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Speaker 3: said anything about the online.
Speaker 1: They're asking me.
Speaker 3: This is about me, So don't put me in a
Speaker 3: bad spot, because then I'm gonna put you in a
Speaker 3: bad spot. So let's get right to it. Oh show, Yukon.
Speaker 3: The Men are back to back national champs. They be
Speaker 3: produced seventy five sixty for the second straight national championship,
Speaker 3: National Championship, and I remember when Dan Hurley in twenty
Speaker 3: twenty said you better get us now because we're gonna
Speaker 3: come and he wasn't lying.
Speaker 2: That came on like Gangbusters.
Speaker 3: Yukon became the eighth program to repeat as national champs.
Speaker 3: The first Sister Florida Gators did it in two thousand
Speaker 3: and six two thousand and seven seven, and before that,
Speaker 3: Duke was the last team to do it in nineteen
Speaker 3: ninety one nineteen ninety two, and the last team to
Speaker 3: repeat as national champs before the nineteen ninety one season,
Speaker 3: you guessed that the UCLA Bruins who won ten straight.
Speaker 3: Damn they went from sixty four until seventy three.
Speaker 5: Jesus, that would would be Wait a minute, Wait a minute,
Speaker 5: let me let me show you my basketball knowledge.
Speaker 1: Was their coach, mister Wooden?
Speaker 2: Yes see, you.
Speaker 1: Thought I ain't e their half? See I'm almost talking.
Speaker 2: You know where? Do you know where he went to
Speaker 2: school at? Who coach wouldn't.
Speaker 1: I would assume he went to UCLA as well. No,
Speaker 1: he went to Indiana. Who he was?
Speaker 2: He would excuse me, No he didn't. He went to Purdue.
Speaker 2: He went to Purdue.
Speaker 3: They used to called him Indiana rubber Man first cause,
Speaker 3: and he coached the Sycamores Indianna State, I think from
Speaker 3: forty six to forty eight. Okay, okay, Ucla the Wizard
Speaker 3: of west Wood.
Speaker 2: All other programs to repeat.
Speaker 3: Oklahoma State did it in forty five and forty six,
Speaker 3: Kentucky did it in forty eight forty nine. San Francisco
Speaker 3: to Dons led by the great mister Bill Russell fifty
Speaker 3: five fifty six and the Cincinnati team. Oscar was on
Speaker 3: that no Oschool was already gone, was gone. Oscar was
Speaker 3: in the NBA. Oscar's in the NBA sixty one sixty
Speaker 3: two because that was the year head of Trouble double.
Speaker 3: So Yukon claimed the sixth national title to break the
Speaker 3: tie with Duke and Indowna, who has five. Yukon they've
Speaker 3: never lost in the tap I think they're sick. They're
Speaker 3: perfect six and oh one of the teams. I think
Speaker 3: they're perfect six and oh in the title game. So
Speaker 3: congratulations to the Yukon Husky h I hate you, Molly,
Speaker 3: and I know you're gonna be insufferable tomorrow, as you
Speaker 3: are most days, especially with cuffs to Yukon men or women.
Speaker 3: But congratulations, and we'll discuss the purse. Oh Joe, you
Speaker 3: watch this game tonight? What did you like about what
Speaker 3: you saw from the Huskies?
Speaker 5: I mean, obviously, I heard so much about Zach Edy, obviously,
Speaker 5: and so I was expecting him to dominate the game.
Speaker 5: That's what I was expecting. Some of of that, some
Speaker 5: of the that stature I heard. I heard about him
Speaker 5: all season long. I heard about how good he was.
Speaker 5: But what I did here is that his style of
Speaker 5: play wouldn't transition to the NBA. So obviously me not
Speaker 5: understanding that because I don't watch the game of basketball much,
Speaker 5: so I tuned it the night.
Speaker 1: I'mone to see, let's see what he does. I'm expecting
Speaker 1: him to dominate.
Speaker 5: I'm expecting to see Kevin durantish type stuff. I'm expecting
Speaker 5: to women by Yama. Did I say his last name
Speaker 5: right now? He said, he said.
Speaker 2: Women, Yama. Women.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's what I'm expecting to see.
Speaker 5: So after Wahingt's the night and then watching Yukon somewhat dominate.
Speaker 5: Will not dominate him, but just dominated the game in general,
Speaker 5: I got a better understanding on why it probably wouldn't
Speaker 5: translate because he's very very slow footed. He didn't he didn't,
Speaker 5: he didn't play fast. It was really no, no, that's
Speaker 5: not what he was looking for. No, no urgency. It's
Speaker 5: just no urgency, you know, to his game. Man, he
Speaker 5: played with it. He plays with it back to the back,
Speaker 5: to the basket. And that now now I understand the terminology.
Speaker 5: It won't translate.
Speaker 1: The Huskies. Yeah for them boys, nice man, them boys.
Speaker 5: Nice Tristan? Is it tris Tristan Tristan Newton. Yep, Tristan,
Speaker 5: he got to see me one on one. He got
Speaker 5: he gotta see me one on one.
Speaker 3: I mean, I mean, you can't expect any more from Zachi.
Speaker 3: He gave you thirty seven and ten. But they only
Speaker 3: had two guys in double figures. They had a guy
Speaker 3: with twelve and then you have a four point guy,
Speaker 3: a five point guy, and a two point guy.
Speaker 1: That's not gonna get it done. When you got Yukon
Speaker 1: gave it.
Speaker 3: You got eleven points, fifteen points, twenty points, eleven points,
Speaker 3: they got thirteen points off the bench, and Perdue got
Speaker 3: two points off the bench.
Speaker 5: You got a few people in, you got a few
Speaker 5: people in double digit doublegit scorings for the for the Huskies.
Speaker 5: So and I mean, I mean no disrespect the Purdue team.
Speaker 5: Is it similar to what is Edie having to score
Speaker 5: all the points? Similar?
Speaker 1: So? Is it similar? Or fail to say? Edy is
Speaker 1: similar to.
Speaker 5: Like Kaitlan Clark having to do everything and everything on
Speaker 5: your shoulders.
Speaker 3: Okay, but the difference is you have to get him
Speaker 3: the ball. Caitlyn Clark has the ball in her hands, right.
Speaker 1: So she's able to be able to score.
Speaker 3: Yes, not only can she score, she can create for
Speaker 3: other people to score. But it's very similar. Nobody outside
Speaker 3: of him they normally make. They were in the tournament,
Speaker 3: they were averaging about eight threes made per game. They
Speaker 3: made one tonight, if I'm not mistaken, last I saw
Speaker 3: they made one?
Speaker 2: Three? Were they? Uh?
Speaker 5: They they had last game? Yeah, last game, if I'm
Speaker 5: not mistaken, something like that. And if they were, they
Speaker 5: had a bad night shooting, a real bad night shooting.
Speaker 1: Question, because you have one question, you would you would
Speaker 1: know better than me.
Speaker 5: As far as the development of a basketball player and
Speaker 5: a person's skill set, is it too late speaking of easy,
Speaker 5: is it too late to develop a skill set where
Speaker 5: it can transition into the NBA or the too late
Speaker 5: to learn a new bag of tools that would help
Speaker 5: him play at the next levels.
Speaker 2: Will Eliphie never be able to run like a cheetah? No? No,
Speaker 2: hell noah.
Speaker 3: When but Yama you look at Whimen, you say, well,
Speaker 3: look at whom he can put the ball on the floor.
Speaker 3: But he's been putting the ball on the floor. He's
Speaker 3: been shooting three since he was seven eight years old,
Speaker 3: so you see the maturation. Zachiat has never played like that,
Speaker 3: So you're asking a guy to redo his game.
Speaker 2: Now, now we saw brook Lopez. Brook Lopez came.
Speaker 3: Out of coledge with as a back to the basket player,
Speaker 3: but he saw where the evolution of the game was
Speaker 3: going and he turned.
Speaker 2: Himself into a stretch five. So can it be done? Sure?
Speaker 1: Is it highly likely?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Look, they're shooting coaches out here that could probably work
Speaker 3: with him.
Speaker 2: But I give him a ten.
