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Speaker 2: MA can pay a couple things Friday New Remote just
Speaker 2: scheduled in Summerset at a hotel. Am I correct, Yes,
Speaker 2: what's the hotel? Home Sweet, Home Too Sweets, Too Sweet,
Speaker 2: don't forget the two Home number two Sweets. Here we go,
Speaker 2: so Summerset, shout out here we come. I think we've
Speaker 2: done more shows in Summerset than anywhere but Lexington.
Speaker 4: Last last couple of years, we've definitely doubled but Home.
Speaker 2: But I can't remember a time we've had a crowd
Speaker 2: show at a hotel in a long time. Home Too Sweets,
Speaker 2: Too Sweet Sweet, It's gonna be It's gonna be too
Speaker 2: sweet in Summerset on Friday.
Speaker 3: So this is a remote.
Speaker 2: This was originally Friday was supposed to be UK Football
Speaker 2: Media Day. It got moved to Monday, so we decided
Speaker 2: to do a remote on Friday in Summerset.
Speaker 5: You're right about going to Somerset the most. I feel
Speaker 5: like that's our most frequent Heck, we just announced the
Speaker 5: Somerset Golf Scramble.
Speaker 2: Yes, Summerset Golf scram Our. Second home. Yeah, Somerset, there
Speaker 2: we go. How Rogers, We've been there longer than him.
Speaker 2: I saw he's eighty nine years old, by the way,
Speaker 2: eighty nine and running for re election. Boy, I'm not done.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I did forty five years in office.
Speaker 4: He's probably enough, got a parkway named after him.
Speaker 2: He named himself. I mean I could name myself a
Speaker 2: park where I couldn't, but like you could. So there
Speaker 2: you go for hal Rogers. Secondly, I you know, we
Speaker 2: keep having this problem Drew where I say something that
Speaker 2: I like and then long line today at the Winchester
Speaker 2: Road McDonald's, oh ol Corn spots. I think maybe the
Speaker 2: secret got out. Oh man, am I just gonna have
Speaker 2: to stop? And I ain'ted up punking at somebody. Oh no,
Speaker 2: I freak with that location. Yeah, so you don't. You
Speaker 2: got a hard time because you want to tell people
Speaker 2: about good things. But then now all of a sudden,
Speaker 2: then the woman said at the window, she goes, We've
Speaker 2: been so busy today, and I'm like, yesr effect, we
Speaker 2: let our secrets out.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Back in the day, you mentioned going to hotel bathrooms
Speaker 5: on road trips. Now, anytime I stopped, there's like ten people.
Speaker 2: That to me was the best travel hack. I agree
Speaker 2: with you. Now you go to a holiday in bathroom
Speaker 2: and it's lined up, But that was a great travel hack.
Speaker 6: I was.
Speaker 2: I'm not the only one over the years that has
Speaker 2: noticed that. But that was that was awesome. You know
Speaker 2: there was Did you ever see what was the name
Speaker 2: of the guy the cook boordain a da He had
Speaker 2: a thing where he would go to foreign countries and
Speaker 2: he would find like some hole in the wall spot
Speaker 2: put it on a show, and then he would ruin.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, because then everybody would everybody would show up.
Speaker 3: There's a movie coming out about him.
Speaker 2: A big fan.
Speaker 3: His books too, So any you have you when's last
Speaker 3: book you read?
Speaker 2: By the way, Hey, hey, uh what hey, Kentucky, that
Speaker 2: was a show you were on? That show Hits please Okay?
Speaker 2: That came out in twenty twenty.
Speaker 4: And cut to the chase. Okay, those are the last
Speaker 4: two books ever read.
Speaker 2: You only will read books by people you.
Speaker 4: Know, Yeah, okay, yeah. What was the one that Aaron
Speaker 4: Torres wrote?
Speaker 2: You bring that one up all the time. That was
Speaker 2: twenty one and Fun Fun twenty thirteen. Ramone on the
Speaker 2: cover of all the people from that team he had
Speaker 2: Harris and Ramone Harris. I'm in the middle of my
Speaker 2: first John Grisham book seeing all the hypes about well
Speaker 2: those are old too, I mean, what are a pretty
Speaker 2: newer one. Oh so you didn't do like the firm seeing.
Speaker 5: The movies of the firm, But yeah, I had to
Speaker 5: see what all this hype about is. This is John Grisham,
Speaker 5: guy's you should.
Speaker 2: Try a new guy that just came out recently, Bill Shakespeare, Homer,
Speaker 2: all kinds of his. It's called a five nine twenty
Speaker 2: two eighty seven. We are gonna do something rare, which
Speaker 2: is I'm actually going to start about basketball, which is
Speaker 2: not what we do in the summer. But I am
Speaker 2: because the uk SEC schedule came out yesterday and we
Speaker 2: already knew who they were gonna play.
Speaker 3: Now we just know the order.
Speaker 2: And it is clear to me in recent years that
Speaker 2: the SEC has made a move to where they are
Speaker 2: for Kentucky, and I don't really know if they're doing
Speaker 2: this for the other teams. I kind of think it's
Speaker 2: for Kentucky. They are backloading these schedules to where Kentucky
Speaker 2: plays all the bad teams early and then plays most
Speaker 2: of the good teams late. Probably because I'm sure this
Speaker 2: is happening all across the sport. They're essentially saying people
Speaker 2: are not gonna be paying attention to college basketball until
Speaker 2: the NFL ends really until February, so we're putting all our.
Speaker 3: Good games in February.
Speaker 2: That kind of leads into March. And also it's not
Speaker 2: even I think it's just that's when the nation's attention
Speaker 2: shifts to college basketball. So it puts pressure, I think,
Speaker 2: on Kentucky to get off to good starts in the SEC.
