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Speaker 1: and the official Dallas Cowboys apt now Here are Bill Jones,
Speaker 1: Savannah Humohler, Everson Wolves, and Mickey Spagnola.
Speaker 3: Go Dallas Cowboy, I'm gonna stamped you.
Speaker 4: Mickey Spagnola conducting the Orchestra's right as we get started
Speaker 4: on a short week, a very short week of mixed shots,
Speaker 4: and Mickey is just beaming ear to ear. Why do
Speaker 4: you think Mickey is in such a good mood today?
Speaker 4: What do you think what could possibly.
Speaker 5: Be the better? Because the victory Monday.
Speaker 4: Victory Monday for him though Monday, it's yeah, victories at plural. Okay,
Speaker 4: you had the Cowboys winning a game, you had Jimmy
Speaker 4: going into the Ring of honor. The most importantly in
Speaker 4: Mickey's mind, he probably landed in Charlotte just in time
Speaker 4: to see Missoo beat Florida?
Speaker 6: Was it Florida, Florida? That's right, walk off field goal?
Speaker 7: Well, with the five seconds to.
Speaker 4: Go that counts as a walk off. That's that kicker
Speaker 4: that won that game. Earlier this year.
Speaker 6: Thicker Kicker, the thicker kickers spelled by the way, th
Speaker 6: h I C c e R.
Speaker 4: That's his name.
Speaker 6: Thicker thicker is his name.
Speaker 4: No, oh, he just looks thicker he is.
Speaker 7: He may be the heaviest kicker in college football.
Speaker 8: So wait, what's the thicker thicker? He's big, so they
Speaker 8: didn't spell it, but that's not his name.
Speaker 4: No, no, okay.
Speaker 9: So they kicked a field goal to win the game.
Speaker 9: There was like, what twelve seconds.
Speaker 6: Left right five after it went through.
Speaker 4: Move your mic up a little bit closer. Five here
Speaker 4: you glow.
Speaker 7: Five after it went through, by the way.
Speaker 6: And there just happened to be in the hotel lobby
Speaker 6: where they had the game on the big screen when
Speaker 6: Florida kicked their field goal to take the lead. All
Speaker 6: of a sudden, I found out there were some Florida
Speaker 6: fans there, and they started doing that gator chomp in
Speaker 6: my face right, and then there were some Ku fans
Speaker 6: that were celebrating, And all I did was point at
Speaker 6: the screen and let him know that there was a
Speaker 6: minute thirty to go, and our kickers are they hit
Speaker 6: a sixty one yard field goal, so we ain't got
Speaker 6: to go very far right and so I so I
Speaker 6: just smiled. I just smiled, didn't say anything, And after
Speaker 6: they made the field goal, I just smiled and went
Speaker 6: over there and told him, you didn't know you were
Speaker 6: dealing with the number nine ranked team in the country.
Speaker 4: My trash is that the highest they've ever been ranked.
Speaker 4: Back in, Chase Daniel had him ranked number one in
Speaker 4: the nation. Did one in the nation, that's right, Okay, number.
Speaker 6: Two, and then went to the SEC title game in
Speaker 6: twenty twelve and thirteen.
Speaker 4: South Lake Carol's Chase Daniel had him number one of
Speaker 4: the in the nation. By the way they play Highland
Speaker 4: Park speaking of walk off field goals, as we bring
Speaker 4: it back to the Jones family, although I don't think
Speaker 4: there's a member of the family playing for Highland Park now.
Speaker 4: They had the walk off field goal to beat McKinny
Speaker 4: on Friday night. I saw that, which brings us to
Speaker 4: Sunday and what will complete Mickey's weekend on Monday night
Speaker 4: is a Philadelphia loss in Kansas City tonight. That's why
Speaker 4: I'm I'm decked out in red today. That's right. Can
Speaker 4: we play Stampede the victory song tomorrow morning? If the
Speaker 4: Cheeps beat the Eagles.
Speaker 10: And the Cowboy within a game, not how it goes Producer.
Speaker 4: All right, Savannah, how is your week?
Speaker 5: Oh my gosh, it was just amazing, it really was.
Speaker 9: I'm happy to be back today, but I am switching
Speaker 9: my brain from beach mode to football mode.
Speaker 5: So got to get back and you.
Speaker 7: Got to do it quick because I got another one
Speaker 7: coming up.
Speaker 5: On Thursday, exactly exactly. But we're back. It was very fun.
Speaker 5: But I'm happy to be back in the studio with
Speaker 5: you guys. Did we hold down the fort last week?
Speaker 4: Well kind of sort of.
Speaker 7: We muddled through it.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we really muddled through that show. Oh my god.
Speaker 7: And then Everson deserts us.
Speaker 10: It's pretty bad.
Speaker 7: That's way to New Mexico, Retthew, Mexico.
Speaker 10: I'm breaking I'm breaking bad.
Speaker 4: Okay. So so you know, I think it's interesting. We're
Speaker 4: going to start with the big story of the weekend
Speaker 4: if you want, which is the big story of the weekend. Well,
Speaker 4: that the Cowboys are now seven and three and what
Speaker 4: six games this season in which they won by twenty
Speaker 4: or more points, which is one away from the club
Speaker 4: record and set in nineteen sixty eight, or is it
Speaker 4: some other story.
Speaker 6: Well, let's do first things first, because the other story
Speaker 6: is big. But getting that win too straight now and
Speaker 6: pulling within a game and a half of the Eagles,
Speaker 6: who if they get beat tonight, it would only be
Speaker 6: one game back and you still get to play them,
Speaker 6: and they.
Speaker 4: Still have to play a resurgent Buffalo team that beat
Speaker 4: the Jets yesterday in San Francisco, which really is a
Speaker 4: resurgent And.
