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Speaker 2: on NBC and Peacock. Todd's still upset that, for some reason,
Speaker 2: Michael Jordan took aim at everybody took chabs at everybody
Speaker 2: on his Hall of Fame speech. How long ago was
Speaker 2: that Hall of Fame speech? Marvin two thousand and nine. Okay,
Speaker 2: but it's bothered you in. It just surfaced this morning.
Speaker 3: It bubbled up as we started talking about these Hall
Speaker 3: of Fame speeches.
Speaker 4: I'm like, you know what, I'm going to say, what
Speaker 4: I need to stay?
Speaker 5: Uh?
Speaker 6: Anybody anybody have a problem with Adam.
Speaker 2: Vinit Terry's speech over the weekend, he had a couple
Speaker 2: of things, say, made fun of Peyton Manning, made fun
Speaker 2: of Bill Belichick. Pat McAfee also caught astray as well.
Speaker 3: Yes, John, I'm gonna stay I'm gonna stay on point
Speaker 3: with this and say I don't think it was necessary.
Speaker 3: And I just found out that he's supposed to be
Speaker 3: joining us in exactly one hour from now on the
Speaker 3: Dan Patrick Show, and most of these NBC stations.
Speaker 6: Are you going to say something to him?
Speaker 4: You'll probably put.
Speaker 3: Me on the spot and I'll end up saying that,
Speaker 3: you know what, I don't think that was the right
Speaker 3: time and place for that, And just thank everybody and
Speaker 3: go about your busy and go kick the ball somewhere.
Speaker 6: Beg you Todd, Yes, Paul.
Speaker 7: My guess is most kickers and punters don't talk much
Speaker 7: after the game. I'm not saying they're not allowed to,
Speaker 7: but people don't rush over to talk to them in
Speaker 7: an average game where they're not hitting the game winner.
Speaker 7: So this is like open season for him.
Speaker 6: Well, maybe he looks at McAfee.
Speaker 2: McAfee is a punter and he's probably thinking that guy's
Speaker 2: making sixty million dollars a year. Maybe I get some
Speaker 2: one liners here, all right? Age seven to seven to three.
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Speaker 2: handle the DP Show. Kirk kurb Street and his dog
Speaker 2: Peter are going to join us, coming up in about
Speaker 2: twenty minutes. Todd, can we just have Peter join us
Speaker 2: and not Herbie?
Speaker 3: I actually asked for that, but they said he really
Speaker 3: needs to go. I think there's like a Hurtz plug
Speaker 3: that's going to the Kirk and do and the dog won't.
Speaker 4: Be able to get that in.
Speaker 2: The dog can do it. Peter is talented as he
Speaker 2: That is a gorgeous dog. He's joined us twice and
Speaker 2: that's where you go. Boy, that is a beautiful dog
Speaker 2: and well well behaved like my dog. There's no way
Speaker 2: when he could do what Peter does, Like Peter walks
Speaker 2: in and he's waiting for you to get a chair
Speaker 2: for you. When we were in San Francisco, he just
Speaker 2: came in and he's like, h Whennie, I have a
Speaker 2: hard time. You know, I had Winnie on a plane.
Speaker 2: This was last year and somebody, a friend of mine,
Speaker 2: has a timeshare on a plane. I said, well, you know,
Speaker 2: can I bring my dog because I was going to
Speaker 2: go up to Maine.
Speaker 6: He goes, yeah, sure, there's room.
Speaker 2: Well, Whennie was crazy up and down the aisle and
Speaker 2: at one point went up to the cockpit and sat
Speaker 2: in one of the co pilot's laps as we're getting
Speaker 2: ready to land. That's probably a violation of something, but
Speaker 2: I felt so bad because this guy was giving me
Speaker 2: a ride on a private plane, and I think, goes,
Speaker 2: is your dog?
Speaker 8: You know?
Speaker 2: I said, yeah, she'll stay right by me. And she
Speaker 2: was going up and down the aisland, panting, breathing heavy,
Speaker 2: like oh my god, looking out the window. It was
Speaker 2: a mess, And all of a sudden she just went
Speaker 2: up to look. And then all of a sudden I
Speaker 2: see her in the lap of one of the co
Speaker 2: pilots as we're ready to land, and they were really nice.
Speaker 2: The co pilot, who had my dog in her lap, said, oh,
Speaker 2: she's such a sweet thing. The other pilot he didn't
Speaker 2: say anything to me. He didn't say a nice dog.
Speaker 2: Leave her at home next time. And then you got Peter,
Speaker 2: who who is a gentleman. He walks in and he,
Speaker 2: you know, beautifully groomed. Yes, Dylan, Yeah.
Speaker 9: Kirk Herbstreet and Peter are the Dictionary definition of like
Speaker 9: when an owner looks like their.
Speaker 2: Dog, yeah, or the dog looks like the owner.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 4: Yes.
Speaker 7: Going back to your dog and the pilot, imagine you're
Speaker 7: like at the control tower and you're you know, Delta
Speaker 7: five five seven year.
Speaker 6: Excuse me, uh, yes, so she's not allowed to not allowed.
Speaker 2: No, no, she's been told no more private airplanes for you,
Speaker 2: and no more commercial planes either, because then you got
Speaker 2: to drug them up, and you know, I just didn't
Speaker 2: want to do that, yes, Dylan, Yeah, I.
Speaker 9: Mean I see why the main pilot was mad, because
Speaker 9: if something goes wrong on his side of the controls,
Speaker 9: he looks over and he's like, I guess his dog
Speaker 9: is fine.