Speaker 3: I give him a ten fifteen percent chance because it's
Speaker 3: all it's yeah, yeah, because you have to understand old
Speaker 3: shoe that's what he is. I mean, you see, I
Speaker 3: mean he doesn't. I mean he doesn't. I thank bruck.
Speaker 3: Lopez could drop step left hand, drop step right hand.
Speaker 3: He could throw, turn around, shoot the jumper. He's a
Speaker 3: back to his back basically, and as cleaning, cleaning kept
Speaker 3: pushing him further and further against the basket, jump hook
Speaker 3: kept coming up shorter and shorter. So he's gonna have
Speaker 3: to evolve his game. He's gonna have to work on
Speaker 3: other aspects of his game. He's gonna be able to
Speaker 3: turn to have to turn over either shoulder, right shoulder,
Speaker 3: left shoulder, left hand, right hand, drop step to the right,
Speaker 3: or drop left. He's gonna have to be able to
Speaker 3: do that. But right now he's gotten a way because
Speaker 3: he's so much bigger. You remember when you were a
Speaker 3: kid and the kid that was so much bigger, they
Speaker 3: were able to right right, right, just because of their size. Well,
Speaker 3: in the NBA, because the game is played in so
Speaker 3: much space, it's an up and down game, and so
Speaker 3: and he's not that good of it.
Speaker 2: He's not that good of a defender.
Speaker 3: So he's not a Rudy Gobert that that that's gonna,
Speaker 3: you know, impact you on the defensive end. So he
Speaker 3: had some work cut out for him if he wants
Speaker 3: to transition.
Speaker 1: What do you mean in the NBA?
Speaker 3: You know, not because you have Paul though you talk
Speaker 3: about transition, transition to the NBA.
Speaker 5: Right, What do you mean he's not that good of it?
Speaker 5: Good of a defender? You're seven seven seven four seven seven.
Speaker 3: You see the guys letting, You see the guys laying
Speaker 3: the ball up all in his face.
Speaker 5: Yeah, you need a little bit more, just a little bit,
Speaker 5: a little bit more aggression, that's it.
Speaker 1: A little bit more. He need a little bit of.
Speaker 5: Ah, what's his name? God damn keep getting in trouble.
Speaker 5: Why slipping my mind.
Speaker 2: Man, who Draymond?
Speaker 1: You need a little Draymond in him. That's what he needed.
Speaker 2: He needed a little bit, a little bit about huh, yes,
Speaker 2: who Draymond is.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm just saying because I'm thinking about his the
Speaker 5: size he has, how can I'm not saying it's a waste.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying he's a waste, but knowing that you want.
Speaker 5: To get to the next level, you should have been
Speaker 5: working and being able working on your game so it's
Speaker 5: able to transition to the next level. And the fact
Speaker 5: that now you're done and I keep hearing you know
Speaker 5: a birdie here, birdie there that have that kind of
Speaker 5: size and not be going to the NBA or being
Speaker 5: a lottery pick ship. I'm sorry, I don't get you
Speaker 5: have to think about it.
Speaker 1: He was.
Speaker 3: It takes a special type of person to what he
Speaker 3: was college. He was AP College Player of the Year.
Speaker 3: So he's a two time AP College Player of the Year.
Speaker 3: Jerry Lucas. I think Kareem abdu A Jabbar, Bill uh uh,
Speaker 3: Bill Walton right, right, Samson sam foot four Ram Samson
Speaker 3: who played out at Virginia.
Speaker 2: He was a three time AP.
Speaker 3: So so you're talking about very very elite company that
Speaker 3: Zach Edy is in. Now, that'll be like telling Patrick
Speaker 3: Mahon you know what, Patrick Mahall, Yeah, we know you
Speaker 3: won Super Bowl, We've been the MVP, But all of
Speaker 3: a sudden, we want you to be like a read
Speaker 3: option type quarterback. How willing do you think he's gonna
Speaker 3: be able to do when he's had success?
Speaker 2: Do it in his way.
Speaker 5: But listen what you already said, Patrick Mahomes is already
Speaker 5: in the NFL, and he's already had success in the NFL.
Speaker 5: We want Edie Well me personally, after seeing him tonight,
Speaker 5: seeing his size, seeing how much he didn't.
Speaker 3: Dominate from THEO you realize they only scored sixty points, right,
Speaker 3: but yeah, seven of them, you know you know what
Speaker 3: I mean.
Speaker 1: I'm talking about, like dominate, Dominate.
Speaker 5: To the point where I got to put up sixty
Speaker 5: if my team wants a chance to even win.
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm gonna meet from that extent.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to think.
Speaker 3: The last guy that I've ever heard of that scored
Speaker 3: sixty points in a college game was Jody Meeks has
Speaker 3: It was the last time somebody scored sixty points in
Speaker 3: an NCAA Division One game Jody Meeks. Yeah, from Kentucky.
Speaker 3: I think he broke Dan Elsel's record at Kentucky. He
Speaker 3: dropped sixty in a game.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't see.
Speaker 5: I'm watching the game, and the people around me kept
Speaker 5: talking about, Oh, he's doing all this, but he's not
Speaker 5: gonna make it to the NBA. There's no way he
Speaker 5: makes it. His game is gay, his game style isn't
Speaker 5: gonna transition. I'm like, man, what are you talking about
Speaker 5: at that size, there's a team, there's an NBA team
Speaker 5: that could use that length, that can use that height.
Speaker 5: I mean, and then you just said he's not a
Speaker 5: good defender. Well, god damn, what's the good part. What's
Speaker 5: the good part.
Speaker 1: About the game that will transition in NBA?
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't talk him talking about that. Eddie Howse
Speaker 3: dropped sixty one in two thousand? When did Jody Meeks
Speaker 3: do it?
Speaker 1: Wait, Eddie House, you took about Boston Celtics, Eddie House.
Speaker 3: Yeah, so that's twenty win, twenty four, So let that
Speaker 3: sink in. So that's not that's not a normal occurrence
Speaker 3: to see a guy get that, get those numbers, get
Speaker 3: that number of points. He averaged twenty eight and fifteen
Speaker 3: in the tournament, so he probably averaged what twenty nine
Speaker 3: and fourteen because they only had ten rebounds to night,
Speaker 3: so he dominated.
Speaker 2: I mean, if somebody.
Speaker 3: Told, Okay, in the NBA, he's gonna give you ten
Speaker 3: twenty nine and twelve on a nightly basis, they would
Speaker 3: actually gobble him up.
Speaker 2: Right.
Speaker 1: But if you look at look at look at you.
Speaker 1: I'm using the wrong word. I shouldn't say. I shouldn't
Speaker 1: use the word dominate. But okay, okay, you're right.
Speaker 3: What's the record for Kentucky? I thought he scored sixty.
Speaker 3: He scored fifty four. So Eddie House was the last guy.
Speaker 2: D one.
Speaker 3: I'm the North dakot I'm thinking, like, you know, Kentucky, dude,
Speaker 3: Carolina teams like that. She said, somebody from North Dakota
Speaker 3: State and Utah Valley, uh scored.
Speaker 2: But I just I think the thing is O Joe is.
Speaker 3: That look, he's a he's a he's a big guy,
Speaker 3: and he's gonna have to go. He's gonna have to
Speaker 3: get with someone that would really work on.
Speaker 2: It with his feet.
Speaker 3: Cause you look at see you look at Joel ANDB.
Speaker 3: You see how big he is. But Joel and B
Speaker 3: played soccer.
Speaker 2: Look at a team.
Speaker 3: Elijah wan kim Elija Won played soccer. Anthony Davis was
Speaker 3: a guard in a Grossberg. David Robinson was grew thirteen.
Speaker 3: You grew up foot so you look. You talk about
Speaker 3: guys that were used to handling the ball and footwork,
Speaker 3: they weren't always as big as they are.
Speaker 2: If so, when you see here's the thing on Joe
Speaker 2: when you're that tall, Hey, just get down to paint something.
Speaker 2: We on w the ball.
Speaker 3: Just turn to write a leg it in ok everybody's
Speaker 3: kicking the ball down the road. Remember what we talked about.
Speaker 3: We had the t bow topic. So it's someone working
Speaker 3: with it with fundamentals. Well, when you get to college,
Speaker 3: Dell work with you, and Colin said, well, hey we
Speaker 3: try to win games.
