KSR - 2024-10-17- KSR - Hour 1

Episode Date: October 17, 2024

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Ryan, we got it's here at KS. Bar where we'll be open for lunch at 11. There's already folks here. We got a couple people here who won a raffle from Louisville to be here, which is very exciting. We've got who's from Carlisle. Somebody was from Carlisle. Shelbyville. We have a Shelbyville. Who are you? Adair County.

Adair County. Indiana. Mount Sterling. Look at that. Look at that. It's America right here. Hodgepodge of America. Glad to have them.

They were telling me they play golf at the Louisville Cardinal Club and they all wear UK gear the whole time they play. I like that. We used to do that. And then they told us it does not come back anymore. But I bet that would change. now. Maybe they have a different administration. Well, you know, I think if you would show up

in your UK KSR stuff, you might get some strange looks at Cardinal Club. Remember that one dude? Who was he? There was a guy. He ran that golf course. I think, I could be wrong about this, but I think it was that course. Remember, he hated you and I. I don't remember. I'll believe it. Anyone that... There was a guy on Twitter who he was, I think he was

a golf pro at Cardinal Club. If he was not, it might be a golf pro at a different place up there. But he was the angriest Louisville fan. And that's saying something. Because I, yesterday, heard from a lot of Yes, she did. Pop back up yesterday. They were surfaced.

Yeah, we'll talk about, I want to talk about that in a minute. But first of all, two very important things have happened, Ryan. I want you know. Number one, yesterday I'm Faye this. We had a great episode. You should listen to it. You can learn a lot about me and Drew in it. But in the conversation, I learned something about Drew.

I felt like after all these years, I knew everything there was to know about Drew. Oh, there's more to him. Really? Yes. Very complex. Kill away the layers of you. First of all, did you know he moisturizes? multiple times a day.

I don't know about multiple times a day, but I wear a moisturized. I was talking about how I have this female friend of mine who said you have to start moisturizing. And I was like, it's something I hadn't even considered. So she saw like, I went and got what she said and then I'm like putting this stuff on my

face and I'm just full of moisture. Drew says he moisturizes every day. Okay. No pop. But then he said something that blew my mind. More than this? More than moisturized. He says that Every single day when he gets up, every day he puts on suntan lotion, sunscreen. Wear it right now.

Bronzer? Would you like to see? I don't think it's bronzer. But he puts on sunscreen every time he walks out of the house. Even during the winter? I mean, I'm not perfect. They're days or I'm in a hurry. I forget, but I'd say about five days a week.

I usually leave the house with sunscreen on my house. You know, the sun still does come out in the winter. No, I understand, but, Shannon, do you do this? Every day? Sunscreen, no. No, I mean, I don't know anyone. I mean, I'm not criticizing it. I just don't know anyone that does that.

And you're the first person I'd ever heard say that you put on sunscreen, like even when you're coming here to do a radio show. I've had several fade. This listeners send me their brands. I've had a lot of people. No, you have. You have not had multiple people. I can read off some people.

No, no, I mean, it's fine. I believe you. Dom's, he wears a perfect world SPF 40. There's not a guy named Dom. There's no Dom that wears sunscreen every day. His even has white tea in it. Mine doesn't have white tea. You need to get the white tea.

I might change brands because of dumb. Drew, are you a banana boat guy or what brand are we going with? This is an endorsement opportunity. I will say I am still searching for my home brand. Every time I get a new one, I'm switching up. I think today is a super goop is the brand. That's Lisa. Not Lisa Kudra.

What's their name that does goop? No, she's like, Gwyneth Paltrow. That's her thing. Okay. See, I know my, you know your goop. You're well versed. Well, I'm hoping to new brands if anyone like Dom has a suggestion. There's no guy named Dom that we're sunscreen every day. No, Matt, this is my temple. I have to take care of it. We only get one of these. I have to take care of it.

So here I thought I was Shannon doing a big step by moisturizing. And this dude is out here doing sunscreen every day. At least he doesn't get a sunburn. One day. Probably not. So that was the first thing. Second thing, Shannon, you know, he had me recut the local taco commercial. Oh, yeah.

Because I didn't use the word best correctly or at all. Yeah, at all in this case. So Shannon has now recut the ad. Have you already played this, Shannon? Yeah, but we're going to play it again. Don't worry about it. I haven't heard this. So he has already cut this ad with best in it for me.

