Club 520 Podcast - Club 520 - Jeff Teague on Victor Wembanyama's championship future, DeSean Jackson response, NBA Media Day

Episode Date: October 3, 2024

We’re back with Season 2, Episode 107 of Club 520, where Jeff Teague and the guys REACT to the best of NBA Media Day including: LeBron James and Bronny, Victor Wembanyama and Kevin Durant playing in his 17th season. And Teague and the squad respond to DeSean Jackson talking about Jeff on The Underground Lounge Podcast with Lou Williams. Jeff, DJ and B Hen also remember Dikembe Mutombo after his passing earlier this week. Plus the fellas discuss Project Pat, T-Pain, and look back on Jeff's career at Wake Forest as a score-first PG. #Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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available only to new and former NFL plus subscribers. Additional NFL plus premium terms at NFL dot com slash terms. All right, man, we back. Another wonderful episode of Club 520. I'm the host. My name is DJ. Well, same gang with me to my left. My dog, Bishop, be here now at the Prileys. How you doing, Nasty? Cool and nasty. Let's get to it, baby. Back to a fully recovered. I see, you know, you came working uniform and everything okay i appreciate it it's time you know i mean running back to hendrix experience outfit

hey that's when you know hey when you had a good ass time that you're running to fit back that's how you know i just got out the cleaners this morning so you know we good to go october 27th halloween bash 6 to 10 That's a Sunday And I'm gonna be Giving out some money To the you know Motherfucker who come With the best Halloween costume Okay

Giving the white money At the Hendricks experience Turn up That's what we doing It's like you know He getting too much money now And they're giving the white money And then the second place

When I'm gonna get y'all You know That'll be like a diamond package A free diamond package For the next one So yeah We gonna do that. Sign me up, Dan.

That's better than the fantasy football results. Nah, bro. It's just people that fuck with me, I'm giving back. That's what I'm supposed to do. For sure. For sure. To my right, my dog, young Nacho, young Teague. How you doing, man?

Chilling, bro. Yeah, I'm hating, bro. You got the Salahi's on there. I ain't even going to let you introduce him because I'm hating him. You got the Salahi joint song. That's crazy. Yeah, man. Shout out to my guy, man.

He showed love, man. He sent me a package and some other stuff at the crib. But we got the Kroc joints, too. He's kind of fire to me. But the New Balances is hard. So much love to bro. He sent me the package. I had to rock him.

Probably get some pictures for the gram or whatever. Start me up. Him is tough. I like how everybody's embracing New Balances like they should be. You know what I'm saying? New Balances have been solid for a very long time period. But you got guys like Salehi, Joe Fresh Goods. They be dropping heat every single year.

And them is tough, man. Them is tough. Them my top five. I ain't going to lie. You fuck with them tough like that? Them my top five. I know he be shitting on them. But for me, I still, that gray 574 is still fire to me.

It ain't something you should be wearing all the time. But I'm fucking with it, bro. The gray 574 and that fucking with it, bro. The gray 574 and that gray 990, bro. Those are classic silhouettes, bro. Shout out to them. Shout out to them. He said,

I'm never wearing the Fila's or the 574. Nah, bro. Yeah. They cool, bro. I don't know. I just, niggas say silhouette,

I think it's something else. Oh, okay. He's a freak, shout out to the silhouette challenge hell niggas down like that motherfucker body thing they used to move downtown that being your influence is crazy hey man we gotta start off the show man

R.I.P. to Kimbae Matumbo man damn it's crazy man Deke it's so funny cause like obviously we know him

from his playing days and shit like that but I always associate him with Team T cause I remember the year that y'all had the Matumbos and y'all was like the only people on earth

who had them but everybody had them fucking sure the whole squad had the Matumbos shout out to Adidas back in the day brother it was showing love and y'all was like the only people on Earth who had them, but everybody had them fucking shots. The whole squad had them with tumbo. Oh, that was hard. Shout out to Adidas back in the day, brother. It was showing love.

Miss my black and red joints. But shout out to Deke, man. He was a good dude. I used to know him in Atlanta. He always showed love. He'd come in the locker room, talk shit with us, had a good time all the time. Always smiling, always encouraging.

He was cool as hell. Yeah, you can tell like everybody fucked with him. Like, he always had good rapport

with everybody. I mean, shit, we already, on the court, he wasn't no slouch, you know what I'm saying? One of the best defenders,

rim protectors you could have. Yeah. I mean, I always laugh like when you see certain players in different eras at different times,

it's like, every time they have like Michael Jordan talking shit at the All-Star game, it was like always with him or like Larry. I thought that was

always dope that he was just always around, even when he was with the Sixers, like, he was like always with him or like Larry. I thought that was always dope that he was just always around. Even when he was with the Sixers, like, it was still relevant going crazy for a while, man. Nah, people fuck with Deke, man.

He was cool for sure. He had a couple cold throwbacks back in the day, too. That Hawks throwback was fire. And that Nuggets boy was raw. Ah, yeah, bro. He got, that Nuggets was fire.

The Navy one is nasty. I fuck with it. Yeah, sorry. Yeah. Shout out to my tumble, man. Even the one you can, you know what I'm saying, what you call it,

the June jersey, the rainbow joint. That one's against you too? Yeah, February and June. We can't keep adding February. I love how we just make up our own shit and niggas just run with it.