Speaker 2: The plane now, Yeah, it was so bad embarrassing. I go,
Speaker 2: oh my god, and my friend goes your e f
Speaker 2: and dog is in the cockpit. I go, I know,
Speaker 2: should I go up there? And then next thing I know,
Speaker 2: she jumps in the co pilot's lap. Now I was
Speaker 2: waiting for them to put you know, the earphones, you know,
Speaker 2: so she could be wearing those as we land.
Speaker 6: Yes, pull.
Speaker 7: To be fair, there is no signs dog's not allowed
Speaker 7: in cockpit.
Speaker 6: You checked I it.
Speaker 10: Was frowned upon.
Speaker 7: They should let you know.
Speaker 6: Okay.
Speaker 2: Poll question from hour one and then what are we
Speaker 2: going with an hour two?
Speaker 9: Well, Dan the toughest position to make the Pro Football
Speaker 9: Hall of Fame kicker slash punter, middle linebacker, running back,
Speaker 9: or other. Seventy three percent say kicker slash punter.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 9: And should a Hall of Fame speech be used to
Speaker 9: take shots at people playful or otherwise?
Speaker 10: Todd sixty percent say sure, why not?
Speaker 2: Who cares, it's your speech. I don't have any problem
Speaker 2: with what you do with your speech. I'm okay with that.
Speaker 4: What Todd, I will say that I'll put this a
Speaker 4: little addendum to it.
Speaker 3: If you've got something that you think is you know,
Speaker 3: very funny, not offensive, and you know, a cute little poke,
Speaker 3: you know, someone, you know, it's all obviously everyone's personal choice,
Speaker 3: So what you get out of that, not everyone will
Speaker 3: experience it in the crowd the same way.
Speaker 6: But uh, no, I know what you're doing now because
Speaker 6: he's coming on.
Speaker 2: Yes, I know that Paulie was making the backup sound
Speaker 2: on the truck.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't think it's definitely I don't think it's a
Speaker 3: place the same thing, even remotely offensive, that could hurt
Speaker 3: someone's feelings.
Speaker 4: I feel that strongly about that. You want to make
Speaker 4: a joke, you know, Okay.
Speaker 6: Thank you, Todd.
Speaker 5: I like that.
Speaker 4: Make sure the joke isn't offensive.
Speaker 6: Yeah, okay, I love that.
Speaker 2: Because now we have Adam Vin Terry coming on, you
Speaker 2: are you're looking at it differently.
Speaker 3: I got nervous as soon as I saw that email
Speaker 3: from the pr in the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 4: How to military's going?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 4: What did I just say?
Speaker 9: Yes, Dylan, you did ask the room what everyone thought
Speaker 9: of his speech? And then Todd said he's coming on
Speaker 9: in an hour, and I think everyone's hand is gonna
Speaker 9: drift it down.
Speaker 6: It's his speech. You do whatever you want to do.
Speaker 6: I have no problem with them.
Speaker 11: Uh.
Speaker 6: Terry and Seattle Hi, Terry, welcome back.
Speaker 12: Hey, good morning, Dan and Fela's Happy Monday. Best and
Speaker 12: worst of the weekend. I just wanted to take onto
Speaker 12: what the comments that Buddha and Gus had about the.
Speaker 13: Hall of Fame.
Speaker 12: My best was finally seeing Roger Craig go into the
Speaker 12: Hall of Fame. That guy's power, speed and versatility opened
Speaker 12: up that whole offense probably made it the most deadly
Speaker 12: of the nineteen eighties. And the worst was hearing him
Speaker 12: say that he had on set to dementia. I think
Speaker 12: everybody in the football world, regardless of who you root for,
Speaker 12: hated to hear that. But it was just really special
Speaker 12: to see him in the line.
Speaker 2: Light because we are not in touch with these athletes,
Speaker 2: you know, the general public isn't. I mean, it's really
Speaker 2: been thirty years since he played, and he's not in
Speaker 2: the media. We don't know what happens to these players
Speaker 2: when they retire, because the next guy up and then
Speaker 2: the next guy up after that when you go to
Speaker 2: the Hall of Fame. And I know I've said this
Speaker 2: about seeing Earl Campbell broke my heart because that, I mean,
Speaker 2: that guy took on everybody and he didn't dance around anybody.
Speaker 2: So whenever we see that kind of runner, it registers
Speaker 2: differently for me because you took on content like Larry Zonka.
Speaker 2: Larry Zonka was one of the toughest players ever. I
Speaker 2: don't know what condition you know he's been in or
Speaker 2: how you know any of that, because we don't see
Speaker 2: these players unless you go to a Hall of Fame.
Speaker 2: You know you'll see baseball player, and baseball players for
Speaker 2: the most part, are in pretty good shape. You know
Speaker 2: they're playing golf. Although it was sad to hear that
Speaker 2: Tommy John was not able to go to I think
Speaker 2: an old Timers game at Yankee Stadium and he taped
Speaker 2: a message. I think he's in hospice, and I was
Speaker 2: hoping that Tommy would get into the Hall of Fame
Speaker 2: because I know we talk about compilers, you still have
Speaker 2: to play long enough to compile that over two hundred
Speaker 2: and eighty wins. I think his era is three point
Speaker 2: twenty four somewhere around there. What he did at I
Speaker 2: mean he changed pitching. His success with Tommy John. If
Speaker 2: you don't have that success, I wonder how long it
Speaker 2: takes before.
Speaker 6: We have it.
Speaker 2: Maybe a different kind of surgery. Because he proved that
Speaker 2: it could work, and I think he won. I don't
Speaker 2: close to two hundred games. Maybe after he had Tommy
Speaker 2: John surgery.