Three different takes. Three different takes these gave me yesterday. Here's take one. Hey, it's Matt Jones for the local taco. It's not your average taco. Local taco use locally sourced produce, certified Angus, beef and is voted Lexington's best Taco three. There you go. So there's one.

There's one. Okay. Here's option. Option two here. Oh, it's not your average taco. Local Taco use locally sourced produce, certified Angus beef and is voted Lexington's best. It's a hardcore one. Now, I know you've left the doof and schmerts one more for third. This is by far the best one.

This one probably is the one that's going to get run. Hey, it's Matt Jones for the local taco. It's not your average taco. Local Taco used locally sourced produce, certified Angus Beef, and has voted Lexington's best. Stop! You're not running that. No, you're not running that. You're not running that, Shannon. Well, hey, I think we should send it to Local Taco, let them make the decision.

It's their spot. All right, Local Taco. You want it one more? No, no. Come on. Come on. We use local source produce, certified Angus beef, and is voted Lexington's best. Tacos three years.

That's just not nice. All right. So if you hear that commercial, I think local tacos is getting their money's worth on the endorsement at least. Well, that's what you want your commercial to stand out. They run that last one. People are going to remember it. I think they'll remember it. That's local tacos.

They have. Well, it is a good taco. I'm not going to lie to you. All right. So those are the two leadoffs. Secondly, University of Louisville, the photograph. I had a lot of fun with that yesterday, but little did I know that my favorite photograph that maybe has been taken in the history of the time outside of Ryan creep it up behind Joe Biden,

which objectively is the best photograph that has ever been taken. Besides that one, I think it was the Louisville team photo. Well, major drama ensued yesterday after it. So the guy who took it, I guess his name is Matt McGavik, McGavick, I'm not sure. I don't know him. Do you know him? I do not know him. I do not even allowed to see him.

He has now blocked me on social media, blocked Drew, blocked everyone associated with KSR, except Billy, which now hurts Billy's feelings. Like, Billy's feelings are hurt because he blocked me, Ryan, Shannon, and Mario and Drew, but he didn't drop Billy. And I think Billy's feelings are really hurt that he didn't get blocked. But he blocked all of us because he had put that picture up. Now, when I first saw it, I didn't even know it was from him. Like, it was from him.

Later, when I, when I, like, searched it, then his came up, so I retweeted it. But that photo got sent to me by some random person. So apparently, here's the story, right? Apparently, they were lining up for the team photo. And he took that photo before the team photo. And then he sent it out and said, here are your Cardinals, which made everyone think it was the team photo. But it actually wasn't yet the team photo. So I put that out.

Of course, all of us laugh. We do the segment on the show. It's all in good fun. Then Louisville fans start coming at him sort of saying he made the team look bad. That'll be fair to that kid, I'm sure he didn't do that on purpose. It's a hilarious photo. And I don't understand why people don't just laugh, right? But he's now mad.

He then deletes the photo and blocks me and says we're rude. All I did was retweet his photo and say, Louisville might want to retake this. Okay? Then Louisville releases an altered version of the photo as the official photo. Now, I, and people said, Matt, shut up, this was the real photo. Now, I'm going to argue the photo the kid took is more real than the Photoshop photo. Because if you look at the Photoshop photo, two things happen.

First of all, they put a different jersey on that one kid. Yep. That is Photoshop. There's no scenario where they went and told that kid to put the other jersey on. Secondly, they changed his number. Yeah. They changed his number from 1 to 55. That was altered.

Okay? So clear, I actually would argue the one kids was more real than now AI Louisville that's out there with the smiles. But I've never seen something so minor become. so huge. Last night, Mario put on TikTok that video on our KSR, the show, TikTok, it has 450,000 views of us talking about it. 350,000 more than anything we've put out. Wow. And it's because everyone's sharing going, look at this photo and look at these comments. I thought it was funny. I still think it's funny. Apparently on the radio shows in Louisville yesterday, that was the topic. Is everybody, first of all, ripping me, let me be clear, Shannon, I didn't take the photo.