Speaker 7: The Cowboys and Seattle.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I think that basically the Cowboys did what they
Speaker 6: should have done in Carolina. It took a little bit
Speaker 6: longer to.
Speaker 7: Materialize than they probably hoped for. But again, a win
Speaker 7: is a win on the road.
Speaker 6: And as Bill said, they beat another team by twenty
Speaker 6: plus points. Last time that happened. I'm not sure Everson
Speaker 6: was born.
Speaker 4: Yet the last time they had six more oh more
Speaker 4: more than six straight or six between nineteen sixty eight,
Speaker 4: and yes, Everson was born prior to that.
Speaker 7: I was born before this.
Speaker 10: That's I don't look like it, but that's right. So hey,
Speaker 10: so picks to click. What happened?
Speaker 4: I thought, Oh, when he said pick, I thought he
Speaker 4: was going right to the cornerback.
Speaker 6: Yeah, right, which, by the way, he's after.
Speaker 8: You man, this guy's amazing. Is that crazy? He's leading
Speaker 8: the team right in testdouse?
Speaker 11: That was his CS got five touchdowns a late serge,
Speaker 11: So that dies a single season NFL record four in
Speaker 11: one season.
Speaker 10: That's crazy, man, it's crazy.
Speaker 6: I mean, how many you have one one period in
Speaker 6: your career?
Speaker 7: In your career?
Speaker 10: Here?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 8: Yeah, really yeah, I gets all those in all those inters.
Speaker 10: I've heard it before. Thank you, I've heard it before.
Speaker 6: And did you do a forward role after you caught
Speaker 6: the ball and then got up and Rand.
Speaker 4: Man, don't you know as soon as he got that, well,
Speaker 4: anytime he picks it off, he's thinking in zone. Well,
Speaker 4: you know, in this case, in particular your book, Man,
Speaker 4: if you could read a person's mind, he knew exactly
Speaker 4: he's headed next.
Speaker 9: In his postgame interview, he was just saying how he
Speaker 9: thought back to his days when he was playing receiver
Speaker 9: in high school and how he just used to just.
Speaker 5: Read the ball and be able to have that in
Speaker 5: his hands.
Speaker 9: And he said, after especially breaking the record, like or
Speaker 9: I'm sorry tying the record, all he wants to do
Speaker 9: is break it at this point.
Speaker 10: So who's he tied with?
Speaker 4: There's three guys.
Speaker 9: Eric Allen most recently three nice ninety.
Speaker 4: Three for Eric Allen. And we're all getting old.
Speaker 5: Jim Kearnie, Kearney, Kearney.
Speaker 4: You know what you got me on him.
Speaker 5: Nineteen seventy two.
Speaker 4: And Ken you'll have to ask Mickey about him. Ken
Speaker 4: Houston though, Ken Houston, he's a big time player. Yeah,
Speaker 4: so Jim Carney, Kearney, you know, I think it's Kearnie.
Speaker 6: Okay, he said this morning, somebody asked him did he
Speaker 6: know about the record, and he goes, oh, yeah, I
Speaker 6: heard about it. And he said, so when I got
Speaker 6: the interception, I said to myself, I better get up
Speaker 6: and go get it.
Speaker 8: So he got so fair the wide receivers right there. Yeah,
Speaker 8: if he's alert, he's got just touch him. But I
Speaker 8: mean he wasn't alert.
Speaker 6: Well, you know what the weird thing was, Just before
Speaker 6: that happened, I was thinking in my head watching the game,
Speaker 6: I'm saying, have they thrown to another wide receiver other
Speaker 6: than theeling?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 7: And they had Chenault had I.
Speaker 4: Think then out of the backfield a couple of he
Speaker 4: had a couple of catches, but he's used more.
Speaker 6: But they didn't throw the ball at Gilmore or at Bland.
Speaker 6: All those theling catches were uh Lewis or at the
Speaker 6: Finally the second half they put Thomas on him jan
Speaker 6: Ye Thomas. But they didn't throw any at Bland and
Speaker 6: Eddie at Gilmour the whole game. And the one time
Speaker 6: they did, I think it was Tomingo. Uh he picks it,
Speaker 6: it goes for a touchdown.
Speaker 4: Well, the last time they played at home, he had
Speaker 4: two pick sixes thrown right. Ryce Young didn't, so maybe
Speaker 4: they're was a reason they weren't throwing to the outside corners.
Speaker 8: Wide receivers need to turn into dbs. Obviously they picked.
Speaker 6: Sixes well, and then they did a very good job
Speaker 6: of putting pressure on poor Bryce Young.
Speaker 7: Seven sacks.
Speaker 6: Michaeh Parsons sets the tone with a third down sack
Speaker 6: on each of their first two possessions.
Speaker 7: Yes, both of us. By the way, well, well who
Speaker 7: had the.
Speaker 6: I want to know where well goes?
Speaker 4: It was before Savannah joined the show, so Savannah could
Speaker 4: pick Micah right ever since time Everson didn't we have
Speaker 4: a rule the first week of the season that you
Speaker 4: could pick Michael one time. Once this was special, Mickey
Speaker 4: decided he's because Micah didn't make this last night.
Speaker 10: That he could pick.
Speaker 7: He was going to be motivated.
Speaker 5: So we only have one one pick for Micah this year.
Speaker 10: One you get one one pig perpot.
Speaker 6: Yeah, so you picked a good week for We had
Speaker 6: special dispensation for it, special dispensation after he didn't get
Speaker 6: anything last week, not even a tackle.
Speaker 4: He changes the rules and like the Big twelve show.