Speaker 1: When you get to the NFL, they'll work with you.
Speaker 2: You get to the.
Speaker 3: NFL and you you have a finished product that people
Speaker 3: want to You know, hey, you got.
Speaker 2: To be able to do this. This is this is elementary,
Speaker 2: This is this is one on one.
Speaker 1: Okay, I got you.
Speaker 3: You're basically gonna have to strip Zach Edy down and
Speaker 3: change his whole game because now he's gonna have to
Speaker 3: play on he has to play on the perimeter. He's
Speaker 3: gonna have to he's gonna have to be able to
Speaker 3: shoot threes unless he's like, Okay, i'm gonna be a defender.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna be Rudy Gobert.
Speaker 5: Yeah, well, hell if I'm not mistaken Janni's. When Joanna's
Speaker 5: first came in the league, he didn't really have a
Speaker 5: mid range game.
Speaker 1: He wasn't able. He wasn't he wasn't able to shoot
Speaker 1: from three.
Speaker 3: Now he's okay from three, he's okay from mid range.
Speaker 2: But you see what he does downhill? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh yeah, he come down here every time.
Speaker 2: Yes, you you see Zach Edy doing that? You already
Speaker 2: told me he was slower foot.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Washington the night he moved very lethargic.
Speaker 3: I'm like, man, if he was like shock, come on,
Speaker 3: you see how number Shack was.
Speaker 5: But you remember remember Shack the little clip of him
Speaker 5: and Jordan's him.
Speaker 1: Playing around, Yeah, the All Star game.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and to beat to beat that side to be
Speaker 5: able to move like that.
Speaker 2: Right right, and so yeah, I just take the thing. Yeah.
Speaker 3: Look, will somebody probably draft him in the I don't
Speaker 3: think he was the first round pick. Will somebody take
Speaker 3: a flyer in the second round. Sure, probably non guaranteed contract.
Speaker 3: Get him in, try to work him down and maybe
Speaker 3: you can make something out of him. Hell, it ain't nothing.
Speaker 3: Look at NICOLEA. Yokich was the second round pick. He
Speaker 3: about to be a three time MVP in five years.
Speaker 1: I wonder how does he even slip that far? Especially Yokat.
Speaker 3: He got himself in shape. He was a little he
Speaker 3: was a little doy. He wasn't in the greatest of
Speaker 3: shape he got.
Speaker 1: He's still not in shape.
Speaker 2: Oh he in shape now, No, you want to see it.
Speaker 2: When he first got to the league, he was a
Speaker 2: big boy.
Speaker 1: He was big.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he changed his diet. He ain't drinking a case
Speaker 3: of soda to day. He ain't eat bull d eye.
Speaker 3: But you see, it's as skilled as any big we've
Speaker 3: had around the basket. Touch, he can shoot the three,
Speaker 3: can shoot the mid range, he can left right, tremendous touch.
Speaker 1: Very efficient, you got very efficient. Congratulations to the Yukon Huskies.
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Speaker 2: Only U C.
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Speaker 3: but you're going to play against some grown women that
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Speaker 3: response to her comments will swift, and many call it
Speaker 3: a hater. What I don't understand, OJO fans. We want
Speaker 3: people that have played the game to comment about people
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Speaker 3: you don't like.
Speaker 2: Now is hating? Now?
Speaker 3: Look, there are some instances in which I do believe
Speaker 3: old timers are hating, but I don't believe that's what
Speaker 3: she's doing.
Speaker 2: You and I have talked about it.
Speaker 3: When a rookie comes in, you won an award, you
Speaker 3: would highly saw after we got to see why, Yeah,
Speaker 3: we hating on you, but we don't see why, right.
Speaker 5: I think you know what? For me, I respect Diana.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna call it DTS. I respect DT And she
Speaker 5: had to say I just don't. I can't watch what
Speaker 5: Cat and Clark has done forget the accolades.
Speaker 1: I can't see what Clayton Clark has done.
Speaker 5: Kayton and Clark has done on the field, on the field,
Speaker 5: on the court week in and week out for the
Speaker 5: past two years, and even utter some of the comments
Speaker 5: that ms ROSSI said, because obviously there's going to be
Speaker 5: a transition period going into the.
Speaker 1: I understand that. I understand that.
Speaker 5: But saying that maybe it might you know, her skill
Speaker 5: might not transition or just what she said, hold on,
Speaker 5: let me read this.
Speaker 2: Read what you saying.
Speaker 5: I wasn't saying Clark wouldn't succeed at the professional level,
Speaker 5: but rather suggest that the future rookie could struggle making
Speaker 5: the transition.
Speaker 1: Why why does she have to struggle? Why does she
Speaker 1: have to struggle?
Speaker 2: Because all rookies go through it.
Speaker 1: You think you think so?
Speaker 5: You don't think she might come in and be okay
Speaker 5: based on the on the situation, based on the team
Speaker 5: she goes to.
Speaker 1: She going to.
Speaker 3: Indiana, if I'm not mistaken, the number one pick last year,
Speaker 3: she's gonna be playing with more talent. But what does
Speaker 3: South Carolina do? Kevin from going left right? So now
Speaker 3: if that's college, so what you think the pro's gonna do?
Speaker 3: You think who has better scouting department. College is pros
Speaker 3: of the pros pros.
Speaker 5: But again, you have to understand the Clayton Cark that
Speaker 5: we just saw and the Caton Clark that you're going
Speaker 5: to see, where they're gonna need to help her with
Speaker 5: some of the things that she struggled in college. Things
Speaker 5: are going to be a little different. I'm just saying,
Speaker 5: I so watch what she did in college. I would
Speaker 5: have been very hesitant to make the type of comments,
Speaker 5: but again, this is someone that played the game. This
Speaker 5: is someone that's very experienced to someone that was.
Speaker 1: Very very good at the game. So she has the
Speaker 1: right to do it.
Speaker 5: I just for someone that played that guy damn well
Speaker 5: and made that kind of impact.
Speaker 3: I just I just wished she played against eighteen year
Speaker 3: old of grown women that had kids and playing for mortgages.
Speaker 3: Is there is there a difference between college and pro
Speaker 3: and the NFL? Yes, different between college and NFL.
Speaker 1: Oh hell yeah, you know that. You know that.
Speaker 5: Hey, hey, listen, what jam What did Jamar Chase do
Speaker 5: when it was in college? And what are you doing
Speaker 5: in the NFL his first year? Look at Justin Jeffers,
Speaker 5: what adjustment did Justin Jeffers, Hey, did you.
Speaker 2: See the preseason game?
Speaker 3: How many justin Jeff uh Jamar Chase dropped ten passes
Speaker 3: in his first three preseason game, didn't he? So he
Speaker 3: there was an adjustment period. Yes you remember that, Yeah
Speaker 3: you remember? Yeah, yeah, yeah, glad, there was an adjustment period.
Speaker 3: I got to get my head around quicker. I got
Speaker 3: to get in and out of breaks. I got to
Speaker 3: locate the ball quicker. It happens, oh choe. Yeah, if
Speaker 3: if players that played the game, if we can't critique
Speaker 3: players that's coming into the game, who can.
Speaker 1: I mean, you're right, but that's a tough critique, right there.
Speaker 5: Boy, that's a tough that's that's a very very tough critique.
Speaker 2: You don't think there's levels.
Speaker 3: You don't think there's levels level you know, I know
Speaker 3: it's levels.
Speaker 5: But I'm just saying giving you small examples of players
Speaker 5: that came from college in the transition when it was time,
Speaker 5: when the bullets was flying for real, they showed up
Speaker 5: and they showed out. And I just see I see
Speaker 5: Kaitln Clark as one of those ones that's going to transition,
Speaker 5: just find based on her skill set and what she's
Speaker 5: able to do, especially being able to shoot the ball
Speaker 5: and creator and create her own shot off the dribble.
Speaker 3: I do think she'll have some success because she led
Speaker 3: the nation and score and led the nation assists. And
Speaker 3: I remember having a conversation about Trey Young, and I said,
Speaker 3: Trey Young will be able to transition, even though he's small.
