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Speaker 3: It is Kentucky Sports Radio, Thursday, March the sixth. I'm
Speaker 3: Matt Jones here in Lexington, Kentucky at the KS Bar.
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Speaker 3: We are joined today here at the bar by twenty
Speaker 3: plus young impressionable minds from Owen County High School. So
Speaker 3: thank you very much for being here. All right, listen
Speaker 3: that table back there. You don't get to sit in
Speaker 3: the back and not clap. Let's try that again. We're
Speaker 3: joined by people from there. Yeah, all right, this is there.
Speaker 3: They do media this media class. That's also they do
Speaker 3: like a school TV show at Owen County. And to
Speaker 3: give people a little background how this happened. Remember one
Speaker 3: day we were just sitting around and I said, we're
Speaker 3: gonna send Mario somewhere out in the state. We're gonna
Speaker 3: do that again sometime. And I don't remember how we
Speaker 3: How did we pick Owen.
Speaker 4: I think he just randomly picked it.
Speaker 3: I think I just randomly picked on because I knew
Speaker 3: he could get there. It wasn't that far away, right,
Speaker 3: And then he went. Next thing, you know, they're welcoming,
Speaker 3: welcoming him in the school. They got his name up
Speaker 3: on the board, et cetera. And then he ends up
Speaker 3: inviting these folks here and.
Speaker 2: Here we are.
Speaker 4: They treated him like Walthy when he went to the
Speaker 4: school that they've.
Speaker 3: Already disrupted the UK sports schedule because Mark Stoops was
Speaker 3: going to come in here today, but because of Owen County,
Speaker 3: he was not allowed to come in here.
Speaker 2: So now we scheduled it to Tuesday because they have to.
Speaker 3: It's like something about, you know, when they can see
Speaker 3: one of you could be the next star football player.
Speaker 3: So it had to postpone until Tuesday. But we weren't
Speaker 3: gonna miss Owen County.
Speaker 2: And here they are.
Speaker 5: I understand. I see some prospective athletes got some varsity
Speaker 5: jackets over here. Looks like a powerlifting hat. Stoops could
Speaker 5: have gotten a little trouble being around all these athletes.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right.
Speaker 3: Carson Williams was the basketball player from Owen County that
Speaker 3: lit it up, like lit it up. One of the
Speaker 3: best scores in the state.
Speaker 4: We've missed her basketball at Easter.
Speaker 3: Basketball and then he went to Northern and then Western
Speaker 3: and his sister is is here, which I didn't realize
Speaker 3: she was.
Speaker 2: Talking to you.
Speaker 4: I didn't know he had transferred to Western Kentucky. But yeah,
Speaker 4: he's got to be by far the best athletes Owen County.
Speaker 2: Am I right. We played Northern in the tournament and
Speaker 2: we played him, didn't we That's what I thought, Yeah, tried.
Speaker 3: We played North in the first round of the tournament,
Speaker 3: and I think he played during that game, and we
Speaker 3: played against.
Speaker 4: Good memory, I'd forgotten that, but I think you're right
Speaker 4: about that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, see, i'd remember some things.
Speaker 3: That was what twenty eighteen, twenty nineteens, twenty sixteen seventies,
Speaker 3: that was fos okay, Yeah, so Fox and Monk played.
Speaker 4: I remember playing Northern Kentucky. I think he did play
Speaker 4: in the game.
Speaker 2: That's right. Well A nine two eight oh twenty two
Speaker 2: eighty seven.
Speaker 3: Some things to get here to start off, First of all,
Speaker 3: great clip that Mario put out yesterday of you on
Speaker 3: television in nineteen ninety six when Mark Pope won the
Speaker 3: national championship with Kentucky.
Speaker 2: You're a young newscaster. How old are you that year?
Speaker 4: Twenty nine years old?
Speaker 3: Twenty nine years old, Such a fresh faced young chap
Speaker 3: back then.
Speaker 2: So much hair.
Speaker 3: That was the lot I really stuck out to me,
Speaker 3: is that there was so much hair back then.
Speaker 4: I think I had great hair, and I think Mark
Speaker 4: Pope also had great hair.
Speaker 2: Let me ask you a question. About Mark Pope's hair.
Speaker 2: I was looking.
Speaker 3: You know, he has not doesn't have it shaved as
Speaker 3: close as he normally does. If you looked at the
Speaker 3: game the other night, his hair almost looked black as
Speaker 3: it was coming in. But what I noticed is he
Speaker 3: has a full head of hair, but yet he still
Speaker 3: chooses to to to shave it.
Speaker 2: As someone who is hair challenged.
Speaker 3: Does that offend you that he could grow hair and
Speaker 3: chooses not to, Absolutely it does.
Speaker 4: He's got a full head of hair. Man, let it
Speaker 4: grow out, get it be a get an afro, be
Speaker 4: a hippie, let it go.
Speaker 3: Well, maybe not that, but like he could at least
Speaker 3: I was. I didn't realize. I thought he did like
Speaker 3: most people.
Speaker 2: But it grew in and he actually has hair.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I've noticed that too. You can kind of see
Speaker 5: his hairline. It's where it should be, where you was
Speaker 5: kind of what he and he and Buzz Williams both
Speaker 5: go voluntarily go buzz buzz.
Speaker 2: Remember he buzz put it in?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think I hope. Actually somebody asked him about it,
Speaker 4: and he said, when you grow up with five women
Speaker 4: in your house, you don't have time to do anything
Speaker 4: of your hair. So we just cut it down so
Speaker 4: we didn't have to do anything with it. Just great up.
Speaker 2: Oh is that right?
Speaker 4: Yeah he made that comment. Yeah, he goes, I don't
Speaker 4: have time to do anything with my hair because my
Speaker 4: all my daughters have all the bathroom times.
Speaker 2: So it was interesting watching that clip.
Speaker 3: Besides how young you were, is that Mark Pope even
Speaker 3: back then was like a joke guy like he was.
Speaker 3: He would do use that what you remember him. And
Speaker 3: you could also tell by the way he talks smart
Speaker 3: even back then.
Speaker 4: He was always had a little smirk on his face,
Speaker 4: was trying to, you know, have some fun with you.
Speaker 4: And Cutler and him had a good rapport. They always
Speaker 4: did stuff like that throughout the season. And that was
Speaker 4: right before March Madness. Mark shows up to do talk
Speaker 4: to Cutler and he's got holes in his socks right there.
Speaker 2: These are Remember that Bill Kytley wouldn't give him new socks,
Speaker 2: wouldn't give him new socks.
Speaker 4: And here we are getting to go to March Madness
Speaker 4: and trying to make a run and they got holes
Speaker 4: in their all their socks.
Speaker 3: Well, it was a good video, and I thank you
Speaker 3: to a guy came to the show yesterday.
Speaker 2: He had a little thumb drive that had.
Speaker 3: Like two hours of Mark Pope nineteen ninety six material,
Speaker 3: and Mario is gonna put it out throughout the course
Speaker 3: of the year, so or through the through the march madness. Now,
Speaker 3: yesterday drew big night. Last night for Kentucky and the SEC.
