KSR - 2026-09-16- KSR - Hour 2

Episode Date: September 16, 2026

Matt, Ryan, Drew, and Shannon talk expectations for the UK Men's Basketball team this upcoming season, regulating NIL, and the latest news.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Ask Anything Wednesday. Got some open lines, 859-280-2287. as long as you're not on Bluetooth would love to hear from you that shockingly Billy gave me the wrong address Oh no

Well somebody's going to be getting our mail now 100 West Main Street Sweet 750 that part was right Yes 40507 Okay I don't know if that would keep you He said 40503

40507 But the suite number was right Sweet is 750 It's not floating around this building somewhere Yeah Sweet is 750 450 405-07. A guy sent me a message says he has sent the text machine some of the Iowa podcasts and shows.

Okay. Send it after the show. I see the text during the text, but I have to kind of read them quickly. If you have something you want me to see so that I can like keep it, send it after the show. So if he'll send that then, maybe I can put up the, he probably has the podcast. I don't know if he has the actual shows. But I remember, too, that's the trip we went to the Adolf Rupp's old high school. That's right.

It was a wrestling coach. Kevin Burkhart is the Fox guy. I'm betting he's not making $10 million a year. Unlikely. KB. I mean, good for him. Yeah. I think was Tom Brady with him this past weekend?

K.B. Oh, did he? Okay. I'm usually watching the CBS broadcasts. You wonder what a guy an eagle makes. I hope he makes 100. million. He deserved. He's the funny. All right, let's go over a couple things. First of all, Shannon, I was very distressed to learn. You know, I just publicly announced last week my crush on Dakota Johnson. Yes. Yeah. That's really been something I've kept internal. Professed your love. And then I, you know, this is kind of a KSR curse. And then I see the story that she's out with machine gun Kelly. Oh, that guy. Could have been you. Could have been machine gun, Matt.

You should have shot your shot. You need to get a little, a few more tattoos. Machine gun, Matt. Well, what worries me about it, Shannon, is I don't think that's going to last. Well, then that's when you still got a shot. Why does it worry? The problem is if she's interested in guys like that. I'm probably the opposite.

She likes the bad guy, I think. You're not the bad guy. No, I'm not. Yeah. I mean, and I don't, I don't even know what tattoo I would get. We could get you tattered out of. Yeah. I think that would probably run her off.

If I had a tattoo of her. You should just copy Machine Gunther's tattoos. Oh, just get all of them. But doesn't he have like all black tattoos down both arms? Didn't he have that? I think he does. Okay. I just am worried now that she like if that's what she, then she's never going to.

If that's her type, her dating history has some tattoos. You're going to have to get tattoos. She's never going to go for me. I just thought like she's like, what, early 40s? Here's what she's after, Matt, just so you know what you're competing with. See, I don't have that. His whole top part of his body is tattooed.

That looks awful. Yeah. He just tattoo his whole body black? Yeah. That feels racist. Seems like it would hurt. I mean, that feels like... Wouldn't you with Megan Fox for a long time?

And now he's Dakota Johnson? Maybe that's what worse. I had a baby with Megan Fox. I expected, though, that she's like that. Megan Fox? Yeah, she's into, well, it was disappointed. Back to Ann Hathaway and Shakira. Yeah.

I'd be fine with either of them. It's your rebound. You're going to rebound. probably married, I would say. For now. She's married to a soccer player, I believe. Oh. No, no, no, no, never been married.

Long-term relationship. She's never been married. How old is she? How old is she? Never been married, though. How old is she? I don't know. Guess I'm going to say 40.

I think she's older than that. I said 46. 49. Yeah, I knew she's close to 15. General age. Neither have been married, no baggage. There you go. She hasn't dated MGK.

Her hips don't lie. My hips don't either. She's true. You learned that at the golf scrabble on Monday. If only she had been there. So I guess that's the new one. Shannon, I did not, I had something happened yesterday that was a little embarrassing. Yeah.

I kept seeing on, on, on the social media that people were, boy, that Macklemore had been, I don't know what happened. He was on the Ed Shearron concert. and he said free Palestine and then they removed him from it and people were taking up for him. I'm embarrassed to say this. I thought he was dead. You confused him for Avichy? No, I think I confused him with Mac Miller. Okay, I could see if you get there.

