KSR - 2024-09-18- KSR - Hour 2

Episode Date: September 18, 2024

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the promotion i do is is free when we do events and a lot of you know uh of that stuff is that's kind of what I consider my donation. Also, I think under ESPN rules, I cannot donate. But I also think, listen, to some extent, you need some level of objectivity in this. And if you're donating money, for me, at least I'm not. What about you, Ryan? I do not donate, but I do buy a lot of the club blue NIL beers here at KS Bar and Grill. That's my contribution. No, you're basically paying for UK sports. Yeah, I feel like. Yes. What about you? I've not joined anything or given like a big donation but I bought a lot of the beer done some of the bourbon raf some one-off things here and there yeah I'm not even asking Shannon

Shannon's not donated to anything about my donations no there's no charity there is no organization upon if I were to run for office I don't think Shannon would donate to me like Shannon would say I like you I'd ask you to donate to me to my cause yeah I would donate to you one person writes Matt you said your car had over 200,000 miles. I'm kind of surprised. Why don't you just go and get a new car? I kind of like mine.

That's the same. Part of why I don't buy a house or a car is I'm worried to buy the wrong one. You know what I mean? Indecisive. I'm a little indecisive. Like even last night I was looking at houses and I was like, well, but that one,

I don't like the door handle. Those can be changed. I feel like the house next door is too close. Okay, that's an issue. You can't change that as easily. So, you know, those things, that's probably what, indecisiveness. This car I have has 205,000 miles. It keeps going.

I'd like to get a new one, but it'll take me a week just to clean it out. That's a fact. You are kind of a creature I have, but you've kept your place in Louisville forever. Kept two different places here. Lexon, since I've known you, both kept them for a long time. You've had this car forever. Yeah, well, one day. One day at 46 I'll commit.

You know what? You're waiting for the right time. I don't know what that day will be. Shannon, I thought of you, I don't want to get into the seriousness of the topic. But I have to tell you, I thought of you when I saw the story that in the Hesbola, their pagers blew up. Do you know this story, Shannon? I saw it on the news this morning. They say that Hesbola says Israel did it.

I don't know any of the geopolitical stuff. But I have to tell you, I thought of you, because it's kind of crazy. Basically, Hezboa, this Middle Eastern group, ordered pagers. I didn't know people still use pagers except, you know, on the wire, but ordered 2,700 pagers that went to all of their members. Somehow, some entity infected the pagers. I mean, this feels like a Netflix series to me. Somehow they inflicted the pagers,

and they set it to where at some point, Shannon, someone would send a text or a page to all the pagers, which would ignite a little explosive, which would explode the pagers in their head. They said like 15 people they know are dead, 2,700 injuries, you know, without commenting on whether it's the right thing, whatever. It's crazy to me, Shannon, you can do that.

That you could have it to where a page gets sent and they all explode. Isn't that wild? It is crazy, but I want to know, like, why did you think of me in this at all? I just felt like you would think that was weird. No, it's wild, yeah, for sure. It's wild, isn't it? Yeah, I mean, who knew that you could do that, not me. I had no idea.

Like, that sounds like something I would see on a B-level Netflix movie and be like, well, that could never happen. You couldn't set pagers to explode on a particular page being sent. But Drew, apparently you can, and that blew my mind that that could happen. There's a new update. I was just reading during the break. As of 10 minutes ago, today, I guess they switched to walkie-talkies, and the walkie-talkies exploded. No way.

So they got the walkie-talkies, too. Wow. It's just 10 minutes ago. Is that right? on all the big news sites. So how, you wonder, A, how did they put whatever it was in there? Like, presumably they order them from a company. Yeah, you don't have to, to be all of them, it seems.

You have to get out at the factory level. You'd have to get in at the factory level. Now it's starting to sound like it's an inside job. If they got their pageers, now they've got their walkie-talkies. Please don't guess. I mean, I love you, but we have no idea. But just, isn't it, I mean, that's, that would just seem like something innocent on your body. That's just crazy to me.