Speaker 3: He might not score, but he'll get you fifteen system tonight, right,
Speaker 3: And so maybe we can't look at Kaitlin. Clark says, well,
Speaker 3: if she doesn't score thirty, she's not having success. Hers
Speaker 3: might be. It might be fifteen and ten, it might
Speaker 3: be fourteen and eight, and that's the left.
Speaker 2: But I believe she'll be able to transition.
Speaker 3: Now you gonna she ain't find the ghost go thirty,
Speaker 3: and she ain't finn to drop thirty two and eight
Speaker 3: like he did seeing your in college.
Speaker 2: That ain't happening.
Speaker 5: Well, the fact the fact that she has a better
Speaker 5: supporting cast around her, she won't have to do that,
Speaker 5: and she will be able to facilitate like she did
Speaker 5: like she did it, or she be able to facilitate
Speaker 5: with a better supporting cast. So when I think about it,
Speaker 5: I think to me, well, if I got better players
Speaker 5: around me, then All they have to do is just
Speaker 5: be efficient, facilitate, and take the shots when they're there.
Speaker 2: That's it, right.
Speaker 5: I mean it sounds easy with me saying just saying it,
Speaker 5: but it's different. It's different, you know when it's game time, right,
Speaker 5: I mean, listen, I'm excited to see I'm excited to
Speaker 5: see her. I'm excited to see since the Angel Reese
Speaker 5: as well, every miss Miss Bucker's Miss Page is coming
Speaker 5: out to Miss Page. Oh she coming back?
Speaker 1: Yeah, well ship, they gonna they gonna repeat again. Carolina Carolina,
Speaker 1: I mean Carolina, I mean, are you right right? Ms
Speaker 1: Pen's got knocked back. Damn. Hey, I I'm excited.
Speaker 5: I just started watching basketball now I'm not now I
Speaker 5: got the itch.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna really get into it so I can really
Speaker 1: understand the game.
Speaker 2: And then things and hair is the thing. Oh Joe.
Speaker 3: If I know you can shoot, I't gonna let you
Speaker 3: get no open shots. I'm fighting over those screens. You
Speaker 3: see what South Carolina did. South Carolina say, We're not
Speaker 3: gonna be lazy. We're not going on.
Speaker 1: Any screening to go up trying to go I'm going
Speaker 1: to we.
Speaker 3: Fighting over the top and I'm gonna push you to
Speaker 3: your right, because I know you want to go left
Speaker 3: and left and what you normally do when you go right,
Speaker 3: you're looking to go all the way to the basket.
Speaker 3: So if I know that and I'm just watching her casually,
Speaker 3: what do you think the scouting department is doing?
Speaker 2: So?
Speaker 3: I do I think she's gonna be able to succeed
Speaker 3: in the NBA. Sure, sure, because I think she's a
Speaker 3: phenomenal talent. But I think there's gonna be a learning curve,
Speaker 3: and I think all all players go through it. Right Jordan,
Speaker 3: Jordan didn't have that mid range game. I mean he
Speaker 3: was just flying through there.
Speaker 1: He developed that Okay, okay, okay, okay that Kobe.
Speaker 3: Developed that shot in order to expand and open up
Speaker 3: his game. Wellbroun developed the three ball because there he
Speaker 3: knew there was gonna be a time that he wasn't
Speaker 3: gonna be able to jump over everybody. And he can
Speaker 3: still get downhill occasionally, he can't get down the hill
Speaker 3: with the same verocity drive a drive and a drive
Speaker 3: like he once could, so he developed that three ball.
Speaker 3: He also with the team Elijah want worked on his footwork.
Speaker 3: He turned hit that turnaround. So you just have to
Speaker 3: keep expanding your game, and that's what the greats can do.
Speaker 3: And I believe she is a great She was a
Speaker 3: great college player, and I think she'll put the time
Speaker 3: in to work on her game to expand it because
Speaker 3: they know what she likes to do. Right now, Hey
Speaker 3: they no, man, look here, man Ojo just want to
Speaker 3: run these speed outs. He gonna hit, He's gonna hit
Speaker 3: the seven steps and he's gonna break. He gonna fall
Speaker 3: off the table. So now oo got okay, I gotta go.
Speaker 3: I gotta dig into my bag. I gotta still, I
Speaker 3: gotta him up. Okay, that's what you think. I'm an
Speaker 3: run down? What you think I'm a fall off the
Speaker 3: table and run that out? Now I'm gonna hit you
Speaker 3: with this bang eight with.
Speaker 2: The same steps.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, I mean when.
Speaker 3: You when you go where you you just right here,
Speaker 3: that nod you go to that out you drive.
Speaker 1: Out, I'm coming back the other way the bank.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Listen.
Speaker 5: The more too, especially when you think about a player
Speaker 5: like that who's had so much pressure, had to have
Speaker 5: some some of us watching her. You already know she
Speaker 5: has the one, two and the wilthaw to one improve
Speaker 5: the game. So I'm sure she's gonna add some more
Speaker 5: tools to a box because the more tools that she
Speaker 5: adds to a toolbox, the absolute truth, the more she
Speaker 5: will be able to do, and the more impacts she'll
Speaker 5: be able to have.
Speaker 3: Right, And I think the thing is O Joe, because
Speaker 3: she'll be playing with better talent.
Speaker 1: She won't have the workload that she had in college.
Speaker 3: And I said, Carolina wore down because think about it,
Speaker 3: they didn't have anybody else that was gonna be able
Speaker 3: to take you off the dribble. Everybody else, everything was
Speaker 3: contingent on her. Kaitlyn, you gotta score, Kaitlyn, you gotta
Speaker 3: set me up. So we gotta run picks, and we
Speaker 3: got to try to backdoor somebody. I gotta try to
Speaker 3: get the ball to Kaylin. She's got to look ahead,
Speaker 3: get the ball up. And so you see they started
Speaker 3: wearing it down because Raven Johnson just she just got
Speaker 3: so tired. Raven Johnson just started picking the pocket in
Speaker 3: broad daylight. Police, everybody watching gonna let the ball up
Speaker 3: because she got tired. That's a heavy workload. And you
Speaker 3: see Zach Edy.
Speaker 1: He wore down too.
Speaker 3: The man that played, he had been out of an
Speaker 3: elite from the lead a.
Speaker 2: He had missed only eight seconds.
Speaker 3: That's a lot to ask a man that side to
Speaker 3: get up and down the court continuously.
Speaker 2: And you see he started, you know, leaving shots of shots. Sure,
Speaker 2: but I do think.
Speaker 3: Kaitlyn Clark and I don't think that Donah the Rossi
Speaker 3: was hating him. Do y'all realize that down at t
Speaker 3: Rossi is a three time champ in college, a Player
Speaker 3: of the Year, a most outstanding player, she's a three
Speaker 3: time WNBA, the WNBA all time leading score and if
Speaker 3: I'm not mistaken that she has five gold medals, and
Speaker 3: she had five or four.
Speaker 2: I think Hudds Superberg got like four or five.
Speaker 3: Out of four eight twelve, sixteen, she got four. I
Speaker 3: think she got four, four or five. She got a bunch.
Speaker 3: She got five gold medals. So you're telling me somebody
Speaker 3: that has five gold medals. She's a three time champ
Speaker 3: in college, a most outstanding player, she's a player of
Speaker 3: the Year, she has three championships in the WNBA, she's
Speaker 3: the Finals MVP, she's a w NBA MVP, and she's
Speaker 3: the all time leading scorer. And she's jealous of what
Speaker 3: I mean, many many, many can say, I mean, she's
Speaker 3: on the very short list when they say goats of
Speaker 3: women college basketball her Cheryl Miller, Stewie, Kansas Parker, Maya Moore,
Speaker 3: She's on a very very short list.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean it's tough. It's tough. It is tough, just.
Speaker 5: Normally, especially one with the accolades that she has. I
Speaker 5: would have me personally, I would have taken a different
Speaker 5: approach and then and up and uplifting, you know that
Speaker 5: young lady before she even came to the w NBA.
Speaker 5: But but to each his own, it's okay to critique
Speaker 5: because you had the resume to do so.
Speaker 1: So I understand it. Some people will look at it
Speaker 1: as hayden. I mean, I don't. I don't see it
Speaker 1: as hating.
Speaker 2: It's just the same oo.