Speaker 2: So like last year when we started poorly, we didn't
Speaker 2: think we'd make the tournament necessarily, and then we went
Speaker 2: on a little bit of a run. But all you
Speaker 2: gotta do is look at the schedule this year. This
Speaker 2: is who we open up with at Oklahoma, Old Miss
Speaker 2: at Missouri, LSU Vandy at home at Mississippi State. You
Speaker 2: could really start out hot. You could make an argument
Speaker 2: those are five of the six worst teams in the SEC, yep,
Speaker 2: in our first six games. I mean, you could make
Speaker 2: a strong argument that if you're sitting there looking at
Speaker 2: our schedule, you would say, with the exception of South Carolina,
Speaker 2: who are the worst teams in the league, and we
Speaker 2: start with all of them yep. So you could have
Speaker 2: a chance to go six and oh five and one
Speaker 2: to start the SEC.
Speaker 3: Do you like that?
Speaker 5: I do, But you gotta capitalize you do, Like, I
Speaker 5: don't want to put too much on them, but you
Speaker 5: kind of need to start six and oh maybe you
Speaker 5: slip up one. But if you drop too many in
Speaker 5: that game, you head into the back end, which we'll
Speaker 5: get to. I mean, that's those are your most winnable
Speaker 5: games right out of the gate.
Speaker 3: Yeah, you've got to come out hot.
Speaker 4: It's not crazy. You could go undefeated in January.
Speaker 3: You could.
Speaker 2: If you want to contend, you might need to. I
Speaker 2: think if you want to win the league, you do
Speaker 2: probably need to do that.
Speaker 4: Wait set up if if Tennessee and Vanderbilt, or maybe
Speaker 4: your two toughest games they're both at RUP.
Speaker 2: But just think about it like this. Here are your
Speaker 2: five Saturdays in February March. These are the weekend games
Speaker 2: in February and March. Alabama at home at Tennessee, Arkansas
Speaker 2: at home, Auburn at home at Florida. There's your Saturday
Speaker 2: games that's tough in February March. They basically and that
Speaker 2: is essentially you could get those phone calls Rick. That
Speaker 2: is essentially UK being a prime Saturday every week on ESPN,
Speaker 2: And that's the way it's going to be set up.
Speaker 5: Last year, I guess you needed the mall. Sorry the
Speaker 5: week before that at Texas. Yeah, last year they needed
Speaker 5: Mamalachai you know, famous play to not be one and
Speaker 5: three to start conference play. If you start anything like that,
Speaker 5: you're in big trouble. But just like last year, we
Speaker 5: played all the bad teams. So I think this is
Speaker 5: my point is this is clearly a pattern.
Speaker 2: It's not an accident. This is what we're gonna be
Speaker 2: dealing with probably going forward, which is you just have
Speaker 2: to assume. So you get January to get your engine ribbed,
Speaker 2: but then you better ryan have it riffed.
Speaker 4: If you were a pope, you'd almost want it this
Speaker 4: way right, kind of find your footing early, you kind
Speaker 4: of get play your best basketball at the end of
Speaker 4: the season going into March.
Speaker 5: There's a lot of pressure to do it right away.
Speaker 5: I might rather just be kind of more balanced instead
Speaker 5: of one or the other. But it's done the alternative
Speaker 5: of playing the hard games first.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm kind of with you because you don't. I mean,
Speaker 2: you have a shot to go into the NCAA tournament.
Speaker 2: You might even be playing well and losing three to
Speaker 2: five just because of the way your schedule is Luckily
Speaker 2: they don't do that thing anymore in the tournament where.
Speaker 3: It's like the last ten games.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no reason, right, they claim, they claim that that
Speaker 2: doesn't have anything to do with it. But then just
Speaker 2: kind of big picture on the schedule, you're gonna have
Speaker 2: this long period of time, So like, let's just look
Speaker 2: at the Rupperina schedule. So, win are the good games
Speaker 2: in Rupperena? All right, do we have any home games
Speaker 2: Louisville in December?
Speaker 7: Wait?
Speaker 2: When do we play Louisville the twelfth? December twelfth? So
Speaker 2: one good home game in December. Here are your home
Speaker 2: games in January Old Miss, LSU, Vanderbilt, Tennessee. So you're
Speaker 2: gonna have essentially there's not gonna be there. You're gonna
Speaker 2: play Louisville in Tennessee. But besides that, you don't really
Speaker 2: start having good home games until February, and then they're
Speaker 2: just murderers row there for a little bit and then
Speaker 2: you get Alabama, Arkansas, Auburn, Texas, A and M. But
Speaker 2: it's interesting, if you're a home season ticket holder Tennessee,
Speaker 2: you played January twenty third, you will go from the
Speaker 2: start of November till January twenty third with really one
Speaker 2: good game, the Louisville game, and that's it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, this is Ryan always beats this drum, But this
Speaker 5: year I think he's spot on about the home scheduling
Speaker 5: fans not getting many good games. There's Marquee games in
Speaker 5: the non conference, but only the one at home. Otherwise
Speaker 5: it's Bryant and James Madison and Manhattan.
Speaker 2: Now you get a good great you get a great
Speaker 2: run if you're a home season ticket holder the last
Speaker 2: four weeks of the season, right, you got hopecent? Do wonder?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I do wonder, Like how if you're UK, do you
Speaker 2: make sure in November, December and January you have good
Speaker 2: home courts? Remember last year we lost to Missouri at
Speaker 2: home in part because the gym was sleepy. You know,
Speaker 2: when you play Old miss and LSU and Vandy in January,
Speaker 2: you got to make sure there's a crowd. And I
Speaker 2: just think it's be hard to get momentum in Rupperena
Speaker 2: because we're not playing anybody until January twenty third.
Speaker 4: Preaching to the choir here, That's why I like they
Speaker 4: need to have more of those games in December. Just
Speaker 4: schedule a couple of those Saturday Prime primetime games at Rupperina.
Speaker 2: Now John cal Perry says, by the way, I don't
Speaker 2: believe him, but he does say we tried to call
Speaker 2: three hundred teams to get them to come and play
Speaker 2: a home game at Arkansas and nobody would. Now, I'll
Speaker 2: remind you this is the same coach who said home
Speaker 2: games were worthless when he was here. But I do
Speaker 2: wonder if in today's in isole era it is hard
Speaker 2: to get teams to come into your gym.
Speaker 5: There's been other schools say, not just Cal They've said
Speaker 5: they've had trouble scheduling games like that.