Speaker 3: Pretty much everything we wanted to happen happened. Oklahoma beat Missouri.
Speaker 2: That's good.
Speaker 3: Now, if we beat Missouri on Saturday, we will actually
Speaker 3: win the tiebreaker against them and be tied.
Speaker 2: Then Old Miss beat Tennessee.
Speaker 3: I know some people wanted the other result, but it
Speaker 3: guarantees we do not play on Wednesday, so Kentucky gets
Speaker 3: a bye in the SEC tournament. Thank you to Old
Speaker 3: Miss for winning that game. And I guess the simplest
Speaker 3: way to describe it now is lose to Missouri.
Speaker 2: We're the eight.
Speaker 3: Seed playing Thursday at one o'clock. So if you're watching
Speaker 3: that game and we lose, we're the eight seed Thursday
Speaker 3: at one o'clock. If we win, because of all those results,
Speaker 3: we're not the eight seed. We will either be the five,
Speaker 3: the six, or the seven. So we can get all
Speaker 3: the way up to a five seed. A lot of
Speaker 3: stuff would have to happen, but looking at it, drew
Speaker 3: the most likely result if we win is a six,
Speaker 3: which would put us going up against the three seed
Speaker 3: in the second round, which is Tennessee. It would avoid
Speaker 3: Arkansas because a lot of us don't want to have
Speaker 3: to play a second game like that. True, I think
Speaker 3: you beat Missouri after all these ups and downs and
Speaker 3: ups and downs.
Speaker 2: I think if you beat Missouri, you get a three seed.
Speaker 3: In the NCAA tournament, you get a bye in the SEC,
Speaker 3: and you get to play a Tennessee team you've already
Speaker 3: beaten twice in the quarterfinals.
Speaker 2: I don't know that you could ask for anything better
Speaker 2: than that. If you can get that win.
Speaker 5: Saturday, definitely, And they took a bad loss last night,
Speaker 5: so they're going the wrong direction. I was watching Ole
Speaker 5: miss Tennessee. Almost tried to give that away, by the way,
Speaker 5: but I was just screaming Hotty Toddy at my television.
Speaker 5: I know some people wanted to Tennessee to win, to
Speaker 5: help until you get a higher seed. I just wanted
Speaker 5: to get away from Wednesday before the weekend.
Speaker 2: Win. For me, getting away from the Wednesday was a key. Yeah.
Speaker 3: I mean, first of all, I think it's gonna be
Speaker 3: almost impossible for us to win the SEC tournament.
Speaker 2: But if you wanted to have.
Speaker 3: A chance, you can't play five games nowadays, and even
Speaker 3: if you do, you might kill yourself for the NCAA tournament.
Speaker 3: And now you get a chance to where if you
Speaker 3: win out of that slot where you I mean, if
Speaker 3: you win against Missouri, you can probably get to a
Speaker 3: place where you don't even play in the Auburn bracket and.
Speaker 2: You could actually have a chance.
Speaker 3: You'd be down there with Tennessee and Florida teams you
Speaker 3: have already beaten, like it seems pretty.
Speaker 4: Good, and I think it's a good time to catch Missouri.
Speaker 4: They've lost what three of their last four or something
Speaker 4: like that, and they're kind of slimping the heir at
Speaker 4: the end of the season. Slide in there, get that win.
Speaker 4: You'll put yourself in a better position than in the tournament.
Speaker 3: Uh all right, So did you see the UK Do
Speaker 3: you see the old miss court store?
Speaker 2: Oh? Yes, all right, so we got to ask you.
Speaker 2: I wanted to join them.
Speaker 3: Well, right, so if you didn't see they won, they
Speaker 3: tried to block them from storming the court, all right,
Speaker 3: so nobody like they block them. They get keep almost everybody,
Speaker 3: but like thirty people get on the court, then they
Speaker 3: get Tennessee off and then all the other students come.
Speaker 3: But here's my question for you. If you're the SEC.
Speaker 3: Thirty people got through, it's.
Speaker 2: A five hundred thousand dollars fine if that was considered
Speaker 2: at the court store.
Speaker 3: If thirty college kids break through the ranks and get
Speaker 3: on the floor, is that enough for the five hundred
Speaker 3: thousand dollars fine? And if not, then how many would
Speaker 3: it take? How many people breaks the line for you
Speaker 3: to where you now should be fine?
Speaker 4: See that's why it's gonna be tricky for the SEC office.
Speaker 4: You know that they if they let it slide. Okay,
Speaker 4: what if the next game then fifty people slide on
Speaker 4: the next game sixty people? Where do you draw the line?
Speaker 3: That's what I just asked you. So what is the
Speaker 3: answer to the quoint? I don't need you to repeat
Speaker 3: the question. What is the answer?
Speaker 4: I don't know how you can find them five hundred
Speaker 4: thousand for last night that was you know, thirty kids
Speaker 4: out there run around. But if you have me to
Speaker 4: set the line, I say the line would be one hundred,
Speaker 4: So you would.
Speaker 2: Say one hundred so you would not find them for
Speaker 2: last night.
Speaker 4: I would not.
Speaker 6: We're of heads, That's what I'm saying.
Speaker 3: Like it's easy to like, are you really gonna say
Speaker 3: it's one hundred people?
Speaker 2: What if it's one hundred and one? Are you're gonna
Speaker 2: find them?
Speaker 4: Like?
Speaker 2: I actually think it's tough.
Speaker 4: Yeah, would you do if.
Speaker 2: You were sharing and if you have thirty people there?
Speaker 7: That was more like a court drizzle than a court storm.
Speaker 6: But I think that if anybody runs out on the court,
Speaker 6: that's gotta be considered.
Speaker 3: Okay, okay, now let me take you the other one.
Speaker 3: If you say anybody, yeah, what if just one guy
Speaker 3: runs out there? Is it five hundred thousand?
Speaker 7: I think it is. I think, yeah, he goes to jail.
Speaker 3: You're telling me, okay, well he goes to jail, But
Speaker 3: you're telling me one security guard screws up and can't
Speaker 3: hold somebody back. Yeah, and one person goes out there,
Speaker 3: and you're charging the school five hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 7: Yep, you better make sure you got good security.
Speaker 3: See, I don't know. I think it's a tough. Like
Speaker 3: it was more than a couple, but it wasn't a
Speaker 3: full storm.
Speaker 5: What do you do drew right the check o miss
Speaker 5: thirty people. That's a student section. Some student sections don't
Speaker 5: get thirty people at some of these games. I don't
Speaker 5: know where exactly you draw the line, but thirty is
Speaker 5: well over it for me. Maybe you're kid, Oh yeah, well.
Speaker 2: Then they should just let them all go because if
Speaker 2: you're already paying.
Speaker 5: With thirty breakthrough, it's too late. That's thirty students on
Speaker 5: the court. That is, it's more of a sprinkle, but
Speaker 5: it's still rush the court and storming it.
Speaker 4: Now, what if somebody from Moss went to the microphone
Speaker 4: like they've done in some schools and say don't scorm
Speaker 4: the don't storm the court, and yet then thirty did it.