So I kept reading that he was canceled in my mind. I was like, I mean, that's a different definition of cancel. They canceled him to the grave. It's a final cancellation. So I didn't know he was still alive. to then get canceled. So now everybody's mad at Ed Sheeran.

Because this is what I don't understand. It's going. Ed Shearant supported him. I think what happened is he was supposed to be on the air Shearin podcast. I mean, not the podcast. He was supposed to be on the Ed Shearin

tour. Okay. And then he somewhere said Free Palestine, Palestine. And Ed Sheeran then took him off the tour. Right.

so all the other opening acts and Ed Shearons and now everyone even Ed's mother won't talk to him like everyone is mad at Ed Shearan but Ed Shearin was like apparently there were stadiums that were not going to let them play if they had McLemore so he was kind of stuck between a rock and a hard place right? Yeah he's just kind of can't be doing that on my tour now

like so what's he supposed to do if the stadiums won't host him if he has him but then if he has him no one will come Yeah, you got to do what's best for business in that situation. So what are you supposed to do, Shannon? Yeah, I think he did probably the right thing. You want to continue the tour.

But now he has no act, right? Now he's got no band. But is that guy the opening act? MacLamore, he's the opener, right? But now people are mad at him. I think I would have just said, hey, Matt, can we just wait until after the tour? It'd be like, hey, this is my tour. I don't need you being the story of where we go.

You're supposed to just get the crowd ready for me. Now, does McElmore have a song I would know? Back to the thrift shop. I don't know that one. Yeah, you do. Okay. Larry Bird, Jersey, 33. See, if Ryan knows it, how do you not go?

Oh, I thought that was Macklemore. I thought that was Macklemore. Isn't that LFO? I think they say something about Larry Bird. They go the great Larry Bird jersey 33, yeah. I thought that was MacLenmore. All right, well, you play it in the next segment so I know. I can get this thing to work.

So I know who it is. And then finally, before we go to the phones, the Emmys, were two nights ago. The two big winning shows were Widows Bay. Who are those two women behind your office, Shannon? I don't know. Oh, hi. Bring it on in here.

There's an envelope with my name on it. There we go. Yeah, who are these people? Yeah, they work for eye heart. Maybe you should introduce yourself. Oh, hello there. They were at the golf scramble. You don't even know.

Oh, that's right. It was good to see you all. Thank you for your hard work. Anyway. All right. You're just these two women like right. right behind you. I got women beating on the door trying to get in here.

I kind of creep me out. I didn't know what was going on. All right. Widows Bay and the Pit were the winning shows. Have you watched either one of those? I've never even heard of either one of these shows. You've never heard of the pit? No.

It's huge. It's like ER. I didn't watch that one either. You've never heard of the pit. Nope. You know it's the same guy that was on ER. No. Noah Wiley?

So how do you know his name, but you don't know the show? He's famous again because of this show. You could have said anybody. You just happened to say him. You didn't even say George Clooney. Like, how do you, how did you know that that was his name? Well, I think I remember seeing a promo now that he was making this big return and back in the ER room. So you've really been keeping up.

Yeah. Well, I've definitely never heard of the other show you're talking about. My parents, I've watched a few episodes. I think it's pretty good. My parents love it. Widows what? The pit. Oh, I thought you told you about the other one.

I'm talking about the other one. I've never heard of the other one. He's in the pit. Yes. I've heard of the, at least I've heard of that one. Okay. Widows Bay is on Apple TV. It's about like a haunted town. I saw the first one.

I've seen a couple episodes. I like the main character. Matthew Rice. Did you know he was British? Yeah. I didn't. Because he's not British on the show. And he's in a show called the Americans.

That'll throw you off a little bit. Exactly. And he never uses a British act. When he gave his winning speech, I was, whoa. But he's good. I like about everything he's ever done. I've only seen maybe one or two of Widows Bay. And then they gave an award to Dolly Parton for like a lifetime achievement award.