Speaker 2: It is, I think, very hard because when you play,
Speaker 2: let's just say Kentucky wanted to play Yukon. Okay, Kentucky
Speaker 2: and Yukon can agree to play two different ways. You
Speaker 2: could either have two games on neutral courts, sell twenty
Speaker 2: thousand seats, split the revenue in half, and they get
Speaker 2: to sell it to a TV network. Or you get
Speaker 2: to play one game at home where you keep the revenue,
Speaker 2: and Yukon gets to play one game at home where
Speaker 2: they keep the revenue. The reality is there's more money
Speaker 2: in playing twice on a neutral court, and I think
Speaker 2: for both Kentucky and Yukon. If they were gonna start
Speaker 2: a series, it just makes more sense for them to
Speaker 2: go play on two neutral courts. And I just think, Ryan,
Speaker 2: that's what we're gonna see going forward.
Speaker 4: So how do they fix it?
Speaker 6: Then?
Speaker 2: How don't think you can fix it? I think the
Speaker 2: incentive structure is on these schools to go play neutral
Speaker 2: court games. It's not just even about the tournament. There's
Speaker 2: such a push to get money that I'm not sure
Speaker 2: they can do anything but this. And I think really
Speaker 2: the only answer if you want better home games is
Speaker 2: you're just gonna have to play more SEC games.
Speaker 3: How many SEC games do we play?
Speaker 2: We play eighteen, You probably gonna have to play twenty
Speaker 2: or twenty two and then you'll get better, or otherwise
Speaker 2: you're just gonna be playing coppin State.
Speaker 5: And as we saw with Duke, when you get out
Speaker 5: of your own gym, you're not tied to your rights
Speaker 5: and you can go sell to Amazon and get whatever
Speaker 5: that want.
Speaker 2: Right, So Duke's a perfect example. Duke could have played
Speaker 2: Michigan and now that game got postponed. Now they're playing
Speaker 2: Texas Tech. But let's just say you're playing Duke in
Speaker 2: Texas Tech. They could go play in Cameron and go
Speaker 2: play at Texas Tech and only get so much money,
Speaker 2: or they could and they have to put the game
Speaker 2: on ESPN. Or they can go play on a neutral
Speaker 2: court and go sign with Amazon and get five million dollars.
Speaker 2: They're gonna go sign with Amazon. I mean, that's just
Speaker 2: gonna be what they're gonna do.
Speaker 4: So if they expand the SEC and start playing those
Speaker 4: games in December, then.
Speaker 3: I think you'd have to Yeah.
Speaker 2: So anyway, I think if you're just looking at how
Speaker 2: the schedule sets up to win, it gives a Kentucky
Speaker 2: a runway to get good.
Speaker 5: You can find yourself on the top ten if you
Speaker 5: could down there, you really could, like cause our non
Speaker 5: conference schedule, we've talked about this.
Speaker 2: It's good, but it's not as good as it usually is.
Speaker 2: I mean, the names are good, but the teams aren't
Speaker 2: as good. Louli's the only top ten team we're playing
Speaker 2: this year in the non com.
Speaker 5: Kansas and North Carolina aren't where they traditionally, they're.
Speaker 2: Not where they usually are, and Indiana is not usually
Speaker 2: where they where they've been years ago. So you actually
Speaker 2: have a non conference schedule where the names look good,
Speaker 2: but Ryan, the teams are not as good as they
Speaker 2: usually are, Like.
Speaker 4: You mentioned Kansas, North Carolina, Kansas, we had the recruiting
Speaker 4: battle with with Stokes Kenny, but they may not be good.
Speaker 4: And then North Carolina did what a lot of fans
Speaker 4: here wanted to do. Get rid of there.
Speaker 2: And then Virginia Virginia who's good but not but not great. No,
Speaker 2: so that place will be on fun Kentucky has a
Speaker 2: chance to have a really good record starting February, which
Speaker 2: is awesome, but they better be careful because if their
Speaker 2: record's not good, it's like the Reds this year. The
Speaker 2: back end is brutal. You don't want to limp into
Speaker 2: that back you know you don't. Uh eight five nine
Speaker 2: twenty two eighty seven. The text machine is seven seven
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Speaker 2: take a break. Take your calls. Khalil Whitney comes in
Speaker 2: at eleven thirty. I'm excited about that. I think he's
Speaker 2: ever been on here? Has he he was on last
Speaker 2: summer when you were gone, Well, he hasn't been on
Speaker 2: here with me, so I'm excited to talk to him.
Speaker 2: We'll be right back to Cassel Welker Back Teckie Sports Radio. Uh,
Speaker 2: you did read a book. People remind me I had
Speaker 2: you read the plot The Plumber that it was really good.
Speaker 4: You really enjoyed, really enjoyed it. I couldn't quit reading it.
Speaker 3: And now there's a that the sequels out and it's
Speaker 3: called the Sequel.
Speaker 4: That's why I asked you said, what's it called the sequel?
Speaker 4: The sequel?
Speaker 2: I'm going to recommend another book to you. You think you
Speaker 2: could read a book in the month of August if
Speaker 2: I gave you the whole month. Yeah, okay, I'm going
Speaker 2: to bring you a book tomorrow. I don't know what.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna have to think about it because you know,
Speaker 2: it has to be designed for your brain.
Speaker 4: Right, You did a good job on the plot, because
Speaker 4: that was the plot was good. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Yes, I've recommended that to a lot of people.
Speaker 4: I've I read Breaking Cardinal Rules.
Speaker 2: That's good when I have that on my desk, Htina, Huh.
Speaker 3: But yeah, she signed it for you, didn't she?
Speaker 2: I don't know, did she? I think I think I
Speaker 2: got her to sign it for you. Yeah, so you
Speaker 2: know big time. Yeah, I have a couple of autographs,
Speaker 2: you said.
Speaker 3: Richie Farmer is a big John Grisham fan.
Speaker 5: Richie Chim's in a lot lower listener, and he's letting
Speaker 5: me know other Grisham readings I should get into.