Speaker 9: By the way, see I texted Mickey my clicks to
Speaker 9: pick on Friday morning and he just he responds, he goes,
Speaker 9: you keep stealing mine?
Speaker 5: What are you doing?
Speaker 7: She's reading my mind?
Speaker 10: And who had who had the White school? Who had clicked?
Speaker 10: I did?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 4: Which was I had forty two to thirteen?
Speaker 6: I think Savannah and I had thirty eight ten or
Speaker 6: thirty eight thirteen?
Speaker 12: I had?
Speaker 5: Yep, you had thirty eight twenty eight seventeen.
Speaker 10: Didn't I have thirty something?
Speaker 4: So thirty three to ten?
Speaker 7: So I was closest. Huh, I was closest thirty eight.
Speaker 4: Who is my pick to click? I think it was
Speaker 4: Deron Bland? Maybe was it?
Speaker 7: Somebody wrote somebody wrote it down.
Speaker 10: That's right, it wasn't. No, I can say he didn't.
Speaker 4: Have We did mention last week that Dern Bland slash
Speaker 4: Stefan Gilmore would be licking their chops this week because
Speaker 4: of the two picks, because he went your guy was Gilmour.
Speaker 7: What do we do for?
Speaker 4: Well, you have to be thrown at in order to
Speaker 4: do something right.
Speaker 6: We gave Chris our pod picks. I forgot what the question.
Speaker 10: Was Chris about this stuff.
Speaker 4: I don't remember either. Nick Eatman came in here and
Speaker 4: asked us after the show. Oh, that's right, and I
Speaker 4: don't even remember what it was now.
Speaker 6: It was first sack, No, it wast touchdown, defensive touchdown,
Speaker 6: defensive touchdown.
Speaker 10: Second, I'll pull up.
Speaker 4: I might have got one. This is where I might
Speaker 4: have picked band. I think I might have picked Bland
Speaker 4: on that we're gonna find out.
Speaker 10: I think.
Speaker 4: Okay, he goes producer supreme.
Speaker 2: Let's see. I have it right here.
Speaker 4: And I tried to cover the whole thing.
Speaker 7: This is last week. Well think about it.
Speaker 4: I try to cover myself on all picks. So we're
Speaker 4: going to save the other news for the next secon.
Speaker 7: Next sevement. Yeah, because we got special videos.
Speaker 13: All right, Savannah did not have a pad, right, she
Speaker 13: was still picked Bland, Yes, yes, he was one of it.
Speaker 4: Looks like about ten.
Speaker 2: You can patch yourself on the back.
Speaker 4: But yeah, urgeous age, I got something right. And then
Speaker 4: are we gonna make Are we gonna make it where
Speaker 4: Doron Blaine can't be picked anymore? Just like Micah and
Speaker 4: I had defensive the pod pic pod pick really stepped.
Speaker 7: Well, he might have had it one of those sacks.
Speaker 2: Nate said his but I did not send his end, okay,
Speaker 2: because he said Ferguson, I said he doesn't play. He
Speaker 2: kept saying Ferguson, Ferguson. I'm like, all right, oh, there.
Speaker 4: Was a Ferguson. He played in the defensive line.
Speaker 7: Here there was.
Speaker 2: He doesn't play it currently.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 6: So the win gets the Cowboys to seven and three,
Speaker 6: and they're halfway to my four game winning streak mandate
Speaker 6: that they have to be on before they play the Eagles.
Speaker 7: And now they get you.
Speaker 4: Know what, my mandate was five games Philadelphia.
Speaker 6: Too, Well, get to Philadelphia. But uh, and now they
Speaker 6: play three and seven Washington, who they've lost three of
Speaker 6: their last Is it three.
Speaker 7: And seven or four? No, they're not.
Speaker 11: They are.
Speaker 7: Four and seven. They haven't had it yet.
Speaker 4: Washington's now for four and seven.
Speaker 10: They losses though they lost.
Speaker 7: Not this lost one.
Speaker 5: They lost.
Speaker 4: They lost to the Giants.
Speaker 5: The Giants.
Speaker 6: Despite despite regism nine sacks of Tommy Brito, they they
Speaker 6: sacked nine times.
Speaker 4: Nine sacks, but they turned it over six times.
Speaker 6: But they turned the ball over, that's what happened.
Speaker 4: They had three interceptions and three fumbles lost. You know,
Speaker 4: after last week's game, I thought there's no way you
Speaker 4: can find a worst team in the NFL than the
Speaker 4: New York Giants. And then the New York Giants went
Speaker 4: to Washington and found the worst team at least on
Speaker 4: that day.
Speaker 10: That wasn't the worst.
Speaker 4: That wasn't the worst part of that day.
Speaker 10: By the way, for Washington, they lose.
Speaker 2: Somebody, did you hear what happened after the game?
Speaker 6: No?
Speaker 2: No, the hot water didn't work in either dressing room
Speaker 2: in in Washington.
Speaker 6: Well that's the old trick they used to play on
Speaker 6: the Cowboys.
Speaker 4: No, there was both locker rooms. They were both not working,
Speaker 4: both out of hot water. Out of hot water, so
Speaker 4: filled a lot colder for Washington.
Speaker 6: But they let Tommy DeVito throw for like two hundred
Speaker 6: and forty yards and three touchdowns.
Speaker 4: Told you you looked like Brock Purdy to me.
Speaker 10: That's right.
Speaker 6: Watch out for Tommy Devitop, which, by the way, at
Speaker 6: old RFK, Walt Garrison told me the story about how
Speaker 6: the Redskins would turn the hot water off in the
Speaker 6: Cowboys locker room after a game in one year it
Speaker 6: was cold outside and the water was not hot, and
Speaker 6: he basically wore his uniform on the charter flight back holder.