Speaker 3: Well, But I mean just saying it's not enough because
Speaker 3: then they'll just say it every game. Like what if
Speaker 3: you just said it and then no security tried to
Speaker 3: stop them. I mean, I think you have to put
Speaker 3: it on the school to stop them.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I watched it and.
Speaker 3: I thought this is gonna be this is gonna be
Speaker 3: a real challenge for the SEC. And it's also shows
Speaker 3: the SEC now is taking the biggest keep people off
Speaker 3: the court because.
Speaker 2: It's a half million dollars and the story.
Speaker 3: About you have to pay the school that you played again,
Speaker 3: so they would have to write a check to Tennessee
Speaker 3: for a half million dollars.
Speaker 2: I don't know if you saw the Georgia game the
Speaker 2: other night.
Speaker 3: Kirby Smart got on the microphone during the Georgia game
Speaker 3: and said, do not storm the court. I need to
Speaker 3: use this money to get a player that's perfect. And
Speaker 3: I think that actually worked. Yeah, to be honest with you,
Speaker 3: because I think they were playing who are they playing,
Speaker 3: maybe Tennessee or Florida or somebody like that, and they
Speaker 3: were like, I don't want to give it to them,
Speaker 3: So I don't know, Drew. It's kind of an interesting
Speaker 3: new development.
Speaker 5: I watched that one too. That was the Florida game.
Speaker 5: That's a Florida.
Speaker 2: They're ad and Kirby Smart. We're begging, like.
Speaker 5: Do you all like football police, don't run on this court.
Speaker 5: We need players. And I think we've seen Missouri do it.
Speaker 5: Ole miss has now done it, the Texas A and
Speaker 5: M do it on Saturday. It's become kind of common
Speaker 5: around the conference to beg students not to rush.
Speaker 3: Well, either way, I thought that was interesting and for Kentucky.
Speaker 3: I don't know that tonight. Last night could have gone
Speaker 3: a lot better. There are still scenarios as to how
Speaker 3: you get the five, how you get the six, how
Speaker 3: you get the seven, but the basics of it are.
Speaker 2: To lose eight seed, win five.
Speaker 3: Six or seven, and then who you play and all
Speaker 3: that is still up in the air. But I really
Speaker 3: last night Drew went as well as it could.
Speaker 2: Have for Kentucky.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm really just excited to get past Saturday SEC
Speaker 5: scenarios have taken years off my life. Last night on
Speaker 5: that the Americas with Tom Hanks, pretty little animals, natives
Speaker 5: like planet Earth round two, what Tom Hanks is and
Speaker 5: it's only America. I should have been paying attention, but
Speaker 5: my brain was like, all right, if lsu wins, I
Speaker 5: even went as far. I got up and nerded out
Speaker 5: and got the actual percentages. I took Ken Palm's analytics
Speaker 5: per game, and you, yeah, we have a nine percent
Speaker 5: if you have a five seed, A twenty three percent
Speaker 5: chance would be in the sixth seed, the sixty three
Speaker 5: percent of the eight seed, and then whatever. I don't
Speaker 5: have that in my notes, but add those and then
Speaker 5: that's the seventh seed.
Speaker 2: Wow.
Speaker 3: If you if you're looking at what is most likely
Speaker 3: lose eight wins six, I think that's the more.
Speaker 2: Which mean, but that's a big difference. That's the difference.
Speaker 3: Between playing at one o'clock or at nine to thirty.
Speaker 2: I mean, we if we win Saturday, we've got the game.
Speaker 3: It's probably that late late game that puts us in
Speaker 3: bed at two am.
Speaker 4: So, yeah, they didn't start till after ten, ten thirty.
Speaker 4: Sometimes they get runn late. Back out there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, if I'm nine two eight oh twenty two eighty seven,
Speaker 3: text machine is seven to seven to two seventy four
Speaker 3: five two five four. I'm glad to have Owen County here,
Speaker 3: the rebels. Is that what you all are? The Owen
Speaker 3: County Rebels. Gave me a hoodie and we'll take a
Speaker 3: break and be right back. This is Kentucky Sports Radio.
Speaker 2: Working back. It is Kentucky Sports Radio.
Speaker 3: If I'm nine two, eight oh twenty two eighty seven,
Speaker 3: here got our friends from Owen County. They were telling me,
Speaker 3: first of all, Carson Williams sister, what's your name?
Speaker 2: Kelsey?
Speaker 3: She was a great athlete and herself leads the school
Speaker 3: all time in block shots and rebounds. They also said
Speaker 3: they had a female kicker on the football team, a
Speaker 3: girl kicker who had twenty eight extra points and according
Speaker 3: to one of the guys back there, would lay a
Speaker 3: guy out, Yeah, needed to. So that's that's that's my
Speaker 3: kind of woman. Just smack a dude right in the
Speaker 3: face if they needed to.
Speaker 2: So I like that.
Speaker 4: Scared me the way he described her up scared of her.
Speaker 3: That's exactly exactly right, Shannon. We can't talk about it,
Speaker 3: obviously because you can't use the words yea and uh
Speaker 3: because of who's here.
Speaker 2: But I sent you a video.
Speaker 7: It was a great video. I just saw it.
Speaker 3: Shannon's face, it was it's they've made a okay, remember
Speaker 3: the topic A couple couple shows ago about what a
Speaker 3: lot of women I know like to read.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, Uh, there's a song that got made bet
Speaker 2: that's going viral.
Speaker 3: Just coincidentally, as if we just Shannon, we just talked
Speaker 3: about this. It it's viral.
Speaker 2: Uh, and I've made I made Shannon laugh, which is
Speaker 2: very hard to do actually, So uh, eight twenty seven,
Speaker 2: one person goes, Matt, why don't they just make the
Speaker 2: fans pay the five? Yeah? Good luck? Look at those
Speaker 2: thirty people and say y'all split five hundred thousand. So, uh,
Speaker 2: what you guys each? Kids?
Speaker 3: I want you each to give us seventeen thousand dollars
Speaker 3: if that's okay.
Speaker 4: He's primarily poor college kids.
Speaker 2: They're poor.
Speaker 3: I don't know in the last time you've been to
Speaker 3: old missus, but I don't think a lot of them
Speaker 3: are poor. But still I don't think you're getting seventeen
Speaker 3: thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 5: I guess you could do something like, if you're one
Speaker 5: of the ones on the court, we can punish you
Speaker 5: through the school. I mean, you can't ask them for money,
Speaker 5: but little things like I remember getting my report or
Speaker 5: my what's it called? Don't even have anything diploma, couldn't
Speaker 5: even get the diploma until you paid your parking tickets.
Speaker 5: Maybe you could do something like punish them through the school.
Speaker 3: Uh all right, So I do have to say before
Speaker 3: we go to the phones. Last night in Lexington was
Speaker 3: absolutely wild. Do you know why?
Speaker 4: No, I don't know why.
Speaker 3: They opened the publics Oh yes, out there next to citation.
Speaker 3: Now you all in Owen County, you don't have these, well,
Speaker 3: we didn't have them until last night, and I don't
Speaker 3: know did they announce it or did they just randomly
Speaker 3: do it.