Speaker 2: Before I go to the phones. That's one thing I
Speaker 2: forgot to tell you all. So last week, you know,
Speaker 2: I was, I was at ESPN. I had to drive
Speaker 2: back to New York City. Okay, that's like a two
Speaker 2: hour drive, but if the traffic's bad, it can be
Speaker 2: three three and a half hours, like, it can be
Speaker 2: really bad. So I was thinking to myself, Okay, I
Speaker 2: don't want to drive into the city during rush hour,
Speaker 2: so I'm going to stop and eat somewhere outside of
Speaker 2: the city. Now, you and I, Drew, we watch Your
Speaker 2: Friends and Neighbors, right, of course, John haml It's set
Speaker 2: in Westchester County, and I was like, you know what,
Speaker 2: I want to go see where John Hamm and James
Speaker 2: Marsen are breaking into these houses? Right, and it's supposed
Speaker 2: to be like one of the richest places in America.
Speaker 2: But I didn't want to eat at a Foo food plays,
Speaker 2: so I look up Peruvian restaurant. Okay, So my point
Speaker 2: is I'm in a Peruvian restaurant in White Plains, New York.
Speaker 3: Walk in.
Speaker 2: There's only one other person there. I look, he's looking
Speaker 2: at his phone and I can see over his shoulder
Speaker 2: he's on Trilly Donovan's Twitter. Oh wow, follows ball. So
Speaker 2: I'm like, this is a ball follower. This guy likes
Speaker 2: college basketball. But it's a little weird that I saw
Speaker 2: who he was looking at on Twitter. Then I come
Speaker 2: around to the front. He's wearing a Saint John's Basketball
Speaker 2: T shirt. So I'm like, all right, I gotta talk
Speaker 2: to you. I'm like, I don't mean to be interrupt,
Speaker 2: but I could see you were looking at Trilly Donovan's
Speaker 2: Twitter account, and he was like, yeah, you're a college
Speaker 2: basketball fan.
Speaker 3: I said yeah, I go what do you do?
Speaker 2: And he goes, I'm the director of analytics at Saint
Speaker 2: John's Basketball. Wow, no kidding, he's the director of analytics.
Speaker 2: Then we look, he follows all of us. He knows
Speaker 2: who we are. We talked about Rick et cetera. I
Speaker 2: set with him for like an hour in this proving
Speaker 2: restaurant and just talked college basketball analytics. Fascinating, Like he
Speaker 2: told me the stuff he has come up with, like
Speaker 2: the analytics he's come up with and we started talking
Speaker 2: and then Kentucky came up. Okay and I said, wow, okay,
Speaker 2: he goes, I gotta ask you a question.
Speaker 3: He looks at me.
Speaker 2: He said, you know, we played you last year, and
Speaker 2: he said, so I had to study your team because
Speaker 2: we were we were playing you. Hopefully he wouldn't mind
Speaker 2: me saying this. Actually, it's just it's just Drew. I'm
Speaker 2: telling story. As you get into it, it's very specific.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean like it's but.
Speaker 2: Then another person walking into the there was somebody completely
Speaker 2: different conversation. But he said to me, he goes, when
Speaker 2: I studied your team, he was like, we came into
Speaker 2: it hearing what it was such an analytical team and
Speaker 2: he was like, but it really wasn't and I went, well, yeah.
Speaker 2: He said that was a really oddly put together team.
Speaker 2: And he said, you know, what do you think Mark
Speaker 2: Pope was thinking? And I said, I don't know, but
Speaker 2: it was interesting because it confirmed and he said, of
Speaker 2: course you all played. The one good game you played
Speaker 2: that year was second half. But it was interesting to
Speaker 2: hear him say that. And I asked him what he
Speaker 2: thought of this year's team, and he said he hadn't
Speaker 2: looked at it yet, so he doesn't know did you
Speaker 2: get in any Rick stories or anything. We talked a
Speaker 2: little Rick. He really liked. He love what a random.
Speaker 2: So we sat in the Peruvian restaurant in White Plains,
Speaker 2: New York, talking ball. Me and the Saint John's director
Speaker 2: of analytics. We talked a lot about Kenny Klin because
Speaker 2: he had just been He had just gone to the
Speaker 2: funeral in Louisville, so we talked a lot about him.
Speaker 4: But anyway, had be interested to hear somebody from the
Speaker 4: other side talk about the analytics of art.
Speaker 2: The team dorky side of me was listening to him
Speaker 2: talk about like the stats he's He said, he has
Speaker 2: stats he's created the only Saint John's uses and he said,
Speaker 2: we license them to a couple of other teams, and
Speaker 2: it was interesting he gave He told he sort of
Speaker 2: explained one of them. Because you want to move to
Speaker 2: license and work for us.
Speaker 3: Well, you know, he wouldn't be The worst thing was.
Speaker 2: He also doing your Friends and Neighbors Tour.
Speaker 7: No, he.
Speaker 3: Lives there.
Speaker 2: He was a former like Hedge fun guy that retired
Speaker 2: and just decided rather than just live a life of luxury,
Speaker 2: he would go work at Saint John's because he met
Speaker 2: Rictino at a golf course, told him what he did,
Speaker 2: and Rick just hired him.
Speaker 4: Analytics guy.
Speaker 3: Just kind of an interesting story, Jacob, Go ahead, Jacob.
Speaker 7: Hi, good morning for another morning random. But I just
Speaker 7: want to call to comment on yesterday's discussion of the
Speaker 7: most reliable McDonald Machines ACA.
Speaker 3: So by the way we put we put that clip up.
Speaker 2: It went mega viral on on TikTok, and there are
Speaker 2: people in Ashland who claim it's not as reliable as
Speaker 2: they as they say, what do you say being in Ashland.
Speaker 7: I don't live in Nashville. I grew up there, my
Speaker 7: parents still live there. I would say I've actually never
Speaker 7: had an issue with the McDonald's ice cream machines, but
Speaker 7: I do have one three theory for why they may
Speaker 7: be better than in other parts of the country. Nearly
Speaker 7: all the McDonald's in the area are owned by the
Speaker 7: scene individual who started like started out the started about
Speaker 7: fifty years ago with one location and now owns like
Speaker 7: sixteen different places, sixteen to Bert McDonald's locations. But he's
Speaker 7: still he retorted about parents, like they've runed it. They
Speaker 7: go there for breakfast, so he's still okay, I'm telling
Speaker 7: you no.