Speaker 6: I just I don't know.
Speaker 2: And I don't want him in because it's a sentimental thing,
Speaker 2: or you know, I wanted him in because you're a
Speaker 2: Hall of Famer and nobody's getting nobody's getting to those totals. Ever, again,
Speaker 2: not gonna happen. And I don't know. I just I baseball.
Speaker 2: You know, maybe they put him in, but it's probably
Speaker 2: going to be posthumously.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Like you said, he shouldn't get in because of
Speaker 7: the surgery and because it's named after him. His accomplishments
Speaker 7: after the surgery. He had three twenty win seasons after
Speaker 7: the surgery. It's like Adrian Peterson getting credit for all
Speaker 7: those great years after his surgery. You know, he didn't
Speaker 7: end his career with surgery.
Speaker 6: He flourished. Trip in Vegas, Hi Trip. What do you
Speaker 6: have for me today?
Speaker 14: I had a good morning d J always get a speaker, Jie,
Speaker 14: I got to best from the weekend, and then I
Speaker 14: got a question for I need Fritzy's opinion on So
Speaker 14: my first best would be Michael Brennan winning after some
Speaker 14: faltering in the last couple of terms and then winning
Speaker 14: did for him. And my second best would be mus
Speaker 14: Canter freedom and voice light declaringce for the WNBA draft.
Speaker 14: I can't wait to see how to handle that. And
Speaker 14: then I had a question of Fritzy. I need his
Speaker 14: opinion on this. Is he find it odd that the
Speaker 14: Wyndham Classic did not have Wyndam Clark in it? And secondly,
Speaker 14: was Tony Romo being gone from CBS? Is he now
Speaker 14: Tony Nomo?
Speaker 2: Oh Trip Trip got one liners there in roasting there?
Speaker 4: I could Wyndham Clark not play in a Windom related event?
Speaker 6: He has to Paul and Iowa, Hi, Paul, what do
Speaker 6: you have for me today?
Speaker 13: Hey?
Speaker 15: Dan Well, I got a vest and worst, my worst.
Speaker 15: The wife and I watched Quarterback over the week. What
Speaker 15: a dud the four guys that didn't make the playoffs,
Speaker 15: and it felt like they put together the final scene
Speaker 15: really hastily of a four month later recap.
Speaker 16: Uh, just kind of.
Speaker 15: Putting that together because they had nobody in the playoffs.
Speaker 15: So I do hope think all the vikings this year
Speaker 15: or something for somebody that at least gets to the postseason.
Speaker 2: Well, you could have follow the Vikings and follow the
Speaker 2: Browns and you might have some interesting I mean, those
Speaker 2: are real quarterback competitions. Here Garth in Illinois, Hi Garth.
Speaker 17: Good morning, Dan and Dan s. Your daughter is about
Speaker 17: to get married. Mine is three years old, so you
Speaker 17: have the perspective I yet to Acquire's maybe one thing
Speaker 17: to tell a father with a three year old that
Speaker 17: I absolutely should not take for granted in this time.
Speaker 2: I think the best thing that I did, and once
Speaker 2: again I had to make up for lost time because
Speaker 2: I was working second shift at ESPN. I always listen
Speaker 2: to them. I didn't lecture. I listened, and even to
Speaker 2: this day, I don't lecture.
Speaker 6: I listen.
Speaker 2: Times when you have tough conversations, there are times when
Speaker 2: they need to hear your advice. But if you listen
Speaker 2: to your daughters, it's amazing what they will tell you,
Speaker 2: and that confidence that you get, that comfortable feeling that
Speaker 2: they'll tell you things and make time, make time to
Speaker 2: talk to them or just listen and find out what
Speaker 2: they're interested in. And I think that connection has really
Speaker 2: helped me with my daughters. But it took a long
Speaker 2: It took a while because I was working second shift
Speaker 2: at ESPN. And I wasn't around. I'd come home, they'd
Speaker 2: be in bed. I'd wake up, they'd be in school.
Speaker 2: And you know, I did that for fifteen years and
Speaker 2: then you're trying to do a crash course over the weekend.
Speaker 2: But listen to them because they will talk to you
Speaker 2: and tell you things and share things with you. And
Speaker 2: that's the coolest part of it is you share something together.
Speaker 6: We'll take a break.
Speaker 13: Uh.
Speaker 2: Kirkurb Street and his dog Peter set to join us.
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Speaker 2: Adam VINCHERI, fresh from his Hall of Fame speech that
Speaker 2: Fritzi had a problem with, will join us. Coming up
Speaker 2: next hour. We'll get to your phone calls. Best and
Speaker 2: worst to the weekend. We will give you our best
Speaker 2: and worst to the weekend. Coming up. He's Kirk kurb
Speaker 2: Street ESPN College Football analyst. You can also find him
Speaker 2: Thursday night on Prime Video and the biggest signing in
Speaker 2: the off season. Kirk Kurbstreet his dog Peter. He got
Speaker 2: an NIL deal and he's going to make weekly picks
Speaker 2: game day picks thanks to Hurts and there he is. Hi, Pete,
Speaker 2: how are you? We did ask for Peter and and
Speaker 2: just Peter, not you Hey.
Speaker 13: Hey, I get it.
Speaker 10: I get it. I mean, uh, this is a big
Speaker 10: it's a.
Speaker 8: Big deal with all everybody getting in il deals, I'm
Speaker 8: not surprised.
Speaker 10: It hurts.