Speaker 2: No, I've been getting mailed about it for weeks. Okay,
Speaker 2: So they opened the publics last night. I didn't know
Speaker 2: what was happening. Okay.
Speaker 3: I had to drive to Georgetown to get my Georgetown
Speaker 3: College check, right, so I drive. When I come back,
Speaker 3: I'm like, what is going on? Why are there people everywhere?
Speaker 3: And then I saw it was opening. I pulled into
Speaker 3: that parking lot.
Speaker 2: You would have thought that, like Kendrick Lamar was playing inside.
Speaker 3: There were people bowl everywhere. There was not a parking spot.
Speaker 3: I drove around. I was like, I got an extra
Speaker 3: few minutes. I just want to go in there and
Speaker 3: see why why Mario loves it so much. Mario's like,
Speaker 3: Mario's more excited than anybody. There was not a spot
Speaker 3: to park anywhere. There were people honking at each other.
Speaker 3: What is going on? Why were people losing their mind
Speaker 3: so much?
Speaker 5: I saw a picture on Facebook for the pub subs,
Speaker 5: and those are good, but the line people were waiting
Speaker 5: for to get a sandwich was unbelievable. I saw someone
Speaker 5: commented it was a three hour weight to get.
Speaker 2: On tent top.
Speaker 3: There was a guy who said it was a two
Speaker 3: to three hour weight to get.
Speaker 2: A sub sandwich. What could be so good about them?
Speaker 5: My dad actually went over there to see it. He
Speaker 5: said he couldn't even get near the area where people
Speaker 5: were lined up, it was so busy inside. He kind
Speaker 5: of just went in and left because you couldn't even move.
Speaker 3: I'm not even kidding. There was not a parking space anywhere.
Speaker 3: And that is a huge parking is and there was
Speaker 3: not a parking space. Like why do you think people
Speaker 3: felt the need to be there yesterday? Like it's gonna
Speaker 3: be opened for the next however long.
Speaker 4: It's just that, you know, the grand opening, like when
Speaker 4: you guys opened your cracker barrel in Middlesborough. Man, you're
Speaker 4: excited about something new coming in. It's the same as
Speaker 4: the cracker barrel in middle they believe it is. Yeah,
Speaker 4: So here's Josiah and I had made a plan. You know,
Speaker 4: it's out there by my house. We said let's not
Speaker 4: go to the opening day, we'll go the next day.
Speaker 4: So we have a father son trip this afternoon to
Speaker 4: go to Public's. And I'm so excited.
Speaker 2: So you're just excited as these people. Yes, it's just
Speaker 2: a grocery store.
Speaker 4: It's a grocery store on crack, it's like really good.
Speaker 2: It doesn't sound good.
Speaker 3: First of all, everybody I've ever seen on Crack is
Speaker 3: not happy, so I wouldn't think that would be positive.
Speaker 4: They're opening three in Lexi. There's gonna be three of
Speaker 4: them gonna be like this every time, probably probably because
Speaker 4: they're all different town.
Speaker 3: I was there when they opened the Rhine Steakhouse in
Speaker 3: Middlesborough and I saw that. I was there when they
Speaker 3: opened the Taco Bell in Pinefale and I saw that.
Speaker 3: I've not seen a furr like I saw and I
Speaker 3: just wandered into it from that publix and I've never
Speaker 3: seen anything like it.
Speaker 5: I couldn't either for a sandwich. I mean they're good.
Speaker 5: I can get them in a few months store, so
Speaker 5: let me yesterday team.
Speaker 3: So on the on the scale of how nice grocery
Speaker 3: stores are, what are we talking about? Like, Whole Foods
Speaker 3: is probably the nicest, am I right, Joe's and Whole Foods?
Speaker 2: Is this as nice as that? Or no?
Speaker 3: It's behind it? Is it ahead of Kroger? It's ahead
Speaker 3: of Kroger?
Speaker 2: Are you sure? Okay?
Speaker 3: So so we then Publics and then Kroger. So you're
Speaker 3: going Kroger dat. All right, so they're putting Kroger.
Speaker 5: Bt uh my understanding. I've only been on like vacation
Speaker 5: in Florida. They're the grocery stuff. Here's there getting groceries.
Speaker 5: It's a grocery store, but there's sandwiches and the deli
Speaker 5: and the food they make to serve is what puts
Speaker 5: sets them apart.
Speaker 3: All right, Well, yn't give us. I suggested Owen County.
Speaker 3: When this is over, they should go visit somewhere UK.
Speaker 3: Maybe they just want to go see the publics if
Speaker 3: they want to get if they really want to know
Speaker 3: what's going on.
Speaker 2: All right, who's up?
Speaker 7: Fairst ship Brandon?
Speaker 2: Brandon? Go ahead, Brandon?
Speaker 8: First time, long time?
Speaker 2: Who what what's up? Sir? Uh? So?
Speaker 8: I played against Carson Williams when I was in eighth grade.
Speaker 3: Oh wow, they can't hear you. They can't hear they
Speaker 3: can't hear you. But I'll have to repeat this. Guy
Speaker 3: played against Carson Williams.
Speaker 2: We go ahead.
Speaker 8: I was in eighth grade and I was at there
Speaker 8: Owen County Gym playing that We were in the locker
Speaker 8: room and we were getting ready for the game, and
Speaker 8: all of a sudden there was this thundering sound coming
Speaker 8: from outside of the locker room, and like nobody knew
Speaker 8: what was going on, And we ended up going out
Speaker 8: there and we walk out and all we see as
Speaker 8: soon as we walk out is this guy's in the
Speaker 8: middle of the air wind millon and it's Carson Williams.
Speaker 2: Doing will mill windmill dunks. I thought you met like
Speaker 2: as a halftime Yeah.
Speaker 8: Okay, yeah, no, wind mill dunkin at like thirteen or
Speaker 8: fourteen years old.
Speaker 2: So you're claiming that Carson Williams, what did wind mill
Speaker 2: dunks in eighth grade?
Speaker 3: That's hard for me to believe. Even his sister looks
Speaker 3: a little surprised by that comment.
Speaker 8: I promise we saw it. I saw it. It was
Speaker 8: it was crazy. But yeah, so, uh well, ye he
Speaker 8: was and he was a really good ballplayer.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I appreciate the call. I agreed. So what you
Speaker 2: give me some of that let's you're you're good at this.
Speaker 3: Give me some names of like didn't go play I
Speaker 3: mean well, or even played in college, but did not
Speaker 3: at a major school. Uh, Kentucky high school guys over
Speaker 3: the years, sort of the we always talked about in
Speaker 3: the thirteenth Region. Nick Sanford out at Kwood back in
Speaker 3: the eighties. Who was the who was like a great player?
Speaker 3: Who else do you think?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 4: Ty Prophet from South Laurel ended up going to Moorhead
Speaker 4: State and got them into the NCAA tournament. He's the
Speaker 4: first one puffed to mind.
Speaker 2: What's the kid? Uh? What's the kid's name at holy Cross?
Speaker 4: It's there, Max Green?