That's what he's in. But nah, he definitely got some crazy jerseys, man. R.I.P., man. Last but not least, R.I.P., John Amos. Did y'all look at y'all check the picture? I said y'all No, please look I'm not looking no, please

I'll show you run it No, I don't play like that why are you you up there with the... Just read the caption. Read the caption. Remember I put the pussy on you. Bro. Oh, that's what she said? No, you have to read it. Bro, what?

He was paralyzed. No. But she paralyzed him. Man, she out of pocket bro hey man let john abel's crack at that age is wild anyway she lied i think it was like 85 let me who his kids must not be shit. They supposed to smack her. Bitch, don't ever speak

on my pops like that. I think what's crazy is, you know what I'm saying, like, obviously, one day we all gonna have our time,

but the thing is, hey, when I die, don't do no watch over that Friday. Do not get on Facebook spilling secrets. Don't be making up shit.

I mean, sometimes if you had some pressure, that motherfucker gets a start from your feet up and come up it's hard to get

them out of there you know God saw me at that point don't bring my shit over and don't put no caption up like that

you can just give me R.I.P. but she write with a nigga for the spit up like a newborn shit you be stuck

what's wrong why she write that she crazy that She crazy That's crazy bro You can't do that to people bro But no R.I.P. John Amos Yeah man

R.I.P. man Good times Good times bro I never watched Good Times How the hell bitch was weak though Fuck You didn't watch Good Times Nah

It was tough Good Times was a classic show Wait who was weak The wife Aw damn That's what made me not like You know I love All women rock your hair How you supposed to But that Lil Fro shit The one that was Fro Wait, who was we? The wife. Oh, damn. That's what made me not like, you know, I love all women.

Rock your hair how you supposed to, but that little fro shit. The Florida Evans fro? She blew it for all of you. What's worse, the Florida Evans fro or the Webby fro? Florida. We ain't going to do Webster like that. All right. Webster fro is iconic, bro.

All right. They still got that motherfucker. Yeah, it's iconic, bro. Or Miss Winslow. What? I'm nailing Miss Winslow what I'm kneeling Miss Winslow you kneeling here off the dribble like that putting her on the cross

you ever seen when the Wayans brothers redid the good times and they had it with the neck like I ain't bothered this shit all week childs and everything had that with the fucking neck she like that nigga with no neck for real I ain't bothered in shit all week since I've been here child's a dad we don't fucking have that

we don't fucking neck she like that nigga with no neck for real no neck J trash

that shit was funny who else was in there but uh Jenna was in there right yeah Gunsmoke she was for sure

Gunsmoke on that JJ you ever seen that video When Janet was dancing on dude And she They had him chained up Like he was locked up to the

Yeah Wow it crashed out It crashed out I told y'all boy What nigga She was going Boy like that extreme shit Extreme shit is crazy

Extreme restraint It's game C Extreme Hey if y'all get bored extreme restraint extreme hey if y'all get bored type in extreme restraint that was crazy I can't even blame you cause Justin Timberlake crashed that

that nigga liked her so much he's telling her titties to the world that was crazy but like bro she's feeling you typed in extreme restraint no

I was like bro that's wild about to be all type of wild you gotta in extreme restraint I was like bro that's wild about to be all type of wild you gotta search lawnmower for shit like that he said gunspoke and I'm like General Jackson was like

10 on good time but it's okay yeah she was older he was a kid too King Combs she was not 10 on good time she was older

no she was like 8 bro the fact check is making it better but he was young he was young too I moved past it was okay King Com. I moved past it. It was okay. King Combs, I told you you got new allegations.

She's like, see. That's like, but see, no, but I'm saying, though, and I'm saying she grew up on the show, but I'm saying that's like us talking about girls that was cute when we was younger, bro. I understand. We're on the same page. No smut on your name. I just was like. I mean, yeah, that's why I'm colossal.

You tried to, though. You tried. That should have been your first instinct I got babies I just can't get the fuck out of here that's what the internet was gonna do to you I'm trying to help you nah we talking about when she grew up god damn when she was in Denver and you're Sursky

you know I have a song for y'all in a little bit I can't think of that slow jump I used to bump while Janet was cold nah matter of fact I can't think of the name of her in Busta Rhymes

had a classic that beat when I make your body gonna make your body wet what's it gonna be oh that's almost oh my god oh whoever produced that jenna made a bop she got a song with q-tip i fucked with too. Damn. Damn, didn't Q-Tip die? No. You got to quit killing niggas. He is just fine. All right, bro. Y'all know Q-Tip might be out of here, bro.

Oh, that's Magoo. Never mind. Yeah, RP. Moving on. Shout out to Emion. My fault, Q. Q-Tip is a wild name, too. Just let me fuck with it for a minute.

That's what he said on that song. Hell no. Yeah. Ah, damn. I got to play that song with you, bro. I've never heard that song. You never heard that song? Mm-mm. Don't know.

You seen the boy. Speaking about music, since we all here. Your boy, DJ. That's why we pot early. DJ got to make his appearance at Soldier's. You move. Dude. Dude. Sorry. That's why we pot early. DJ got to make his appearance at Sojourn. You. Dude. Dude.

Sorry. Dude. Yes sir. Sojourn boy. Tell him. Big drink on the nap. I had to fuck with it one time.

You know me. R.I.P. to the Sojourn boy. You. That's what I got picked up. Oh I made it my fault.