Speaker 6: Okay, Is Peter going to become a diva?
Speaker 8: Man? I hope not. We We shot a huge commercial
Speaker 8: with him. He had everybody all around him. I mean
Speaker 8: it was it was quite a quite a scene. It
Speaker 8: was an all day performance. And he's starting to get
Speaker 8: a little bit cocky, getting a little bit too big
Speaker 8: for his breeches.
Speaker 10: That's what I'm concerned about.
Speaker 2: Okay, But you have other Golden's there, I do. Is
Speaker 2: there any you know, jealousy?
Speaker 8: You'll see in some of the spots, there's a little
Speaker 8: little friction there, you know. I'm I'm I'm talking to
Speaker 8: him often about just trying to keep it level headed.
Speaker 10: And I mean, look at that face.
Speaker 6: Though I wish my kids were as well behaved as
Speaker 6: Peter is.
Speaker 10: Every time we come and hang out at the top side.
Speaker 10: He loves hanging out with you guys.
Speaker 6: He is great. Okay.
Speaker 2: If I gave you Ohio State and Notre Dame or
Speaker 2: the rest of the field to win the national championship,
Speaker 2: because those are the two favorites right now according to draftings.
Speaker 6: So who would you take?
Speaker 8: Oh my gosh, I just think there's so many good
Speaker 8: players returning. I think it's wide. I think Miami, I
Speaker 8: think Indy. I know, both those teams had great years
Speaker 8: last year. By the way, Indiana is not going away.
Speaker 8: You know people that think Indiana was a fun story.
Speaker 8: Mendoza was great. That was a quick one or two years,
Speaker 8: as long as Signetti is in charge of that team,
Speaker 8: and get used to Indiana being a perennial. When I
Speaker 8: say perennial power, I'm talking top ten, top five every year.
Speaker 8: So they're not going anywhere. It's really going to come
Speaker 8: down to both of those teams, Miami and Indiana. The
Speaker 8: quarterback play with a couple of new faces there. But
Speaker 8: I love Notre Dame. If I had to pick a team,
Speaker 8: you know, in preseason we always have to make picks,
Speaker 8: I probably would pick leaned a Notre Dame. I think
Speaker 8: Ohio State's got an abundance of talent. Obviously, with the
Speaker 8: way they've recruited Julian saying Jeremih Smith, their offense is
Speaker 8: going to have so much firepower. But they lost a
Speaker 8: lot on defense, so you're replacing quite a bit on
Speaker 8: that side of the ball.
Speaker 10: But I don't know, I'd probably take the field.
Speaker 8: I think it's just gonna be one of those crazy years.
Speaker 8: There's a lot of unpredictable things are going to happen.
Speaker 6: Who is this year's Fernando Mendoza.
Speaker 8: I think I think Matt Campbell was going to surprise
Speaker 8: people quickly how quickly he gets things going at Penn State.
Speaker 8: Beck coming over with him, I mean, again, very much
Speaker 8: like what we saw with Indiana with when Signetti came
Speaker 8: over and he brought those guys from JMU. Everybody's like JMU,
Speaker 8: and he had about I don't know eleven or twelve
Speaker 8: of them out there contributing. It reminds me very very
Speaker 8: similar now Iowa States not JMU, but it reminds me
Speaker 8: of bringing in a I don't know how many it
Speaker 8: was total, but he brought a bunch of guys in
Speaker 8: that know the culture at Iowa State.
Speaker 10: It was very successful.
Speaker 8: He was in ames and I just think between what
Speaker 8: he's about the DNA and how he runs a program
Speaker 8: and what he's inheriting and what he's bringing over, don't
Speaker 8: be surprised if Penn State's hits, hits the ground running.
Speaker 8: So I would say, right now, I would have to
Speaker 8: say Penn State could be that team.
Speaker 6: Okay, but who is that player for? Nando Mendoza?
Speaker 10: Oh, I think I think he could be a Highway.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, I do now, and I give you credit,
Speaker 2: but it's I remember it was kind of an offhanded
Speaker 2: you know, Hey, Indiana's got this guy from Cal, Fernando Mendoza,
Speaker 2: And I'm like, what, Yeah, And that was two years ago,
Speaker 2: and I'm thinking, Okay, they got a guy from Cal.
Speaker 2: A guy from Cal is going to be the savior
Speaker 2: for Indiana. And I'm thinking, but but you were on it.
Speaker 2: You were on it early. And then I was like,
Speaker 2: I'm going to remember that and I'll be damn Dan.
Speaker 8: Isn't it interesting that, you know, when you talk to
Speaker 8: these coaches, Obviously they still go out and recruit, they
Speaker 8: still put effort into high school recruiting, but if you
Speaker 8: really talk to him, they're looking for not necessarily the
Speaker 8: high profile guy from Ohio State to transfer. They are
Speaker 8: looking for guys that have maybe two or three years experience.
Speaker 8: They're at the MAC or they're at Division could be one,
Speaker 8: double AFCs, could be Division two.
Speaker 10: I mean, look at Trinidad Chambliss.
Speaker 8: I mean, he was at Farris State and he played
Speaker 8: for you know, a year or two, and last year
Speaker 8: he became an incredible story in his own right at
Speaker 8: Ole Miss and he, by the way, he gets an
Speaker 8: extra year of eligibility. So he's another name that if
Speaker 8: you were kind of going in with Lane Kiff and
Speaker 8: all that story at LSU. By the way, that's week
Speaker 8: three when they go to Oxford. Trinidad Chambliss is a
Speaker 8: guy that if you're kind of looking for a for
Speaker 8: a name that was at a very small school and
Speaker 8: now could become the face of the entire sport. But
Speaker 8: it's different, right, I mean, it's it's guys that are
Speaker 8: at a COW, at a JMU, at a fair state,
Speaker 8: and instead of looking at high school recruits who could
Speaker 8: explode on the scene, we're looking at guys that are
Speaker 8: sometimes at smaller schools that have a ton of experience
Speaker 8: that these college coaches are really trying to find a
Speaker 8: couple hidden gems that.