No. All I did was retweet it and say Louisville should do this again, and then we, of course, laughed at it. But we were there top topic yesterday, apparently on the shows. It's unbelievable to me, photogate. But the thing is, this is a perfect example, something I've talked about on this show a lot. What are the two most important impressions you make in life? life. First and last. Your first and last. Your first day of work and your last day of work. I was thinking about this about people that have worked with me or for me. I remember their first day. I remember their last day. This was the first impression for a lot of people of the Louisville basketball team was that blurry or, you know, was that not blurry, but the photo with their eyes closed. And that's going to be how most people remember it, if we're honest. I believe that's how the story unfolded. I have my own.

version. What's your version? After they heard your rant on the radio, they quickly sent a group text out. Get your jerseys back on. We have to take another picture today. Oh, so that's what you think. Retake day. Retake day. They had to have a retake day. You think they retook the whole thing. Well, that's what I want to believe. I want to believe they had to say, okay, we have to take a new picture in an hour. So at UK, what they do is, at UK, they take the official picture before they let the media take the picture. That way, the official picture is out there before the media comes and gets theirs. Louisville screwed it up, because Louisville let these other guys take it with their iPhones.

Before they could get it out, that's just poor organization. It's not a huge deal, but we saw how wrinkled those jerseys were. They showed up wearing clothes that looked like they had been in a suitcase. So that's in Ryan's point of view. Like, you're saying, see, I thought they photoshopped the wrinkles out. No, I think they did. I'm just saying, like, okay, sure, you had a glow up. You used some apps and make it look good, but you still showed up to photo day looking like.

They put their version of Dom's sunscreen on the thing. Yes. Without the white tea. Didn't have the white tea to get the wrinkles out. I just want to be, I wish I was in the room where they were like, okay, we have to fix this. We have to fix it right now. We have to fix it. Can we put, you know, can we put a head of Russ Smith in the,

back row or something to sort of make it work. Did they use one of those filters that makes you smile? Because everyone's smiling. They're smiling. Everyone's, except one guy. 93 isn't. The one guy has, there's one dude that they forgot to Photoshop. The guy sitting right next to Kelsey.

The guy sitting right next to Kelsey, the official picture still looks like he doesn't want to be there. He's like, he's sitting next to Kelsey. They must never have a picture of that kid smiling because they're like, we're not using him. So, anyway. Made for great show content in the last two days. To Matt, to McGavick or McGavick, whatever it is. This was not about you.

It was not personal. This is what the rivalry. For people that are young, that are just getting into the media, y'all don't know what it was like 10 years ago in the trenches, right? You all don't know what it was like in Louisville. Me and Drew versus Captain Suntan, right? And those guys. Like, that was a war.

If this is getting you this worked up, this whole rivalry thing might not be for you, man. The sheriff and suntan versus Matt and Drew. Now, that was a rivalry. You can't get all upset about wrinkled jersey, true. I'm hurt that I'm blocked. First I had heard of it. You're blocked. I love the getting blocked by someone you don't follow, interact with, or no, but they block you.

They block you. Because he said you were adding too much stress to his life. I'm sorry, Matt. So, 859-2-8-2-287. The text machine is 772-7-7-4. We will take a break. Be right back. Talk some UK.

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moisturizer users on here. I've got a lot of recommendations. I have to look through all these. A lot of brands I've never heard of. A lot of people tell me, more people than I would have thought, say they use SPS. One person writes, my dermatologist said to wear sunscreen every day. I have a prescription one. I didn't even know they had prescription sunscreens. Yeah, that's the next level. I'm trying to get to that point. Yeah, one person writes, tell Drew,

Caldera plus lab is the best moisturizer slash sunscreen. Had that to the list. Look, who do, you know, I like this question. Why were you all talking about moisturizer on a football game picking podcast? No reason. Tell me you don't listen to fade this. It was leading into the Oregon Purdue pick on Friday night. Well, it makes perfect sense now.

Yes. We had a good review on Fade This this morning. A friend Daniel said, Fade This is like taking a Religion 101 class with three professors who are aware they don't know a ton about religion. Yeah, that's true. Well, I was talking about I went to eat. I won't spoil it, but I went to eat at Sahara, and I saw an Amish woman on a date with a non-Amish person.

And I just didn't know, like, I didn't know that was a thing. And then we learned that they let Amish teenagers have one week where they just go to the city and get party. Did you know this? No. I didn't either. You should hear Billy explain it. Yeah, well, Billy, Billy knew a lot about it. You should listen to it on face. I had no idea that was the thing. All right.

UK, uh, UK plays Florida on Saturday. We've kind of, because of Big Blue Madness and other things not talked about a lot. Huge game. I mean, it is hard to figure out how Kentucky finishes the season positively and doesn't win this one. We opened as a two and a half point underdog. We're now the favorite, which means most of the money has come on Kentucky. So a lot of people are believing in us. I have no idea how to feel.