Speaker 7: He didn't even bother showering.
Speaker 6: He just took his helmet off, his pads and wore
Speaker 6: whatever else he had on.
Speaker 4: I don't blame him dirt and all. All right, we've
Speaker 4: got a video we're going to play when we come
Speaker 4: back here, as we will get to the top story
Speaker 4: of the weekend when mix shots get continues in a moment.
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Speaker 4: All right, very good. It's so nice to have Savannah back.
Speaker 5: Happy to be back, guys.
Speaker 4: You know, I was thinking, with the announcement just prior
Speaker 4: to kickoff yesterday that Jimmy is going into the Ring
Speaker 4: of Honor that you might have to be over the
Speaker 4: age of fifty, forty five or fifty to fully understand
Speaker 4: the whole. Jimmy and Jerry, I mean, we're approaching.
Speaker 10: It doesn't matter how old you are. Hard to understand.
Speaker 10: I mean, Jimmy and Jerry's thing.
Speaker 5: So like for me, I'm longer than forty five.
Speaker 4: Yes, yeah, but.
Speaker 5: I'm well aware of it. But give me a little contentt.
Speaker 4: Just to fully that's why I was thanking me exactly,
Speaker 4: you know. And it's thirty years ago this coming spring.
Speaker 4: As a matter of fact, it was March of nineteen
Speaker 4: ninety four when they parted ways after two straight Super
Speaker 4: Bowl wins. So we're approaching the thirty year mark on.
Speaker 7: That, which is amazing.
Speaker 4: So if let's think about it, when did you come
Speaker 4: into sports consciousness? Myself, I was about six or seven
Speaker 4: years old, probably before I really understood things about you know,
Speaker 4: NFL or whatever, and so you would have to be
Speaker 4: born in earlier than nineteen eighty eight to really understand
Speaker 4: what was going on when Jimmy and Jerry parted ways
Speaker 4: in nineteen ninety four, So that would put you at
Speaker 4: what thirty five years old?
Speaker 10: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Right, yeah, So yeah, it's been so I was exaggerate
Speaker 4: a little bit, so you have to be over the
Speaker 4: age of thirty five that fully understood. But really nineteen
Speaker 4: eighty nine is the start date on it as far
Speaker 4: as the Cowboys are concerned. So you'd have to be
Speaker 4: over the age of forty to have a really good
Speaker 4: comprehension of it, right, Vicky.
Speaker 6: Yeah, and I do have a very good consciousness of it.
Speaker 6: So funny thing that happened. I was walking down onto
Speaker 6: the field during warm ups and some guy. The Cowboy
Speaker 6: fans were all over the place. As a matter of fact,
Speaker 6: there was a parking lot that we drove past on
Speaker 6: the bus going to the stadium and it was specifically
Speaker 6: for Cowboy fans. They had tents up. It was just
Speaker 6: amazing how many Cowboy fans were there. So I'm walking
Speaker 6: down probably an hour and a half hour forty five
Speaker 6: before the game, to go down for watch warm ups,
Speaker 6: and some guy stops me, and you know the chat
Speaker 6: and the last thing he asked me, he goes, so,
Speaker 6: when's Jerry gonna put Jimmy into the ring of bottom?
Speaker 6: And I said, don't worry, it's gonna happen. It will
Speaker 6: happen at some point. Well, what did I know about
Speaker 6: as soon as I got the other side of the
Speaker 6: field that Jimmy it was about to happen.
Speaker 7: Because Jimmy was there, he was talking to Jerry.
Speaker 6: Everything was upbeat, and there was a lady in the
Speaker 6: middle there talking with him while I found out she
Speaker 6: was a reproducer for Fox. Okay, and they had this
Speaker 6: whole thing already coordinated for like two weeks, that this
Speaker 6: was what's gonna happen at this game.
Speaker 7: Because when I saw Jimmy, I'm going, well, what's he
Speaker 7: doing here?
Speaker 6: Yeah, they have a pregame show to do.
Speaker 4: I found out during our pregame show live on CBS eleven,
Speaker 4: which starts at ten thirty on Sunday morning, and they
Speaker 4: said during our break, they said that they've got a
Speaker 4: shot at Jimmy and Jerry talking to each other. That's
Speaker 4: what we're gonna show coming out of this next break.
Speaker 4: I'm like, why is Jimmy Fox? Why would Fox do
Speaker 4: their pregame show at Carolina?
Speaker 6: And I had already watched so clueless.
Speaker 4: And so I immediately thought, well, Jimmy must be there
Speaker 4: because Jerry's gonna induct him into the Carolina Panthers Ring
Speaker 4: of Honor.
Speaker 6: Right, So he's smart alec right, And then that was
Speaker 6: my first thought. And then it was like everything was
Speaker 6: so upbeat, and I'm thinking, oh, I know.
Speaker 7: What's getting ready to happen.
Speaker 6: But I didn't know they had it coordinated with at
Speaker 6: the time with Fox to show it live on their
Speaker 6: pregame show.
Speaker 5: Uh.
Speaker 6: And so that's why that lady was talking to him
Speaker 6: on and on and I see Scott Purcell, he's got
Speaker 6: the boom pole and Jimmy and Jerry are talking and
Speaker 6: he's got it up over their heads and I'm.
Speaker 7: Going, well, why is he doing that?
Speaker 6: You know exactly, They already knew, but they.
Speaker 4: Got did a good job of keeping keeping a secret.
Speaker 7: That's right, he did.
Speaker 6: And then when I finally found out, then it was like,
Speaker 6: and you can't tweet it out. That's going live, And
Speaker 6: I think somebody probably did there.
