Nightcap - Nightcap - Hour 2: Arch Manning dazzles, Brandon Aiyuk's tantrum, Karl-Anthony Towns traded

Episode Date: September 29, 2024

Shannon Sharpe and Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson react to Arch Manning and the Texas Longhorns 35-13 win in their SEC debut. Later, Unc and Ocho dive into Brandon Aiyuk's tantrum and how he needs to perform, the shocking NBA news of Karl-Anthony Towns being traded to the New York Knicks and much more!03:18 - Arch Manning    11:27 - Kentucky beats Ole Miss                        14:53 - Miami-VA Tech16:36 - Brandon Aiyuk26:40 - KAT time in MN is over32:00 - Q and Aye(Timestamps may vary based on advertisements.)#Volume #ClubSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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resources. Oh, Joe, with Quinn Ewers out for the second consecutive game, Arch Manning went 26-31 through the air in the second start of his career as the Longhorns beat Mississippi State 35-13 for their first conference game as an SEC member.

Texas was favored by more than five touchdowns at kickoff but struggled to get going against the Bulldogs. But a 49-yard touchdown pass from Manning to DeAndre Moore Jr. in the final minutes of the first half and a 75-yard touchdown drive, Manny, finished off with his leg in the third quarter to create some separation for the number one team in the country. Hey, guess what?

Texas plays next week. They play OU in the Red River rivalry. In two weeks? So they got a bye week. They're off the next week. Okay. Okay. So the following week. So after the bye week, they got the Red River rivalry. I got it. In two weeks? So they got a bye week. They're off the next week. Okay. Okay. So the following week.

So after the bye week, they got the red. After the bye week. Yep. Yep. Yep. So does that mean that this is a good question? Will Quinn Harris be back for that game? Or will Arch Manning be playing?

If Arch Manning is playing, do you trust him to get the job done against OU based on how he's played the past two weeks? He's playing unbelievable. He's playing unbelievable. Look, I don't know how it works in college. Arch

is playing really well, but the question is, and I've always said this is the way I look at it, when people say, well, you can't lose your job to injury yeah you can because the guy if you get injured and the guy comes in and he's playing better than you before you got injured that's his job now oh yeah so the question is is arch manning playing better than quinn ewers was before he got hurt. Ocho? That's a good question. That's a hard decision, too. It is.

Especially for the coaches. Especially for the coaches. I mean, listen, I think you really can't go wrong either way. I think Quinn, he's a senior, isn't he? Quinn Ewers, yes yes and he came back and you know that would greatly greatly impact this draft stock right right if he's not exactly that's why i think when he does come back and he's healthy i think they will put him back in simply because he is a senior hell little brother manning gonna he gonna be here he's gonna be here for another another year maybe maybe two.

So let Quinn finish his year out so it doesn't mess up in draft stock. But I'm excited. I'm excited. Now that you've explained it to me, I have a better understanding on these atmospheres. I would love to go to one of these so I can experience it. But that Red Rounds. Is it at Cotton Bowl or is it at Jerry World? Probably at Jerry World. It's Is it at Cotton Bowl or is it at Jerry World? Probably at Jerry's World.

It's normally at the Cotton Bowl. Because Arkansas and Texas A&M played at Jerry World today. But you know, Jerry went to Arkansas, so... It's at the Cotton Bowl. And that's where they have the Texas State Fair, Ocho. They fry butter, they fry Snickers, they fry Twinkies, they fry everything. My daughter hit me.

She was there. She was at the Texas Fair. You know, she had PV, so I guess they drove down and stuff. They must have drove down there. I mean, hey, man, that's dope, man. I can't... I mean, it'd be great for us to attend something like that, Ocho.

But if we were to... But here's the thing. That would have to be our show during the course of the day because we couldn't do the show doing that and then turn around and do the show. Why we can't? Mm-mm.

Well, I do the first part. You and Rel and you and somebody take over the second part. Rel in the chat. What's up? What they do, baby? How you doing? What they do, baby? How you doing? What they do, twin? Yeah, whatever they be doing on TV, whatever that is, that right there.

Hearts, hearts, hearts. Yeah, I mean, it's a very difficult decision. Somebody was in the chat saying, well, Alex Smith and Cap took over. The question I asked, simple question. When Cap got in, was he playing better than Alex Smith And Cap took over. The question I asked, simple question. Yeah. When Cap got in, was he playing better than Alex Smith before Alex Smith got hurt? And he was. So it was an easy decision.

It was. He was. The same thing. Tom Brady was playing better. Because remember, the first year Drew Bledsoe started, they were 5-11. And they didn't start off on the best second season. So Tom comes in. It was an easy decision for Coach Belichick

because he was playing better than Drew Bledsoe before Drew got hurt. Imagine, what if Drew didn't get hurt? I wonder how that story would have gone. There's a chance we're not. The question is, because you got to realize, like two years earlier, Drew has signed the most expensive contract in NFL history,

over $100 million. Yeah. Do you bench a $100 million quarterback for a six-round draft pick? Now, anybody could have. I mean, I don't know if Coach Belichick could have done it because he was on thin ice his damn self. So, you know, think about it. You go 5-11. You didn't start

getting off to the best start. Are you going to pull him? There's a great chance if it doesn't get turned around, he's gone. He might not be able to finish out the season. Tom saved everybody's job. Tom saved the franchise. He saved Bill's job.