I didn't realize that could even. So just in theory, could there be something one day someone puts on our phones? You think so? That could do the same thing. Yes. And there's no way we would know. Nope. That is a scary thought.

That's what I'm saying. It's a scary thought. I mean, forget about this. If the technology is capable on something as old school as a pager, then on a phone, in theory, they could set and clearly in theory it could be set to where you know

somebody infiltrates an iPhone factory in China and all of our phones explode that is next level terrorism that hopefully we never reach but like I just didn't even think that was a thing that literally again they don't know for sure but there was a guy on the

BBC saying he that the technology is such he believes it was sent a text or a page sent to all of them and when your pager got that it activated a trigger that made it explode i mean that's a pretty elaborate scheme somebody set up to have that pay all those pagers set to go off when they sent that one page out but actually it does literally scare me i just threw my phone in the garbage thanks a lot for that now because we all carry this around yep we just assume the safety of it you know we just assume i've talked about with tic-tok we are voluntarily me included

all giving our private information to China. I mean, all of us. Everyone on TikTok is doing that. Whether you realize it or not, you are giving all of your private information to a foreign country and saying, here you go, have it, right? And now the idea that a phone that is made in a place that we don't know, really, could explode in your hands.

Yeah. I don't know, man, it just freaked me out a little bit. You can't sit and worry about it. Like, you got to live your life. but that's crazy. Yeah, crazy that now we got walkie-talkies after the Pagers. That's what's scary. Man, they, Radio Shack.

They just go get all the old technology. It's going to be VCRs next. Unbelievable. Who's up next? Tim. Tim. Go ahead, Tim. Hey, how you all doing?

Good. Big fan of the show. Talking about them Pagers a little bit, I have another question for you, though, but talking about them Pagers, give you a little understanding about it. Apparently, from what I heard, Israel had intercepted because Hezbollah had to do away with their cell phones because they was being tracked.

Okay, gotcha. That's why they were on pageers. Well, I don't want to get into the specifics of the war. I just was more talking about the technology. Apparently, what had happened was they intercepted it and they put these little explosive devices in there, and that's how it got. But it kind of makes you think that one day can technology kill us all? You know, it kind of really makes you think about it. It sounds like the Black Mirror episode.

but I think it's actually legit. But go ahead, sir. But my question, the reason why I called was, and it's one of a political nature, but I've always enjoyed your show. I've listened to your show, and I'm independent. I've probably voted for more Democrats

than I have Republicans, but I've always found it awful strange, whether you're black or white, female or male, Republican or Democrat. I kind of, I kind of, is it possible for a person that could ever become president that didn't go through the primary process?

that didn't get any votes and that doesn't answer any hard questions at all. I appreciate the call. Again, this is not about your political position. As a legal matter, yes. As to whether or not you want to vote for them, that's your decision, and I'm not trying to sway you one way of you. But as a legal matter, yes, you can, and I explained that the other day about conventions, and that's how you end up picking candidates.

Who's up next? Let's go to Evan. Evan, go ahead, Evan. Matt, I got a simple question for you. I'm going to be in Louisville tomorrow evening for work. Going to have a few hours to kill. We love just one restaurant, maybe one place to go after. Thank you so much.

In Louisville. What kind of food do you like, though? You've got to give me the kind of food there. Louisville's got everything you could possibly want. I'll say Indian since it's your favorite. Oh, that's easy. Indian is easy. Doc Shin.

It doesn't look like much, okay? That's a good sign. It doesn't look like much, but the best Indian food in Kentucky is Doc Shin off Bards Town Road out towards Fern Creek. That's where you want to go. Trust me. Sounds good. Appreciate it. It doesn't look like much, and when you go in there, it may just be Indian people and you, but that's a good sign.