I really don't. I have no idea what's going to happen. I mean, they're playing a backup quarterback, so who knows? Backup running back. But then they played Tennessee really well in Knoxville, maybe even should have won. We're ahead with just a couple minutes to go. What do you think is going to happen?

I'm in the boat where, even though it's a huge game for Kentucky, it's a bigger game for Florida. So I think it's going to be a battle. I mean, I think it's going to be a tough, hard-fought game. But it won't surprise me if Kentucky goes there and play as well. They played well down there the last couple of years. They usually play well after they throw in a stinker. I mean, after they stunk it up against South Carolina, they came out and played Georgia the next week pretty well. I expect Kentucky to come out and really have a lot of fight and play really, really well.

Okay, though we're going to win? Yes. Okay. All right. What about you? I already bet the money will. line. I'm feeling pretty confident for three reasons. One, they're not at home. I really think there's something to being on the road. Why do you think this team is not good at home? Like we give them the

atmosphere. We give them everything they ask. Well, it's two things. I've always thought they're good on the road because there's something about Stoops just gets them fired up on the road. That was even before this two and ten, whatever it is. But now you're throwing in that they're so bad at home. I just really think, Stoops can't find the answer. So nobody knows the answer. But there's something going on with this team playing in front of their home fans. Eli Cox this week wondered if maybe we're just too loose and free and comfortable because we have the crowd. Well, maybe people shouldn't go.

Maybe we just all get real quiet or boo the home team. Yeah, I don't know. I mean, but you're right. Yeah, so check that playing on the road. They almost always respond well. Every time we're ready to throw Kentucky football away and say this team isn't it, the very next week they go and look good and we start wondering, you know, what the heck's up with them.

So I expect them to play well. And then they've really had Florida's number. I mean, Napier hasn't beat. He could go 0 and 3 against Kentucky. A lot of these same players already have a win in Gainesville. So you add those three up, and even Lagway, he was a five-star quarterback. But, I mean, that's getting his second star. I think he started against Sanford.

But a new quarterback against Kentucky's defense, I oddly feel pretty confident. Yeah, I just, I have no idea. Literally, like, when we make the pick tomorrow, I don't even know what I'm going to say. I have no idea. I could see that game going anyway. I could see everything from us winning by 14 to them winning by 14. I just have no idea what to expect, but I think it's huge. I mean, I think, you know, there's a world where the wheels fall off if you don't win this game.

And so it makes me nervous. You know, I want us to make a bowl. I think if you lose this game, I mean, if you lose this game to make a bowl, you're going to have to sweep Auburn. I mean, we're going to beat Murray. Apparently Murray is just the worst team in football. And then you got Louisville, right? And you'll have to win all those games just to even make a bowl. By the way, there's a proposal in front of the NCAA about bowls I want to ask you about real quick.

Okay. What do you think about this? There's a big worry that with the playoff, the other bowls are going to be, like, extra meaningless. Like, because with so many teams making the playoff, there's going to be a sense that if you didn't make the playoff, you screwed up, especially for those teams that are, like, 13 to 20. So they're having serious talks about a proposal that I've decided I like, which is at the end of the thing when they assign the bowls,

the bowl game will actually be played as week one of the regular season. Oh. Of the next year. Yeah. Interesting. So if you made a bowl like last year, Kentucky played Clemson and the Belt Bowl, it would instead be your first game of the year. is Kentucky Clemson in Charlotte at the belt bowl.

The bowl games like the idea because the bowl games say this will make people care. The theory is Kentucky and Clemson will get a bigger crowd in week one than they would get in a bowl game because both teams would be coming into a new season and excited. I actually think it's a brilliant idea. And then the idea would be the two teams that played for the national championship, would repeat against each other to start the season, the two teams that lost in the semifinals, would play each other to start the season and that it would go like that.

I love it. I mean, it gets us something all summer to look forward to and talk about if it's a huge game against Clemson to start the season. And everybody would start the season, all the good teams on a neutral field playing so everybody could have the last week of August as a travel game since a lot of schools are not even in session yet. So you didn't have to worry about not having students on campus. So then all the seniors that played hard to get to that bowl game don't get to play in the game.

Well, they don't go. But then, but I mean, the thought. is it's those seniors that are not playing in the bowl game anyway, most of them, right? Because they're going to the draft or they're doing whatever to get entering the portal. So the idea is just Kentucky Clemson is going to matter more to start the season than to end the season. In the new world. Do you like it? It's all right.