Speaker 3: It's the same thing when people says, I don't believe
Speaker 3: Tim Tebow the game is going to translate to the NFL.
Speaker 3: People said they would hate it. I'm looking at the
Speaker 3: way he throws his mechanics, So.
Speaker 1: You just you mean, man, you mean.
Speaker 3: But I'm just saying, look, Ojo, you can't listen, you
Speaker 3: can't run power, and you can't run Trapped with your
Speaker 3: quarterbacks all game long. At some point in time, I'm
Speaker 3: going to force you to throw the ball in order.
Speaker 2: To beat me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you can't hide them all games.
Speaker 3: It's the one position you can't hide. See, I can
Speaker 3: hide corners. I'll play cover too, give him over the top,
Speaker 3: I can. I can if I got a week off
Speaker 3: his alignment, I can slide protection, or I can put
Speaker 3: the back in the gap the chip.
Speaker 2: How do you hide your quarterback?
Speaker 1: You can't. He gonna get exposed at some point, especially
Speaker 1: if he can't throw.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and and think about it, many people say Tim
Speaker 3: Tebow's on a short list. He might be one of
Speaker 3: the greatest college quarterbacks to ever play the game.
Speaker 5: Some people say he's the greatest, some some people. Some
Speaker 5: people say that there's an argument to be had.
Speaker 3: But in the NFL, his game didn't translate because he
Speaker 3: had that elongated throw in motion for such a long time.
Speaker 3: And see, you'll always revert back to what you feel
Speaker 3: comfortable doing. Right, So when he was out there with
Speaker 3: just he's out there with Tom House and he's in
Speaker 3: shorts and T shirt.
Speaker 2: He's letting it rip. But when he got in a
Speaker 2: stressful situation, what would he do?
Speaker 1: Go back to the wind up yeah, see, yeah.
Speaker 3: And so, and that's the thing. And so it's not hate.
Speaker 3: I'm just off and people like, well you hate you
Speaker 3: hating on Lamar. I was like, Bro, I came here
Speaker 3: as a seventh round draft pick. I left with a
Speaker 3: gold jacket. I'm happy. I want to see him. I
Speaker 3: want to see him winning because I think he has
Speaker 3: an opportunity with a championship. Now we have to start
Speaker 3: talking to the man. We gotta start putt Lamar fin
Speaker 3: in that top ten. It ain't a whole lot of quarterbacks.
Speaker 3: They got multiple MVP's regular seasons and a super Bowl.
Speaker 3: That's why we put my homes up so quick. That's
Speaker 3: why he wrote, like, Bro, you do realize, dude, twenty
Speaker 3: seven he got two Super Bowl, two Super Bowl, MVP's
Speaker 3: and two five thousand yard passing seasons. Well, we got
Speaker 3: to zoom him past a lot of guys. Now he
Speaker 3: got the third. Now you can make a case. You
Speaker 3: could say, you know what, man, it's him and Joe.
Speaker 3: Well who you put in second place? Some people like
Speaker 3: might say Joe because Joe has four super Bowls, four
Speaker 3: super Bowl, four Super Bowl and three m vps. Mahomes
Speaker 3: has three with three super Bowl MVPs. I think, Joe,
Speaker 3: what Yoe?
Speaker 2: Have three?
Speaker 1: Regular season mbps are two?
Speaker 2: Think you ahead? I think Joe had two.
Speaker 3: I think Brad got three, Rogers got four, and Peyton
Speaker 3: got five.
Speaker 2: Joe, does Joe have three? Two? Yeah?
Speaker 3: So you he got three super Bowl MVPs but two
Speaker 3: regular seasons. So you can make a case right now.
Speaker 3: Patrick Mahomes at twenty eight years of age, is the
Speaker 3: second greatest quarterback to ever play.
Speaker 1: Now, who would you? Who would you? Who would you say?
Speaker 1: Is one man?
Speaker 5: Brady Brady? Yes, just make a show. I'm just making show.
Speaker 5: Sometimes sometimes people you know.
Speaker 1: No, no, no, no, now, ain't that food?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 1: Come on back?
Speaker 2: Hell no? But and so that's that's the thing, oh Joe.
Speaker 3: I mean, you know, you look at a guy and
Speaker 3: you says, okay, well, how well is this game will translate?
Speaker 3: Is he gonna be able to make the necess necessary
Speaker 3: adjustment to be able to pull himself up.
Speaker 2: Out of that?
Speaker 1: I like that?
Speaker 5: So look at how look at what TBO looked like
Speaker 5: in college, and you had a great understanding that it
Speaker 5: might not be able to transition in the NFL because
Speaker 5: of the elongated throwing motion.
Speaker 1: But when you look at Caitlin Clark.
Speaker 5: What do you look at in her game that says, okay,
Speaker 5: you know what, maybe not, maybe it's not going to
Speaker 5: translate when she gets to the next level.
Speaker 3: Now, I don't think she I don't think she was
Speaker 3: saying her game isn't going to translate. I think she's
Speaker 3: going to. I think DT was said it's gonna take
Speaker 3: some time for her to get her footing and to
Speaker 3: have a level of success that we think that the
Speaker 3: fans think that she should.
Speaker 1: Enjoy right right away. Okay, yeah, I ain't.
Speaker 3: Nobody thinking she coming to the WNBAT average thirty because
Speaker 3: you look at down a TARROSSI.
Speaker 1: She has fourteen total.
Speaker 3: She has ten first team All MWNBA selections, four second teams,
Speaker 3: an MVP in sixteen seasons.
Speaker 1: She was a real deal. Brock.
Speaker 2: Yeah, think okay, she was.
Speaker 1: She was a real deal.
Speaker 5: So if anybody wants to say anything about miss ms
Speaker 5: Clark or anybody else coming, she's very qualified to do so.
Speaker 1: She's very excuse me, she's very very qualified. DT has
Speaker 1: one m v P.
Speaker 3: Lisa Leslie has three, uh, Candas Parker has to Laurence Jackson,
Speaker 3: the greats. I think Seattle Rain that's what's there the
Speaker 3: Australian she had three.
Speaker 1: M v ps.
Speaker 2: So Cyland Clark goes she had four. Simpy Cooper had
Speaker 2: four regulars MVPs.
Speaker 1: Wow, mm hmm.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was the person.
Speaker 3: Oh uh cool cool was bad and it won the
Speaker 3: first four n W n W n B A. But
Speaker 3: they were they were loaded. They had heard Sheryl Swoop
Speaker 3: Tina u uh uh uh Tina Thompson.
Speaker 2: They were they were loaded. Yeah, yeah, they were loaded.
Speaker 2: So go ahead. We just asked finals MVPs. I don't
Speaker 2: think you two?
Speaker 3: Yeah, yes, all right, o Jo don They call her
Speaker 3: Lois Vaton Donty is the most stylished basketball coach we've
Speaker 3: ever seen. Stalley is one of the greatest college basketball
Speaker 3: coaches of all time. She just coached the Lady Game
Speaker 3: Cox to a national championship, her third since arriving. She
Speaker 3: took up the head coaching duties in two thousand and eight,
Speaker 3: and the win means the Lady Game Cocks end of
Speaker 3: the season perfect and became only the tenth team in
Speaker 3: Division one history to end with the perfect season.
Speaker 2: Is that men and women?
Speaker 3: Because I thought UCLA had a couple of I know
Speaker 3: Indiana was the last one in seventy six. I think
Speaker 3: it's women. I think it's just women. If I'm not mistaken,
Speaker 3: I think that I think, what do you call it?
Speaker 3: Was the first team to go undefeated Texas in eighty six.
Speaker 3: Great Clarissa Davis team. But you know U Connor's had
Speaker 3: like four, but Tennessee's had a few. I think the
Speaker 3: uh Kim Malke's Baylor Bears, they went forty and oh
Speaker 3: one year. Yeah, just women, Yeah, yeah, because Ucla had
Speaker 3: a had because Ucla went like eighty eight and one.
Speaker 3: I think Kareem lost to the Kareem lose one of
Speaker 3: two games in college. I think because the Elvin Hayes
Speaker 3: them beat him at the at the Astrodome one year
Speaker 3: when Kareem had a toothache, and then they watched him
Speaker 3: in the National Championship. Kareem went eighty eight and two
Speaker 3: in his three years in college. That's why people, I
Speaker 3: mean he lost one. I think he lost one game
Speaker 3: in college. I mean high school at Power in New York.