That means it's good. That's right. That means, and it's small. It only has like 12 tables, but I would say. Those are usually the best places anyway. You've taken me. It's in an old shopping center, right? It's an old shopping center, like next to a broken down fitness place that literally has,

you know what I'm talking about shit. I know exactly where you're talking about. And one, you know, bench press with half the weights off of it. And then there's a grocery store. And then, I mean, it's, it's a cigarette shop. But I'm telling you. it's it's it's uh where it is the only thing about the place i find odd is when you walk in there's a there's a uh a picture shannon of the president of india had visited louisville and they brought him

there to eat if i'm the president of india and i've come and visit louisville do not take me to an indian restaurant you know what i'm here i'd like to eat something else isn't that like us going over there and eating macdonalds yeah it would be like us going to it would be like us going to indian and they're like, would you like some Kentucky fried chicken and bourbon? It's like, no, I'm in India. I want to eat the food in India. That always found it weird. Go ahead. Who's next?

Doing good. Doing good. 859-280-2287. Go ahead, sir. Guys, I'm practicing a safe phone call, so I've got it as far away from my ear as possible. I think you might need to. Matt, I'm a little bit worried that it sounds like you may have passed on the house because of the door, the handle.

that's a little worrisome. I was listening to the pre-show, though, the reason that I called, and Shannon was talking about having Billy Confidence, basically an irrational confidence, being able to perform a sport or a task that you have absolutely no evidence of that you could actually accomplish that. And I was wondering what's something that you guys

would have Billy Confidence in. Oh, yeah. Billy Confidence is with Billy Cov believes he can do anything, which I give him a lot of credit for. I appreciate the call. I think I would have Billy confidence about like finishing an intellectual task. But a task with my hands, I would have whatever the opposite is of Billy confidence. I can't do anything.

You go. Mine's actually topical. A new season of Survivor starts tonight. I would 100% win Survivor. I would be the overwhelming favorite. You would have no chance. I would be the overwhelming favorite. But you can't do all that stuff.

I can't even think of us. You can't build a raft. You don't have to build a raft and survivor. I feel like you do. I've seen a lot of seasons. It's not seen one raft built. It's a lot of social, Matt. It's a lot of relationships.

Yeah, you're good at that. Yeah, so I'm clearly overconfident. My survivor abilities. You think you would win, survive. I would need to practice once I was picked doing things. You have to build a fire. You can't get to the end without building a fire. I'd want to be better at that.

I couldn't just go do that right now. But I think I have the tools, and I would put it together, and I would walk away the winner. But you're not a natural. Like you don't try in a group of people to be the leader. That's not really you. That's kind of how you can win. The leaders get tossed out quickly.

They become threats. Okay. You kind of want to stay in the middle until the end. All right. All right. All right. What about you right? I guess my building confidence is I think I could be good at any sport.

That's so false. If I just dedicated myself a little bit, I could do with it. You can't be good golf. But I used to be a good golfer. No, you didn't. I did. You shot 100. That's not good.

No, I've shot. shot low 80s before? No, you stop it. I promise you. That is a lie. 20 years ago. Do not look at these people. See, I was staying happy.

Do not look at these people and tell them you shot low 80s. I've seen you swing a golf club. You do not have a swing of anyone who's ever fathomed low-ups. I've hardly played. 20 years ago, I played three times a day. And you do not shoot. You never played with you. You've never played with you.

20 years ago. Drew. Okay, I'm going to have to call it my buddy. Yeah, call him. He's a liar, too. Drew, did you think he could shoot low 80s? How many times did you shoot low 80s? Probably three?

I could believe three times. Yeah. I mean, I'm looking. Are you kidding? You're low 80s at Beth Page Black. Ryan's low 80s at the local... At Hage Creek. You probably don't shoot low 80s now, but you have a swing.

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Happy birthday. She brought from the ladies of KSR gifts to Mario for his birthday. Look at all those gift cards and foods and food in there. It's a lot of value. I can tell from here. That's a lot. Happy birthday. Look at Mario.

That's a lot of value for a birthday. Keeps pointing out gift card after gift card after gift card in that little bathroom. Can I give you my billy, confidence answer since I didn't get the chime in on that one. I believe, and I've never coached a game of basketball in my life, that if you had given me last year's Kentucky team, I could have beaten Oakland. Oh, man. That's good.