If they did it, I wouldn't be against it. I'd still rather have the team I'm watching that year that went nine, whatever, one, ten games. I'd want them to see it through and them get to play Clemson rather than just have a whole. new game. But will you feel that way if 10 of our guys or 15 of our guys opt out of the game this year? Well, I was going to say they're going to have to put some incentives in this game. I mean, it was cool seeing the guys get their backpacks and their PlayStation for showing up to Music City Bowl. But I figure you have to put some prize money in these bowl games to get people. But there's also the transfer portal issue, right? Like these guys enter the transfer portal,

and the portal comes before the bowl game for some of them, right? So I'm a fan of the idea. I think if we had all summer to look forward to Kentucky and Clemson and the Belt Bowl, or even remember when Kentucky played Iowa in the Music City Bowl and none of us cared? If we were starting the season in Nashville the next year against Iowa, wouldn't that be more exciting? It would be huge. I think all the fan base would really like it. I think it all goes down to the teams and the players. And like Shannon said, these guys that played for four years, their last bowl game,

maybe it would be a big bowl game, maybe against Clemson, and they're off in them. But the good thing for Kentucky is at least as our schedule is now, the last game is Louisville, which is a pretty big game. It's not like we're ending with just a dud. You're ending with this huge game too. Yeah, make Louisville like a championship for the team. So I like it. I don't know if it'll happen, but I think it's a good idea. We'll take your calls right after this. 859-28027 KSR. T.J. Smith, personal injury attorney. Call T. TJJ. He'll make them pay. Now, more of Kentucky Sports Radio presented by Stockton Mortgage. Here's Matt Jones. Welcome back. Techie Sports Radio, 859, 280, 27. I'm going to go to the phone, but I have this

read one person writes matt i'm enjoying shannon putting up the music uh after the shows now because we can't hear the music on the podcast i actually cue up the music and listen to it when you come in that's cool that's nice yeah i wish i could play it here with another person says matt barstool did something yesterday i want to hear you all do what are your favorite songs of all time to have a person's name in the title oh gosh okay favorite songs of all time to have a person's name in the Now, I'm cheating a little bit because I'm looking at their list. So I'm going to read you on their list some that stand out to me. Sweet Caroline.

Yes. Okay. Amy. Amy, what you want to do, who? Yeah. Why are you looking at me like that? You don't know that song? Was it Doobie Brothers?

Who is that? No. Pure Prairie League. Yeah. Something like that. And then I got one. Brandy. you're a fine girl.

Yeah, that's a good one. Who sings that, Shannon? Oh, gosh. I can't think of the name off the top of my head. Do you have one? One of my favorite songs that probably nobody knows is Jackie Brown by John Cougar Millen Camp. I love it, and he played it at the concert in Louisville.

We went with Shannon and Sarah. That's one my favorite. But you're skipping like his most famous one, though, right? A little ditty about Jack and Diane? Yeah, there's another great one. Okay. Drew? One you all probably haven't heard of.

Zach Bryant has a song called Jake's Piano. I like that one a lot. Jay Z and Beyonce have O3 Bonnie and Clyde, which is a great deal. I know that one. Yeah. Well, you all are picking obscure ones. Like B-sides on John Millingham. I'm picking my favorites.

Mario, what do you have? Mario, give me one with a name on it. Fleetwood Mac, Rihanna. I like that song. Yeah. Billy Jean. Okay, that's a great one. Billy Jean.

All right, Shannon, what about you? Hey, Jude, Beatles. Hey, Jude. Yeah, another good one. There you go. Mary Jane's Last Dance. Oh, Tom Petty. That's a really good one, too.

All right, well, anyway, I just, those were some of the ones they had. Here were their top ten. Number one was Jack and Diane. Number two, Stan M&M. Yes. Run around Sue. Good one. I don't know who picked that.

Stacey's mom. Oh, I like that song a lot. Layla. Johnny be good. Yeah. Come on, Eileen. Then they had Hey Jude, Brandy, and then Benny and the Jets. So just, you know, some choices.

Looking Glass was the band that did Brandy, by the way. What? Looking Glass. Wasn't Stacey's mom also Jesse's girl, and her number was 8, 6, 7? 5.3-9? You make that joke every single time. It's yet to hit once, and you make it every single time we do it. Who's up next? Chris.