Speaker 3: He lost two games in college and then you know what,
Speaker 3: you know what he did in the in the in
Speaker 3: the NBA. So for the Sycolote Sweet sixteen matchup against
Speaker 3: Indian Ali, she don the thirty one hundred fifty dollars
Speaker 3: blue LV jacket color with a real demouflage print ahead
Speaker 3: of her squad's final four game against NC State Louis
Speaker 3: Baton don Kin Corrigular Trench Coach LV twenty three. Yoshikusoma,
Speaker 3: you know what I'm saying. You don't know about?
Speaker 5: Yeah, you do right out nobody, because I don't weigh
Speaker 5: anything over a thousand dollars. You know, you know what's
Speaker 5: gonna happen if it hasn't happened already. If it hasn't
Speaker 5: happened already, I mean, coaches don't get in IL deals.
Speaker 5: But maybe she can be the first coach sponsored by
Speaker 5: Louis Baton and where it and have it give it
Speaker 5: to her.
Speaker 1: He's game. Now.
Speaker 5: What we might not know is they might already be
Speaker 5: giving it to her and she's really not paying, and
Speaker 5: she might be, you know, amuse for Louis Baton as
Speaker 5: of the first head coach on the sideline dawning Louis Baton.
Speaker 3: Yeah Stateley Coaching Lady game cards to the victory and
Speaker 3: the crop monogram denim jacket LB, A logo T and
Speaker 3: a pair of brand monogram them time out Sneakers, l V.
Speaker 1: Hook us up, put LV hook up on Dickie's Dickies.
Speaker 1: If y'all watching Dickie's holler at me? Man?
Speaker 2: Is she the most stylish coach? The most stylish coach
Speaker 2: of all time? Of all time?
Speaker 1: I think I think she's up there. She's up there.
Speaker 2: What about paying Riley?
Speaker 1: Listen? Pat Riley. Uh.
Speaker 5: Mister Battino is a Patinas like, looks like he's supposed
Speaker 5: to be in Good Fellas.
Speaker 1: He's also one of them.
Speaker 5: Miss Mokis is verisp.
Speaker 1: You know you don't like you don't like a fashion
Speaker 1: her expression.
Speaker 2: You like all them, You like all them colors, you
Speaker 2: like crayola.
Speaker 1: About I'm from Miami. Yeah, you know how.
Speaker 2: We love him.
Speaker 5: We love him especially when your dog skin you got
Speaker 5: on that that of that pink pastel colors.
Speaker 1: In the summer, that linen, the linen, the green, the
Speaker 1: pink linen. Oh man. Yeah, Like it's just different.
Speaker 5: It's different because you know, fashion is is is expression
Speaker 5: through your eye on how you see it.
Speaker 1: So I mean I like it.
Speaker 5: It's different as as opposed to everybody else's society. You
Speaker 5: see one shirt, you go, you walk out somewhere and
Speaker 5: fifty other people got that motherfucker yeah three times already,
Speaker 5: fifty other people have the exact same shirt on.
Speaker 1: I apologize, man, I'm sorry.
Speaker 3: That's now I see why Don will be getting upset.
Speaker 3: Don say, I ain't finished wet my lv y'allmost to
Speaker 3: be at y'all. Mind y'all to figure that out.
Speaker 1: Somebody not calling no time out?
Speaker 3: You don't know the yelling the screen with sweat taking
Speaker 3: a jagged out man. Don said, Man, this man is
Speaker 3: out there. Cast me five man, y'all put the girl.
Speaker 3: Y'all better figure that out.
Speaker 1: But she gets she get it.
Speaker 5: She gave them, She get them girls that look yeah,
Speaker 5: ain't casting no time out man, y'all all.
Speaker 1: Right now, mad doady Dobby hit that thing. Don was
Speaker 1: hype yesterday.
Speaker 3: It was so good to see because I think she
Speaker 3: knows she squandered a great opportunity last year had a
Speaker 3: team that was undefeated until they faced a Yukon, But
Speaker 3: she didn't have the shooters last.
Speaker 1: Year that she had this year, Tessa Johnson.
Speaker 3: And Pow Pow, and they dominated the boards again with Cardoza,
Speaker 3: with Watkins and Atlanta Kids, so they were definitely a
Speaker 3: more complete team. This year than what they were last year,
Speaker 3: and the outside shooting they were really great, O Joe,
Speaker 3: the Cowboys might be beheading for a potential holdout by
Speaker 3: ce Ceedee Lamb, the Cowboys will start their spring workouts
Speaker 3: April fifteenth and barn a contract extension.
Speaker 2: Excuse me, Ceedee Lamb won't take the field.
Speaker 3: The Donas Cowboys are star staring down the barrel of
Speaker 3: three potential market setting extensions. Michael Parsons, Ceedee Lamb, Dark
Speaker 3: Prescott beyond Penchion Pennan. Now, remember remember Jerry said he
Speaker 3: going all in, and what he meant by all in
Speaker 3: was all in on the guys.
Speaker 1: He got right day treecept.
Speaker 3: First you're going all in and he's like, no, nod,
Speaker 3: Steven says, we you know, clarify, we go all in
Speaker 3: on our guys.
Speaker 2: Okay.
Speaker 3: So Dak Prescott has grown the customers to the football
Speaker 3: field with out CD Lamb onw it of his five
Speaker 3: hundred and ninety pass he threw last season, five hundred
Speaker 3: and ninety ninety four except are tips, almost ninety five
Speaker 3: percent came with CD running the route. They connected one
Speaker 3: hundred and thirty three times to on twenty twenty three
Speaker 3: fourth most completion between the duo and NFL history.
Speaker 5: So you look at the numbers, right, you look at
Speaker 5: the chemistry between Dak Prescott and CD Lamb. You understand
Speaker 5: how vital important CD Lamb is to the offense, especially
Speaker 5: with Dak Prescott. So as as an owner that Jerry Jones,
Speaker 5: as Stephan Jones, you understand you want to work the numbers.
Speaker 1: You want to You want to do right by CD
Speaker 1: by any means.
Speaker 5: But what I don't understand is is you knew at
Speaker 5: some point it was gonna come to this, you know,
Speaker 5: and I never understood even with the off season program
Speaker 5: coming up. You want your players at your off season program.
Speaker 5: You want your players happy at your off season program.
Speaker 5: Obviously missing time CD. He knows, he knows routine, he
Speaker 5: knows the offense. But still you just want to get
Speaker 5: those extra reps with your quarterback, with your offense, the camaraderie,
Speaker 5: the chemistry between everybody and half everybody showing up to
Speaker 5: the off season program. But again here we are now
Speaker 5: we had a stalemate. We had a stalemate. Every time
Speaker 5: it's time for somebody to get paid, especially the skill position,
Speaker 5: especially the skill skill position, we gotta fight tooth and nail.
Speaker 1: We gotta crawl, We come in late, we gotta act like.
Speaker 3: To hold out. Remember that was the way. I mean,
Speaker 3: I don't know if you remember. But miss the first
Speaker 3: two games.
Speaker 5: Ezekiel Elliott had the whole out. Zeke was out of
Speaker 5: what was Zeke was at Zeke was so Cabo Yeah,
Speaker 5: Cabo chilling?
Speaker 1: Why why? I'm not sure why.
Speaker 5: I think I for some reason, I think owners do
Speaker 5: it on purpose.
Speaker 3: I think as Ojos a blessing and a curse because
Speaker 3: that was The Cowboys do do a very good job
Speaker 3: of drafting. But when you draft good players and they perform,
Speaker 3: you have to pay him or you're gonna lose them. Yeah,
Speaker 3: you drafted Michael Partsons. He's been what you expected when
Speaker 3: you drafted and some so guess what. He's gonna command
Speaker 3: a premium Cedee Lamb has shown himself to be a
Speaker 3: top receiver.
Speaker 2: You're gonna have to pay him.
Speaker 1: Now.
Speaker 2: Trayvon Diggs, did you a solid Uh?