Damn it. Y'all just killing niggas today. R.I.P. Q-Tip. Now Sojourn boy who's next? Sojourn boy up in it.

Soulja Boy. R.B. Kevin Gale. We can't speak about that. Soulja Boy up in it. Oh. Watch me crank it. Watch out for his.

Soulja or Ludacris? Ludacris, bro. Ludacris. Don't disrespect Big Soulja like that. He don't have hits. What was your favorite Soulja Boy song? Which one you gonna sing for us tonight

I'm not gonna probably sing it but that's one he can't he's definitely gonna hit that that's nasty that's nasty

hey you know what's funny that motherfucker had the Vogue so I wouldn't be in the balcony just watching that shit

that shit probably gonna be funny as fuck hey I'm just excited to see what niggas gonna wear man i hope people dress like that wear the dig dumb ass t-shirts the fuck that's gonna be a good ass time man but that's not fair to compare to ludacris ludacris definitely has so i just think he got more hits than ludacris bro man he probably thinks that drake stole his whole flow hey when my nigga soldier was running around the press room with that same white dirty

Gucci headband that's when he was a goat bro that's when I I was like alright Soulja Boy he back wait

that was your official to trust him yeah I was like I fuck with Soulja Boy he the Bobby Brown of rap for sure excuse me Soulja Boy is the

Bobby Brown of rap bro crashing out bro he a beanbag shit that's a great comparison for real I don't know he ain't have a Whitneybag. Shit, this. That's a great comparison. He's a nerd, for real. I don't know.

He ain't have a Whitney, though. Longevity, too, though. He ain't have a Whitney. He definitely didn't have a Whitney. Damn. He definitely didn't have no Whitney. He had what? Well, he had a Whitney.

Never mind. We ain't going to say her name on the pod. But shout out to the Teddy Riley family. He had cat stacks. They don't count. Oh. Cat stacks, OG. What happened to cat stacks? don't count oh yeah thanks og what happened to cat sticks she probably clocked she started snitching on him when he hit the cane in the room yeah i heard her sense damn

i didn't know he was on me i didn't know he tapped she had recorded a video ah she weak she weak for that he had just hit that cane they could fin a tear a new one she posted it he hit that pre-workout i was about to get active he had that one song that just recently came out uh he was playing for the show the tiktok yeah that she that she make a clap that's gonna probably go crazy yeah it's gonna be fun just because that time period was crazy and like you said it might get spooky if he come in there and not like embrace that i feel like he is though because he know he a legacy act at this point yeah yeah for sure yeah soldier soldier is still popping in on niggas tour dates and giving them he just did the show with drewski and him in atlanta i know it probably went crazy but yeah that i wish

i was there if that could have been shit bro drewski brought everybody out bro i wish i was a franchise boy that's hard uh what's the name dj um everybody damn dj uh i remember Ump? I remember he had one of the most memorable episodes of MTV careers to me. I was like, that nigga live in Crooked Creek. Like, how he get on the show? That nigga had to do Slash That Two Step Remix. It was my shit with T-Pain. Oh, my Lord. Oh, T-Pain, that's one of the hardest.

Like, his verse on there, he might have the hardest features ever. Bro, yes, bro. I think it started going crazy. Like his verse on there, he might have the hardest features ever. Bro, yes, bro. I'm like, yeah, I know. I like it, you know. That nigga started going crazy. T-Pain used to stay. And obviously, he'd been great for a long time. But that four-year run he had, like when we was in high school,

going to college, was crazy. Who, T-Pain? Hell, yeah. T-Pain, he. He came out solo. Then he started doing his features. Then he started hopping his features then he started hopping on other people's shit

bro T-Pain is for sure what's his greatest feature like collab song that he did with anybody damn that's tough Shadi Plas

nah you know what's crazy all I do is win with DJ Khaled I know that was you out of pocket but I agree that's the biggest

I said the biggest yeah do the number of pocket. But I agree. That's the biggest. I said... The biggest he ever said. Y'all do the number shit. I'm saying the best. I'm saying the fuck with it. I ain't going by the best. That ain't the best. But he was going to find a way to plug Khaled

if we didn't hear from the nigga. But I respect it. Hold the brand down. Shawty is the best. You know what's crazy? That was Webby's song. Damn. My numbers wise, it was Kiss Kiss by Chris Brown.

You want that love at that... Numbers wise. The kiss kiss... Kiss Kiss is bigger than all i do is win wow that's good to know i didn't know that which is crazy because that song is licensed everywhere in the world but it's still chris brown that's where niggas be having to fucked up he's you know chris brown also since we there is the only artist you know no usher no beyonce no michael jackson in this century to you know top the charts i'm just saying i just

want you to know that mike wasn't alive what do you mean he's been dead i'm just saying like it don't matter like that nigga lived long enough so chris brown artist of this century to top the charts to crack the hundred you know i mean most times long enough is crazy Chris Brown I'm talking here my nigga my nigga's the only artist of this century to top the charts to crack the hundred you know most times ever bro

shout out to Chris Brown but nah nah T-Pain is T-Pain hooks is crazy yeah I don't know about what'd you say for the greatest T-Pain

plus Shawty Shawty's a far ass hook but I don't know if it's a bad it's one of the favorites for sure cause uh uh uh damn he was on a Kanye song with uh Shawty. Shawty is a fire ass hook, but I don't know if it's a bad. It's one of the favorites. I'm sure. Cause,

uh, uh, uh, damn, he was on a Kanye song with, uh, good, uh,

welcome to the life. Nah, you keep that one. That was hard. It's hard, but you keep it. Uh, fuck.