Nice. I have a complaint about the pit. I feel like they intentionally try to gross you out. They'll like cut to a scene and it's just zoomed in on something I'm not trying to look at. I feel like they go for too much shock value in the ER. Do you think the ER is that crazy every day? Because if you watch the pit, you would think the ER is the pit of hell. Probably not too far off, but I mean, they're exaggerating a little.

coming in there and everyone's yelling and like, you know, I've been to the ER. And when you're in the ER, you wait a long time and then you get in. But I don't ever remember it like that. They're turned up a little bit. And the one there ends, like one of the biggest hospitals. And it's a trauma unit, which is probably. But the show I'm on to them, they'll be like, it'll be a normal conversation. They'll just cut to, you know, like spewing it.

I also, when you watch the pet. Here's the one of my takeaways. The doctors are always screwing up. always and they have like children who are trainees and they're like they accidentally cut someone's heart open and the children come in and fix it yeah and there's a like you watch that you start to go because you know you think a doctor knows what they're doing yeah and he'll just accidentally inject especially when he's been on two shows in the er's it's been 30 years of him working here you should watch the pit my parents really like the pit okay i think you would like it i after you start explaining it

i have heard of i've just not watched well it's it's real time you know like the movie 20 or the show 24. Yeah. An hour is a real hour on the show. Gotcha. Is the premise. Gotcha. And it just is a whole day.

It's one day. Gotcha. I'll try it. Okay. I'm on the gentleman right now. I'm trying to get through it. You enjoying it? Yeah, it's good.

Okay. All right. Madison, go ahead, Madison. Hello, Matt. How we're doing? Doing good. First thing is... All right, turn the radio down, Madison.

Turn the radio down. I'm hearing myself a minute behind. Sorry. I mean, come on, Madison, you know this. Yeah, Madison. This is like the Bluetooth caller. Well, thanks, but no thanks on that. But I have two things.

One, what do you think about a disregulated AI? What do you think about that? I don't think they did. I think that's the problem, Madison, is that they haven't. That's what we need it. I don't think they did it. something happened this morning. Did they do anything this morning? I don't think that's happened yet, Madison. That's part of the worry is that there is no regulation.

I thought they did because that's what I saw somewhere. And then and then two, do y'all think a five seat is too low for the basketball team in the NCAA Bracketology? You know, Madison, if you're right, that they have regulated A& I found out from you. It's like a Madison News alert. Are you sticking by your story, Madison, that they did? Yep.

There we go. And who's they? Who did it? I'm not allowed to say. I don't know who. It's got sources. It's on an NDA. Thank you.

Yeah. So I appreciate the call. On the second question is a five seed too low of projection. for Kentucky this year. I think we may be happy with the five seed when we're all said and done. Anything above that is definitely on the table. Five five, I think, would be the basement,

the lowest level. What? Like, I wouldn't want anything lower than a five. I'd take anything five and above, I think I'd be happy with. Okay. So you would be happy with a five. Yeah.

Okay. I would not be happy with a five. All right. I'm tired of not being a serious contender when we get to March. I'd like to be a one. It seems very unrealistic. two or three should be a goal.

Is this going to be... Is this going to be kind of your... And by the way, this is fine if this is how you fit. Is this going to be your mantra for the year? Like, we have to raise the expectation. Yes. Yes, we're all getting old. And we haven't had fun with basketball a long time.

And we're just getting older by the day. We're growing farther and farther away from the final four. Every minute we breathe air, I want to go back. You can feel your hair grain. Yes. And you're like, I can't keep doing it. Are we going to be Tennessee football every summer? We're like, oh, okay, last year this happened.

This is our year. No, eventually you've got to do it. And it's been a while. It's been a long time. And I mean, you're going to make people mad with that view. Everyone else should be mad. Okay. We've got to get back.

It's been a long time. It's been a really long time. And so you're kind of tired of what you think is the lowering of expectations. Yes. If we play on Wednesday of the SEC tournament, I don't know what I'll do. Okay. That was embarrassing. That was super embarrassing.

We were the first game of the SEC tournament. Yeah, we were. So you're kind of sending like a warning. This is the Drew of 20, 26, 27. Oh, yeah. And I think more people should be like this. Okay. Because if not, we're just, we're just going to wake up and this is the next year.