Speaker 4: He can't keep it. I think people started putting to
Speaker 4: it and two together.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 9: So I saw Jimmy and Jerry and the Jones family
Speaker 9: at the Chargers game, so he was there on the
Speaker 9: sidelines during that game, but they were just having a
Speaker 9: normal conversation. So I'm honestly curious how far this has
Speaker 9: been planned.
Speaker 4: I heard I actually heard this morning that Jimmy. I
Speaker 4: heard this from Pat Jones, former Oklahoma State head coach
Speaker 4: and assistant coach with Jimmy with the Dolphins and with
Speaker 4: Jimmy at Oklahoma State when Jimmy was a head coach there.
Speaker 4: He said on his radio show this morning. They had
Speaker 4: an Oklahoma state reunion two weeks ago and Jimmy flew here.
Speaker 4: His wife had friends here who stayed in Dallas that
Speaker 4: weekend while Jimmy went up to Stillwater for the reunion.
Speaker 4: And that's when Jimmy met with Jerry, which was two.
Speaker 6: Weeks ago back and I was told it came too furish.
Speaker 6: And two weeks ago so this thing had been.
Speaker 4: Pat said he had to keep it a secret for
Speaker 4: two weeks.
Speaker 7: Yeah.
Speaker 6: So anyway, so I'm standing there and I don't know
Speaker 6: if Chris found the video that Alex shot, but I'm
Speaker 6: standing there watching this, and Jimmy looks up and sees me,
Speaker 6: and he kind of gives me a little wave, and
Speaker 6: then Jerry had walked away.
Speaker 7: And next thing, I know, if Chris has the video,
Speaker 7: do you have it?
Speaker 2: Chris?
Speaker 10: There?
Speaker 7: It is watched this and for folks listening, and.
Speaker 4: Guess what he guess what we need to explain for
Speaker 4: people who aren't watching.
Speaker 10: Jimmy came over and shook my head.
Speaker 4: He looked like he shouted something yet someone over there,
Speaker 4: and he went over and shook Mickey's hands. Are you
Speaker 4: going next?
Speaker 6: So what he said what he said was he goes,
Speaker 6: it feels like we should be doing the radio show again.
Speaker 7: Because when he.
Speaker 6: Was the beginning of eighty nine ninety ninety one, somewhere
Speaker 6: in there, he was doing his radio show at the
Speaker 6: at the ranch from a closet and me and the
Speaker 6: producer Rich Pumenko would sit there with him during that
Speaker 6: hour radio show that they were hosting back at KLD, right,
Speaker 6: and so every week uh Rich would bring a cooler
Speaker 6: of Heineken. And so when he said that, I said,
Speaker 6: so do I need to go get some Heineken?
Speaker 7: And he goes, it's now Heineken white.
Speaker 10: Yeah.
Speaker 7: But afterwards, so this is hilarious.
Speaker 6: So were they finished the press conference, and the press
Speaker 6: conference went past the kickoff, and so we're walking to
Speaker 6: the elevator to the press box sweep level, and they
Speaker 6: were kind of walking with us, and so they all
Speaker 6: get in the entourage and everybody else gets in the
Speaker 6: elevator and we were going to have to wait. Well,
Speaker 6: somebody in the elevator starts doing this like motioning, come
Speaker 6: on in, come on in, And I didn't know they
Speaker 6: were motioning somebody behind me.
Speaker 7: I thought they were saying.
Speaker 18: For me to come in.
Speaker 6: There was room, so I just walked.
Speaker 18: He Jimmy said to me, Well, the funny thing was,
Speaker 18: so I go in and somebody follows in after me, right,
Speaker 18: and Jimmy looks at me and he goes, you know,
Speaker 18: he goes, when we did that radio show, he goes,
Speaker 18: I thought, you know, when we first got here, I used.
Speaker 6: To do the radio show at the University of Miami
Speaker 6: on location, he goes. But when we got here and
Speaker 6: things were going so bad, I figured I didn't need
Speaker 6: to be out in the public for this. So we
Speaker 6: did it in a closet across across from a hallway
Speaker 6: at at Valley Ranch, and we'd sit there and Jimmy
Speaker 6: would drink his Heinekens during the break and you know,
Speaker 6: and I got to hear the best part was in
Speaker 6: the breaks, right, because now he was telling me stuff
Speaker 6: that he couldn't say on the air. So it was
Speaker 6: pretty smad, and I couldn't believe after all these years,
Speaker 6: that's what he remembered, right, not the time he got
Speaker 6: in the elevator before a preseason game at the hotel
Speaker 6: and I was with my family members and he looks
Speaker 6: at like eight or ten year old daughter and goes, boy,
Speaker 6: you need to tell your dad he needs to be
Speaker 6: nicer to me.
Speaker 10: What'd you do? What'd you do?
Speaker 6: I said, oh, nice, No, because he thought we were
Speaker 6: all criticizing him because they were losing all the time.
Speaker 7: Hey it was one in fifteen.
Speaker 10: Yeah, we were losing all the time.
Speaker 6: So anyway, it was you know what, and the whole
Speaker 6: thing when they did the press conference, and I just
Speaker 6: wrote about it in my column. Part of my column,
Speaker 6: they were up on the podium together, and it sorta
Speaker 6: reminded me short of the Super Bowl Trophy when they
Speaker 6: were on podiums together yucking it up and having a
Speaker 6: good time after winning the Super Bowls, and just to
Speaker 6: see them both up there now in their eighties, it
Speaker 6: just seemed right. And it finally, as Jerry and and
Speaker 6: Jimmy both said, if we weren't so stubborn, this probably
Speaker 6: would have happened a long time ago, or what happened
Speaker 6: would not have happened if we weren't young and stubborn.
Speaker 10: If we weren't young.