Speaker 3: He still takes it seriously in cares.
Speaker 7: He does, like he stops by, like like rangle me,
Speaker 7: stop by to make sure that everythink's clean, and he'll
Speaker 7: like check with the customers who are in the store,
Speaker 7: like if they're having any good experience, these are any issues.
Speaker 7: I would also argue that as a part of this,
Speaker 7: the Action Man area probably has the cleanest McDonald's in
Speaker 7: the country.
Speaker 3: Then all right, well I appreciate the call. So there
Speaker 3: you go.
Speaker 2: If people who care about their their workplace end up
Speaker 2: having working ice ice cream machines.
Speaker 5: I like there's a few fast food places that will
Speaker 5: still have like like an older gentleman leaned over cleaning
Speaker 5: all the tables and greeting you. It's few and far between.
Speaker 5: I think Chick fil a might.
Speaker 2: Old people still do the coffee thing.
Speaker 3: And McDonalds, Oh yeah, definitely. Oh yes, And when you
Speaker 3: go indoors.
Speaker 4: There's like four or five guys just sitting there.
Speaker 2: But that's still a thing. I mean, that was the
Speaker 2: thing for a long time. Yes, I can't wait to
Speaker 2: do that. I'm so excited.
Speaker 3: Are you gonna do that?
Speaker 2: Guy? Oh every morning just talking trash about whatever's going
Speaker 2: on in the world.
Speaker 3: I like that small towns are the best for that.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, I bet Somerset will have it on Friday.
Speaker 2: We'll take a break if I'm nine two, eight eighty seven.
Speaker 3: It's KSR.
Speaker 2: Welcome back, take you sports Radio. Can we be honest
Speaker 2: here for a second, Drew, Yes, crust Tree, you don't
Speaker 2: think we're gonna be very good?
Speaker 3: I mean, like I think we need to.
Speaker 2: I don't run from it.
Speaker 3: I don't. I don't know how much. You just don't
Speaker 3: think we're gonna be very good.
Speaker 2: I love the starting five.
Speaker 5: I'm very worried about everything behind that, like Cam Williams
Speaker 5: had another surgery and still not practicing when he's supposed
Speaker 5: to make a big jump.
Speaker 3: But you are genuinely like you do you think there's
Speaker 3: a world we have the season we had last year again?
Speaker 5: Yeah, definitely. I don't think we're gonna stink or anything.
Speaker 5: But I don't think we're gonna reach the standard of
Speaker 5: Kentucky basketball. I'd love to be wrong. I mean, I'm
Speaker 5: gonna be looking for him.
Speaker 3: Let's just assume you want to be you want to
Speaker 3: be wrong.
Speaker 2: But it's a really tough spot when you are doing
Speaker 2: a show like this because people Ryan wants you to
Speaker 2: be excited and they want you to be optimistic. And
Speaker 2: for the most part, I haven't seen these guys play,
Speaker 2: so I'm remaining optimistic.
Speaker 3: But I can tell I know Drew well enough to
Speaker 3: this is Drew.
Speaker 2: This is Drew.
Speaker 5: You just you are very skeptical. Again one through five
Speaker 5: of love. I love Wilkins. I think Wilkins is gonna
Speaker 5: be awesome. Obviously, Melan's Melan. I think we're gonna get
Speaker 5: the big jump from Malachi. I just went out of
Speaker 5: look at that bench. That's where I get concerned. Like
Speaker 5: back court depth right now behind Malachi.
Speaker 3: Is worries me.
Speaker 2: We have nothing behind Malachai. Obviously Frank, but he's not playing.
Speaker 2: He's never played a full season. Like, I just worry
Speaker 2: about the health of these guys that are gonna need
Speaker 2: to step up and play big girls. I have no
Speaker 2: complaints honestly about one through five. I mean, you think
Speaker 2: fans are okay having the honest conversation that we might
Speaker 2: not be good, or do you think they just want
Speaker 2: to assume we're good.
Speaker 5: I want to assume there's a lot of hoping with
Speaker 5: this team. I've said that before. I mean, if Cam
Speaker 5: Williams still makes a jump after your surgery, that's gonna
Speaker 5: be huge year.
Speaker 2: That'll be huge. Is it fair to say that by
Speaker 2: what we're hearing from practice reports, you can't put Brayden
Speaker 2: Hawthorne in.
Speaker 5: The He's gonna be a big time contributor. It seems
Speaker 5: that way. I never really thought that to be good.
Speaker 5: I didn't either, But like you know, when you hear
Speaker 5: from the practice reports, people they're given the scal slow down,
Speaker 5: and you Cam Williams to have a good I mean,
Speaker 5: that's that's what people say. Now again, they could be wrong.
Speaker 4: So then what about the report we heard last year
Speaker 4: that he was often the best player in practice.
Speaker 2: I don't. I didn't hear those reports. You might, I
Speaker 2: don't know who you were talking to. They may have
Speaker 2: been the same people saying Lamar Wilkerson was coming here.
Speaker 2: But like, I don't, I never heard those reports, did you. Well, yeah, okay,
Speaker 2: Now I will say not to be a negative nancy
Speaker 2: of Frank plays the whole year. They'll be fine there.
Speaker 2: Frank's good. I like Frank a lot. It's just when
Speaker 2: he still hasn't practiced this summer and in his career
Speaker 2: has never played a full season, so that concerns me.
Speaker 2: Just stuff like that, really, really the injury situation. I
Speaker 2: know it's only July, but at some point these guys
Speaker 2: need to get on the court and start ramping up
Speaker 2: for the season.
Speaker 3: Madison, go ahead, Madison, how we doing? I'm good?
Speaker 7: One thing?
Speaker 8: Question number one is I know we have not gotten
Speaker 8: a spread out for the Youngstown State game on September fifth.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I don't have that yet, probably won't.
Speaker 2: I don't know if we will have it because they
Speaker 2: usually don't do spreads against teams in the in the
Speaker 2: division lower.