That's interesting. That's an interesting one. Hey, Shannon, I kind of agree with you. Guard the accountant. Yeah. Shannon. Don't let him get the ball. Shannon, I'm staying positive, but you're right about that. You and I, the four of us could have done it.

I think you could have had a staff of me, you, my mom, and Larry. And we could have beaten Oakland in that game. As long as we put someone that could draw Ex-N-O stuff on staff, I think we would have been. Oh, Larry's good with the X-Nos. Oh, Larry's good at it. Larry's a good motivator. I want to note something out of their birthday package. Mario has said little things over time, and I'm noticing they're all, like he mentioned one

time he likes Longhorn. There's a Longhorn gift card in there. They're very thoughtful. I'm looking at each gift because he pulls out of the basket. Very nice of you. One person writes, Matt, have you all. found yourself watching the WMBA more since Caitlin Clark? No, but to be fair, I missed that I was in Europe during the phenomenon, right?

So kind of that month where she was on in the news every game and like everyone was talking, I was not in the country so I couldn't watch the games. I'm sure had I been, I watched most of her college games. I watched the WMBA a little before this year, and it's probably still a little. But, you know, if you tell me that it's Angel Reese versus Caitlin Clark in the WMBA finals, I'm going to watch it probably. But no, I have not. Have you all?

I haven't watched it more, but I definitely have been exposed to it more. I mean, it's all over. You know, the highlights are more prevalent. The headlines include WMBA a lot more now, so I'm definitely more exposed to this summer. Shannon, Drew, did you all watch it when all that was happening? I didn't watch anymore, but Ryan's right. I mean, it's good for the league. You see it.

It's in your face regardless if you're trying to watch it. You know, it's sometimes leading the news. And the ratings are good. I mean, I've seen like they had a game on Ion the other night, and I don't even know what I on is, and I saw almost a million people watched it. That's a really good number for a random network, Drew. Yeah, I wouldn't say I'm sitting down watching games,

but I know more about the WBA than I've ever known. of that just because they're covering it better, but I could name 20 players, whereas I used to be able to name four or five. Yeah, no, I think it's definitely been, it's definitely been good for them. Speaking of ratings, the Kentucky Georgia game was the highest rated game in college football last weekend. 6.6 million people, I mean, that's probably good for the program. I mean, I don't, you know, I don't know to what extent the going for it or not, but by the end of the game, there were like 9 or 10 million people watching that ending, Ryan, during the end. Yeah, I wondered that.

Like when people saw the halftime score, Kentucky's head six to three. Okay, let's turn it in. Yeah. Highest rated game of the weekend. Higher than Wisconsin, Alabama. I mean, higher than all of them. And then Kentucky goes up 9 to 3, and then I think you're sucked in, and I think they stayed with it through the rest of the game and saw that finish.

It also shows how important it is for the SEC to get that ABC primetime game. That's true. Because it used to be they would play the big SEC game at 330, which if it was big, it would still get really good ratings. But now they're able to be in that prime time slot with an SEC game every weekend. You know, we've been at the last couple times. I don't know that we'll be in a lot, but we have been, and that's been good for us. It's always good to have eyeballs on you.

I think it's part of the reason the reaction to Stoop's decision so big just because so many national people were watching. You know, you're seeing radio people all over the country comment on Stoop's decision. I don't know if that would have happened if it were noon on the SEC network. but other than the negative feedback to Stoop's decision, I think it was great to have all those eyeballs on you, even though it was a loss. Who's up next?

Danville Dalton. Danville Dalton, how are you? I'm hanging in there, brother. How are you? Good. What's your question or your topic? Well, I'm glad Billy Coffineth got brought up, because if I'm thinking right,

it was either last year or this year's golf scramble. Billy was getting awful cocky that he could outplay Matt in a round of golf. He can't. Well, first of all, what he would say is he can hit it farther than me. That is definitively not true. Now, he's not bad. He's not bad, and I'm not a great putter. So, like, is there a round of golf?