With Jay Z. I had to tap in. We can move on though. I'll come back to it. With Jay Z and Kanye? Yeah. Go hard? Go hard. Oh, yeah, that's not though I'll come back to it With Jay-Z and Kanye Yeah Go hard Go hard Aw

Nah that's not I'll protect the Maybach Music 3 joint Over that Yeah Nah nah I don't go hard bro This verse on go hard Was crazy

But I respect y'all Opinion though bro For sure Shout out to T-Pain Hey I got a Media day You know what I'm saying NBA is officially back

Just kicked off this week. I was just looking at random stats and stuff. And you know what's crazy? This is year 17 for KD. As much as we talk about how many years LeBron has been in the league, bro, KD, year 17, and still being elite, it should be talked about a lot more. I told her I paid for it. Did you?

Nah, that's for Platt, I said. Shit. Hey, honestly, he started off with raps on one of them. Nigga started off as soon as I seen this shit. KD, you trying to put a spell on your name. DJ, mention your legacy. This nigga talking about paying for the coochie room. Nah, I'm just saying what nigga said. Right after your flyers, bro.

Birdspin is birdspin. Right after your flyers. KD, let me find out. I was just saying. He got a lot of back deals. I was just saying, he kind of killed that. Shit, it's all right. KD paying for it after the year 17 is crazy.

I bet he can't do that. You just said it hurt KD. But shout out to KD. What'd I say? Year 17? Yeah. That's a lot of buckets, bro. That's a lot of years to be doing what you've been doing for a long time.

Anybody else in that draft? Still in the league today? Shit, that is a good question. Westbrook? Westbrook? He wasn't in that draft. It was a year after. a good question westbrook he wasn't in that draft he was a year after he said he was 16. you're 16. yeah katie you're 17. There you go. Some legends. KD. It's 19 for Chris Paul. God damn. He about to get a 20 plus. That's dope, bro. And some of the footage they've been showing,

I mean, we'll talk about it more, the Spurs camp. Like what I'm saying. Like we said, the perfect person to be with Wimpy, but damn, 19, 20, that's crazy niggas been in the league that long. He only a six foot guard playing 20 years.

Him and Mike playing that long at that size. A dream, bro. Man, that's special. It's still effective. It's still putting an imprint on the game. For sure. I wanted to ask

out of this while we're just looking at random shit. At what year do you think Victor Wimbiano is going to get his first ring? Because I don't think it's going to be an if with him.

I think it's just when. I ain't going to hold you. He's going to make it. He got about a year seven, eight. I'm probably's just win. I ain't gonna hold you. He's gonna, he got about year seven, eight. I'm probably taking two blue shoes,

bro. By the time he's in one. I ain't gonna lie. He got about seven, eight, bro.

It's over with, brother. Damn, y'all think, the two blue shoes is crazy. Cause double cup and that is nuts.

But damn, y'all think, y'all don't think when we gonna get it Man I know time soon That's a round in cash Boy that motherfucker weak

Oh well obviously We know that's gonna change That's why I said I give it maybe Five Year seven for him bro You think he gonna win In year five

I think Year five Year six At the latest Who Who they got over there? Bro, who going there? That's what I'm saying, bro.

If they don't put him around nobody, bro, by that time period, bro, they're wasting him. Because by the end, bro, he's going to be unstoppable, bro. He's never going to be a short thing to win. CP only went there because he said he wanted to play still.

For sure. He going to be unstoppable this year. But taking that nigga to the ship with how the league is getting with these teams bro absolutely not no absolutely not bro you're gonna have to i'll stand on that ledge man i think by year six you're gonna have a ring bro for great trade they're gonna have to go get i don't even know who's gonna be available about that time but you don't think it'd be in the league i mean we ain't gonna seem serious you don't think the league would want that

they don't think they want him to be? Yeah. They do, bro. But nobody want to go San Antonio. Yeah, that's the stigma. Like, it's nice. Pop O. Quiet, bro.

Pop won't be there. Yeah, Pop. DJ asked for a lot, bro. I think that nigga about to really dominate. I think he about to fuck the league up for sure. Oh, I think he is, too. I think he could. I think he got a chance to be the MVP this year, to be honest.

Yeah, he gonna kill. Quiet for the show he got a chance to win MVP this year to be honest. Yeah, he gonna kill. Quiet for the shit. He damn near can win MVP this year because he's gonna average 20 plus 10 rebounds probably five blocks.

MVP, they gotta be like top four in the West. I think the Spurs ain't gonna be top four but I think they gonna make the playoffs. That's for sure

not top four. I think they'll make the playoffs though. If they get to the seventh, sixth or seventh seed in the West, they might win MVP. No.

Because they rostered ass. But you know how mad niggas would be if a seventh seed get MVP? Why? Yeah, there ain't no denying it. You can't deny it.

You know, that be on there was like, well, he was on the third seed, bro, he get a seventh, a seventh seed MVP is crazy. Because he going to have to be doing some extreme shit. Every single game. To make them win, bro. They roster is crazy. Because he's going to have to be doing some extreme shit. Every single game.