Like, well, maybe we'll do it. No, time is passing on, right? That's Franklin coming out there. Yeah. It's Tracy Lawrence. When was the last to lead date? Was that 2017? We didn't do those anymore.

Yeah, it's 20, no. 2019. 2019, yeah. Which was a long time ago. It was a long time ago. Hey, B-B-N, is pain stiffness or a numbing sensation preventing you from enjoying watching your favorite teams? As Drew says, we're getting older. We are getting older.

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I'm going to see, I don't think Madison's right. No. No, he's not right. Unless he knows something before it comes out. He may have beaten the New York Times to the scoop. The Rock had the scoop on Osama bin Laden. Maybe it's Madison get this scoop. New York Times says Congress has proposed many bills for AI regulation.

Lawmakers have enacted few. There you go. Yeah. So that's the... I still trust Madison. We'll be right back. Behind every night spent making the kids lunches, there's a lot of suspense. Will they finally eat the veggies?

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You know, maybe you should have. A lot of people agree with you, Drew. Yeah. We're older now than we were when I said it. Text machine's got a lot of people who agree. One person says Drew is 100%. right, I'm going to be calling for that all year. We cannot forget our basketball standards. The person's right says, we should be very upset if we're a five-seat. This is UK basketball. Is Duke happy when they're a five-seat?

No. What about you, Ryan, do you agree with it? I just look at our roster and I think... Our roster is part of the responsibility, you know, a coach and an administration or whatever. I think this team we've got, you know, if you're a five-seat, you're potentially could be what,

ranked 17th. You're 17th. 17th acceptable at Kentucky. Probably not, but I think that's what we got this year. Five seed's usually an underdog in the next round. Second round,

yeah. Yeah. So you want to be an underdog in the second game? You're kind of, you're fine that we're getting older. No, I'm not fine with it,

but I just think I'm looking on what we are right now. What are we happy? I thought the question was this year. Yeah. That was the question. One person says, Matt,

I've worked in an ER for 20, years, there's never been a television show that's more an accurate description of what happens in the ER than the pit. In the pit. That's a little nerve-wracking because that show is nerve-wracking. Think of it. Like every day. You clock in and then you go home and you got to turn that off and try to wind down.

And Noah Wiley on that show looks haggard and beaten. And then when I saw him at the award show, he actually looks really good. I guess that's the life of an ER. It makes you haggard and beaten. Shout out to all of our ER people, doctors, nurses. It's a tough job. If it shows anything like it is in real life, I can't even imagine doing that daily. Noah is on the phone.

Is this Noah Wiley? Noah, go ahead. No, sorry, this is not Noah. This is Wednesday, Noah. Sorry, I want to use this and ask anything Wednesday question. Just wanted to check up on Drew. I'd asked a while back about if you'd heard about the Odyssey musical, Epic the Musical. Wanted to know Drew if you've checked it out yet, see your opinion from it.

I have not. I did look into it, you know, once you told me about it, to find out what it is, but I've not been able to see it or anything fun like that. Gotcha. Yeah, and I probably should have, last time when I had called, specified, there's not an actual, like, Broadway stage adaptation yet put for it. It's a new thing that's come out for it. You can listen to it either if you Spotify, watch like kind of like somewhat animated videos through on YouTube. But it was reported back in April. Hollywood reporter put out that producer Jerry Bruckheimer is planning. to work with the creator of Epic to make a animated movie. All right. Well, I appreciate it, Noah.

Thank you. Did you see the NBC interviewed that AI actress? No, I did not see that. I didn't like that. I hate all this. I hate it. I hate it. I don't know.

He just interviewed an AI actress just to show. And like, you would have thought it was an actress. She just seemed like a normal person, but she's not a person. And I don't like it. We're just getting us ready for more of that to come. I don't like,

I don't think anybody, doesn't feel it feels like to me shanan people are coming on my side on this of course i mean if we got to stop it at some point i think though it's getting close to what's out of control just use a i's google yes that's what most people use it and for that fine but like when we start having ai people like when if i go to the er and there's an ai doctor standing there i don't like that you can tell me it's better but i don't know i don't believe it i might take the a i doctor you would yeah kind of hope we have that figured out if It gets malfunctioned and then it puts your artery in your nose and next thing you know.