Billy could beat me? Yeah, probably. I think, though his thing was he could hit it farther than me, and I think even now he has to acknowledge that that can't happen. All right. Well, if that's a situation, I've got a stipulation for y'all to place a bet on who can drive farther. Well, I mean, I'm going to win. So what is it?

Well, winner gets bragging rights. Loser takes a chop from cash flow. Yeah, I'm out. I appreciate the call. You're not going to, I mean, one of us has done it. That's Ryan. I'm not taking a chop from cash flow. Who, I need to acknowledge, season two of Tulsa King has debuted with Cashflow

starring as Bigfoot. Some of you, I've not watched it yet. I'm still trying to catch up with season one. But some of you have watched it and told me he's good, and it makes him look like a mountain that he's so big. Right next to Stallone, yeah, he is a giant man. You want to see how big he is. He is standing next to Sylvester Stallone, who ain't exactly little,

and Cashflow towers. Stallone's all kind of short, though, right? He's not very tall. Cashflow looks like a monster next to him on the skirt. I'm like you. I'm trying to watch season one before I picked up this season two, because everybody says it's a great series, so I want to see him. He plays a character named Big.

Bigfoot. Big foot. I saw just a long enough clip to see him on the show, and I don't know if that's editing or what, but they did make him look huge, how he's standing next to him. I'm so proud of that guy. Think about that.

He's older than I am and probably thought his chance wasn't coming. And because of wrestlers, he now stars in his show with Sylvester Sloan. They're going to do a season three. He's going to be in it, too. So I couldn't be more proud of him. We'll take a break. Be right back here at KSpar, Wingsday.

I'm on Kentucky Sports Radio. T.J. Smith, personal injury attorney. Call T.J. He'll make them pay. Now, more of Kentucky Sports Radio presented by Stockton Mortgage. Here's Matt Jones. Welcome back, Techies Sports Radio, here at KS. Bar and Grill, Wings Day, birthday day. Folks, where are you, where are you guys from? Oh, you're from Lexington? That's okay. Listen, Lexington, that's not.

Lexington's a great place, too. We need people from Lexington at this establishment. So I appreciate you coming by. 859-280-22.7. What do you think about the, The story, the cars that got broken into at the UK football game, like in the purple lot. Somebody came in, broke windows on like eight or ten cars, took a bunch of stuff and got out. One of them was Dan Mosley, the county judge executive in Harlan County, but there were people from Pennsylvania all over, just like got a ton of stuff stolen, Drew. Yeah, not just pulling on door handles like I first thought, and you get into the story,

and they're going around smashing windows and taking lots of valuable things. One of the big ones, someone drove in from Pennsylvania, you know, kind of making a weekend of it. got a car full of their belongings, said it was up to $7,000 and stuff, laptop, all kinds of things. That's wild. That's a lot for, you know, that's kind of sad.

I don't know any of the details. Have they found out who did it? As of WKYT's story yesterday, they were investigating, but, you know, be hard to find. They pay that kind of money to park. You'd think a little better patrol out there,

especially breaking glass. That would cause a scene, and they got to several of them. Yeah, I guess, you know, it's so loud out there. If you're out there in that parking lot, where this happened and maybe nobody did hear the windshield's breaking. So unless there's some video camera out there by the soccer field or baseball field that pick

something up. But do they have people who patrol the lots or no? UK police are supposed to on bikes. I mean, they can't cover every little corner. But to have so many with shattered glass, I'd think they'd hear it. Yeah. Yeah. Well, leave your stuff at home Saturday.