To make them win, bro. Their roster is pool. And I ain't trying to discredit none of the players. Y'all better than me. But that roster compared to other teams' rosters, y'all is pool. Right, that's what we're doing. Hey, man, if that organization don't put nothing competent behind him in the first couple years, free him.

That's crazy. When your second player is cp about almost 40 yeah when your second best player is almost 40 and you're a point guard you ain't gonna have it you're in trouble and cp a legend he go he all-star hall of famer all that but it's a lot of pressure to put on them so So for him to get them to the playoffs, you know he was special. And if he do that shit, he get my vote. DJ jumped off a ledge with that one. I did.

I think he's about to really take the league over. Outside. For sure. Take shit over there. Check DJ Vance for the fit. The real fit. I lost my dog to that fit now. Hey, Jeff.

All right. Don't start now Jeff all right don't start west side don't do it bro I lost my dog to that tennis ball R.I.P man R.I.P Gotti it's crazy man uh obviously we've seen the Lakers shit I thought was very fire to see um Bron and Bernie on stage like that especially when they had the different camera angles they both seen their jerseys like their names that's that was fire supposed to mean the james and james junior that's he man i with that moment even though it really don't feel like a lot of ways other people i with that that guy he accomplished everything he couldn't leave i i with braun i with that whole moment only thing thing I didn't feel, I was like,

he said when he was like five years old, he seen the nigga and was like, yeah, he going to the league. Like, stop. Hunter. I love y'all to death, bro. I love y'all whole family, but bro, it's not good unless we get a good LeBron line.

What made that official for me, that statement? It's his son looking like, oh, shit. Like, nigga, I wasn't even the best on the team. Bronny's response was what did it for me. Like, aw, this nigga is cap on his cap. You did not think I was going to win.

First time on camera, you going to put me in this? Or give me some pre-media training, nigga. Let me know what you're going to do so I can play off of it. I remember we used to play them. Like, he was the last I see him grow as a player And he became A lot better

But like The Mohawk Reese Shepard and them Used to Destroy Him Oh for sure But they had like

What's the kid Gabe Cup Yeah Oh they had Are you writing Yeah They got an older nigga Mikey start fucking with him

I forgot the little dude That went to Off the school to play football They had a little Mike That was an older nigga Mikey started fucking with him I forgot the little dude that went to off to school to play football he was cold they had a little Mike that was in Chicago when they was little Big Ja?

yeah I mean not Big Ja but yeah they had Ja too but that was later on yeah they had that was like 7th grade when he started starting to get a little notice yeah now when he got

to 7th, 8th grade it was alright now if he would have said practice at his gym yeah if he would have been like 7th, 8th grade I seen it

I would have been like okay I feel itth grade I seen it I would have been like okay I feel it I feel you but 5th like 5 years no no no no

that's cool man shout out to you bro I love that LeBron just give us a good lie every time we talk shout out to him every time we talk about that nigga how that nigga be reading books

have you ever seen that video of that nigga reading the book the fastest book reader he says LeBron that nigga was like freezing up he said

that was brown bro so that was brown hey Louise do not make this the fucking thumbnail do not

please they talking about I'm sick matter of fact use Victor yeah do not put little brown thumbnail

bro god damn we've turned to the braun bitches i know like we love braun over here but shit we ain't even gonna braun anybody yet can't be every thumbnail braun fuck what the fuck he said hey man we thought that nigga was gonna be on the show fuck with y'all niggas every thumbnail is braun yeah but for yeah we want braun on books know, that shit get wicked. We know how it go. Yeah, for real.

Business decisions. But we're going to talk about my patients too. Hey, shout out to my boy Tyreek. You know what I'm saying? Out there getting wicked in the dress shoes. This is when we need a bartender so I can take a break. I seen him dressing, had the dress shoes on. He all in on that shit.

Wearing the church shoes Him and YG do that right Yeah well Yeah for different reasons Okay No I'm just Respect Damn

We about to get some Stacey Adams Stacey Adams Oh that's crazy Damn The Harold Pender Sponsorship He gonna be in the

KNG commercial next Nigga I mean He definitely He definitely be wearing The soldier boy dress clothes he gon be in a KNG commercial next nigga I mean he definitely be wearing the Soulja Boy dress clothes my boy be in a 8 inch blazer

that's crazy I fuck with his movement though like I like he got his own little vibe to him he fit Indiana that's the only

place you can get that shit off for real we embrace shit like that niggas going to Soulja Boy tonight bro

what the fuck Soulja Boy tonight, bro. What the fuck? Tyrese going to be in there with it. Them niggas going to be right next to Soulja Boy. Soulja Boy is on a 26 tour right now. Respect my nigga. Nah, no disrespect to Soulja Boy. I'm just saying we embrace like. Big Soulja be on the internet.

I fuck with Soulja Boy. We don't give a fuck. I fuck with Soulja Boy. I'm give a fuck I fuck with Soulja Boy I'm just saying like Indiana Soulja Boy go at these niggas y'all was ATL kicking it

now you don't claim him now that's crazy nah don't shout out to Soulja Boy like I told you at that era I fuck with that I have big ass t-shirts so the boys are legend but he but it's gonna be funny because he's not gonna be dressed like that

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Hey, speaking of big t-shirts, shout out to, I forgot that name, but shout out to the Clipping Up UNL old school diet user version UNC. My boy out there in the 3XT hooping. I seen that. I was busting their ass. Yeah, matter of fact. That's what I'm something talking about hooping.