Speaker 2: Max Green?
Speaker 4: Yeah, so that plays at holy Cross? Now he is
Speaker 4: really good?
Speaker 3: Yeah, it might be a dude. You might want to
Speaker 3: look up something if you don't know who that is.
Speaker 3: How about Tyrod you might want to know something about
Speaker 3: Max Green from from from from holy Cross. I mean,
Speaker 3: I'm not saying, I'm just saying, but go ahead, ty.
Speaker 5: Rodgers with the famous buzzer beater in the NWA Tournament
Speaker 5: from Lyon County for Western.
Speaker 3: What was the kid's name from Hart County that was
Speaker 3: so good that went to Louisville. Wasn't there a kid
Speaker 3: from Hart County that went to Louisville the Bank?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I thought you were good at this. You are
Speaker 2: getting old. What happened you used to know all these
Speaker 2: people's names?
Speaker 4: Well, I mean, I could come up with a bunch
Speaker 4: of guys, but you're talking about with smaller schools.
Speaker 2: Yeah, just like guys. I mean I can come up
Speaker 2: with Darius Miller, but like guys that played at you.
Speaker 4: Know, Malachim Reno's brother Michael Marino went to e KU
Speaker 4: and had Okay, Yeah, he was.
Speaker 2: Good, he was really good. Well, if you can think
Speaker 2: of other sort of schoolboy like Carson Williams legends, what
Speaker 2: we could look up? Look up the mister basketball. That'll
Speaker 2: help us with it. We'll take a break.
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Speaker 3: Welcome back Tucky Sports Radio. Tick Rogers was a guy
Speaker 3: I was looking for from Hart County. I couldn't think
Speaker 3: of his name.
Speaker 2: Now this young.
Speaker 3: Woman back here told me there's two twins, what's their name? More,
Speaker 3: Teagan and Lexi from Owen County that went to the
Speaker 3: Sweet sixteer with the l a classic played at Western
Speaker 3: and Pike. Well, so he give a little Owen County athletes.
Speaker 3: Now some of what I was looking for of like
Speaker 3: great high school names. How about Elijah Justice from the
Speaker 3: shopping area. There was the name I was talking about.
Speaker 3: I went to Louisville for a couple of years.
Speaker 4: He played a couple of schools. Yeah, he sure it did.
Speaker 2: All right, what else you got? Give me?
Speaker 3: Gave me some mister basketball started like started like nineteen
Speaker 3: ninety six, And give me a few before.
Speaker 5: He does his list? Can I add JR. Van Houst
Speaker 5: that went to Marshall and became a hall. Of course
Speaker 5: I watched that was my first sweet sixteen.
Speaker 2: Jr.
Speaker 3: Is very active on Twitter. He is very You think
Speaker 3: you think I'm an outspoken liberal in Kentucky.
Speaker 2: You want to see what j R. Van Who says?
Speaker 2: All right, so give me a few up here.
Speaker 4: In nineteen ninety six, Damian Fishback.
Speaker 2: Oh, of course, went to Auburn and it's now on
Speaker 2: the Games now in the.
Speaker 4: Games ninety seven, see if this this will be the
Speaker 4: reach Brandon Davenport.
Speaker 2: Now I don't know who that is. Where'd he goes?
Speaker 4: He was a little guy on my side and played
Speaker 4: at owen's Boro bo High Else ninety eight is j R.
Speaker 4: Van Hoo's ninety nine.
Speaker 3: Rick Jones went to Vandy Shannony wasn't he a handy guy?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Okay, and they ended up at Murray State. Then in
Speaker 4: two thousand Scott Hunley back to backand okay, now this
Speaker 4: is this run here. Two thousand and one Josh Carrier, Kentucky.
Speaker 4: Two thousand and two Brandon Stockton, Kentucky.
Speaker 3: Both of them beat Louisville the famous chess bump game.
Speaker 2: Yes.
Speaker 4: Two thousand and three Ross Neltoner nothing, he just took
Speaker 4: all the mister.
Speaker 2: Basket ross Nelton.
Speaker 4: Where did Ross Neltoner play Highlands for Thomas high Islands?
Speaker 3: Okay, keep going. I'm liking Chris Lofton. In two I
Speaker 3: heard it went to Tennessee.
Speaker 5: Your favorite player?
Speaker 2: Can I say something about Chris Soften for a minute,
Speaker 2: I guess I missed this news.
Speaker 3: So I keep seeing on the SEC network these promos
Speaker 3: for this thing with with Chris Lofton, this documentary. I
Speaker 3: did not realize that he do you know what the
Speaker 3: major thing is?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Did you know that?
Speaker 4: Well, he didn't tell anybody. He didn't tell his teammates,
Speaker 4: didn't tell his coach, didn't tell anybody until years after
Speaker 4: he graduated.
Speaker 2: Testicular cancer and got it during his senior year.
Speaker 4: It was his junior I think his junior year he
Speaker 4: got the diagnosis and he played his whole senior year
Speaker 4: with it. He played his senior year with it, I believe,
Speaker 4: so it did not tell his team, didn't tell anybody.
Speaker 4: Nobody knew about something that has been known. Well, once
Speaker 4: it finally came out. Maybe you know, years after he
Speaker 4: finished playing at Tennessee, it finally came out.
Speaker 3: So he he played his senior year, Yeah, and didn't
Speaker 3: get treatment during it.
Speaker 4: He may have. I don't know. That mean the documentary
Speaker 4: may say that documentary is coming up on Monday night.
Speaker 4: What I I.
Speaker 2: Did not know, Yeah, and that is that why he
Speaker 2: didn't play. He played overseas a little bit, right.
Speaker 4: Yeah, played overseas for several years after Tennessee, like even
Speaker 4: I think after his diagnosis, he still continued to play.
Speaker 3: When I saw the documentary, they kept saying he came
Speaker 3: and said something serious. I didn't know what they were
Speaker 3: talking about. And then and then Huvey told me, all right,
Speaker 3: keep going.
Speaker 4: Uh, let's see. After Chris Loft in two thousand and five,
Speaker 4: Dominique Tilford no Idea Jeffersontown in Louisville.
Speaker 2: Do you remember that person?
Speaker 4: Yeah? I memory. Okay, didn't know that was two thousand
Speaker 4: and six. Walt Allen from South Laurel.
Speaker 2: No memory of that, all right.
Speaker 4: Two thousand and seven Stefan pettigrew.
Speaker 2: Okay, where did he go? He's from Bowling Green, right,
Speaker 2: he played at Western. He's a hilltopper, Yeah, played then
Speaker 2: he was? He from Bowling Green.
Speaker 4: From Elizabethtown. Two thousand and eight. Darius Miller, of course.
Speaker 4: Two thousand nine John Hood, Yeah, straight cat ten Elijah Justice,
Speaker 4: all right, we were just talking about him. Twenty eleven.
Speaker 4: Anthony Hickey, Oh, Tennessee, right.
Speaker 5: From town, very motivated, but he played Kentucky.
