker 5: he goes, everyone knows in his own orbit. This never happens,
Speaker 5: you know, it never happens. Everybody knows who you are,
Speaker 5: and so all of a sudden a cop who's working
Speaker 5: at the golf tournament doesn't know who you are.
Speaker 4: You just it's really like what, I don't know. It
Speaker 4: was a crazy one.
Speaker 6: Then he shot sixty six five under, had himself in
Speaker 6: the contention, but everything got up with him on Saturday.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, it had to be. It had to be
Speaker 4: a lot.
Speaker 5: I'm Doug Gottab's Dan Bayer filling for Dan Danet's Dan
Speaker 5: Patrick ship Fox Sports Radio.
Speaker 4: Okay, so we look back at.
Speaker 5: Some of the crazy things or things that were said
Speaker 5: in twenty four, What about twenty five?
Speaker 4: What about twenty five?
Speaker 5: Who is the athlete who's gonna be the Caitlin Clark
Speaker 5: of twenty five.
Speaker 4: I don't know. We'll dig in next to The Dan
Speaker 4: Patrick Show.
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Speaker 5: So look, everybody does the looking back, looking back, looking back,
Speaker 5: looking back, and look, that's that's as much my That's
Speaker 5: that's how I always do things. And mentally, like when
Speaker 5: you talk about the goals for twenty twenty twenty five,
Speaker 5: is doing a better job of letting things in the
Speaker 5: past go, still learning from them, but letting things in
Speaker 5: the past go. So but the best way to let
Speaker 5: go of the past to look forward to the future,
Speaker 5: which is where we bring in my good friend Dan Byer.
Speaker 6: Yeah, Doug, you know I sat up on December thirty
Speaker 6: one of twenty twenty four watching the ball drop on
Speaker 6: the East Coast and then on the Central time zone
Speaker 6: and decided to look ahead to what we've got over
Speaker 6: the next three hundred and sixty five days.
Speaker 3: So while we did.
Speaker 6: The audio thing previously, let's take a look ahead.
Speaker 3: Doug.
Speaker 6: April seventh, twenty twenty five a huge day. That's when
Speaker 6: the settlement to the anti trust lawsuit filed against the
Speaker 6: NCAA is expected to be settled. Allowing institutions to pay
Speaker 6: their athletes, likely from a pool of about twenty million
Speaker 6: dollars per school, could ultimately eliminate some non revenue sports
Speaker 6: at schools. But yes, schools paying players here in college athletics.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so I will tell you again, I'm a Division
Speaker 5: one coach, so I can tell you what it means
Speaker 5: to us.
Speaker 4: Right. It means to.
Speaker 5: Us is that first thing, the settlement, the non Power
Speaker 5: four pay pay actually a disproportionate amount. It's crazy Power
Speaker 5: four schools. Really, the players didn't have any nil value
Speaker 5: to truly speak of, and yet here we got to
Speaker 5: pay more money than the Power four schools that have
Speaker 5: the money. And you might ask yourself, why would you
Speaker 5: do that?
Speaker 7: Right?
Speaker 5: The logic is, and again this is what I've been
Speaker 5: told from levels above that of the coaches, is this
Speaker 5: is an effort to keep the NCAA tournament together for
Speaker 5: at least the next they think the next decade, like
Speaker 5: there will be some changes obviously going forward, and who
Speaker 5: knows after that, but this, we people think this keeps
Speaker 5: the Wolves at bay for another decade and that's the
Speaker 5: pot luck for the NCAA. And the NCAA, by the way,
Speaker 5: is not some nefarious organization. It's just a member of
Speaker 5: schools and voting parties. So this keeps the basketball part
Speaker 5: and the Olympic sports sorted together and figures it out.
Speaker 5: And then there's basically a salary cap, right, and it's
Speaker 5: what is it, like fourteen million dollars or something.
Speaker 4: And that's for the power for schools.
Speaker 5: But yeah, you can you have contracts with your student
Speaker 5: athletes and they have to they have to fulfill nil
Speaker 5: obligations which can be charity, which can be all your
Speaker 5: other things. And yeah, you're bringing in house next year.