Y'all niggas quit tagging me with this John Jackson. That nigga can't play basketball. I don't respond to that kind of shit. That nigga is terrible at basketball. I'm getting down. I'm like, I know his shit crazy.

Yeah, they keep saying something about the John Jackson. Nigga, I tried to play him 15, what was that, 15 years ago? Yeah,

Josh tried to line that shit up. And that nigga didn't want to play. That's what y'all not going to clip, and that's what niggas didn't tell Lou and Spank on the show. All right, has he been dunking smoke for that long? I mean, shit, he just started talking shit. I can hoop, I can hoop. I wasn't even there.

He was at a strip club. He was like, I can hoop. My nigga smooth, funny as hell, called me on the side like, I'm gassing this nigga this gonna be the easiest 50k you ever made in your life i'm gonna front it i'm gonna get you 25 i get 25 go to the uh gym i'm like who i'm about to play he's like football nigga he sat put my clothes on got in the car he called me back like man he's scared he ain't gonna play he's scared and i heard him just talking shit like man you scared but you ain't going to play. He's scared. And I heard him just talking shit. Like, man, you scared,

but you ain't got the money. What's up? What's up? He was like, no, no, no. Then Lou, Lou was there. Lou called me. He was like, nah,

one of them niggas told him that you really can hoop. This nigga didn't know who you was. That nigga just talking. Oh, yeah. Damn. That's the real. Put that on your shit.

Yeah, that nigga just, he just talking. And then when i dm'd him like you want bet you know how nigga try to talk shit like yeah what's up nigga i'll bust your ass and i was like all right let's let's bet like you said you can beat me let's bet money you can beat me then it went from beating me to i could score on you yeah shit change nigga i don't give a fuck about you scoring nigga and this nigga never said that he could fuck with you on the football field because i don't don't move don't move the goalpost we fuck with dj dj cause motherfucking legend in the nfl yeah for sure but niggas would just be

getting out of pocket and getting sideways on this shit yeah because he was out of pocket like and out of all the niggas names you could could call, you're going to call a nigga. You know, pardon the shit. I know what it means. It makes sense. It didn't make me mad, though.

It made me laugh. Yeah. Because that nigga said, let's do it for content. That's when I was like, ah. Let's do it for content. Luis.

I said, do it for content. Ah. Content. Yeah, he wanted you to do the flood. Exhibition match. Let's play. do it for content oh content yeah yeah he wanted you to do the flood exhibition match

let's play let's play for content so he don't niggas too tapped in with that WCW shit he said let's do it for content

respect I don't know we do content shit but nah you called my name like it was like I was sweet And I just

My only thing is too You know And the football niggas They gonna talk their shit Cause they used to hoop It was just when he just Used you as an example Of why he could play

Minutes in the NBA Yeah I'm sweet That's what had me tight I'm like bro Yeah you getting out of pocket Yeah I'm probably not

The best example for that Yeah And shout out to my nigga Lou. I make it look like I ain't care, but niggas know. Like, I ain't doing that. That's why when I seen that highlight of North Carolina, like, nigga, you wouldn't have scored 10 on North Carolina. Ty Law locking that shit up, nigga.

You sweet. That's why shit like that just make me laugh. But it'd be, like, cool. But his sport, he was cold, I called i guess hell yeah i wasn't really no the shine guys yeah bro all the fame nigga bro yeah maybe hella plays he was one of the best downfield yeah he was like that for sure yeah i ain't really watching during touchdowns one of the fastest niggas to ever grace that field, 100%. Yeah, fuck the Eagles, though.

But, hey, I got to ask you, you know what I'm saying, since you were on that, that was your highest score game. What was your, like, best college game or your favorite college game?

That was a cool game because so many pros was on that team. They had Ed Davis, Ty Wayne, Tyler Hasbro, Danny Green. They had,

I think, Tyler Zeller was on the bench, I think. He was, bro. Yeah, he Green. They had, I think, Tyler Zeller was on the bench, I think. He was, bro. Yeah, they had a bunch of pros on that team, so that was cool to play against them. But my favorite game was probably Duke my freshman year. We played Duke.

They was number one in the country. And we were sad. We weren't sad, but we weren't ranked. And we ended up beating them and me and James both had 26 damn did I beat them at weight

at weight and they rushed the floor and shit that was like the first time that we got like some real recognition ah yeah that was

that was hard nigga James was a motherfucking issue boy yeah but that Duke team was nasty Nolan and nigga

I really Cal Cal Singer's one of the greatest college basketball players I've seen 100% unfortunately I can take in that testimony

because of what he did to us and that natural that me you know what I mean even when bro killed UNC Wayne Ellington was that nigga in college bro

yeah Wayne was nice too they won a chip that year so shout out to Wayne yeah yeah they was nice that's what they was saying they was just like

man we lost that game but I'm happy that season went any other way. Yeah. Yeah. That year was a good year. I had a bunch of 30-point games that year. We played Jimmer for dead. He gave us 30, but I had 30.