No, he got a lot of guys that had coaching jobs that probably should have never been head coaches. Oh, yeah, most definitely. Most definitely. Everybody that came from that Belichick tree, they got opportunity. Great players do that. Same thing with Favre.

Look at all the guys that got jobs that touched Brett Favre. Ray Lewis. Look at all the defensive coordinators. They got head coaching jobs. Marvin got a head job. Jack Del Rio got a head job. Mike Smith got a head job. Hold up. Rex Ryan got a head job.

Mike Nolan got a head job. Rex brother name with the long hair? Rob. Yeah, Rob Ryan. Yeah. Yeah. So, I mean, who else got it? Five.

So five guys got head job that they coached Ray. They were DCs or they were position coaches with Ray on the team. Five guys got head job. Coach Bell, look at Tom Brady. Charlie White got a head job. Five guys got a head job. Coach Belichick, look at Tom Brady. Charlie White got a head job. Romeo Cornell got a head job. Josh McDaniel got a head job. Romeo Cornell

got a head job. What's the guy? The guy, Joe Judge. Hell, he coached special team. He just happened to be, he might have been Tom Brady's neighbor and got a damn head job funny how that work huh funny how that work huh

yeah Steve Mariucci Andy Reid John Gruden Dick Geron all those guys was on that staff where Brent was in Green Bay the great players

hey but it was it's tough that's a tough decision that Sarks are going to have to make I believe he goes back to Ewers is healthy I don't think it's that tough though

simply because of Ewers being a senior he came back he came back to increase his draft stock Ocho yeah that's why I said it's an easy decision okay okay okay it's an easy decision

oh yeah Ray Rose Ray was with me in Denver Ray Bob uh in. It's an easy decision. Gotcha. My bad. Ray Rose, Ray was with me and Denver, Ray Bob. Anybody that had any affiliation with Brady and Ray, Bob got jobs. Oh, yeah. The mailman got a job and he was in college. He was a head coach in college. Kentucky

pulls off a shocking upset after almost upsetting Georgiaorgia last week this week they complete the task they upset number five old miss after losing by 25 points to south carolina losing 13 12 to georgia in two weeks kentucky pulled off one of the most shocking upsets in the opening month trailing 17 13 with with about five minutes left, Wildcats went on an 83-yard six-play drive to take the lead and then made a big defensive stand to force the Rebels into a field goal,

a 48-yard field goal, that is, and they missed it with under a minute to go. With Vanderbilt, Florida, Auburn up next, Kentucky could find themselves in the top 25 before hosting the Vols in October. Yeah. Hey, matter of fact, hold on, hold on. Damn, oh, they were number five, man.

They had Georgia. Remember, they didn't go for it on fourth down. They had Georgia beat. They could have beat Georgia. That's right. Yes. So you think in Georgia it's just that bad this year?

Look, they're getting up to slow starts. And, you know, you can't keep spotting teams. I mean, think about it. They spotted Alabama 28. And came back. It just goes to show you

just how good they are. Right, right, right. I mean, I don't think there's a whole lot of teams that could spot Alabama 28 and come back to take the lead with under four minutes to go in the ballgame. I got a question, though. Yes.

Oh, Matt Patricia got a head job, too. Yeah, oh, that's right. Matt was with Detroit. Yeah. Good and terrible. And you think it's a quarterback play in Georgia? You think it's bad? I think he's good.

I think if Shador Sanders was in Georgia, they wouldn't lose a game. That'd be nasty. It's hard to evaluate a guy when he's surrounded by such great talent. Right. And I think that was the hardest thing, one of the hardest evals on Joe Burrow because Joe Burrow had like a fourth or fifth round grade and

then the next year he puts up these historic numbers and he's like, well damn, he got Chase, he got Jefferson, he got the best offensive line in football, he got Clyde Edwards Allaire, he had Thad Moss who was a very good tight end, he had

I think Terrence Marshall so it was hard, now he's shown that the eval, you looked at him and you said okay blah blah blah he's proven that yeah he was worthy of that pick but it's hard Ocho when you have a guy and he's surrounded

by four and five stars. Yeah. Because you ain't got to do a whole lot. You got to do a whole lot. You know, think about it. If you don't turn the ball, think about it. If you don't turn the ball over four times, Ocho. He ain't nobody else. He three picks on a fumble.