What if your doctor's drunk. I mean, there's variables. I can see my doctor and go stop. That's true. I don't know. I don't like it. I didn't like the NBC actress. Like,

don't encourage this stuff. Do you want that people you see in a show to be people? Yeah. I mean, I wouldn't watch an AI show. That doesn't sound entertaining. It doesn't to me either. That's a cartoon. Dan, go ahead, Dan.

Hey, Matt. I've been listening to Matt and Myron in the afternoon. really been enjoying it. Thank you very much. I listen, you're welcome. I listen on a pair of pretty high quality earbuds. And I was wondering, I hear something distinct in the background. And at first, I thought it was Myron with the nose whistle. But now I'm back to you. So my question is, who has the nose whistle? Is it you or Myron? Is it both of you all? It's, first of all, it's in your ear. Maybe Myron. I do not have nose whistles. I do not have a high-powered microphone. I mean, That microphone, I appreciate the call.

Hey, go back and listen, man. That's whistling. All right. You just stop it. I appreciate the call. If you go back and, like, if you, if you listen to this week's postgame show on K. That's the first time I've ever used the ESPN microphone. Well, they could tell you, you could tell a difference, actually.

Can you? Yeah. Do I just sound better? Yes. Better. Yes. All the above. Yeah.

I actually thought you were in this studio. So can I read you my note I got from the ESPN directors? Please. They're asking Meyer and I to color coordinate our. clothing. That's not serious. So you guys look like a couple or something? What's the point in that? No, they said that... Hold on. Hold on. They want you in the morning to text, Myron. I got a note from TV. This is from our boss. Hey guys, got a note from ESPN TV about the dark clothes with dark background matwares with the light clothes that light background that Myron has. It's not a great

look contrast wise for TV. Maybe you all could quarter color coordinate and wear light the same day and dark the same. All of this. Every morning, hey, Myron, what are we wearing? Light or dark? What are we going with? The answer is no, I cannot do that. What, you guys, the color coordinate.

I'm not going to call. Are you wearing yellow today, Myron? Because Myron and I are not the same shade. Very true. Different clothes look good differently on us, right? You should still try it out for a few weeks. It's a new job. I mean, they show me the graphic and I see it, but like, so what?

I'm darker than he is. and he's darker than you are in a different sense you meet in the middle so we meet in the middle but I'm not going to call myron and go are what do we wear in today

or you sit down and like Bestie what do we wear I got to go change my iron's wearing blue I did to get my yellow pocket square out to match yellow hoodie I'm not doing that

I'm not we are not Mork and Mindy do you think other shows do that is Pat McAfin AJ Hawk texting in the morning what are you wearing AJ?

I'm not doing it. This is my first time I'm putting my foot down. Not matching clothes with my iron. We'll be right back. 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.

I love this song. Shannon, this is one of our three or four things we have in common. Yeah, well, 90s country. 90s, you and I like 90s B level country. Don't call this B level. Tracy Lawrence is B level. Garth Brooks and they're A level. I know, but that's B level.

Mark Chestnut, B level. Sammy Cershaw, B level. I don't know. Aaron Tippin, B level. A level is like Garth Brooks, George Strait, Reba McIntyre. But if you told me I could go see Garth Brooks or Sammy Kershaw, I'm taking Sammy Kershaw.

I agree. And you and I are the only two people that would feel that way. Like there are not many people who would be like, who can you want to go see? Sammy Kirshall or Garth Brooks, Sammy Kershaw, you and I would be. Yeah. But there aren't very many people.

Who do you think is going to sell more tickets? No, no doubt who's going to sell more tickets. That's why we're kind of, I'm trying to like relate to you. Don't stop. I don't want you to relate to me. One person says, Matt, why do we have to accept AI chaos? Carmakers don't get to make dangerous cars without penalty. Why can't this be the same?

I agree with you. This is the most important issue. of our time. And it's going to be decided in the next year or two. And everybody, Republicans and Democrats, need to put the nonsense aside and realize this is the future of humanity. And it's not partisan. We all want to live. I prefer to live.