Yeah, do not bring your valuables on, at least it'll be daylight Saturday. So that's better. UK Louisville will play volleyball tonight. top 10 matchup i think it's uh kentucky and louisville in lexington both in the top 10 both on ESPN so the game tonight on the s p and kentucky and louisville volleyball volleyball that's a historic thing for those programs i mean kent kentkis played on the spn a couple times in the regular season louisville has two they've never played each other on regular ESPN they've never both been in the top 10 for a game in lexington they've both been in the top 10 in louisville a couple times but never in

Lexington. Memorial Coliseum, you know, you're right there. It's close by. Exciting night tonight for UK volleyball. I expect that place probably to be full, don't you? Absolutely. It should be full, man. You set it up, man. The situation like this doesn't happen very often for the UK volleyball team. And give Craig Skinner credit. He's already played Nebraska. I think they've ever played Penn State. Now they're playing another top team. Stanford. Stanford's coming up after that. They're playing his non-concour. You don't have to worry about his non-conference schedule. Four out of the top 10 teams in the country he's playing. They've lost the number two. They've lost the number seven team twice, a different team each

time. And then right after this one, Stanford's number two. Wow. So I mean, they're playing top 10 teams seemingly every match. But you'll be ready for the postseason. That's right. Because the SEC, volleyball's the one sport where the SEC's not like definitively the best conference. So like, they've won three in a row or seven in a row. Kentucky's kind of owns the SEC in volleyball. So I think he plays all these games at the beginning of the year to get them ready, really. It's almost like the opposite of basketball the way Gonzaga plays a good non-conference schedule because they're regular. The SEC is not as good as the Big Ten or the ACC in volleyball.

Yeah, definitely not to plan the system that Caliperi did when he was here on the non-conference games. Florida, Texas, that takes it up a notch. They're on the schedule this year. Mad Dog is mad about Kentucky's game plan versus Georgia. Oh, no. So I was talking about when you're the number one game, you can. That's the thing.

Like, when's the last time first Tate talked about Kentucky football? Probably never. The answer is probably never. And what they're talking about is the fact that we punted. You know, that's Stephen A. Smith. I'm reading what he says. Stephen A. Smith, you have an opportunity to beat the number one team in the country, and you have one play to do it, and you don't go for it.

I'm not saying Stephen A. Smith is an expert, but, like, that's the problem. That's the attention you're getting for. not having gone for it. By the way, if you go to the UK Louisville volleyball game, you want to come before, we forget, remember it's Wingsday, it's a good way to. Nice, yes. Because the arena is just right there.

Who's up next? Joe. Joe, go ahead, Joe. Yes, Matt, thank you. Matt, over all the years, Coach Stoves has been here, I'm finally convinced he does not have a way of talking to these SEC officials. Starting for the Ohio game, I wish he would let Vince Merrill talk to referees.

It would be good practice when we go down. to Mississippi and have the big dog talking to the referees instead of coach stoosh. Well, I thought it was an interesting question about coaches. All right. So what's the best way to handle referees? I appreciate the call. Is it to yell at them? Is it to?

I generally take the view. If I'm an official and somebody is yelling at me and is calling me every name in the book, I'm going to be less likely to help them than I was before. I've never understood the yelling. How many people in your life have you ever had them yell at you and you were more likely to want to help them? But, you know, Stoops is a yeller, Cal was a yeller. I don't think Pope is.

So it would be interesting to see what that difference is. But what do you think? You think yelling at the officials helps or no? I've never thought it helped. But, you know, I think a lot of times you want to complain, so maybe the next close call might go your way, but not screaming and yelling at him. I don't think, like you said,

that would make me want to be kind of anti against that person. But you know, Mike Schoefsky, one of the best coaches of all time. He would yell at him. I mean, he'd dress him down, too. Bobby Knight, of course, was famous for it. So I don't know. We've seen Stoops. We know how red he can get.

His is usually very reactionary, catching him on the sideline. In basketball, it's a little different. They're right in front of you, most of the game. Cowell gave it to him quite a bit. I really think it hurt Cowell in his time at UK. I think there were some officials that definitely did. I mean, I know one official that certainly didn't like. They could pretend they don't play favorites.

There were many that did not like John Calipari. I mean, you know, not just Higgins. What's the guy that's teed him up like 13 times? Isn't there a guy that's teed him up like an absurd number of times? The one that some dude, everybody thinks he looks like Shannon. Yeah, the guy that looks. Yes, it's him, right? The guy that looks like Shannon.