Speaker 4: Twenty twelve. Nathan doudone Nathan Dudo. I may be mispronouncing
Speaker 4: his last name, but I think that's right. He was a
Speaker 4: big guy at Trinity du Don. I think that's you're
Speaker 4: making that name up.
Speaker 2: Go ahead, uh.
Speaker 4: Two thirteen Dominie Hawkins.
Speaker 3: Dominie Hawkins, who was not going to get a scholarship
Speaker 3: offer from Kentucky. Remember Kentucky loses to Robert Morris, which
Speaker 3: allows John Caliperry to go to the Sweet sixteen, which
Speaker 3: otherwise I don't think he would have gone to. I agree,
Speaker 3: Dominique Hawkins goes off and he offers him a scholarship.
Speaker 2: That's one of the great unbelievable.
Speaker 3: If we beat Robert Morris, Dominie Cowkins probably doesn't end
Speaker 3: up playing here.
Speaker 5: You know, and then has a great career given the
Speaker 5: circus that was he The SEC tournament.
Speaker 2: Was all SEC tournament one year, which is nuts. All right,
Speaker 2: keep going.
Speaker 4: After Dominic Hawkins. Twenty fourteen. Quentin Snyder, louis he's from.
Speaker 2: He went to Louisville.
Speaker 4: Yeah, okay, go hum Ballard and we went to Louisville.
Speaker 4: Twenty fifteen. Cameron Justice okam Justice guy toy sixteen, Carson
Speaker 4: Williams Owen County High School right. Twenty seventeen. Tavyan Hollinsworth.
Speaker 5: I know that name, Hiltopper, Hilltopper. That's he's also election.
Speaker 4: Right, he's Fayette County's career scoring leader now here.
Speaker 2: Well not.
Speaker 4: I think he just got broke by Marcus Ward.
Speaker 2: We interviewed him on Haye Kentucky. That's right, okay, yes?
Speaker 4: Twenty eighteen, Trayvon Faulkner.
Speaker 3: Actually Tavyan hollins Worth co hosted Hay Kentucky with me
Speaker 3: one day?
Speaker 4: Did he really?
Speaker 2: I think he did, Yes, Okay, go ahead?
Speaker 4: Uh Trayvon Faulkner twenty eighteen from Mercer County went to
Speaker 4: Northern Kentucky.
Speaker 2: Remember.
Speaker 4: Twenty nineteen Dante Allen heard of him. Twenty twenty Davion
Speaker 4: McKnight another hilltopper, Another hilltopper, okay. Twenty one Ben Johnson,
Speaker 4: don't know.
Speaker 5: Lexon Catholic Besson we had I'm with Ben shirts a game.
Speaker 4: Did he go Bellerman?
Speaker 2: Bellerman?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 4: Twenty twenty Turner but Tree don't know that name. He's
Speaker 4: a starting guard now at e Ku.
Speaker 2: Why are you shaking him out? Head? Butcher?
Speaker 4: Is it Butchery? That was but Tree? Well, you're wrong,
Speaker 4: I'm wrong. Twenty twenty three. A guy by the name
Speaker 4: of Reed Shepherd heard of him. Twenty twenty four, guy
Speaker 4: by the name of Travis Perry heard of him.
Speaker 2: All right, well there you go, nice little will you
Speaker 2: go over?
Speaker 4: That's the list?
Speaker 2: You know, that's a walk down memory lane there? All right?
Speaker 3: Channing, people are making fun of me for going to
Speaker 3: Georgetown to get my check.
Speaker 2: Why are they making.
Speaker 6: Fun when they say they have this great thing now
Speaker 6: called direct deposit that you could take advantage of it.
Speaker 7: Those right to your bank.
Speaker 2: Account my hand.
Speaker 3: Suddenly I heart. Did you know iHeart made me get
Speaker 3: direct deposit?
Speaker 4: They did.
Speaker 3: They were like, we're not mailing you checks anymore, and
Speaker 3: then you have to get direct deposit. But I still
Speaker 3: go get by hand by check from George.
Speaker 7: So how far of a driving were we talking?
Speaker 2: Fifteen fifteen?
Speaker 7: Yeh, that's such a bad But then.
Speaker 4: You got to drive it to the bank to deposit
Speaker 4: in your cant I go to the bank once or
Speaker 4: twice a week, Yeah, I do. I go to the
Speaker 4: bank still a lot.
Speaker 3: Well, the thing I can't get my app to work.
Speaker 3: So the only way I know how much money I
Speaker 3: have is to go to the bank. So I go
Speaker 3: in there and go I'm like a ninety year old woman.
Speaker 2: I go in there and go. Can I will you
Speaker 2: tell me what's going there?
Speaker 7: You get you get your sucker. You check your deposits
Speaker 7: exactly right.
Speaker 2: My app does not work, and I have no way
Speaker 2: of checking.
Speaker 5: You know the bank you're talking about because the app
Speaker 5: doesn't work for me either. Is it a fraction?
Speaker 2: I will say to fifth third, fix your app.
Speaker 5: I can't walk off.
Speaker 2: It has never worked at one time at fifth third, right,
Speaker 2: go ahead.
Speaker 7: Man, Oh you want me to go ahead, Okay, Joe,
Speaker 7: Who's next?
Speaker 2: Is what? Yeah? Joe, Joe, go ahead, Joe?
Speaker 9: Yeah, Hey, how you doing it a little bit?
Speaker 8: I want to talk about.
Speaker 2: Rockets and take us off speaker. Go ahead?
Speaker 9: Oh yeah, so got shift gears? Jackson Robinson losing him
Speaker 9: this year really hurt my favorite player. But after the
Speaker 9: LSU game, I mean, is there a world where our
Speaker 9: offense runs better with Kobe Brayers startin because it forces
Speaker 9: us to shoot?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't think so. I appreciate the call. I mean
Speaker 3: he's at Do you think that the offense could be
Speaker 3: better without Jackson Robinson? That's hard for me to say
Speaker 3: yes to, if nothing else, just for depth, But I do.
Speaker 3: Do you think the starting five with Brea can be
Speaker 3: as powerful as the starting five with Robinson? But I
Speaker 3: just think you miss his depth. But the starting five
Speaker 3: I think can be just as good.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I can't. In no world do I think they're
Speaker 5: better off with Bray over Robinson even. I mean, he
Speaker 5: had some games where he disappeared defensively, but he also
Speaker 5: had some games hemade some good defensive stops. He got
Speaker 5: a lot of deflections, he was pretty active. I think
Speaker 5: they'll miss that a little more when you're comparing him
Speaker 5: to Kobe Brea. But I was surprised yesterday that Robinson
Speaker 5: was named a finalist for the Julius Irving Award of
Speaker 5: I mean, that's a small forward best in the country.
Speaker 5: With his injury status and just how the year win,
Speaker 5: I was surprised to see him make that list.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: He makes a really good point, Ryan about defense. I mean,
Speaker 2: like Kobe Brayant, for all his strengths is I mean,
Speaker 2: you guys can guard better than he can. He's not
Speaker 2: a defender. So I do think you miss his defense
Speaker 2: quite a bit.