Speaker 5: So there's still a lot of questions as to what
Speaker 5: it looks like, but the belief is that this will
Speaker 5: be some sort of stabilization against future lawsuits. That's why
Speaker 5: they're going to the set number of roster spots. I
Speaker 5: don't know if you know this right that I forget
Speaker 5: how many what's football get like one ten or something?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I thought it was eighty five and expanded a
Speaker 3: one oh five.
Speaker 4: I believe that five.
Speaker 5: So what that means is it doesn't mean you have
Speaker 5: to give out one hundred and five scholarships.
Speaker 4: What it means is you can't do you can't stack
Speaker 4: the deck.
Speaker 5: Stack the deck with a ton of walk Ons, you know,
Speaker 5: and give one hundred and twenty walk Ons. And then
Speaker 5: what people were doing is they're paying those walk Ons scholarships.
Speaker 5: Paying those walk Ons does so they just keep guys
Speaker 5: in the program. And the feeling is that, again this
Speaker 5: is taken from the pro sport model. You can't limit
Speaker 5: the number of scholarships, but you can limit the roster
Speaker 5: size and allow each individual school to decide how many
Speaker 5: scholarships you want to offer within each select sport. So
Speaker 5: for example, basketball is at thirteen scholarships. Next year we
Speaker 5: go to fifteen spots. Doesn't mean we have to go
Speaker 5: to fifteen scholarships. Means we have to go to fifteen spots.
Speaker 5: And how you allocate those resources is up to you
Speaker 5: on an individual basis, and again by the lawyers for
Speaker 5: the NCAA believe this will stop. Won't be a litigation
Speaker 5: against against the size of the number of scholarships that
Speaker 5: you can.
Speaker 6: Have, Doug, you are in green Bay. Green Bay will
Speaker 6: be the host of the NFL Draft coming up in April,
Speaker 6: but not the only time that the NFL is taking
Speaker 6: this show on the road. Commissioner Roger Goodell has talked
Speaker 6: about it. In twenty twenty four, expect games in Brazil.
Speaker 6: Back in Mexico City, Spain. We found out that Ireland
Speaker 6: Dublin likely to host the Steelers and Packers, Germany Berlin
Speaker 6: getting a game next season, and the UK in twenty
Speaker 6: twenty five, all getting games. Eight international games expected next
Speaker 6: year for the NFL.
Speaker 5: Well, and it does make sense with the seventeenth game, right.
Speaker 5: Remember the reason that the NBA is never going to
Speaker 5: contract the number of games they have Major League Baseball
Speaker 5: and ever because you have a set number of dates
Speaker 5: that everybody depends upon for your stadiums, right, and so
Speaker 5: for the NFL for these stadiums, Like when you're taking
Speaker 5: away a home game from a city that I mean
Speaker 5: if in Green Bay, Wisconsin, it is everything, right, millions,
Speaker 5: but when you added another game and that game.
Speaker 4: That game becomes one you can toy with because.
Speaker 5: It doesn't change the least doesn't change the number of
Speaker 5: dates in which you have, so it does in fact
Speaker 5: make sense. And then the other part to it, which
Speaker 5: this is where this is where Goodell and his crew
Speaker 5: are genius. It creates new TV revenue because you have
Speaker 5: you know, off hours of the traditional hours, you know,
Speaker 5: and that's what they've been able to do. That's how
Speaker 5: they created all that money than one hundred twenty million
Speaker 5: dollars from Netflix.
Speaker 4: It's absolutely brilliant.
Speaker 6: New All Star game format coming to the NBA fourteen
Speaker 6: Mini Tournament taking place in San Francisco next month.
Speaker 3: Major League Baseball, their show is going to be on
Speaker 3: the road as well.
Speaker 6: Tokyo comes in Dodgers opening up the season March eighteenth
Speaker 6: to nineteenth, while the Braves and Reds will play the
Speaker 6: Speedway Classic at Bristol Motor Speedway.
Speaker 3: And when we watched the All Star.
Speaker 6: Game from Atlanta in July, the players will be wearing
Speaker 6: their own uniforms from their teams and not the special
Speaker 6: All Star uniforms, going back to the old way.
Speaker 5: Good I love that that part, Like I don't know,
Speaker 5: the fourteam NBA thing whatever, whatever.
Speaker 3: That's your look ahead the twenty twenty five, which is
Speaker 3: now here.
Speaker 5: Yeah to look ahead or look latterly or something, all right.
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