Speaker 6: They said both they were, yeah, and both of them,
Speaker 6: they were both part of it. It wasn't just Jerry,
Speaker 6: it was Jimmy because he was looking for or an out,
Speaker 6: because he wanted to go coach somewhere else where there
Speaker 6: was water, and he had already flirted with Jacksonville the Giants,
Speaker 6: and then was looking at Miami too, by the way,
Speaker 6: which he ended up with two years later.
Speaker 4: Right, there was not enough water at Lake Grapevine.
Speaker 12: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Well, here here's the other party, at the spot where
Speaker 6: you win the Super Bowl.
Speaker 7: Here's the other part of it.
Speaker 6: When he was doing that radio show, technically he was
Speaker 6: under contract that whatever he got paid for it had
Speaker 6: to go to the Cowboys.
Speaker 7: But after the.
Speaker 6: Ninety three Super Bowl, Carol d had a sponsor and
Speaker 6: they gave him a boat, and he went on vacation.
Speaker 7: For two weeks in March.
Speaker 6: Or no, January of ninety three, after the Super Bowl,
Speaker 6: so probably February. And he got back to the ranch
Speaker 6: and I ran into him, and I go, where the
Speaker 6: hell you been?
Speaker 7: He goes, I went on vacation.
Speaker 6: I go vacation, just like that, He goes, it's the
Speaker 6: first vacation I've taken since I took the job at
Speaker 6: Oklahoma State. And that was nineteen seventy.
Speaker 7: Eight, if I remember, I think that's right.
Speaker 6: And I said to myself, Oh, no, he's found out
Speaker 6: there's life beyond football. This is not a good sign, right,
Speaker 6: And by God, three months later or two months later,
Speaker 6: the breakup happened well.
Speaker 4: And then after he retired from coaching after the Dolphin stint,
Speaker 4: he figured out there's life beyond football. He really truly
Speaker 4: found out there's life beyond football. Now what I was
Speaker 4: struck by. I did a zoom interview with him about
Speaker 4: when his book came out, maybe last year at this
Speaker 4: time Swagger his book came out, and even just via zoom,
Speaker 4: I was amazed at at how relaxed he is now
Speaker 4: compared to what he was thirty years ago, and just
Speaker 4: now he was selling a book. But how genuine really,
Speaker 4: And I'd heard these stories about him from all the
Speaker 4: TV producers and people who work with him at Fox
Speaker 4: and Stuff. Funnest guy ever, yeah, ever, just as nice
Speaker 4: as could be.
Speaker 6: So two quick stories and then we'll move on. One
Speaker 6: year in training camp in Austin, And it was after
Speaker 6: Tony Wise and Dave Wantstat left for Chicago, so it
Speaker 6: had been after the ninety two Super Bowl and wants
Speaker 6: That got the head coaching job. So we're at training
Speaker 6: camp and all of a sudden, Rich Dell Rymple, the
Speaker 6: Cowboys PR guy, comes around to a couple of us
Speaker 6: and said, hey, Jimmy wants to have a little happy
Speaker 6: hour with you guys. Well, what was happening is his
Speaker 6: guys weren't there and he needed to go and talk, right.
Speaker 6: So we go to this Mexican restaurant in Austin and.
Speaker 7: Having beers and nachos or whatever.
Speaker 6: And the mariachi band is playing and they kept coming
Speaker 6: playing by us, right, and we couldn't hear each other.
Speaker 6: There was no talking. So Jimmy finally gets up and goes.
Speaker 7: Hands the guy.
Speaker 6: It was the head of the mariachi band. Here's one
Speaker 6: hundred dollars if you'll just quit play. I think they
Speaker 6: do that on purpose, right, And he just wanted to
Speaker 6: shoot the bull with people, right, to just talk. And
Speaker 6: he was just talking football, was all off the record
Speaker 6: and just having a really good time.
Speaker 7: But that was him.
Speaker 6: He would he would he if you could get him
Speaker 6: away from football. And then I remember Daryl Johnson. Johnston
Speaker 6: told me this. They were in that nineteen three season.
Speaker 6: They were seven and four and they had lost the
Speaker 6: first two games of the season and they had lost
Speaker 6: the two games Sunday Thursday and seven and four, and
Speaker 6: he basically went and told the team, if we're going
Speaker 6: to win the NFC East, if we're gonna get home
Speaker 6: field advantage for the playoffs, we got to win the
Speaker 6: final five games. And he, Darryl told me he just
Speaker 6: grinded and grinded and grinded during those five games to win,
Speaker 6: and they eventually did. But it was overtime Eddie Murray
Speaker 6: field goal. And what everybody forgets, it was the second
Speaker 6: possession of overtime because they stopped him on The Giants
Speaker 6: had the ball first, and they win the game on
Speaker 6: an overtime field goal.
Speaker 7: They go to twelve and twelve.
Speaker 6: And four and get home field advantage, and you know,
Speaker 6: the rest is history. Darryl said, I don't think he
Speaker 6: could have coached us any harder the next year, that
Speaker 6: he had used every trick in the trade to get
Speaker 6: him to win five straight and he didn't have to
Speaker 6: coach him the next year. But yeah, he could be intense,
Speaker 6: but he also could be a heck of a lot
Speaker 6: of fun.
Speaker 4: I just think it's funny this whole time, ever since
Speaker 4: sitting here listening to all.
Speaker 8: This stuff, Hey, I'm just trying to be a good guy. Yeah,
Speaker 8: I just nod in my head.
Speaker 10: Yeah, yeah, good guy.
Speaker 4: Yeah, he said the texting sitting there texted this whole time,
Speaker 4: texting my friends.
Speaker 7: Jimmy and the.