Speaker 3: He went to the table, he negotiated a deal that
Speaker 3: he felt was fair with him. He got the money
Speaker 3: and he's like, look see what happened and I I
Speaker 3: got my money. Boom, I got this knee injury. They
Speaker 3: weren't gonna pay me what they paid me, you know,
Speaker 3: blah blah. I get it, but CD like, nah, bro,
Speaker 3: y'all need to break bread. I ain't going to your fire.
Speaker 3: Y'all gonna do right by me that, you know what,
Speaker 3: They're gonna do it. They're gonna do it.
Speaker 5: They're gonna pay, but it's gonna be at the last minute,
Speaker 5: probably right before training camp getting ready to start, an
Speaker 5: hour before training camp start. Then they're gonna go across
Speaker 5: the ticker, see the lamb, and just gotten paid. I
Speaker 5: think they do it on that for some reason. I
Speaker 5: think they don't do it on purpose. I mean, as
Speaker 5: an owner, the number, the numbers of the numbers.
Speaker 2: Show up.
Speaker 1: Just just get everybody in there.
Speaker 2: Before practice.
Speaker 3: You would to be you would have waited before, you
Speaker 3: would to wait before training camp, but afore the practice.
Speaker 1: Man, I don't know why they do it.
Speaker 5: And they do it consistently, not just not just the Cowboys.
Speaker 5: Every good receiver has to wait.
Speaker 1: They have to wait. I don't know why they do it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because the thing you look, say, the man, I mean, look, really,
Speaker 3: quarterback is really the only position that you get paid
Speaker 3: on potential mm hmm. Because why else would you give
Speaker 3: Daniel Jones forty million dollars?
Speaker 1: Well, obviously you don't have a choice. This this is
Speaker 1: another thing.
Speaker 5: This is very important. Timing in the NFL, depending on
Speaker 5: the player is everything. The timing for Daniel Jones was perfect.
Speaker 5: There was no other option, So you didn't want no choice.
Speaker 3: You didn't have to do anything. You had a filthy
Speaker 3: your option you could have picked up. You didn't have
Speaker 3: to do it.
Speaker 1: You see.
Speaker 3: See they didn't even got you convinced. They have they
Speaker 3: had to do something. It's the same thing with the Broncos.
Speaker 3: The Broncos didn't have to do side doing to give
Speaker 3: Russ an extension. He had two years still left on
Speaker 3: this deal. So what you mean they didn't have no choice.
Speaker 5: They wanted to take They wanted to take care of
Speaker 5: Russ and understanding and what he was, what he had
Speaker 5: done in the past, and hoping that it can continue
Speaker 5: see in the future with them.
Speaker 2: Why don't they do that for other positions? You don't
Speaker 2: know what gonna do?
Speaker 1: You know what? You know what that tells you. That
Speaker 1: tells you how important a quarterback position is.
Speaker 5: We were noticed, why that's that's why they take care
Speaker 5: of them and hopes that, Okay, we're paying you this
Speaker 5: and hopes we want you happy, We want you, we
Speaker 5: want you happy, and we want you at your best.
Speaker 1: And let's hope with us.
Speaker 5: Paying you, you're able to fulfill what we hope, what
Speaker 5: we think you can do.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: But here's the thing though, O Joe, if you look
Speaker 3: at it, uh wait, I lost my training thought what
Speaker 3: I wanted to say. But if you look at if
Speaker 3: you look at the players, and you base it on
Speaker 3: so what are we doing? Are you paying for what
Speaker 3: you believe you had done or you are you rewarding
Speaker 3: him for what he's done?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I think when it comes to quarterbacks, I think
Speaker 5: they're rewarding him for what you think he's going to do.
Speaker 1: Why why they pay Daniel Jones? Think about it.
Speaker 2: That's what I'm asking you.
Speaker 1: I just told you we're rewarding you in hopes you're
Speaker 1: going to do what we think you're capable of doing
Speaker 1: based on what we've seen so far. So you disregard
Speaker 1: potent potential. Potential potential means you hadn't done anything yet.
Speaker 1: So in other words, you're gonna disregard. You're gonna disregard
Speaker 1: the three years you saw so the three years that
Speaker 1: don't mean nothing, O Joe. I take the one year.
Speaker 1: You see what you see, how you see, you see
Speaker 1: what they do, how they do it? Ojoe, Yeah, that
Speaker 1: they take one year.
Speaker 3: Now Barkley had proven boom, Nah, you know what, we're
Speaker 3: gonna put a tag on. You want to see it
Speaker 3: one more time? But Daniel Jones, we've seen enough.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, here six we get the quarterback position again.
Speaker 5: The best offensive weapon for the New York Giants was
Speaker 5: suon Barkley.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Ray Charles can see that. But again, the way
Speaker 1: the game has evolved, nobody values the running back position.
Speaker 2: Think about what they've done.
Speaker 3: No position has ever been has is protected more than
Speaker 3: the quarterback. They think so little of the running back.
Speaker 3: They say, Now you can't even lower your helmet. You
Speaker 3: can't lower your head to run somebody.
Speaker 1: Over, O Joe.
Speaker 5: Somebody gonna get hurt. Now, somebody somebody gonna get hurt.
Speaker 5: It's only one way.
Speaker 1: It's only one way to run the ball.
Speaker 3: You run behind your pants. Now, we don't want you
Speaker 3: to run behind your path. We want you to run
Speaker 3: through the hole like.
Speaker 1: This here, yeah, straight up, like you like you are,
Speaker 1: not Ricky Waters.
Speaker 2: What's it.
Speaker 3: Roger Craig Well, Roger Craig ran with the high kneedd
Speaker 3: also ran straight up.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, yeah, you sure was.
Speaker 2: Oh your check this out.
Speaker 3: Since nineteen ninety, fifty nine quarterbacks have been selected in
Speaker 3: the top ten since nineteen ninety. Nineteen ninety was the
Speaker 3: year that I came out. Only four quarterbacks, Am I am?
Speaker 3: You go realize that you get to a certain age.
Speaker 3: That's the only purpose in life at this point in time.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, you get old right by then?
Speaker 2: I tell you what I bet you take, getting no
Speaker 2: versus the alternative? What's up?
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I don't want to yeah yeah, oh yeah.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah yeah. Only four quarterbacks have been named First
Speaker 3: Team All Pro. Of the fifty nine quarterbacks selected in
Speaker 3: the top ten, Peyton man Matt Ryan, Cam Newton, Patrick
Speaker 3: Mahomes fifty nine. So we got thirty five years of
Speaker 3: data and of the fifty nine quarterback that's been selected
Speaker 3: in the top ten, only four Peyton Manny, Matt Ryan,
Speaker 3: Matt Ryan once, Cam Newton wants Peyton Manning. I think
Speaker 3: Peyton Manning is seven times First Team All Pro, Patrick
Speaker 3: Mahomes twice.
Speaker 1: Now you see why they put such a huge importance
Speaker 1: on the quarterback position. Yeah, because once you once you
Speaker 1: get one, once you get here shaking the head.
Speaker 2: He upset.
Speaker 3: It be about what happened because I said, Peyton Matting,
Speaker 3: I think Peyton has been selected first team All Pro
Speaker 3: seven times.
Speaker 1: And she looked over here and real dejected. It has
Speaker 1: It's been about seven though, hasn't it. It's seven? It's seven,
Speaker 1: it's seven.
Speaker 3: I mean, think about the man has almost damn in
Speaker 3: as many MVPs as he's been First team All Pro.
Speaker 1: Broa man.
Speaker 2: Nice with that dude.
Speaker 1: We talk about talk you talk about a student of
Speaker 1: the game.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, and he a good dude. I mean he's
Speaker 3: just a good I mean, look, uh, he's just a
Speaker 3: good dude. I mean, just good to talk to about anything,
Speaker 3: talk about football. He talked about live he he loved
Speaker 3: to have. I mean I went to, like I said,
Speaker 3: my my last Pro Bowl. I went to and and
Speaker 3: oh one after the old one season. He was the quarterback.
Speaker 3: I think he Brady, he Brady and maybe uh McNair
Speaker 3: might have been my quarterbacks. Well, I was just over there.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I wouldn't say that was my quarterback
Speaker 2: because I adn't do I was terrible.