Chris, go ahead, Chris. No one's laughed ever. But Chris, go ahead. Hey there. Chris and Jacksonville just calling about going to the game this weekend. Yes. My story to it, though, is that my wife and I will be going with my son's girlfriends and her parents. That's awful.

They're gator season ticket holders. So that will be interesting. So that holds them. Have you met your son's girlfriend's parents? No, and he thinks that she's the one. Oh, then you've got to be careful with them because they might be part of your family forever. Yeah. Exactly.

Wait, no, hang on. Does your son know that you're coming on the radio saying that he thinks she's the one? Oh, he won't care. Okay. Well, then they must be real. He does not know, but he won't care. He'll be fine with it. Okay.

So the story, though, is this came up. He's not going to be able to go. He's out of town. But this came up a couple of weeks ago where it was. where at lunch he was going to be going he can't go and i just said well i could go within minutes she texted her dad her dad texts me hey the tickets are yours whatever so you're in florida season tickets yes we're not only you wear u k gear the assumption that's your question you wear uk you're not to be obnoxious about it but you you can't even if you're in florida season tickets

you wear u k gear yeah that's that's not the question but it sent my wife down this chain of, oh, I need to get a new Kentucky shirt because she's from an Auburn family. So she starts looking up Kentucky shirts. She comes across a, I still hate Leitner's shirt, shows that to me and my son. We both kind of laugh.

The girlfriend. Okay, but where are we going with this? What's your question? No, let me, there's no question. I'm just telling the story. She has this crazy look on her face of what is that about? Everybody in Big Blue Nation would have been so proud of my son,

who's 22, not even alive during that game. He told the story of that game with Leitner and that shot and him stepping on Timberlake and all that stuff. Well, you have to know it. If you don't know that story. Yeah. I kick back and just watch him like, he hit all the points. He was right on.

Yeah. Well, I appreciate the call. You have to know the Leitner story. Mario, do you know the Linger story? Mario, do you know the Leitner story? Do you know Christian Leitner Duke? Like, what happened? He stepped on somebody.

All right, well, you got at least that much. Yes. I feel like you, there's certain Kentucky, what are the Kentucky basketball things you have to know regardless of age? The John Wall Dance. Okay, but that's recent. Yeah. I feel like you have to know the years we won the national championship. Yes.

Okay. So, like, if you're a Kentucky fan, you have to be able to say, 48, 49, 51, 58, 78, 96, 98, 2012. Do you need to know Jack Givens had 41? I think you need to know Jack Givens had 41. I think you need to know that Anthony Davis took the fourth most shots. How far back you got to go? Do you should know who Rupp's runs for?

Okay, so you should know, I think you should at least know there was a group called Rupp's Runtz. Bonus points if you know that there's a fiddling five. Yeah. All right. Then I think you need to know that Dan Essel played there. Yes, I agree. You need to know Jack Givens. You need to know Kenny Walker.

Probably some Rex Chapman. Probably. I think they probably do know Rex, but I throw Rex. You need to know Jamal Mashburn. You need to know that the 96 team was the greatest team to ever play. You need to know that the 98 team revenged against Duke, right? Yeah. You need to know, it's a little bonus points if you know how good that O3 team was and that Bogans, if he hadn't turned his ankle, we win the national championship.

And then you get to the Cal Air and most people know. What else would you add to that? Do you need to know who Jody Meek scored 53 points against anything? 54. First thing you got to get the number right. It was 54 and it was against Tennessee. That's an all-time scoring record. I think you should know that.

Yeah, you should know that. Do you think you need to know the three people who've ever gotten a triple double? That's a little specific. Yeah. I don't know if I know all three of them. We'll take a guess. Isaiah Briscoe. Which is crazy that he's one of him.

Yes. Can you know the other two? Chris Mills. And who's the other one? That's the one I don't know. Same year as Isaiah Briscoe. Deeran Fox. Deeran Fox.

Briscoe tweeted about his yesterday. He told a little story he hadn't told before about he wanted to come out of the game and Cal left him in to get his triple double. So what else? You need to know that the all-time leading score is Issel. Yeah. What do you need to know about the Ruppair? because that's a long era.

Well, yeah, the... I like a fact you should know that the Kentucky basketball team was the United States Olympic team one year. They just took the team and took it to the Olympics and they won a gold medal. You didn't know that, Mario?

1948. They took the team and just took it to the Olympics. They added a couple guys from whatever, and they were the Olympic team. I think that's a good fact to know. All five guys then go to play in the NBA where Indiana were together. Together. Yeah, then that team then became a pro team.