Speaker 8: And then two, h what are y'alls? What game?
Speaker 9: Uh?
Speaker 8: What's uh? What other game on the non conference schedule
Speaker 8: do you think will be announced? Because I've read it
Speaker 8: was one more game.
Speaker 3: I don't know.
Speaker 2: I mean you, we appreciate call. We were looking at
Speaker 2: the calendar. It's got to be December fifth, because they
Speaker 2: don't have a game yet. That date's open. It's open now.
Speaker 2: That's also the SEC championship and uh in football, and
Speaker 2: Drew always hates when we schedule a game like that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: but I think we're gonna play on December fifth. I
Speaker 2: assume My guess is they're trying to book a marquee
Speaker 2: opponent on December fifth.
Speaker 3: They just haven't done it yet.
Speaker 4: They're out looking to see what's the best name, sexiest
Speaker 4: name we could get to bring into upper end of
Speaker 4: that day.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh, you think it's for rub I think it's
Speaker 3: for rub Well. That would be good.
Speaker 2: That would change the whole outlook of the not of
Speaker 2: the for the season ticket holder. If you got a
Speaker 2: big game on December.
Speaker 4: Fifth, I'm hopeful that's the thought process. And you're talking
Speaker 4: like you know so, No, I don't, honestly, I don't, Okay,
Speaker 4: all right, Yeah, I think they won a good team
Speaker 4: on December fifth. If you look at Kentucky historically in
Speaker 4: the last five years, they've tried to play six good
Speaker 4: teams in the non conference, and right now they have Kansas,
Speaker 4: North Carolina, Indiana, Louisville, and Virginia.
Speaker 3: That's five. So if you look at it historically there
Speaker 3: they usually try to get one more.
Speaker 4: It's got to be tough this time of year. All
Speaker 4: the other schedules are probably there.
Speaker 2: But well, I mean Arkansas like that, Cal said, we
Speaker 2: still have a gamer too. I think there are teams
Speaker 2: that have now. I don't know how many there are.
Speaker 2: I just saw, you know, the Duke Michigan game just
Speaker 2: got canceled, so maybe maybe you get to play Michigan
Speaker 2: bring them in, right, I don't know, Rob needs a game.
Speaker 2: As we said to start the show.
Speaker 5: Usually, I think Ryan's a little harsh on the home schedule,
Speaker 5: but to only have Louisville and Tennessee all the way
Speaker 5: through almost starting in February as a problem.
Speaker 2: I'd be surprised if they don't get a good team
Speaker 2: in that game, because again, they kind of have a thing.
Speaker 2: They've been doing this in the sixth They want to
Speaker 2: play six good non conference games. Right now we have five,
Speaker 2: so I think they need one more. Charlie, go ahead, Charlie.
Speaker 2: Hey Matt, how you doing doing good?
Speaker 6: So first of all, I went to a mc tribe
Speaker 6: the other day and it's probably one of the best
Speaker 6: McDonald's I've had in a long time. So kill I'm
Speaker 6: mctripe had I think they're coming back?
Speaker 2: Okay maybe and I'm not saying it was me, could
Speaker 2: have been you or Ryan or whatever. Maybe that was
Speaker 2: the incentive to fit up a little bit.
Speaker 6: Oh yes, but one more thing. I went to shape
Speaker 6: shack the other day and they have these screens everywhere
Speaker 6: now that you order yourself, and it takes so much
Speaker 6: longer than just telling your order. And I finished doing
Speaker 6: my order and it goes, would you like to tip
Speaker 6: a team member? Who am I tipping me? I just
Speaker 6: did the whole job.
Speaker 2: Well, we got maybe they would say, the people then
Speaker 2: the people that make the We gotta no, no, we gotta.
Speaker 6: Stop in at rupp Arena. It's like I spend thirty
Speaker 6: dollars for two beers and they want to make me
Speaker 6: pay a twenty percent tip, and they'll give you a
Speaker 6: dirty look if you put zero. I would rather have
Speaker 6: no more tips on screens and keep the twelve dollars beers.
Speaker 3: Let me ask you a question.
Speaker 2: Are you willing to Are you willing to not tip
Speaker 2: but raise the minimum wag?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 6: Okay, I love dipping waiters and bartenders, But we got
Speaker 6: this screen thing.
Speaker 2: Man appreciate the call, all right? That sounds like Shannon.
Speaker 2: He's here for Shannon today. There's a coffee place I
Speaker 2: go to. I won't name it, but they have a
Speaker 2: really good coffee, but it's very expensive. It's like a
Speaker 2: nine dollars drink and then they turn it around it's like,
Speaker 2: do you want to tip? But then they just make
Speaker 2: the most awkward eye contact. Please don't look at me.
Speaker 2: You get it because they look right at you, and
Speaker 2: it feels like, you know, they'll carry I like the ones.
Speaker 2: I will tip more if they look away.
Speaker 3: No, I'm serious.
Speaker 2: If they flip it around and then they look away
Speaker 2: and give me some privacy, I will reward them. If
Speaker 2: they stare me directly in the eye, then I'm like.
Speaker 4: Yeah, they give you their little calculator looking thing and
Speaker 4: just kind of stare at you while you're trying to
Speaker 4: punch in a tip, they.
Speaker 5: Give like puppy dog guys, and it's like, I just
Speaker 5: watched you pour this coffee out of a When we
Speaker 5: introduced the system at ks bar where we handed you
Speaker 5: the thing, yes, we only did that in the last year.
Speaker 2: The servers told me that in their experience that handing
Speaker 2: someone a machine ended up giving them a slightly less money.
Speaker 2: They basically said, it keeps people from stiffing you, but
Speaker 2: they usually don't go as high as sometimes, so you
Speaker 2: don't get the really low tips, but then you don't
Speaker 2: get the really high tips. Does that make sense? So
Speaker 2: when it says like eighteen twenty twenty two, no one
Speaker 2: gives more than twenty two, whereas when you hand do
Speaker 2: it sometimes people will be really generous give five or thirty.