Yeah. He's teed up Cal. We have some official that's refereed like all of our SEC losses, like all of our, all of them. I can't. It may be Doug Sermans, but anyway, who's up next? Flash. Flash. How are you Flash? Hey, doing good, Matt.

Real quick question, and I need to share an experience we had at your bar a couple weeks ago regarding cranky Drew. So, the question is, and I think you actually touched on this a few weeks ago, but indulged me. So with the news of Lojo taking this GM position, who are some big name UK alumni, just off the top of your head that could be possibilities. Just theoretically, if you were to say to me, okay, you need a UK basketball GM and it needs to be a former Kentucky player, everybody just tends to pick the players they just liked, right? But what I want is a player that has the skill of that sort of thing, being in player development,

being in player like interactions. And the player we have that is doing that now is Tashon. Prince. I mean, Tashon Prince is an assistant GM with the, I think with the Pistons, maybe Memphis. It's one of those two. And he's done it. And the other one is Nazi Muhammad, who's done the exact same thing. So I would want people with that experience. I think both those guys would be good at interacting with parents. So if you were to say to me, it had to be a former Kentucky player, I'd say them. But let me be clear, I don't think you need to be a former a Kentucky player. I mean, Mark Fox is kind of doing that role for us right now.

From everything I've heard, he does a good job. So I think it's a little bit, it's like a baseball GM, Ryan. It used to be the case. People thought, well, you got to have a former player be a gym. And then they realized these nerds were better at it than the former players, and they've stopped hiring the former players. I don't think the GM necessarily needs to be a former player or a former UK person. Yeah, you said what I was going to say. I think that's why Pope hired Mark Fox is to be that guy. kind of the general manager as well as doing some coaching. I think Tashon would have to be an awesome choice

because it's what he's doing right now in the pros. He's a guy that could adapt and do that very well down at the college level. Yeah, Tashon's, I think, the vice president of the Grizzlies, basketball operations, and Nausee, I think, would be my first pick, nothing against Tashon. You don't stay in the NBA like 17, 18 years without having great connections. He's, I think, director of personnel for the Thunder now, has a business degree.

I would love for Nausee to take on that role one day. Yeah, so if you're taking a former player, those would be mine, and I appreciate the call. But again, the mindset of you had to play the game to be good at the business side of the game is to me nonsense, right? And most pro sports have completely gotten away from that. I mean, you know, Jerry West was a great player, but also a great GM. But that group is small, honestly. Most of the time, you know, you look at Theo Epstein, who won with the Red Sox and the Cubs, that dude probably never hit a baseball out of the infield,

but he clearly knew how to do that job. Yeah, Brian Cashman from here in Lexington. It's been GM for the Yankees for 25 years. You know, he didn't play. I don't know if he even played at Lexington Catholic baseball. And I look at him what he's been doing. And when a coach becomes a GM, it's usually a terrible decision. I mean, it worked for Brad Stevens with the Celtics.

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Tomoleer is another one that does it. Jamal McGlor does it for the Raptors, and so that's another one that could potentially, if he wanted to do it, be good at it. We'll take a break. 859-28027's KSR. Last night, a blown call changed a game. This morning, the internet lost its mind. Highlights are trending, opinions are flying, and nobody's telling you exactly what happened.

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Well, that may be true. Before we get the phones and finish this up, I go to Georgetown when this is over and I teach my first, or I teach a First Amendment class. First Amendment class. You may remember we talked about this case. This is what I'm talking about. One of them today. You remember the case of the Snapchat cheerleader case? Oh, yes.

Where the cheerleader got mad at her coach, and then she went home and sent Snapchat's that said, blank my coach, she's the worst, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, and then they kicked her out of school. Yeah. And she sued and said, I have a First Amendment right when I'm not in school to cuss out my teacher, basically. And the school said, wait a minute, we can't have people cussing out our teachers outside of school. I know we talked about it. Did we ever talk about what the Supreme Court ruled? I don't think we did.

We all ruled before the Supreme Court. That's true. Do you remember, Shannon? What did we say? No, we didn't get the ruling on it. We talked about it, but we didn't get the decision. So the question was, can the school ban students for things they say or do outside of school? Right.