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Speaker 9: excited to watch the one and only Dolly Parton rock
Speaker 9: the stage.
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Speaker 4: Did you happen to see Dolli in Knoxville on Saturday?
Speaker 4: I did singing her version of Rocky Top.
Speaker 7: And she couldn't hear her ifp was at work. And
Speaker 7: then it was too loud and she's singing it and
Speaker 7: she's going, I hope this is good guy.
Speaker 6: And then they interviewed They interviewed her in the tunnel
Speaker 6: afterwards while the game.
Speaker 10: Was going on.
Speaker 7: She looked, good man, Oh yes, it sounded good, right.
Speaker 6: So DA's I got to find out where he got
Speaker 6: the T shirt. He wore a T shirt to the
Speaker 6: on the charter and then after the game, and it
Speaker 6: was a big Dolly.
Speaker 7: It said, kind of a kind of a picture drawing.
Speaker 5: So she has her own collection. I think of merch.
Speaker 9: I believe that they're putting it somewhere here this week.
Speaker 9: I'm not sure if it's at the Star or the
Speaker 9: stadium for those merch sales, but I know I think
Speaker 9: our pro shop is doing a line.
Speaker 7: Well, you need to get on that.
Speaker 5: I'll see what we can do.
Speaker 7: See what you can do.
Speaker 6: Tell them we'll get four dollies here for yeah, Tuesday
Speaker 6: and Wednesday. There we go.
Speaker 7: Absolutely.
Speaker 2: Dak was wearing the line, by the way this press conference.
Speaker 5: Hey, what it was the Dolly line.
Speaker 2: Dak Prescott was wearing the Dolly parting line at the
Speaker 2: Prescott That's what it was.
Speaker 6: Okay, Well I just said it was a T shirt.
Speaker 6: Know where he got it.
Speaker 4: Dolly will turn seventy eight in January.
Speaker 10: Wow.
Speaker 4: Peyton Manning escorted or out in Knoxville. So who's going
Speaker 4: to do the escort this on Thursday? Jerry, of course
Speaker 4: I do.
Speaker 7: I mean, I can't remember what year it was, if
Speaker 7: you were still there or not. He escorted Elizabeth Taylor
Speaker 7: tried for the coin toss.
Speaker 4: I believe it was something like that.
Speaker 9: Well, the Cowboys were ten and a half point favorites
Speaker 9: going into Thursday already, already.
Speaker 6: I wonder if well Washington will get up for it
Speaker 6: just because it's the Cowboys, right.
Speaker 10: I don't trust them at all. I don't trust the commanders.
Speaker 4: It was actually play well, yeah, to play badly.
Speaker 6: Oh, to play bad, yeah, to play badly.
Speaker 10: But I don't trust him to do that.
Speaker 8: No, you're right, Yeah, these rivalry games, I just don't even.
Speaker 6: Though none of those people playing on the team know
Speaker 6: anything about the rival.
Speaker 4: All right, to get a little story on the Elizabeth Taylor,
Speaker 4: it was nineteen eighty nine. It was it was nineteen
Speaker 4: eighty nine, and it was Washington and it was Joe Gibbs.
Speaker 4: Joe Gibbs spewed, first time have ever gotten mad at
Speaker 4: the coin flip because Jerry had Elizabeth Taylor there for
Speaker 4: the She was making an appearance to promote her perfume
Speaker 4: in Dallas when Jerry got the idea of having her
Speaker 4: do the coin toss before the Washington Dallas game, which
Speaker 4: was won by Washington thirty to seven. Cowboys won at
Speaker 4: Washington that year, their only win of that nineteen eighty.
Speaker 10: Nine sients, so my only interception that year.
Speaker 4: Jones escorted her onto the field like a prom queen
Speaker 4: and her bow. The referee was unnerved. She seems somewhat
Speaker 4: unfamiliar with the workings of the coin flip, and frankly,
Speaker 4: Dexter Manley wanted nothing to do with her or Jones.
Speaker 8: What is the problem. I don't understand what the lady
Speaker 8: came out to flip. To give us some respect, man,
Speaker 8: it's a damn game. You know we're gonna lose. Well one,
Speaker 8: if you know one in fifteen year, you could see
Speaker 8: what was going on. They're coming out that wagon, that
Speaker 8: stuff around break.
Speaker 7: Did they screw up the coin flip?
Speaker 4: Well, here's what the story. And then this is a
Speaker 4: story of the Washington Post from twenty eleven. Dexter manually
Speaker 4: wanted nothing to do with Elizabeth Taylor or Jones. To
Speaker 4: hell with Elizabeth Taylor. That new owner, Jim Jones, what's
Speaker 4: his name? He was gonna let her call the coin
Speaker 4: toss like we were some kind of idiots that tried
Speaker 4: to make this out to be some big Hollywood thing.
Speaker 4: This is Dallas, Texas country.
Speaker 8: Folks, Jim Zim Jones, this is coin toss.
Speaker 10: You know, didn't it didn't hold anything up.
Speaker 4: Evidently, referee Pat Haggarty considered her more important than the
Speaker 4: Cowboys players. Here are his opening words. Captains from Dallas
Speaker 4: meet the captains from Washington. Captains from Washington meet Liz
Speaker 4: Taylor and Jerry Jhons. Haggarty then flipped the coin. Liz,
Speaker 4: who was supposed to flip it, instead called it heads.
Speaker 4: She said, and it heads up. But one of the
Speaker 4: Redskins process is that the visiting team is supposed to
Speaker 4: make the call. It's our ball man, said Tidy End
Speaker 4: Terry Orr. That's what said Haggarty to Liz. You've got
Speaker 4: me all shook up. He flipped it again. Washington called
Speaker 4: heads and won. Liz and Jones they went to his
Speaker 4: luxury box to watch Washington win thirty to seven, and.