Speaker 2: But then you also don't get the people who do
Speaker 2: special I'm only giving you ten. So they basically said
Speaker 2: it tends to even it out. So some of the
Speaker 2: servers liked it, but the ones who were really good
Speaker 2: and used to get big tips, they didn't like it
Speaker 2: because they thought made people less likely to give big
Speaker 2: tiap on it.
Speaker 5: It's my other big complaint. And as a former server
Speaker 5: over tip, I think most former servers tip really well.
Speaker 5: I'd say ninety nine percent of them. But I've been
Speaker 5: to places now where it's like do you want to
Speaker 5: tip twenty two, twenty five or twenty eight?
Speaker 3: That was like, my goods.
Speaker 2: When the minimum is twenty two, that's I think a
Speaker 2: little that's wrong. Let's go to Amanda. Go ahead, Amanda, Hi.
Speaker 9: Im in a yeah, I'm Amanda.
Speaker 6: Sorry, it's okay.
Speaker 2: How are you good?
Speaker 9: I'm from the Red Mile. I actually worked for the
Speaker 9: Red Mile. I heard your segment yesterday, so calling in
Speaker 9: about that. But on the tip thing, I really do
Speaker 9: think people tend to tip more if you are handwriting
Speaker 9: it rather than doing an on a machine. I know
Speaker 9: as a former server, I always try to tip as
Speaker 9: much as possible. But we see the same thing at
Speaker 9: Red Mile as well.
Speaker 7: A lot of people can.
Speaker 2: So it's or can we ride on one of the
Speaker 2: cars like Ryan did with our nose up against the horses.
Speaker 9: Yes, so we can actually do that.
Speaker 7: We do that a lot for a lot the newcomers.
Speaker 2: Some of our owners like to get in there.
Speaker 8: Uh.
Speaker 10: But we tried to make an experience for you know,
Speaker 10: the guests.
Speaker 6: But yeah, we definitely would love to get You.
Speaker 9: Had Hannah.
Speaker 10: We had Hannah hammelback out from w L e x
Speaker 10: uh last week and had her out on the.
Speaker 9: Jog cart actually in a double seated jog cart behind
Speaker 9: the horse.
Speaker 10: So on the other side, like you were talking yesterday,
Speaker 10: you thought, on the wrong.
Speaker 2: Side, we have both Okay, I mean I'll let Hannah
Speaker 2: Hammel back do that. So so so yes, we would
Speaker 2: love to do that. You you wrote, uh, you wrote
Speaker 2: me and and and I would love to make that happen.
Speaker 2: So we will.
Speaker 3: We will get in contact. And I appreciate you reaching out.
Speaker 11: Hey, no problem.
Speaker 10: I appreciate you guys actually talking about the Red Mile
Speaker 10: and letting people know that we are still there and
Speaker 10: there are things going on there, you know, every weekend,
Speaker 10: so especially on Sundays. We're trying to emphasize the community,
Speaker 10: family aspect of environment, you know, even though we're attached
Speaker 10: to a casino.
Speaker 3: So well, I appreciate the call. Well, we will ride
Speaker 3: on one of those.
Speaker 2: That would be fun. Sounds fun.
Speaker 3: It does sound fun.
Speaker 2: Don't forget. We've got a dollar ninety nine stake night
Speaker 2: coming up too. That's crazy to me. Ninety nine steake.
Speaker 2: I'm not going and getting on Friday night.
Speaker 3: Oh by.
Speaker 2: Big spender. A couple of them if you want. That's
Speaker 2: one of Uh. That's like Larry's joke. He would go
Speaker 2: to the dollar store and you can go and would
Speaker 2: say to me, you can have two of anything here.
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Speaker 2: We'll take a break, beer back, Khalil Whitney, eleven thirties KR,
Speaker 2: Welcome back, take you sports radio. So apparently we've already
Speaker 2: scheduled game for December fifth. You all were supposed to
Speaker 2: tell me that that happened last week. Yeah, at a powerhouse.
Speaker 3: Well that's a terrible home skid.
Speaker 4: It's awful.
Speaker 2: Read me that. Read me the non conference home games
Speaker 2: a right, Manhattan? Come on, are you there?
Speaker 3: Rick? Okay?
Speaker 2: First of all, Rick, you and I have to talk
Speaker 2: for a second. What you we We hadn't even gone
Speaker 2: to the phones. And then of all these people on
Speaker 2: the line, you put on Bob and Jamestown. Rick, are
Speaker 2: you trying to prank me? Now? Why did you put
Speaker 2: on Bob and Jamestown? I didn't call for him, No,
Speaker 2: I hit the wrong button.
Speaker 4: Got some problems with the falling system here today?
Speaker 3: Okay?
Speaker 2: All right, all right, well then before we go, I'll
Speaker 2: go to that Bob. Bob is not next, but go ahead,
Speaker 2: read me the home teams.
Speaker 4: Manhattan Boo, James Madison Boo, Northern Arizona, Grambling State, Happy State, Bryant.
Speaker 3: Heating in the Air, Louisville.
Speaker 4: Sacred Heart, not the Louisville High School, Gardner Webb.
Speaker 2: That's awful, and that really is awful. Well, those are
Speaker 2: those are eight bad games. James Madison's the best one
Speaker 2: besides Louislle, besides the little broad Reunion game, Preston Sprawling.
Speaker 4: Yeah, but if you're a season ticket holder kind of
Speaker 4: on the fence.
Speaker 2: Schedule, well, Jay Batt's gonna be here Thursday and we'll
Speaker 2: write that down. Is one of the things that I've
Speaker 2: about because I think it's fair. Look, you you are
Speaker 2: fighting for the entertainment dollar. Now, yes you are. You're
Speaker 2: fighting for the entertainment dollar, and you've got to convince
Speaker 2: people to spend They can spend it on a lot
Speaker 2: of stuff. You got to convince them to spend it
Speaker 2: on you. And those are eight games that it's gonna
Speaker 2: be hard to convince people to see to spend them on.
Speaker 4: And you're talking a lot of money than if you're
Speaker 4: taking out a family of four. By the time you
Speaker 4: park and get concessions, that's a lot of money to
Speaker 4: invest to watch them play briand.