Speaker 10: Maybe gets them over the hump.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I would be taking players like especially in college basketball,
Speaker 2: I would be taking transfers. I want, you know, proof
Speaker 2: of purchase here. I want to sample size here, because
Speaker 2: we've seen guys in high school and you're going, this
Speaker 2: guy can't miss, and then they miss. And then there's
Speaker 2: that guy that you know maybe didn't get the chance.
Speaker 2: Then you get a chance to get him after one
Speaker 2: or two more years. But you see what's happening with
Speaker 2: Congress here. How do you think this all plays out?
Speaker 2: And how is this going to affect you know, basketball
Speaker 2: and football? I think we lost Audio there, Herbie.
Speaker 10: There, you go. Nobody, nobody knows anything.
Speaker 8: That's the one thing we can all agree on, especially
Speaker 8: when you get Congress involved and trying to predict how
Speaker 8: that's going to go. Is is not very healthy to
Speaker 8: to try to do.
Speaker 10: I I want to see if that doesn't pass. What
Speaker 10: the answer is?
Speaker 8: Is this where we're going to get these conferences that
Speaker 8: that break off and kind of create their own world,
Speaker 8: their own rules and regulation.
Speaker 10: Uh?
Speaker 8: Could we get anywhere close to collective bargaining agreement where
Speaker 8: the players become unionized and there's a negotiation when it
Speaker 8: comes to portal, when it comes to you know, how
Speaker 8: how much money can be made by these players? Something
Speaker 8: obviously is going to happen.
Speaker 16: Uh.
Speaker 8: Is it going to get passed with? With the government
Speaker 8: getting involved. I mean, you know how that goes. That's
Speaker 8: that's that's impossible to really feel. The already pushed it
Speaker 8: back to September. You'd like to think, hey, maybe everybody,
Speaker 8: you'll come together and try to make some sense out
Speaker 8: of this, But at this point, you know, you kind
Speaker 8: of expect that things will not get worked out. Leadership
Speaker 8: in college athletics is very difficult to understand.
Speaker 10: People think, well, is it the n C Douby. Clearly
Speaker 10: it's not.
Speaker 8: I think the Conference commissioners have the most power, but
Speaker 8: they also are worried about their own constituents, which is
Speaker 8: their you know, the their own conferences. So it's tough
Speaker 8: to move anything, get anything accomplished. And if it doesn't
Speaker 8: get passed in September, I literally I have no idea
Speaker 8: what Plan B would be, but I would personally love
Speaker 8: to see a collective bargaining agreement between the players and
Speaker 8: some kind of entity with the power brokers in college athletics.
Speaker 2: The SEC is as you know, for the last three years,
Speaker 2: watch the Big ten cash in and win championships. Yeah,
Speaker 2: if we go like, at what point is their panic
Speaker 2: in the SEC?
Speaker 6: This is three in a row?
Speaker 4: Yep.
Speaker 6: If you get to four, Dan, I think we passed it.
Speaker 8: Personally, I don't think you can argue with the results, right,
Speaker 8: I mean, it's not just three in a row. What
Speaker 8: people are overlooking for me anyway, is the head to head.
Speaker 8: I think the Big Ten is six and two against
Speaker 8: the SEC in the last two years, and when when
Speaker 8: it was the other way around, that's all you heard
Speaker 8: about whether Big Ten can't play with the SEC.
Speaker 10: It wasn't just the national titles.
Speaker 8: It was turning on New Year's Day and watching you know,
Speaker 8: that second tier Bowl game and the SEC blowing out
Speaker 8: the Big Ten, and you know, that's what we used
Speaker 8: to talk about. Geez, look look at the difference. I
Speaker 8: personally that if you if you look for the why,
Speaker 8: I think in this new era that we're in, I
Speaker 8: think the Big Ten has proven to do a better
Speaker 8: job of keeping their players more investment in their team. Meaning, hey,
Speaker 8: if we're seven to three, or we're eight and four
Speaker 8: and we're going to the Outback Bowl or the Citrus
Speaker 8: Bowl or whatever it is. I feel like SEC players
Speaker 8: are like as soon as they're out of the playoff,
Speaker 8: I feel like they're like them and their agent, I'm
Speaker 8: out of here and I feel like the Big Ten
Speaker 8: is doing a much better job of keeping them invested
Speaker 8: to the finish line.
Speaker 10: Maybe the SEC will learn from this.
Speaker 8: And I don't know what they can do to tweak it,
Speaker 8: but I noticed that when South Carolina plays Illinois in
Speaker 8: a bowl game and you're watching, one team looks really
Speaker 8: inspired and one team does it. Iowa plays Vandy. I mean,
Speaker 8: these are good teams during the regular season. You turn
Speaker 8: it on and one team looks really fired up to
Speaker 8: be there. It's almost like the Big Ten is tired
Speaker 8: of hearing about the SEC collectively, and they're out to
Speaker 8: kick some ass, and the SEC is like, whatever, I'm
Speaker 8: going to the NFL, I'm transferring. They're just not invested
Speaker 8: in this new era.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 8: And not to mention the way the funds now are
Speaker 8: being spread out evenly throughout the entire country.