Yeah. What else from the Rupp era? Well, you mentioned the Fiddlin 5, I think Rupp Runtz, I don't know, Cliff Hagan. I mean, it would be nice if you knew Louis Dampier and Cliff Hagen and maybe Cottonash just knew the names. I think that's a pretty good starter pack, though. I think you went down the list pretty good. I mean, then you could get obscure stuff like that. Then you could get to that if John Wooden hadn't retired,

we'd have won the title in 1975 right before the game. Yeah. I think that's – you need to know that we couldn't make a shot against Georgetown in 1984. Yes, that's another good one. In the second half. Yeah. And you also should know that we were like one – we were like two made free throws from Nazi Muhammad from being a three-time champion back to back to back.

Just hit a free throw nazi. 0 for 6. 0 for 6. I'll add you should know that Aaron Harrison has the greatest tournament run by one person. I agree with that because there are going to be people coming up here very soon who don't remember the Harrison twins. Yeah, three game winners. Yeah, that was 10 years ago. There are going to be people entering college soon.

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The 92 team to me is one of the most important things you have to know. Absolutely. Four guys from Kentucky. Some other ones being suggested I like. This guy right here suggested Tashon Prince five threes in a row. I think you should know that. I think that's a good one to know. I think if you're a Kentucky fan, you owe it to the next generations to sit them down

and show them that YouTube clip so they know about it. The puppy set off the bus. One person writes, who are some players, Matt, that you should know just because of their connection to the program? Kyle Macy maybe Yep Yeah Might be one that I would say That you definitely

Pat Riley Because a lot of people Don't know that Pat Riley Went here You know they know him For the Lakers And the heat But they don't necessarily know

He went to school at Kentucky So I think that's a good one Rex Yeah Rex is an example of that too I think Rex is an example Of a guy you want to say He went here I like this question

In 50 years What will the new version of Matt Jones say Are the things to remember from the Cal era. I would say the 2012 title, 2015 going 38 and 1, and then John Wall and DeMarcus,

Patrick Patterson. I think if you're putting a historical perspective on it, those will be the three things that Pete. And then I think you'll know broadly that he put like 50 dudes in the NBA. You're going to know something like that. I think that's probably, can you think of something in the Cal era that would be more? We'll be Drew Harrison's three. Well, yeah, yeah, no, and then the 2014 run.

Those would be, I think you're right, that's got to be in there too. Then we'll look back and go, wait a minute, we lost to St. Peters in Oakland? Well, I mean, yeah, actually, honestly, St. Peters in Oakland will probably be like number five on that. Is that you'll go, wait a minute, that team lost to St. Peters in Oakland. I think we need to get ready for years of Reed Shepard came off the bench, because every time I'm watching ESPN talk about the NBA, another national. person is bragging about what Reed Shepard's going to be. Yeah.

I mean, I heard Bill Simmons say if they did the draft again tomorrow, Reed Shepard be the number one pick. Yeah. So, yeah. But I mean, like, the famous losses, I mean, Kentucky was before my time, but they lost to middle Tennessee state in the tournament in like 82 maybe, something like that. And then St. Peters and Oakland, Ryan, are going to be right there. So are there any positives in the last five years that they can remember 50 years?

People remember Oscar getting 50 rebounds and then going into the crowd to take photos for two hours. Yeah, I think if you're trying, honestly, if you're saying what are people going to remember from the next five years? They're going to remember us losing to St. Peters in Oakland. And then they're going to, I think, Oscar is probably the one that you, I think beyond that. I mean, I think Reed Shepard and Rob Dillingham might be remembered in the way Pat Riley is that they're more remembered for the fact they did something else, but that they went here. because Pat Riley was like the sixth man on this team, wasn't he, when he was here? Something like that? He may have started on the team.

I don't know. What about Caliperi walking his dog, that whole drama? Well, Kentucky fans will remember that. I don't know if 50 years from now they're going to remember. Jack Gokly will be around for a while. Jack Gokie. That'll be a tournament name that said for many years. Who's up next, Shannon?

Rob. Rob. Go ahead, Rob. Hey, just a couple comments and a question. I was thinking about what you said about the bowl game proposal. Yeah. I mean, we have corporate people trying to figure out how to make money on a bowl deciding what's good for football. Well, guess what?