And see, niggas, that's what I'm saying. How this podcast, this is how crazy the internet is. These niggas really don't be tapped in the hoops. You don't talk about yourself. I get that. But, nigga nigga the acc was tough when y'all was in that motherfucker bro it was cold it was crazy so you wasn't playing motherfucking shout out to niggas in the smaller conferences and shit but that was a big deal the

acc was in the big east was the shit back when we was growing up no that was some shit but i ain't gonna lie every game we played a pro damn near somebody was going to the league even like virginia tech i remember they beat us when we was number one in the country they had malcolm delaney yeah yeah that niggas talk shit too shout out to him though he could hoop but it was a battle he killed y'all i remember i just had an attitude that game i think i still probably had like 27 or something like that but damn no i just had a because one like, I wasn't shooting that game. They thought I was point shaving.

So I had to call in the office for point shaving. Niggas called you blue chips because you wasn't shooting the ball? Yeah, we, our team was crazy, so, uh. Oh, we know.

You know, we just be having attitudes. People said I was, I was, like, on this 30-point run. I was getting 30, like, every game. And I started getting segments where it was like, Jeff T, like, on ESPN, it'd just be my name.

And like, they was like, Scott Van Pelt, I'll never forget, he was like, this kid is crazy. Like, you know what I mean? I was killing. Niggas want to fuck him with that shit. Niggas like, you know what I mean? They brought the team camaraderie. Yeah, niggas want to fuck him with that.

That team QT on 2K went down. Nigga, they want to fuck him with that. I was like, ah, shit know what I mean? That brought the team camaraderie. Yeah, niggas was fucking with that. That team QH on 2K win, man. They was fucking with that. I was like, ah, shit, so I just stopped shooting. Now you see how the Temptations treated David Russell? Yeah. And y'all know I wasn't one of them niggas that wanted to be the, I was just doing me. I didn't really want that.

I wanted to win, and I wanted the guys, like, I wasn't thinking about the NBA. So it just became a thing and niggas was just that was off the that's when the team chemistry just went downhill niggas was not trying to hop on that t way what about me i knew it was crazy because that game shout out to my nigga harvey i had started hooping i I started playing. We had a break. It was like he could have gained a ball to me or James or something. This is how I knew our team was just getting fucked up.

And he kept it and got charged. Like to decide the game. He kept the ball. He got a charge. Everybody was like, and that's where it just went downhill. It was just a bad day. Harvey got it cracking.

After that game was over, bro. We just was sad. We was what, like 19-0? Yeah, we all was killing. It all makes sense. I've been telling y'all how important that team locker room is, bro. That shit matters. I can't wait till we have James't wait to be here we talk about that

one that shit was so funny and we don't get james on this year he's doing enough for this podcast in a 30 minute span anybody other guesses that yeah thanks well what's so funny though i laugh at the highlights of the usc because then we play i see like ld like trailing i was looking like jackal thought nope and now as a point guard as i got older i was that's why uh i wanted to talk about that too because as a point guard when i got older i realized like what kind of player i was i was fucked up like there's a lot of times like i could have threw lives to alpha rule threw it behind me they would have got a dunk and it probably would have rose the team chemistry but i was such a scorer at that time that like nigga when i seen a bucket i got a bucket like so when i get to the league that's why i tell you like if you get handed the ball as soon as you come in the league people careers could be different because i was such a bucket

getter if somebody would have gave me the ball as soon as i came from workforce i probably would average 18 or 20 points. You know what I mean, as a rookie. Because my mindset was so like that. But to get on the floor in the NBA,

they told me I had to play defense and run to the corner and I just wanted to play. So after a while, you kind of lose that. You just do whatever you can to stay on the floor.

And you lose that killer instinct because, nigga, I was in college. Oh my God. I tried to score on anybody. I thought I was the best scorer in the world. Like when I first got to the league, I was in college. Oh, my God. Yeah. I tried to score on anybody. I thought I was the best scorer in the world.

Like, when I first got to the league, I used to be like, this shit's so easy. Woody killed me. So, yeah, you weren't blessed like Dane and Paul. Nah, none of them.

Like you said, the Newark guards, they get the keys to the kingdom now. Yeah, yeah, for sure. It's your job to fuck up for three years. Yeah, for sure.

I wish I would've had that opportunity with that mindset. Like, I mean, my NBA career is still good. Yeah, for sure. I wish I would have had that opportunity with that mindset. Like, I mean, my NBA career is still good. Yeah, you had a great career for sure, bro. But you would be a different nigga. If they would have gave me the ball and let me say, look, just do what you did.

Max DLT? Man, what? Because I didn't even have a conscience, bro. Y'all see, I was pulling threes on fast breaks. Yeah. That shit was so funny because I was like, he ain't even. Nope. Nope.

I'm pulling the threes. I didn't have a conscience. What did your coach say when you shot that? Nothing. I used to make it all the time. Like 40-something from three, 50 from the field. I used to really miss. My confidence was so high.