Speaker 6: He called him Jim Jones. Wasn't that the kool aid guy?
Speaker 10: Yeah that's true. I wasn't going to say that. Yeah.
Speaker 7: Yeah, Well that's more history that no.
Speaker 10: One knows him home.
Speaker 4: Okay, we continue our trip down memory. Well, we got
Speaker 4: a minute left. You got another mix shot. What are
Speaker 4: you writing down?
Speaker 6: I'm writing down the title for our for Oh, it
Speaker 6: just came into my head.
Speaker 10: I don't want to.
Speaker 4: Eversince hasn't had a chance to say much in this show. Everson,
Speaker 4: would you like to give a mix? Shunt?
Speaker 6: Hey, you should be happy you want to?
Speaker 8: No, no, no, really. When I came in last night,
Speaker 8: my wife was was around. She's like, hey, Jimmy made
Speaker 8: it like, man, it's about time. That's about That's basically
Speaker 8: all you could say, right, And you know you would
Speaker 8: think that, you know, Jerry would take that all you know,
Speaker 8: all the way you know, and take that that that
Speaker 8: you know, negativity, you know, all the way to the end.
Speaker 8: I'm glad he didn't because you just don't want to,
Speaker 8: you know, you don't want to. Well what he let
Speaker 8: something like that just fester? It's already faster, too long.
Speaker 6: And infester is a good word because part of him
Speaker 6: knew that if he didn't do it, or he hadn't
Speaker 6: done it, it kept the conversation going right, And then
Speaker 6: I think it realized when DeMarcus Ware went in. That's
Speaker 6: when I thought that now the question was, well what
Speaker 6: about Jimmy.
Speaker 7: So anybody else.
Speaker 6: Goes in, it almost diminished their day because now what
Speaker 6: about Jimmy?
Speaker 8: It always well, I mean, every year it's been what
Speaker 8: about Jimmy? But yeah, you know, I think when you, yeah,
Speaker 8: holding things so personal against someone to where it all
Speaker 8: it eats away at you. You know, that's when you
Speaker 8: have to start looking at this a whole other way.
Speaker 8: I've always said, there's a lot of people out there
Speaker 8: on light, but they still deserve better. And I said
Speaker 8: last night to my wife, Jimmy deserves better. You know,
Speaker 8: I could care less what I think about him. It's
Speaker 8: about you know, obviously, it's about more than just our relationship.
Speaker 9: And he'll get his moment on December thirtieth, correct the.
Speaker 10: Play, Yeah, came in with that one.
Speaker 7: And the reason for picking that game.
Speaker 4: Saturday night game on ESPN, and who broadcasts on ESPN,
Speaker 4: Now that would be one Troy Oh boy. That was
Speaker 4: also part of the plan and part of the plan
Speaker 4: on out for instance, Thursday's games on CBS okay, and
Speaker 4: then the following Thursday is on Prime game and then
Speaker 4: the Eagles game NBC. This was like the last Fox
Speaker 4: game that had Fox Cowboy game at least for a while,
Speaker 4: and so that was why they picked the Carolina.
Speaker 7: Right so Troy could be there.
Speaker 4: And I think, oh, you meant picked to make the
Speaker 4: naw they wanted They wanted it to be a part
Speaker 4: of the Fox pre game show.
Speaker 10: Right, imagine doing it apt Buffalo.
Speaker 2: The Buffalo people were like, no, you can't do a
Speaker 2: press conference about.
Speaker 10: Going to your ring vans. At that time of year,
Speaker 10: nobody wants to be in Buffalo.
Speaker 6: I will withhold the story, but there was some Carolina
Speaker 6: people that weren't happy with us after the game either.
Speaker 7: But I'll tell you that.
Speaker 2: Can you hear another funny story about that? What is
Speaker 2: uh but the starting quarterback for Buffalo the year that uh?
Speaker 2: Jerry right, Frank Wright, who's on the other sideline right?
Speaker 7: Well, guess who else?
Speaker 3: Was it?
Speaker 7: The press box? Bill Pollian?
Speaker 4: Oh that's right, Yeah, yeah, he lives in Carolina, right, I.
Speaker 7: Saw him after the game.
Speaker 6: Yeah, because he was the GM there when they beat
Speaker 6: the Cowboys. That eliminade him from the playoffs the ninety
Speaker 6: sixth season. So not only did he have to suffer
Speaker 6: through the ninety two Super Bowl, which would have been
Speaker 6: the third Super Bowl in a row Buffalo lost under
Speaker 6: his jurisdiction.
Speaker 10: But yeah, so.
Speaker 7: When I saw that, I said, there's no way he's
Speaker 7: here for this. They have to go through this again.
Speaker 4: Yes, way, all right, that does it for a Monday
Speaker 4: edition of Mick Shane's in Savannah. You learned a lot
Speaker 4: about Jimmy and Jerry in the last forty five minutes,
Speaker 4: didn't you.
Speaker 5: I did.
Speaker 9: I'm actually looking forward to December thirtieth and Jimmy's speech.
Speaker 5: On that day.
Speaker 7: Yep, that'll be a good one.
Speaker 6: And we expect you for what your real job is. Okay,
Speaker 6: this is your real job too. Get us Dolly's autograph
Speaker 6: or something.
Speaker 5: We'll see what we can do.
Speaker 10: All right.
Speaker 4: No, let's get Dolly as a guest here.
Speaker 7: That's right.
Speaker 4: Let's bring around and then we can get Jimmy as
Speaker 4: a guest on the show when he's in town and.
Speaker 10: Mexico.
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