About people inside of school. And the Supreme Court said eight to one that you cannot. unless it's threatening another student or, you know, some sort of discriminatory thing. But if you're just angry and you go home and you send a Snapchat to your friends going, you know, Mrs. Johnson stinks or you cannot be punished. Now, you can't do it in school. Correct. But you could do it out of school as long as you show there's no disruption to the class proceedings. I think that's how we all.

It sounds like Supreme Court copied off us. So it was 8 to 1. Clarence Thomas was the one who said you should still be able to ban them. So she did it right. She wanted to complain about her coach, waited until she got left the game, came home in our bedroom, then ripped off the...

Well, I mean, I don't know if it's right. Yeah, we don't encourage you. I'm not encouraging people to send mass snapchats that tell you your teacher is the worst. But this said you have a First Amendment right to do it without being punished. When there were a pregame show where you had people snap chat me their belly button that should be outlawed i think you did that one week i think i did do that that was a long time ago that's much worse at one time he had people send me pictures of them using the

bathroom that is not true yes you did that is not true yes you did that was don't just say something like that you did and that is not what happened i said send ryan the most unique picture you can and whoever sends it will win will win tickets and a person you a picture of them on the bathroom, but don't go on the public airways and say I said to tell people to send you a picture of them on the bathroom. I think it may be a suggestion. It was not a suggestion. Who's up next?

Let's go to William. William. William. Hey, I've got a couple of things. Clock management of thorn in their side all the time, too. Does he have anybody that's supposed to keep up with whether it's a good time to call time out or not? I'm going to assume he does.

I'm going to assume. Calling it seven or eight seconds after the two minute timeout, just didn't make any sense. Yeah, I'm going to assume he does, but I also would say he either doesn't listen to him or they need to be replaced because they don't make the right decisions. Yeah, somebody doesn't anyway. And then the other thing, I don't know if this is true or not, but back when,

mummy came here. He was talking about, you know, the offensive line and his air raid offense that he had his offensive lineman practice running backwards on treadmills. Now, whether that was that answer or not, I don't know, but I thought that was interesting. Is that interesting? I didn't know that.

I appreciate the call. Do you remember that? You were covering the team during those days. No, I remember he had him take boxing lessons, but I don't remember the backwards treadmill thing. It's different. I could believe it. They're trying a few different innovative things.

Well, they certainly still are not good at it. And a lot of that is quickness of feed as we've talked about, and that may not be the thing they're the best at. Who's up next? Will. Will. Go ahead, Will. Hey, guys.

I've heard Drew say a few times that he's a big fan of Survivor. There's a lot of fan of Survivors out there, and there's been quite a few Kentuckians that were on Survivor. I'm wondering if you guys might be able to bring one on the air sometime and let people call in and ask questions, like behind the kids. scene. Yeah, that wouldn't be bad. We had the one guy on here. We had a huge party here. We had a huge survivor party here once that got an amazing crowd. So he was a winner. Yeah, no, I mean, if you want to do that, maybe it might be more of an off-season show, but maybe we can try

to find that. There are a bunch of them that still live here, including Nick, who is a prosecutor. He's a prosecutor. He won his season? Yeah. Yeah. So, all right, I appreciate the call. There was a guy named Roger. I don't think Roger made a very far older guy on overall. Well, you had the Kentucky Joe, the other Kentucky Joe, who was on one of the early seasons. Yeah, that's exactly right. One person says, Matt, I just want to tell you, I watched try and play golf during his so-called heyday. I'm not going to say who this is, but I played with him. He could shoot low 80s if I could beat Hussein Bolt in a race.

Must be a really fast guy there. I didn't think that was the case. So Kentucky Louisville volleyball is at 7 o'clock tonight. The Kentucky Ohio game is at 1245. Remember, if you were going to do trivia with me, we'll still have trivia here tonight, but mine is not until next week. Ryan Lemon, Drew Franklin, thank you all very much. I'm off to get in my car and go teach the young minds at Georgetown College.

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