Speaker 4: Oh, there's no doubt about it. You know, we had
Speaker 4: the same conversation when Lamont Butler was out, you know,
Speaker 4: and Brett Rayle was starting. Did they make him a
Speaker 4: better offensive team? And you know, you can make your
Speaker 4: argument either way, but definitely not. I mean Jackson Robinson,
Speaker 4: I mean, he was he was becoming a star. I
Speaker 4: think he was just trying to find himself when he
Speaker 4: got hurt really bad.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I do too.
Speaker 3: Who's next, David David eight five two eighty seven, Go ahead, David.
Speaker 10: Hey, guys, thanks for taking my call. Listen, man, I
Speaker 10: got four rapid fire points. If you'll give me thirty seconds.
Speaker 2: I won't give you thirty, but I'll let you go fast. Go. Okay.
Speaker 10: One, the hair thing. I think the pulp hair situation
Speaker 10: might be like that episode of Seinfeld where who was
Speaker 10: Elaine's boyfriend had a bald head and then he tried
Speaker 10: to grow it and realized he couldn't. Okay, Second, Public,
Speaker 10: since the new BUCkies.
Speaker 4: Is Public's the new BUCkies better than BUCkies?
Speaker 2: What's better than bucket?
Speaker 4: Yeah?
Speaker 2: Why is it better? Just there?
Speaker 4: They've got better food.
Speaker 2: Wow, you really are excited.
Speaker 4: I'm so excited.
Speaker 7: Better than the Beaver nuggets.
Speaker 2: Huh. Look your baby Billy shirt is on fire? There?
Speaker 2: What's next? No, God, to your next one? Real quick?
Speaker 10: Okay, I'll go to the fourth way. So that I
Speaker 10: think they did reps.
Speaker 9: Go into the.
Speaker 10: Review and all the injuries are tied into the biggest
Speaker 10: thing that people are not talking about in basketball, which
Speaker 10: is the physicality of the game. I think that the
Speaker 10: college basketball game is way too physical. I think that
Speaker 10: something needs done about it because we're seeing injuries way
Speaker 10: too often. In my opinion, I'll hang up lint.
Speaker 2: Yeah you know, I think I appreciate the call. I
Speaker 2: think the college basketball game had gotten way too physical
Speaker 2: a few years ago.
Speaker 3: I think a few years ago the college basketball game
Speaker 3: was kind of hard to watch because of how physical
Speaker 3: it was. I do think it's better. I mean I
Speaker 3: don't think. I don't think it's as physical. I think
Speaker 3: we've gotten hurt a lot, but a lot of that
Speaker 3: has just been random. I mean, non contact injuries are
Speaker 3: just something you know, when when Robinson got hurt at Oklahoma,
Speaker 3: just fell wrong.
Speaker 2: I mean some of that you can't help.
Speaker 5: There are a couple of teams, like if you watch
Speaker 5: a Georgia game, I don't even think they wanted basketball
Speaker 5: to be on the court. They're just out there to
Speaker 5: fight A and M. They're scrappy. I blame them for
Speaker 5: injuring Lamont Butler. So there are a few teams that
Speaker 5: need to clean it up in the SEC.
Speaker 3: But do you also have teams like Alabama Florida Aliburner's
Speaker 3: scoring points. Uh, It's like a few years ago nobody
Speaker 3: was scoring ninety in the SEC. I mean there was
Speaker 3: think about I mean I watched the game the other
Speaker 3: night where the it was forty eight forty eight from
Speaker 3: like ten years ago with a minute left, like you
Speaker 3: just I think it's I think the game.
Speaker 2: I think college basketball, the sport is significantly better than
Speaker 2: it was five to six years ago.
Speaker 4: Oh, I agree, And you know, a lot a lot
Speaker 4: of guys don't like that five out offense to run.
Speaker 4: They want to go to the post. But it's kind
Speaker 4: of been neat to see how Mario Wims has developed
Speaker 4: where he's learned how to be that post player guy
Speaker 4: and yet he can go out and play on the preimity.
Speaker 4: You can do both both offenses.
Speaker 5: Really with Pope system, I hope they call start calling
Speaker 5: two because he's even called the reps out in the postgame.
Speaker 5: Someone asks like why and Bray getting open, and he
Speaker 5: just said they're holding him, doing everything they can to
Speaker 5: keep him from getting a shot.
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Speaker 3: It is Kentucky Sports Radio A five nine twenty two
Speaker 3: eighty seven. Here got lunch the ten minutes ks BAR opens,
Speaker 3: got a good group of Owen County students and then
Speaker 3: some other folks here. All right, you're gonna speak for
Speaker 3: the American people.
Speaker 4: I believe in the Americans.
Speaker 3: So I don't know if you I don't know if
Speaker 3: you've seen if you watch the news, there's so much
Speaker 3: happening in the news, it's sometimes hard to keep up.
Speaker 3: But one of the things that happens is is President
Speaker 3: Trump and the weirdo Elon Musk.
Speaker 2: They keep they like keep firing people, right, so like people.
Speaker 3: They keep letting government workers go, and then the courts
Speaker 3: come in and go, you have to hire that person back.
Speaker 2: It's happened like a bunch of times. And then this
Speaker 2: morning I saw that like five.
Speaker 3: Thousand workers for some branch maybe the whatever, they fired
Speaker 3: them all. And then they've come back three weeks later
Speaker 3: and said, you know, what we kind of need you
Speaker 3: to come back.
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 3: Maybe they were doing something that was important. Maybe they
Speaker 3: should have figured that out before they fired him. But
Speaker 3: they came back and they said to those people, hey,
Speaker 3: we need you to come back.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: The question is they said, like I saw an interview
Speaker 3: where one of the guys in the Health and Human
Speaker 3: Services like, we really need these people to come back.
Speaker 3: They said, well what do they do? And like we
Speaker 3: don't want to talk about it, but we really need
Speaker 3: them to come back. So Ryan Lemon, you're gonna speak
Speaker 3: for the American people. Let's say you're Ryan Lemon. Federal
Speaker 3: government work, gotcha all right? Three weeks ago you got fired, yes,
Speaker 3: and told you were out, get out of here.
Speaker 2: Now.
Speaker 3: Three weeks later you've been like looking for jobs. What
Speaker 3: am I gonna do? Blah blah blah blah blah. Three
Speaker 3: weeks later, they come back, you go, you know what,
Speaker 3: we were thinking about it, and we need you again.
Speaker 3: You're a very prideful man. You're a person who I
Speaker 3: know holds a grudge more than any on one I know.
Speaker 2: Are you coming.
Speaker 3: Back three or four weeks later and going, you know what,
Speaker 3: everything's fine?
Speaker 2: Or are you gonna go forget it. You fired me,
Speaker 2: I'm out and I.
Speaker 4: Haven't found another job in these there's three weeks.
Speaker 3: I say, let's say that there's something you could do
Speaker 3: that's maybe not quite as good but still good. But
Speaker 3: they would but they fired you, and and now you
Speaker 3: they ask you to come back.
Speaker 4: If I had a job where I was making it
Speaker 4: even close to the same amount of money, I middle
Speaker 4: fingers in the air. I'm taking the other job. I'm
Speaker 4: walking away.