So like, I don't know if you saw Bernie Sanders did a press conference with Steve Bannon. That's about as far right and as far left as you can get. And they did a press conference together that said, we are coming together because we need to save humanity. And then the president goes, we're good. I just don't believe we're good. Maybe I'm wrong,

but I'd rather be wrong and we like go too far and then retreat than not go far enough and we all blow up. Right? And it moves so fast. And it's going to address it quickly. We have to do it now. Like we can't, we can't wait.

And it's not Republican. It's literally, do you want to live or not? I mean, when the dude says we have a 10% chance of dying in the next 10 years, does no, like, is that not a big deal? We should probably take that serious. Even if you disagree with that, what if he's right and you're wrong? Yep. I don't even like if he'd said a 2% chance.

10%'s a lot. The collar brings up a good point. We do have regulations on cars to keep them safe. Why aren't they not regulations on AI to keep us safe? Because they have bought the government for the last three or four years. But we got to say, all right, I don't care. Because now even the people who run it are like, maybe we need to chill out.

Yeah, they're gambling and they know they're gambling. But they are even saying maybe you need to regulate us. Stop me. I'm out of control. So regulators mount up. We need Warren G right now. Where is Warren G? One person writes, Matt, if we stay within 10 of Texas A&M, will you be happy?

Yes, but it depends on how we play, Ryan. A lot of it, for me, it's not about the final score. It's about how do we play. Yeah, you can't have a bunch of turnovers. Can't have the pick sixes like that Cutter Bowley had last week against him. You've got to take care of the football, keep it clean, if you want to try to keep it close at all.

I wouldn't say I'd be happy, but it's one of those, all right, well, let's go win a few more following this. Still with both these games, including Alabama, I'm not going to be too discouraged unless it is just an absolute whooping on Saturday that we take. Otherwise, I'm really looking at South Carolina, and that's where I start forming

my opinions of what we have. I'm totally with you. Wayne, go ahead, Wayne. Wayne. Oh, Matt. Go ahead. I've got a question. Yes, I've got a question for how Larry's doing, and I want to know if you've ever heard him talk about the guy named Billy Ed Wheeler. Larry's doing, well, he was at my house last night. He's continuing to, you know, he's still dealing with health issues, but he's, he's functioning well, and I will tell him you said hello. What was the guy's name, Billy Ed Wheeler? Billy Ed Wheeler. He's the entertainer.

He's country music like some of those other guys you were talking about there a little a while ago. But he graduated from Berea College. Oh, okay. He was a little bit ahead of Larry. But anyway, he passed away a couple years ago. I had an interesting running with him about 35 years ago. But anyway, he won't several songs.

All right, I'll ask Larry if he knows Billy Edwis. Go ahead. Okay. He wrote several songs that you probably know about. Name one. I heard you talk about it, but I don't know, Jackson. Oh, he wrote Jackson with Johnny Cash and, okay. He wrote that, and I've heard you all talk about it.

But anyway, he went to Berea College, and he came back down. He'd be older than Larry, but he went to Berea, and he came back down after he graduated back in about the 50s and worked in their alumni department for a while, but I thought they might have run across it. Well, you know what? Yeah, I'm going to cut you all. I appreciate the cost.

Larry worked in the alumni department too, so maybe they, maybe they worked together. I guarantee Larry knows who this guy is then. Yes, Larry did alumni for Berea College. Yeah. You know, Berea College is now the last, it's the first school in America. This just happened.

It's always had free tuition. Right. Now they are starting, I think next year, free tuition, free room and board, free books. The only school in the country that will be like that. Do they have any stipulations? Do you have to work at the school? You have to work in the town.

In the town. But like they, some affiliated with Berea. Yeah. But it's the only school in America where that's every student there. Gives kids a chance to go to college. It would never have that opportunity. It's awesome. I think that's very cool.

Very cool. Especially in most places it's gotten to where nobody can afford college. And they have a preference for people from Kentucky, from the mountains. Right. And there's an economic stipulation about how much your family makes, etc. But like to me, that Berea is like, what a great place in our state that does that. More people need to know about these kind of program to help them go to school.