Speaker 10: So I think I think the the the fans of
Speaker 10: the SEC.
Speaker 8: Maybe the players don't care, but the fans of the
Speaker 8: SEC are tired already of hearing about the Big Ten.
Speaker 2: I thought when Urban Meyer went to Ohio State, he
Speaker 2: was yet they I saw when Florida played Ohio State
Speaker 2: six Yes, and that was a different speed. On one sideline,
Speaker 2: than the other. And I thought Urban probably changed the
Speaker 2: Big Ten, or at least he brought the SEC to
Speaker 2: the Big Ten.
Speaker 8: And I think he said that, I think he publicly
Speaker 8: or privately.
Speaker 10: I remember when he first got to.
Speaker 8: Ohio State he talked about he kind of challenged the
Speaker 8: Big Ten and said that, you know, you've got to
Speaker 8: push the envelope a little bit when it comes to recruiting.
Speaker 8: You you got to go out there and find speed.
Speaker 8: And the days of three yards and cloud of dust
Speaker 8: are no longer good enough. And I also think I'm
Speaker 8: just sitting around watching over the course of the last
Speaker 8: couple of weeks the SEC media days in the Big
Speaker 8: Ten media days, well you start to look top to
Speaker 8: bottom at the coaches in the Big Ten. Not to
Speaker 8: take anything away from the SEC, but you know, the
Speaker 8: Big Ten is doing this with Michigan State, which is
Speaker 8: usually a staple, they're kind of not really involved. Fitzi'son
Speaker 8: now there and he'll he'll probably eventually get them back Wisconsin.
Speaker 8: I mean, Barry Alvarez Forever Beelam. When he went there, Forever,
Speaker 8: they were a ten to nine to ten win team.
Speaker 10: They've been gone with Luke Fickle. Imagine if fickle gets
Speaker 10: them going.
Speaker 8: Imagine if Michigan State, I mean, this is being done
Speaker 8: without some of the schools that typically get to eight
Speaker 8: or nine wins that now I think have a chance
Speaker 8: with the coaching, the depth of coaching that they have
Speaker 8: in the Big Ten is super impressive to me when
Speaker 8: you start at the top and work your way all
Speaker 8: the way down.
Speaker 2: To Curb Street to the Mothership. So explain to me
Speaker 2: the Hurts Gold Squad and what what your dog Peter
Speaker 2: is going to be doing this year.
Speaker 8: This gold Squad, And you've probably seen commercials on it.
Speaker 8: It's it's like this elite team of Golden retrievers that
Speaker 8: kind of brings smile smiles to travelers.
Speaker 10: All over the country, you know, in airports.
Speaker 8: You know, you just look at at these at these
Speaker 8: Goldens and their personalities. If I owned the business, I
Speaker 8: would probably put a Golden right out in the lobby.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 8: They just kind of get people to feel better. And
Speaker 8: Peter's honored to be able to join this this squad
Speaker 8: and hopefully get a chance to meet a lot of
Speaker 8: fans throughout the country, whether it's at games with the
Speaker 8: elite Squad or you know, possibly at airports whoever it
Speaker 8: might be, but it's a heck of a group of
Speaker 8: that he's honored to be a part of, and they'll
Speaker 8: be traveling around starting in a couple of weeks, throughout
Speaker 8: the entire country.
Speaker 6: The question was actually for Peter, but I mean you did, Okay,
Speaker 6: I did.
Speaker 10: Hey, that's the thing. Hey, he's making picks this year.
Speaker 8: Now, it's going to be unique and different, and how
Speaker 8: how they're gonna how hurts they're going to deliver these picks.
Speaker 8: But I'm kind of like, you know, can I make
Speaker 8: a pick? They're like, no, no, no, we don't. We don't
Speaker 8: need you can Peter make the picks. I'm like, all right,
Speaker 8: here he is, you know, so we'll see how he does.
Speaker 8: I'm going head to head against him this year and
Speaker 8: hopefully wouldn't be surprised if he beat me with my picks.
Speaker 10: That's that's easy.
Speaker 2: Bringing back up so I can say goodbye, Dan. What's
Speaker 2: you say by coime mere pity?
Speaker 10: Come give me a big come.
Speaker 13: Here?
Speaker 10: Yes?
Speaker 6: How much does he weigh?
Speaker 8: He's about ninety five pounds, about seventy in his head.
Speaker 2: That's a big nogging. That's a that's a like a
Speaker 2: size eight and a half head there.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he's an eight and a half. Yeah for sure.
Speaker 6: Good to talk to you, Herbie, Thank you.
Speaker 10: Too, man, you got it a beaty.
Speaker 2: That's Kirk Kurbstreet joining us on behalf of Hertz and
Speaker 2: his dog Peter once again at Dog Awesome. He came
Speaker 2: in when we were in San Francisco for the Super Bowl.
Speaker 2: He walked in as if he knew what he was
Speaker 2: supposed to do. He waited, he knew he had a chair,
Speaker 2: fans taking pictures of him. Gorgeous dog, gorgeous. Uh, Nate
Speaker 2: and la, Hi, Nate, what do you have for me today?
Speaker 19: Hey?
Speaker 16: Then real quick?
Speaker 19: Last week I called in and I ended the call
Speaker 19: and said I love my wife, my wife. However, after
Speaker 19: this weekend, I just want.
Speaker 16: To say I love my wife.