And basically they've come out. Just so you know, every decision that's made about what's good for football is made from a money corporate perspective. It's not just the ball. No, I understand. That's why we've got a playoff system. Which is right. At least they're saying that they, at least they're admitting that the new playoff system has rendered the bowls now completely. completely useless that with no consequences or nobody really cares anymore.

But the thought about the 12-team playoffs, and I know we have it, so no matter. But does anybody really think that we're going to see the number 12 team or the number 10 team actually string together enough victories to win a national trial? No, but that doesn't make it not good. When there's usually a blowout in the championship. Hang on, but that doesn't not make it good. When you watch the NCAA tournament, do you really believe the 16 seed is going to win the title? No, but you still do it.

If you're watching Calamari coach, you're going to watch. Well, they might win a game. But, I mean, seriously, your joke is because you don't think there should be a playoff. But the premise that exists in your comment is the same in the NCAA basketball tournament. When the NCAA tournament starts, there's 20 teams that have no chance to win it. But we still enjoy it. And so in this 12-team playoff, there are going to be some teams in it that don't have a tournament. chance to win, but it's still going to be entertaining.

Well, I understand that. I'm just looking at it from a football standpoint that you don't have injured players every game in a basketball team, and you're just grinding down your better teams. Well, then you grind them down. I think they'll trade it off. I appreciate the call for the chance to win a championship. You know, you can't sometimes, and I'm not saying this guy's like this, sometimes people just like to complain to complain.

You don't like the playoff because it renders the bowl's meaningless, but you don't like bowls because they're meaningless. So, I mean, what did you like? Nothing? Was that better? When a bunch of dudes sat in a room and voted on who the champion was, was that better? I'm pretty fired up for the new format of the playoffs.

I was just looking at the projection. Like, you got, and this will change, but Tennessee playing Ohio State in the first round, you got Boise State in there. I just think there's going to be some crazy games. So I was going to say, let's say Boise State was going to play Baylor in a bowl game. I probably wouldn't watch it.

But if it's a playoff game, I'm watching it. Comeback against LSU, 31-point comeback. That might be one that I think, yeah, that I think people remember. I mean, there's other, you know, moments like they're riding the bus into the championship after the 96 championship. I don't know if people will remember that in 50 years. What about Sam Boone? It's one of my favorite memories since I've been here.

But, I mean, how many people remember how we celebrated the 58 title. No, I'm talking about the 96th title. Okay. But my point is, in the scope of history, if we have forgotten, gotten the 58 title, then when people in 50 years get there, they will have forgotten how we won the 96 title. Well, I'm thinking the 96 title, the way we celebrated is more meaningful. What did they do in 58?

I don't know. Exactly. All right, so go ahead. I was going to say, San Buoy before Jordan is a kind of a Kentucky basketball fact. Someone just texted that to me. That's a good one, actually. Sam Bowie picked before Jordan. Yeah.

That's a good one. All right. Who's next? Daniel. Daniel. Go ahead, Daniel. Good morning, guys. First off, rest of peace, Kassarlani.

Yeah, we're going to talk about him in the next. hour but yes got it got a couple of additions to the to the discussions this morning a quick apology and then a shout out if you'll let me do one of those three things you tell me which one well there's a couple of them are related how about the Perry Stevenson swatting the foul shot I hope that's not one we were remember but yes I mean the tornado game just that no that's yeah yeah and then while we're in the BCG there you got to include his favorite favorite karaoke song.

I'll remember that Amanda, him singing Amanda at Chinoaway Pub, but I don't know if that'll, I don't know if future generations will be thinking about Billy Gillespie singing karaoke. And it's a name song I'm talking about for what they did. Oh, for the name, yes, Amanda. Yes, I appreciate the call. That's a great song.

Amanda. I never got to hear him sing it. I've heard the legend of it, but I did you ever witness it? I witnessed him singing karaoke. I did not witness him singing that song in karaoke. But I was at Shinaway Pub one night when Billy Gillespie, maybe 16 to 18 people there, got up and sang karaoke by himself and then went and sat at the bar. We just brought Rick back at madness. Maybe next year he sends him an advance.

Just bring everybody home? You think Billy Gillespie will ever ever be back? No. No. I'm not going to say never. Eddie Sutton? Yeah. Yeah.

He came back. Bring them back for what? Bring them back, bring him team in, beat them to go to Shinaway. I mean, like, talk about a guy that wouldn't get applause. What are you cheering Billy for? I think people might cheer. You think they would? You think we're so sitting a middle?

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