Yeah. John, go ahead, John. John, go ahead. Yeah. Are you guys there? Yes. Okay, you know who Chris Adams is, but he's a guy on YouTube. Well, he wanted me to ask you, he thought you would be more knowledgeable about it,

but he wanted to know what it would take for Kentucky to leave the SEC and join the ACC. He said it a little bit ridiculous question. I don't know. Yeah, I don't know who that is, but I can answer the question. He's a YouTuber that does a podcast. You've mentioned it before on your show. Okay. All right. What would take for Kentucky to leave the SEC? AI destroying the world. I appreciate the call. They're not leaving the SEC.

Because first of all, that's a completely self-destructive thing to do. You would immediately cut your revenue in half at a time that raising revenue is more important than it's ever been in history. And would we have a better chance of winning the ACC than the SEC? Certainly. But, what do you think our fan base is going to do if instead of playing Alabama, LSU, Florida, and Tennessee, we're playing Boston College, you know, Wake Forest. Like, our fan base doesn't want that. They may think they want it, but wait until it happens. Just go look at the problems Louisville has with attendance at their games.

I mean, it's not because people at Louisville don't care. It's also just because these guys, how do you get excited about playing cow? you know, Georgia Tech. George Tech. It's just, it's not, so the answer to the question is, it will never happen. I will, I will, that might have potentially happened 15 years ago. It is never right going to happen now.

Money rules all. They're not going to give up all that extra money to switch a conference. If people want to be in the, you're in the cool club. Don't voluntarily leave it. No, that's exactly right. That'd be like, yeah, I mean, you, you are where everyone wants to be. Step away and give it to somebody else. Yes. Mark, go ahead, Mark.

By the way, Larry just, my mom, Larry did not text. My mom texting said Larry worked with him in the alumni office and recorded an album with him. Oh, look at this. What? Pull that up, Shannon. I don't think Larry's put it on YouTube yet. Billy Ed Wheeler and Larry. There we go.

Now that is cool. I did not know that. Not only knows him, worked with him and played music with him. Huh. Larry got a secret past. Out here running the streets of Billy Ed Wheeler. Yeah, I bet those boys were up to something. Well, that's very cool.

Well, thank you, sir, for calling. I would have never known that. Go ahead. Hey, guys. How you doing? Good. I wanted to ask you, if you had to, on the Ask Anything Wednesday, if you had to make a prediction,

maybe it was a question draft kings had or something, as to how Kentucky's basketball season would turn out this year and if Mark Polk will be the coach next year what would your prediction be oh no that's say why you got to put me on the spot it is ask anything Wednesday all right I appreciate the call let me think about it during the break because I want to think of because I want to take that question seriously an answer with your head not your heart yeah or some combination thereof don Franklin if you need a vehicle where do you go Don Franklin.

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Soccer. Just don't tell my coaches I said that. Listen to Big Kick Energy on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Welcome back, Techie Sports Radio. 8992-2-8027. Text Machine, 772, 7754. By the way, I found out, Drew, and Shannon, what the side of the internet, which has a lot of people that never leave their house. I mean, we have some of those in the UK fan base, but usually like those folks, you know, they might be mean, but they also follow me for UK sports. Well, I did this comment about Arch Manning and Holly Row yesterday on Matt and Myron.

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And it's all anonymous accounts. But like I'm shocked at how they're just awful. Maybe they're bots. I'll tell myself they're bots, but I worry that they're actually people. I think they're actually people with social media gives everybody a voice and they can be anonymous

in their mom's basement and say whatever they want with no repercussion, no pushback. Wow, you were going there for a minute. Yeah, I don't like that. That's why. You were going. Well, you just, I mean, the comments, it's just like, you know, I had the audacity to say, yeah, maybe we shouldn't make a joke about smacking a woman.

And Arch Manning gave a really nice apology, I thought. He did. Like, really thought out. He did. Good for him. They talked on the phone. Talked on the phone. Like, that's what you want.

I would think. I would think so, too. You handled it the right way. People are just, oh. So there are people who just go to that app and just fire off hate all day long. Like if you see a bad comment, go to their profile and it's just all day replying to people with hate. Remember what I say all the time and I do believe this. Anyone who does that, if you are online saying hateful things, you have sadness in your life.