Speaker 2: How close does the money have to be? Uh?
Speaker 4: Well, I gotta consider my family.
Speaker 2: I got.
Speaker 4: It's gotta be enough. I can support my family, and
Speaker 4: I know I could do it on the government job.
Speaker 4: So if if the new job is anywhere close to that,
Speaker 4: I think I would walk.
Speaker 3: So let's say it wasn't. Uh, let's say, I mean
Speaker 3: you would you would come back if you had to?
Speaker 2: Right?
Speaker 4: Absolutely? Got you feel weird about it? Yes, I would
Speaker 4: feel weird about it. Oh, he's looking over my shoulder,
Speaker 4: like I go, let me go again, just on a whim.
Speaker 4: You know, Donald Trump farts in the air.
Speaker 2: And I don't think that has anything to do with it.
Speaker 4: And some more people get fired.
Speaker 2: Uh would you come back?
Speaker 5: Yes, I would come back and they would get my
Speaker 5: c effort. I'd give about fifty percent every day and
Speaker 5: just sit there and if you want to fire me
Speaker 5: again for that, oh well you already fired me once.
Speaker 5: I'm just gonna go be about as lazy as I
Speaker 5: can be.
Speaker 3: So you would come back and use his excuse to
Speaker 3: do last I would go back and I would do
Speaker 3: half of what I did before. So when they wrote
Speaker 3: you at the end of the week and said what
Speaker 3: are the five things you've done, you'd only write three.
Speaker 5: I don't even know if i'd answer, I would even reply.
Speaker 5: I would just go take as much money as I couldn't.
Speaker 2: You are kind of like, Ryan, Yeah, hold a grudge?
Speaker 2: Are you? Are you coming back?
Speaker 6: I'm coming back, but not for the same pay you
Speaker 6: were paying me a lot more.
Speaker 7: I'm using that as a level. You want me to
Speaker 7: come back, That's fine.
Speaker 6: I'll come back, but there's gonna be a significant raise
Speaker 6: when I come back.
Speaker 7: It's gonna cost you.
Speaker 2: Answer. Good answer. I like that answer. I don't know.
Speaker 3: I think I could get over it a lot quicker
Speaker 3: than you all than you could, Ryan, But I also
Speaker 3: it would annoy me. But the problem is, like if
Speaker 3: you have an employer, private employer, and they do something
Speaker 3: like that, you can just be angry and kind of
Speaker 3: yell at him. But let's say you're angry at the government,
Speaker 3: who you gonna yell at, Like, there's nobody like you
Speaker 3: can if you're not gonna be able.
Speaker 2: To yell at you on bus, so what are you
Speaker 2: gonna do.
Speaker 3: You're just gonna be like, well, I'm angry, but I
Speaker 3: guess I need the job, so I'll come back.
Speaker 4: Shannonbrick is a good point. If they sweetened the pot
Speaker 4: a little bit, I think we would be happy to
Speaker 4: go back.
Speaker 3: And I don't know how much the government that can
Speaker 3: sweeten the pot. Plus, the whole point was to save money.
Speaker 3: If they sweeten the pot, that's even worse.
Speaker 6: Gonna be even worse when they don't have anybody working there.
Speaker 2: Well, that's true. I think some of these jobs, they
Speaker 2: were like, you know what we need we need someone
Speaker 2: to watch these nuclear reactors over here. That might be nice.
Speaker 2: Here's up next, Mike, Mike, go ahead, Mike.
Speaker 9: Hey man. So you know, I'm kind of like a
Speaker 9: Potter Stewart on this stot Court the Storming deal, you know,
Speaker 9: I know, wh Yeah, that's right, And that's that. That
Speaker 9: wasn't court storming last night. Uh, there was no players
Speaker 9: in danger at any point. Yeah, and they controlled it
Speaker 9: once the Tennessee was off the floor, they allowed them
Speaker 9: on the So I mean, I think they actually did
Speaker 9: a nice job with that. So the other piece is
Speaker 9: we've got to get a handle on these fans throwing
Speaker 9: stuff on the floor or on the football field. It
Speaker 9: was really poetic justice in my opinion, that Tennessee missed
Speaker 9: a critical free throw after Old Miss threw something on
Speaker 9: the floor, But there should have been a technical called
Speaker 9: on the Old Miss team.
Speaker 4: That's a breach, whatever.
Speaker 2: You want to call it, really good point. I appreciate
Speaker 2: the call. Let's talk about that play.
Speaker 3: At one point, Tennessee was shooting a free throw and
Speaker 3: someone in the crowd for Old Miss threw something on
Speaker 3: the court that he missed the free throw. What do
Speaker 3: you think that they didn't do anything? Chris Beard got
Speaker 3: on the microphone and said stop throwing stuff. But do
Speaker 3: you think maybe that should have been a technical since
Speaker 3: you could argue maybe it had a small impact on
Speaker 3: the game.
Speaker 4: I think if after Chris Beard said that, if they
Speaker 4: threw something else, it's got to be a technical. They
Speaker 4: got it. They got to step in at some point.
Speaker 4: What makes people think they can throw like, I don't know, Like,
Speaker 4: I mean, we've seen it football games, We've seen a
Speaker 4: baseball game. Now see it basketball.
Speaker 3: You feel like it's happening a lot more now than
Speaker 3: it used to. Like, what makes people just think you
Speaker 3: can just throw things out on the court.
Speaker 2: I mean, it's just during the guy's free throw insane.
Speaker 5: I mean, we just had Brandon Garrison almost get taken
Speaker 5: out with a full beer can. You got Tennessee throwing
Speaker 5: mustard and golf balls and all that a few years ago.
Speaker 5: I mean, I've been at games and I've done that.
Speaker 5: Was against Old Miss, though, wasn't it. I've done some
Speaker 5: of the best heckling you can heckle, but never cross
Speaker 5: my mind to throw something or do anything that crosses
Speaker 5: the line like that.
Speaker 3: I really can't believe they would do that. I did wonder.
Speaker 3: I kind of agree with the caller, even though I
Speaker 3: was wanting Old Miss to win. I was kind of
Speaker 3: surprised he didn't call it technical because it did have
Speaker 3: like a material impact on the game, or at least
Speaker 3: it felt like it.
Speaker 4: You could argue absolutely the kid missed the free throw.
Speaker 4: So do you think they should have given him another
Speaker 4: free throw?
Speaker 2: That's probably the most fair thing to do, but I'm
Speaker 2: not sure in the rules you can do that. I'm
Speaker 2: not sure in the rules you can just say, well,
Speaker 2: you get another throw because this. I don't know if
Speaker 2: you I don't know if you can do that.
Speaker 5: If my team's at the line, I'm throwing something at
Speaker 5: my own team.
Speaker 3: That's you have to think about what the ramification. If
Speaker 3: you can get an extra free throw for throwing it,
Speaker 3: then you would throw it and.
Speaker 2: Say we at least you get two chances out.
Speaker 5: I'll throw something at a Mari in the tournament if
Speaker 5: he gets another look at it.
Speaker 2: That's true.
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