But when you got to the league, Woody just took all that shit. You transitioned well, bro. I'm sure that was hard for Woody just took all that shit. nah. You transitioned well, bro. I'm sure that was hard for you to do, but shit. A lot of niggas ain't able to do that. Ah,

shit, I'm playing. I was like, this shit is ass. They can run to the corner, passing the ball. Ugh. And then when they said,

you can get this amount of money if you do this, that's what fucked me up. Like, it was all you, all we need you to do is average this and this and you do this that's what fucked me up like it was all you all we need you to do is average this and this and you can get that and then i started playing the numbers game it wasn't my more like the love i want to kill it was like they said 14 and 5 14 5 i got 14 5 we won

you know how i mean instead like but that's the kind of you know you had all them people on our team so it was cool he made it work whatever so hell of a breakdown of basketball let niggas know they can't play with

tonight man get well soon the big picture of this is don't be T in 2008 in 2009 if you're a point guard don't

don't all that great shit said oh yeah if you got some more killers on your team let the killers eat too yeah man

not finish swing swing do not finish a 3-0-1 by yourself yes bro absolutely

go alive bro and if you are LD or Harvey nigga join the football team my fault man that was one that was so crazy LD like you could tell he was full stride the football team. My fault, man. That was one that was so crazy.

Like, you could tell he was full stride and Jeff didn't even look that way. I did a double clutch layup one time, nigga. A difficult ass layup. I could have just laid it off to a nigga. I did a...

That's why they was like, yeah, he with them. He with them. Oh, man. I should have been a better team i i wasn't i wasn't a point guard ish was ish was the point guard i was a two yeah i was a two they told me get buckets shout out to ish for holding shit down man being that solid locker room nigga yeah martin luther king in the locker room through that lob they told me get buckets man it's a good digger like you said with norris cole i wasn't even talking about throwing the bitch up i would have shot that layup facts for sure hey i had to ask you this so we had a project pet conversation a couple you know i'm saying

episodes back y'all was out of pocket my boy just got ordained he's an official minister now you know i'm saying be here he's looking for a church drummer you pulling up for sure you know uh i'm big on Project Pat. You know what I mean? Life we live. They're playing with God's name now. Nah, we're going to do it because you get cleaned up. You're able to do it, bro.

It's okay, bro. You're probably going to slow walk him in the church. He ain't getting up there and getting the clowning. You know what I mean? He ain't got that towel yet. But if he decides one Sunday morning that he wants to have cheese as his sermon, then I'm going to transfer to Porto Churches.

To me, preachers are supposed to be, for real, motivational speakers. He done been through so much, bro. I feel like he's... My face. Talking this and that. Yeah, he can talk about how to handle hoes, everything, bro. You live clean, but your gas taking hoes everything bro got no decent shoes he had us calling chicks

you don't know what you're talking about anyway we've got a back and forth conversation with a lady on the song and it's a bop oh god that's hard you know i mean so shout out to project man slow walking to that ministry, bro. That's tough. You entering a different lane, my boy. Speaking of walking to ministry, bro, AJ Griffin. Yeah, AJ Griffin. We didn't know why he was stepping away from basketball, but he said, you know what I'm saying?

Oh, thank God. I thought it was some health shit. That's cool. Yeah, he said the temptation of that life, he wasn't feeling it he was like he wanted to be with god boy i respect that like you said i i obviously as when we see stuff like that we think worst case scenario unfortunately but i was relieved you know i'm saying that reason rather than something else so yeah i mean my thing was like i mean if he wanted to go be a pastor or whatever but my thing was like damn you could still have that kind of faith and do all that and still

play basketball yeah what city was he in atlanta my boy said he couldn't win that battle bro he could have though i mean flush ain't strong enough bro i think i think it's a culture thing i think because it's expectations when you black and you play basketball people assume that you're gonna live this kind of lifestyle because none of our white counterparts that who nobody say that about them like they live a easy going i watch kyle corver go to church read his bible do all that stuff and just be solid fair fair to what you're saying though bro but everybody discipline is different though no i'm not saying anything but if you're going to be a pastor you got some discipline my man like well you saw mark jackson said i don't want to go that route yeah but i'm saying it just

it just depends though bro i'm not just because't want to go that route. Yeah, but I'm saying it just depends, though, bro. I'm not, just because you want to be a pastor, because a lot of them motherfuckers is filthy. A lot of these niggas is counterfeit. That's my whole point. That's my whole point, just because you're going in there. But I think people forget the sport of basketball. Yeah.

You still, this is a sport. I agree. Some of you love to do, some of you love to play. I ain't saying that you can't go be a pastor and do do that it's just a sport people put the other stuff on it like most of them probably was hoping bro you good what position most of us play par four he said good picks motherfucking screen it wrong nigga don't call him alone he definitely set the good screen

you hear me so and I agree with Jeff I mean you can but he was probably like this shit too much I gotta step away cause what comes with being a professional athlete living in Atlanta he probably like damn I get it I understand the temptation it

got me a couple times but what i'm saying is like if you're going to be a pastor your discipline gonna be different anyway yeah you know i mean and if you're really good at playing basketball and something you truly enjoy i'm sure he truly enjoys hooping i'm sure he's probably still gonna hoop and wreck leagues or whatever but like damn don't give up the dream like and you can still do both i feel like he could have did both and you're a decent player bro ah shit but ain't no telling though he might need to step away for some time to get that in order then he might come back like you said he's over his up you think it's when you step away so yeah go be with the lord bro what job moran say stay over there

bro if he come to track him next year they're like nah nah then you like jesus i'm a fullback just saying john ran stamped it bro stay over there shout out to john my boy had to go it's up yeah a.j griffin ain't jordan bro you can't leave and come back bro and figure out that really well for you man you can't mace that thing well nah it's over with not in the league you can't mace it bro damn man that's crazy get well soon with a.j man listen man we love y'all about to get up out of here be here and tell the

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