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With that said, UK basketball. If I had to bet on what the most likely scenario was, we're all going to have to do this. I'll go first. I bet this year will be a lot like the last two years. Good. Some really good. It's really bad.

Maybe we're a little better than we were last year. We play a game in the second round that if we win, they'll keep Mark Pope, and if we lose, they won't. And that game is probably a toss-up. And so I would say, let's just say we, Milan hits a three and we win it. And then we're back for year four of a similar situation next year. That's my most likely prediction. What about you?

I feel like, yeah, we're going to be more like Pope's first team and not last year's team. You know, the first team, they knocked off people. Maybe they kind of weren't supposed to. There'll be some big wins this year. They'll have some moments that we're all excited. But then we'll hit a rough patch here, there, over the course of the season. So I'm feeling like this is going to be another struggle just to get to the Sweet 16. And if we can pull that off.

In that first year, we were better than we were last year. also remember how when we played Alabama, we played them like three times and we're never once competitive in any of those games. But then we played Florida. We did beat Florida. 106 to 100. I think it was the final score. Who did it at all?

Didn't we have to beat Missouri to not play on Wednesday the first year, though? We did. In the last game of the year? I'm worried we're heading to one of those years where it's not bad enough to be obvious and not good enough to know to keep him, kind of like you all were saying. Probably it would be like the five seed, so you just miss playing in the SEC. you just miss playing on Friday. We kind of do what we've been doing.

Won't be bad enough there on Wednesday. And then maybe like a four seed in the NCAA and fighting for your life to get to the Sweet 16. Shannon? I'm with you guys. I think they land somewhere in the gray area where it's not enough to where you would be excited about another season after that.

But then you're also not going to fire him at the same time. Maybe you finish seventh or eighth in the conference. You get to, I mean, maybe even get to Saturday of the SEC tournament, but then you'll lose probably in the sweet 16. So it's one of those like, well... I think that's where we're headed. I think we're kind of headed for that. Remember automatic extension, too?

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I do. I've never worn leather pants in my life. We know who wears the leather pants on the show. Yeah. He's sitting right between us. Mario, yeah. Mario. Mario got the leather pants. That's all right.

The girls like it. You can wear Mario's. I don't think I could fit into Mario. It's go. Go ahead. Man, I have many friends, both doctors and nurses, that work in the ER. They all have a hilarious story for you if you'll just ask the question. Yeah, I bet that's true.

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They will not take offense to it. They'll come out with the most hilarious story you've ever heard. I appreciate the call. I actually believe

that is completely true. 1961 album. It's called Billy Ed with Billy Ed Wheeler and Jones Summer on vocals and Larry Blondell on bass. Yeah. I found his name's on the record. His name's on the record. And some of the songs are on YouTube.

No, they're not. There's Larry Blondell songs on YouTube. Well, Billy Ed's USA album is on there and he's playing the bass. So there we go. We got to play the whole album tomorrow. All right. That's the playlist tomorrow. That's a playlist.

That's, that's, now see, that's really awesome. What was the guy's name that called and said that? Whoever it was, thank you. He's on the album. Yep, he's got his name. Larry Blondell. Probably still raking in those royalties. Right there with Billy and Joan.

And the name of the album is Billy Ed. Billy Ed USA. It was his first album. Billy Ed is. Larry helped get him started. Oh, look at that. I may even have the base he played in my house. That's very true.

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podcasts. Hi, I'm Michael Imperioli. I want to tell you about my new podcast, Underground Zero. We're looking at the opportunity of a lifetime for us and the other families. It's about the aftermath of the 9-11 attacks. What's in the tunnels? Gold bars, Silver Ingech. It could be worth half a billion.

Starring Steve Sharipa, Ray Abruzzo, and me, Michael Imperiole. How far you're prepared to go. Depends how far you are. Listen to Underground Zero on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcast. Hey, it's Bobby Bones. Join me and former NFL quarterback Matt Castle every Wednesday on our podcast. Lots to say with me Bobby Bones and Matt Castle. You're in training camp and the rookie quarterback has one good throwing session in front of the media.

Suddenly everybody online says he should start over you week one. How do you handle this? You just go back out to practice the next day and wait for him to mess up. Listen to lots to say with Bobby Bones and Matt Castle on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.