Speaker 19: No need to go into that, but I do have
Speaker 19: a couple of Mike Turrico questions. One has he has
Speaker 19: he given you advice on the speech? And then two,
Speaker 19: after it's all said and done, do you think he's
Speaker 19: going to be the greatest to ever do it in
Speaker 19: terms of sportscasting?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 2: I think there's too many. But thank you, Nate, gla
Speaker 2: you love your wife?
Speaker 6: You still do?
Speaker 2: I'd be hard pressed to say somebody was better than
Speaker 2: Bob Costas. I mean, Bob, Bob did all the things
Speaker 2: that Mike is doing, but Bob did it before. Mike
Speaker 2: hosted the Olympics, hosted horse racing, play by play for
Speaker 2: the NBA, play by play for Major League Baseball.
Speaker 6: He did a variety of things.
Speaker 2: But NBC is positioning Mike the way they did Bob Costace.
Speaker 2: But I'd be hard pressed to say somebody is better
Speaker 2: than Bob. Let's see Dennis in California. Hi, Dennis, what
Speaker 2: do you have for me today?
Speaker 13: Six foot four one seven, same way I did and
Speaker 13: forty one years ago on my wedding day. I wanted
Speaker 13: to make a comment about Marvin and that he's a
Speaker 13: great addition to the show. Love his contributions. Some of
Speaker 13: the little things he does, like waiting last to serve
Speaker 13: himself on pizza Wednesdays and meat Fridays is quite inspirational.
Speaker 13: I understand the two most important things to survive there
Speaker 13: thick skin and short memory.
Speaker 2: Thank you, thank you, thank you, Dennis, And congratulations on
Speaker 2: your longevity with your your wedding, your marriage forty years.
Speaker 2: I didn't know that you always eat last, Morvin.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I kind of have a thing. It's not like
Speaker 11: to be on you know, be purposeful, and you know,
Speaker 11: you know, I'm just gonna wait. I just do it
Speaker 11: right after the show.
Speaker 2: All right, Well you know what coming up Wednesday? Pizza Wednesday,
Speaker 2: you get the first slice the classic cheese, Yes, classic
Speaker 2: cheese pizza that Todd hates.
Speaker 3: I'd just rather have three special pizzas, and putting classic
Speaker 3: on cheese pizza doesn't make it any classicer, well more classic.
Speaker 6: Yes, Morvin, he's so ungrateful. I know, I was raving.
Speaker 4: About the other ones. I just you know, again, it's
Speaker 4: just the third one gets mailed in.
Speaker 2: For some but it's not mailed in like a classic
Speaker 2: cheese pizza. It's what if we did four different cheeses on.
Speaker 7: It for four different one quatro from Ashi.
Speaker 6: Yeah from all right, Yes, Dylan and.
Speaker 9: Billy Tips and I are out there covered in flower.
Speaker 10: Todd walks out.
Speaker 3: Cheese again because we had the creole with the shrimp
Speaker 3: and the sausage and everything, and the pepperoni. You get,
Speaker 3: you know, get kind of spoiled when you just see
Speaker 3: the cheese and sauce on the dough.
Speaker 11: Yes, attitude of gratitude. What did I say last week,
Speaker 11: we could have real jobs.
Speaker 6: I know, Thank god we don't because we're.
Speaker 11: Not qualified to do anything else.
Speaker 9: Really, Yes, if Todd was a plumber and a cheese
Speaker 9: pizza showed up, you think he'd complain as much.
Speaker 11: No, no, there, but Todd plumbing is hilarious.
Speaker 6: Oh my goodness, me doing anything hilarious. I know.
Speaker 2: We want to do a how to video on Todd
Speaker 2: and have the big Germans brother Jay.
Speaker 6: Let get injured doing that, though, but but have him.
Speaker 2: Teach you how to do certain things around the house
Speaker 2: and then we film that basically because the big Germans
Speaker 2: brother Jay can do anything.
Speaker 6: He can he can tar roof. Yeah, ple he's my
Speaker 6: guy for out there.
Speaker 16: Yeah he is.
Speaker 7: You give him a paper clip and he'll change the
Speaker 7: entire structure this year.
Speaker 6: Yes, he could kill ten people with a paper clip.
Speaker 6: See him do it?
Speaker 5: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Sure, Now the tenth guy survives the nine diyed that
Speaker 2: ten twenty he lived generally, All right, let me take
Speaker 2: a break here. Our best and worst of the weekend
Speaker 2: right after this. Fox Sports Radio has the best sports
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Speaker 2: search FSR to listen live. Uh, alrighty Adam Viniterry's gonna
Speaker 2: join us coming up next hour?
Speaker 6: Is he at the top of the hour? Todd? Correct?
Speaker 2: Okay, are you going to say anything about his speech?
Speaker 3: I will not say a word unless you put me
Speaker 3: on the spot, which you've known to do, and then
Speaker 3: I will I will try not to backtrack.
Speaker 4: And say what I need to say. Okay, will be
Speaker 4: anything mean?
Speaker 2: Let's uh, let's how about best and worst of the weekend.
Speaker 3: I'll let you start ton best of the weekend Saturday
Speaker 3: night at Citizens Bank Park, Blue Jays pitcher Max Scherzer
Speaker 3: court Kyle Schwarber, looking in the sixth inning, moved him
Speaker 3: into tenth place all time for career strikeouts, passing Walter
Speaker 3: Johnson of the Washington Centers.
Speaker 4: That was a nice milestone for him.
Speaker 3: Worst mentioned earlier, also in Sally Commander's left tackle Larmie
Speaker 3: Tunsil towards triceps in practice surgery.
Speaker 4: You'll have to miss a significant portion of this NFL.