Speaker 1: Hmmm, damn man and boys, God, damn y'all.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, I had some quarterbacks. Now, I had
Speaker 3: some quarterbacks doing my job. Marino, Alway, Kelly Warren, Moon,
Speaker 3: Joe mount Anna.
Speaker 2: Brady Manny.
Speaker 1: There. I read the God, I read the Garland, don't
Speaker 1: you I read the Garland?
Speaker 2: I did, Yes, it hard.
Speaker 1: I had Well. I'm trying to think, Well, you had
Speaker 1: Brady and Manning, did you?
Speaker 3: But Brady Brady probably didn't come when you was there
Speaker 3: because Brady stopped coming because that was after. I don't
Speaker 3: think Brady came more than twice. I know he came
Speaker 3: back one year.
Speaker 5: Yeah, but I'm not I'm not sure I came. I
Speaker 5: know Peyton was there. I know Steve McNair, I had
Speaker 5: Steve Roths, Roethlisberger. Uh, I had Carson. I'm trying to
Speaker 5: think who else?
Speaker 1: Colepeper? No, Copeper was NFC.
Speaker 2: Now mc.
Speaker 5: Man that's a good one. Now you jogging a memory.
Speaker 5: I can't even remember some of the quarterback.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but your your list can't touch behind my left yea.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you listen.
Speaker 5: You you played an error you played in era with
Speaker 5: them boys about boys?
Speaker 1: Yeah, I mean that held on let's see l Wade,
Speaker 1: Well you got all.
Speaker 3: Montana, uh, Manning Brady, that's five oh, Warren Moon, Jim Kelly, seven,
Speaker 3: Hall of Famers, McNair, we have some.
Speaker 2: We have some dogs over there.
Speaker 3: And back then they knocked the all out yet at
Speaker 3: the Pro Bowls, come fourth quarter.
Speaker 1: But when that money time coming the fourth quarter?
Speaker 5: Yeah, and ray Lewis, ray Lewis pacing up and down
Speaker 5: the sideline, say all right, now time to go, yeah,
Speaker 5: twy to play.
Speaker 1: We wanted a little ten means one thousand dollars.
Speaker 3: Man, you have brought, you brought, you don't pay for coaches,
Speaker 3: and they wived to come over. You might have brought
Speaker 3: some family, bad plea mad little ten thousands gonna go
Speaker 3: a long way.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 1: I needed all that I needed, all that I needed,
Speaker 1: all that.
Speaker 3: I think now, I think now they was making like
Speaker 3: maybe fifty to eighty thousand. Back then the losers got
Speaker 3: five thousand, Oh show, the losers got five thousand, winners
Speaker 3: got tea.
Speaker 5: I think during my time we might have been at
Speaker 5: maybe maybe thirty something. I might I might be wrong.
Speaker 5: I can't remember. It might have been maybe thirty thirty
Speaker 5: something for the winner. But now what you think they
Speaker 5: make it now a Pro Bowl, well now football.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, but yeah, because now they got flag and
Speaker 3: they got they got like skills, competitions and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: So but but the numbers, the numbers never go down though,
Speaker 5: so the numbers are still the same.
Speaker 1: They just don't have to do as much.
Speaker 2: Yeah right, they don't. They don't.
Speaker 3: They don't have a game, and uh but you guys
Speaker 3: get get a Pro Bowl.
Speaker 1: Nod Anthony Richardson, I'm so glad you said that.
Speaker 5: Think of the Pro Bowl, the format, This is the
Speaker 5: format I think they should do this year. Now, I'm
Speaker 5: not sure if you could run, if you could run
Speaker 5: right now, I think they should have the current NFC
Speaker 5: and AFC rosters that make the Pro Bowl and have
Speaker 5: them play against the old timers. Not not that old,
Speaker 5: but I'm just saying the ones that are still capable. Listen,
Speaker 5: stay with me now, the ones that are still capable
Speaker 5: of moving a little bit, just to make it competitive
Speaker 5: and fun, even if it's flag football, I think I
Speaker 5: think it would be dope. Think about think about the concept.
Speaker 3: All you will have a bunch of torn akileis, acls
Speaker 3: and quad muscles.
Speaker 2: Ain't nobody moving like don't nobody move like that.
Speaker 1: Don't know what you mean, but we didn't. They didn't.
Speaker 5: They didn't, they didn't took it down to flag football.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying, just think about the concept on how
Speaker 5: fun it would be if the former players knew, like, listen,
Speaker 5: we got we got six months to get ourselves together,
Speaker 5: and we whoever makes the Pro Bowl, we get to
Speaker 5: be back out there again. I think it would just
Speaker 5: be fun to have some of the some of the
Speaker 5: players from back in the day facing some of the younger.
Speaker 1: Generation in today's game. I just lined up.
Speaker 5: I mean they we ain't trying to kill each other,
Speaker 5: just out there having a little fun out y'all.
Speaker 1: Go have fun, y'all.
Speaker 2: I just.
Speaker 1: Call you, okay you coach? Well, I'm ana player. I'm
Speaker 1: going full speed. I don't care y'all take off.
Speaker 3: Anthony Richardson is on a mission this year after missing
Speaker 3: most of his rookie season due to injuries. AR rookie
Speaker 3: season with the coach did not go as he's playing,
Speaker 3: playing just four games due to injury before being shut
Speaker 3: down to have season endings ending shoulder surgery. He underwent
Speaker 3: the procedure in October and began throwing in February since
Speaker 3: his first throw for old surgery last season, last year's
Speaker 3: number four overall pickers made significant progress and ready for
Speaker 3: his comeback. I've never waited this long to get back
Speaker 3: to playing football. I'm just on a mission this year.
Speaker 3: Once that mission is complete, then I'll be good. What
Speaker 3: do you expect from uh?
Speaker 2: From ar? I like him.
Speaker 1: I can't wait to see him. I can't wait to
Speaker 1: see him.
Speaker 5: Obviously there was a very small sample size of what
Speaker 5: he did at Florida, still went high for a reason.
Speaker 5: Potential obviously, what he can do great arm, very very
Speaker 5: very good arm. Obviously he's a he's a dual threat.
Speaker 5: He can run with the ball as well. Obviously running
Speaker 5: with the ball is what got he hurt. You you know,
Speaker 5: mess up. That showed a little bit. But I think
Speaker 5: the sky's a limit for him. This s guy's a
Speaker 5: limit for him. I'm excited that he is coming back
Speaker 5: because he is going to be one of the ones
Speaker 5: that gets those coach to that next level, that next
Speaker 5: step and being in contention every year, similar to how
Speaker 5: Peyton man I'm not calling him Peyton Manning.
Speaker 1: I'm not saying that.
Speaker 5: I'm saying he can have that Lamar Jackson type of
Speaker 5: effect in Indianapolis. And I'm not calling him Lamar Jackson either.
Speaker 5: I'm just saying he is that dynamic. Whether it's throwing
Speaker 5: or whether it's having to use his legs, he is
Speaker 5: that good. So I'm excited to see him back and
Speaker 5: it's gonna be exciting, especially for Coats fans.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean, you know, and now you put him
Speaker 3: in that mix, when your c J. Stroud and now
Speaker 3: you got Trevor Lawrence and Jacksonville. The question is do
Speaker 3: they Stan Patt in Tennessee with Will Levis. But you
Speaker 3: know you got three guys with CJ with high draft picks.
Speaker 3: First overall, c J. Stroude was second overall, Athony Richardson
Speaker 3: was fourth overall, and they're fairly So that's an opportunity
Speaker 3: for this division to be good for a very very
Speaker 3: long time if the quarterback played stays at what we think.
Speaker 2: What we projected to be to get better.
Speaker 3: CJ even improved from his rookie year in his sophomore
Speaker 3: season from his rookie season. We know what Trevor Lawrence,
Speaker 3: but he's just got to get over that hump. Too
Speaker 3: many mistakes. I mean, for them to have the record
Speaker 3: to start the season and then to miss the playoffs
Speaker 3: and this entitled entirety, that's just totally unacceptable.
Speaker 1: But I'm excited to see Anthony Richardson come back.
Speaker 3: Out and kind of pick up where he left off
Speaker 3: last year throwing and running the football.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I like him. I like him a lot.