Speaker 2: Yeah, tecre Heart's gonna be tough this year. Noah, go ahead, Noah.
Speaker 11: Hey Matt, thank you guys for taking my call. Appreciate it.
Speaker 11: You guys were talking about the Odyssey from yesterday and
Speaker 11: I wanted to recommend something you guys, though honestly it
Speaker 11: may only apply to Drew potentially, since I know you
Speaker 11: like Samilton a lot. In the past couple of years,
Speaker 11: there's it's been going a bit little viral. There is
Speaker 11: a musical adaptation of the Odyssey called Epics of Musical.
Speaker 11: It's created by one guy who started out doing random
Speaker 11: auditions through TikTok, and then it just started lasting people's
Speaker 11: careers like out of nowhere, and it's it's kind of
Speaker 11: got its own like viral cult following. It's really fun.
Speaker 11: Recommended you guys appreciate.
Speaker 2: Epic the Musical. Big musical guy.
Speaker 3: Yeaheah, A big musical guy. I appreciate the call. No,
Speaker 3: I can't. I don't get it. It's like, why are
Speaker 3: you singing?
Speaker 5: Oh, come on, Hamilton's Great Book of Mormon. I've seen
Speaker 5: that so many times. I do like the Book of
Speaker 5: Mormon and Hamilton was fine. But yeah, but it's like
Speaker 5: there is a part of me that's like why just
Speaker 5: say the word? But it's the talent, I know. But
Speaker 5: like there's never been a conversation where I'm like walking
Speaker 5: down the street Ryan, Hello, Ryan, do you do right?
Speaker 2: Just say just say you don't need to wrap it
Speaker 2: like just you know it was good before we didn't
Speaker 2: get talk about this.
Speaker 3: So Joe Exotic is now in prison and lexing.
Speaker 2: Yes he is, and he's here right right the one
Speaker 2: I'm down. How much prison time does he have left?
Speaker 4: He's got a lot twenty he's not up to a
Speaker 4: pro to like twenty thirty.
Speaker 2: It's amazing with all.
Speaker 5: The freaks that Trump has pardoned, that he hadn't gotten
Speaker 5: to him yet. There was a time when people thought
Speaker 5: he was gonna get it. He was, he was trying
Speaker 5: to get it.
Speaker 2: So can you have like could we have him on
Speaker 2: the show?
Speaker 3: How does it work?
Speaker 2: I don't Ron mentioned having a connection already, so I
Speaker 2: reached out. We have to be on his approved call list,
Speaker 2: so he has to agree, correct, So how does one
Speaker 2: get in touch with him? Because how are you going
Speaker 2: to call him to see if he'll let you call him?
Speaker 2: If you can't call him.
Speaker 4: I'll reach back out to my guy out there. But
Speaker 4: he was going to try to talk to Joe to
Speaker 4: see if he would be interested in coming on the
Speaker 4: show with us.
Speaker 2: Oh, you have a Joe exotic prison connection. Yes, Ron,
Speaker 2: is this someone else in prison?
Speaker 5: No, he's a worker out there, all right, And we
Speaker 5: could bake him a cake with a note in it
Speaker 5: and slide it to him.
Speaker 12: So if he approves, if you go, there's approved call list,
Speaker 12: and then we could just have him on theoretically, yes,
Speaker 12: what do you mean theoretically, Well, he has to.
Speaker 2: Come to the call. Does the jail let you just
Speaker 2: interview people live on the radio?
Speaker 4: I think if you set it up the proper channels,
Speaker 4: they will do.
Speaker 2: You know what.
Speaker 4: The proper channels are not too sure about this prison.
Speaker 2: But I know like other prison interviews. Well, I haven't
Speaker 2: know you, but that's your family I'm talking about.
Speaker 3: To have them on the air.
Speaker 2: I think it's the whole trick is they got to
Speaker 2: be on this prove list and they like they had
Speaker 2: that four Maybe we can we go there through the glass.
Speaker 2: Can we do it through the glass like in like
Speaker 2: in a Grisham nov I don't know that you can't
Speaker 2: out there or not. I feel like he wants to
Speaker 2: talk to us. I can't imagine he's gonna say no.
Speaker 2: He feels like he.
Speaker 3: Would love it.
Speaker 5: He's still trying to get his Carol Basket message across
Speaker 5: to the people.
Speaker 2: But do you will you ask? Yeah, I'll do a
Speaker 2: little more research on it. So you're gonna ask if
Speaker 2: we can have him on the show, but specifically, could
Speaker 2: we go and do it there? And then what is
Speaker 2: the process we need? Because I can't imagine. They're just
Speaker 2: like sure, like it's got to be I'm sure there's
Speaker 2: something we got to go through through the Bureau of
Speaker 2: Prisons or you know, strict Yeah, but but maybe they will.
Speaker 2: Is this the prison out on Lee's Town Road? Yes, yes, okay.
Speaker 2: I tried to work there one summer. Oh did you really? Yeah,
Speaker 2: they had a job. I remember I was at Trancy.
Speaker 2: They had a job opening. They were like, come be
Speaker 2: a summer prison guard, which to me felt like a
Speaker 2: really odd summer job. And myself and another guy were like,
Speaker 2: we needed a job and this. I ended up working
Speaker 2: at a dry cleaner, but I went and filled it out. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I ended up starching people's jeans, but I could have
Speaker 2: been a summer prison guard. I think you would have
Speaker 2: been a good prison guard. I mean I don't know
Speaker 2: how to hold a gun, so I would have been more,
Speaker 2: hopefully a peacemaker. I think a lot of a I
Speaker 2: just thought that was a weird job that you could be, Like, here,
Speaker 2: come do it for two and a half months, trancy boy,
Speaker 2: before you go off to law school. Here's your gun,
Speaker 2: here's your taste. I filled out a whole test. I
Speaker 2: mean I did the whole thing, and then they didn't
Speaker 2: hire me. So I went to the cleaner. Shocking, But
Speaker 2: will you try to make this happen? All right, we'll
Speaker 2: take a break. Be right back.
Speaker 3: It's ks R.