Speaker 9: Season, Dylan Well, Dan, I had a good weekend, but
Speaker 9: I have two worse for you. Saints undrafted rookie brock
Speaker 9: Recksteiner suspended for six games it's an interesting length of
Speaker 9: suspension for something. They haven't disclosed what it is yet,
Speaker 9: and it would start at the beginning of the regular season.
Speaker 6: So what is Dad a wrestler?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, so who knows. I thought it was performance
Speaker 2: enhancing drugs.
Speaker 6: I believe it is.
Speaker 9: It hasn't been I think officially disclosed yet.
Speaker 6: Okay, but that's a good inference. Then, Okay, and my worster.
Speaker 9: We're supposed to go to Pittsburgh over the weekend and
Speaker 9: flight there got canceled on Friday, rebooked another flight that
Speaker 9: got canceled like thirty minutes later with an airline that
Speaker 9: I will not name, But that airline chose to say,
Speaker 9: here's your flight credits for future years, not here's a refund.
Speaker 9: So now I've been chasing them down and I said,
Speaker 9: I don't want the flight credit because for this reason,
Speaker 9: I usually try not to fly with you.
Speaker 11: Marvin Best of the weekend WNBA actual basketball where we're
Speaker 11: talking about a WNBA Kaylea McBride hitting a WNBA record
Speaker 11: ten three points for the Minnesota Lynks. But would Olivia Miles,
Speaker 11: Nafisa Collier. They got a squad who knew we were
Speaker 11: actually talking about basketball with the.
Speaker 6: WNBA, nobody talks about basketball craziness, right, Olivia Miles MVP?
Speaker 4: No argument for me?
Speaker 6: How about that rookie MVP? Oh what else you got?
Speaker 6: Worst of the weekend?
Speaker 11: Legendary head coach Don Nelson passing away at the age
Speaker 11: of eighty six. He had the run TMC teams, He
Speaker 11: had the We Believe Warriors when he came back with
Speaker 11: Baron Davis and Stephen Jackson. So passed away to age eighty.
Speaker 6: Six, don Nelson had an unbelievable career.
Speaker 2: I mean, they played college basketball at Iowa, went to
Speaker 2: the Celtics and won a few championships there as a
Speaker 2: role player. But run TMC he had a point forward.
Speaker 2: So Paul Pressey for the Bucks was a point forward,
Speaker 2: first guy to ever do that.
Speaker 6: The Mavericks.
Speaker 2: He changed Dirk Novitzky's trajectory as far as his career
Speaker 2: arc and made him one of the great shooting big
Speaker 2: men in history. Steve Nash he had Steve Nash. He
Speaker 2: also was. There was Steph Curry his rookie year with
Speaker 2: the Warriors. He was the winning his regular season coach
Speaker 2: in NBA history. At the time of his retirement, Nelly
Speaker 2: was a different dude, but he was a genius. Didn't
Speaker 2: win a championship as a coach, but he was a genius.
Speaker 7: Paul former forty nine running back Roger Craig making the
Speaker 7: Hall of Fame. I really didn't think it was going
Speaker 7: to happen. If you saw him in the eighties, he
Speaker 7: was special and unique and good TV. The other best
Speaker 7: of the weekend the Buffalo Bills new stadium. They brought
Speaker 7: friends and family and fans in and they really enjoyed it.
Speaker 7: Some people complained about some sight lines and things, but
Speaker 7: I don't think it's that big of a deal. But
Speaker 7: an open air stadium, They're not making many of those anymore.
Speaker 19: Uh.
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Speaker 2: Ben in Minnesota. Hi, Ben, Good morning.
Speaker 16: Dan, Good morning Ham Size nine and a half. I
Speaker 16: was just wondering your thoughts on the McCarthy uh Burray
Speaker 16: competition going on with the Vikings. And my other thought
Speaker 16: was JJ McCarthy starting to remind me of Christian Ponder
Speaker 16: coming out of college. Was overrated, wrapped it too high,
Speaker 16: and Ponder only lasted four years. Is the same thing
Speaker 16: going to happen to McCarthy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't know if there's a real competition. You're
Speaker 2: bringing in Kyler Murray, uh, probably for this season, and
Speaker 2: then maybe re signed Kyler Murray.
Speaker 6: Yes, Dylan, it's.
Speaker 9: Crazy the fall off that McCarthy had last year. That
Speaker 9: first four games, everyone was like this the truth, and
Speaker 9: then a week and a half later and get him.
Speaker 4: Out of here.
Speaker 2: I remember somebody in the business was critical of me
Speaker 2: because I said, I don't know if he's the starting quarterback.
Speaker 2: And then he had a couple of really good games,
Speaker 2: and then he sent me the stat line, I still
Speaker 2: don't think he's the starting quarterback, and I said, I don't.
Speaker 2: I didn't see enough of him and I didn't see
Speaker 2: him play as a starting quarterback in.
Speaker 6: The NFL when he was at Michigan. That's all. I
Speaker 6: don't know him.
Speaker 2: I just know what I see. I wasn't being personal
Speaker 2: with this. Why are you critical of the kid? I'm
Speaker 2: just telling you what I see.
Speaker 6: That's all. I like his haircut. How's that?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Todd is in the confessional. I'm sure this will
Speaker 2: have something to do with Adam Vinitius. Then you had
Speaker 2: a problem, alrighty two hours in the books on this Monday,
Speaker 2: more of your phone calls as well. Todd is here,
Speaker 2: Dylan is here, Marvin Paulie, you'res truly in the BRGS.
Speaker 6: We're back after this