Damn. three picks on a fumble dang dang I know one thing go ahead Bengals we going to the playoffs I just want to throw that out there even though we 0-3

I just want to throw that out there okay mm-hmm oh yeah throw that at them. Even though we 0-3, I just want to throw that at them. Okay. Mm-hmm. Oh, yeah. Ocho, college football had another wild and exciting but controversial finish Friday night as the seventh-ranked Miami

Hurricanes escaped with a 38-34 victory with a win over rival Virginia Tech. It ended with the officials reversing the call on the field. They rooted a touchdown catch on a Hail Mary in the back of the end zone. The ACC later released a statement

to reporters nearly two hours after the game to clarify the decision making process. During the review of the process of the last play, it was determined the loose ball was touched by a miami player while out of bounds which makes it an incomplete pass immediately uh and ends the play but what were the referees looking at because why would the call reverse after six minutes of

deliberation that should have been easily the miami player was laying on the ground on out of bounds he touched the ball it's incomplete what was the indisputable evidence right when you saw what you think it was i thought it was i thought he caught it what'd you think i mean i i honestly i i thought i thought he caught it too yeah i i thought i thought it as well so I mean, they reversed it and I'm assuming they reversed it. Is it because the Miami player was out of bounds? Half half was half of them was in bounds. The other half was out. They said he was out of bounds and he touched the ball.

So he touched the ball. Any part of it is incomplete. Yeah. OK, OK. But that's not what they say. No, no, no, no, no. They gave a different they gave a different explanation. They sure did.

And they reversed the call on the field. Oh, Joe. Oh, Joe. Brandon Iyuk. Brandon! They were saying he threw a tantrum, but he and Kyle Shanahan had a healthy conversation when Kyle

told him to change his shorts and switch black to black. Ayuk eventually did after talking with Shanahan, but as you can see, he did so reluctantly. Let's take a look at the video. Let me see this. I like the red on red. He's trying to match. Nah, not when everybody else red on red. He trying to match.

Nah. Not when everybody else got on black. What you notice, Ocho? Everybody else got on black? Yeah. That inch was never going to fly. This ain't no all-tournament team. This ain't the Pro Bowl where you wear your own helmet.

Nah, this ain't what that is. I mean, but I don't get the reluctant. Ocho, you look down at yourself like, damn, I'm the only one that got on Maroon? Everybody that's got on black? And you thought that was going to be okay. And I saw people in the comments talking about, oh, is that why they're losing? I can tell y'all never been a part of anything. That explains it.

It's a little nitpicky, but I understand what you're talking about because I've been a part of that. I've been a part of that structured environment where you gotta dress the same, wear the same thing. It's a team sport. I thought it was a team. One band,

one sound. I understand. I understand. But if they were winning, if they were 3-0, if they was 4-0, man, Shanahan wouldn't care about them goddamn shorts. If you 6-0, could you do that in New England? If you could do that in New England, if you 6-0, could you come out

there and different? Hey, can I say something real quick about New England? Hey, you know the, what you call it? Hey, Chad, listen to me real quick. Let me tell you something about Bill Belichick in New England. If you ever played football at any level, you know in the equipment room where they have

the mannequin on how you're supposed to dress? Yeah. You got the thigh pads and the knee pads and the foot pads. You had to dress do that for practice. Man, Bill ain't play that. You had to have in thigh pads. You had to have in knee pads. You had to have in your hip pads.

Man, Bill was tripping. Now, game day, you can do what you want to do. Man, Bill had me out there like I was at Liberty City Optimism. Had every pad in. It was so funny. And you had to have every pad in or he sent you back in. He sent you pad in. It was so funny. And you had to have every pad in or he sent you back in. He sent you back in.

Mike was, however you play in the game, that's how you could dress for practice. For real? Yes. Bill ain't play that, boy. We were one of the first team. I got it from Ricky Jackson. Ricky Jackson was the first person I ever saw that had no thigh pads no knee pads no pads ricky ricky pants were clean

right right right and i was like man ricky jack did the hell i will do it so we started myself and ed and then because we cut all we cut the lining out and everything had holes all in the side and then they started sending them to cut the lining out and everything had holes all in the side and then they started sending them to professional tailors and that's why they look like they were spandex that's why they look so smooth because we ended up sending them to the tailor and they doctored them like that but ain't no way in hell you are not coming out there if if mike said we gonna have on this everybody it's a team sport you gonna have on that everybody. It's a team sport. You're going to have on that. I don't give a damn if you're John Elway. I don't care if you're TD.

It didn't matter. If Mike said we're coming out there in blue shorts, all right, you break your ass out there in the morning shorts if you want to or some Graves. No, Mike ain't playing. And Kyle is just like his dad. He was never... I don't know what Brandon I used to throw.

The moment... I had him on on show, but the minute I hit that door and I saw everybody had on black shorts, I'd have turned my black ass right back around and we got them black shorts. Because I already know how this is going to end. He had him underneath, so he was good. He was good.

The 49ers play tomorrow? I'm sure they do if the 49ers play tomorrow if Brandon and I have a good game he got to have a good game because if he doesn't have a good game they play the Patriots okay he going to have a good game he going to have a good game

and if he doesn't Mike still ain't going to let him come out there. They're going to come back to this again if he don't play well. Oh, no. I don't care how he's going for 200. He's not going to dress different. Kyle is not going to let

him dress different than the team. Oh, yeah. I know. I'm just saying if he doesn't play well, I'm just saying I can see the media jumping on him. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.

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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. we're going to have structure, we're going to have discipline, and what I say, everybody hey, Coach, you know how this thing works

offense got a certain color jersey defense got a certain color jersey don't aim and the quarterback got his own color jersey, that means don't touch him don't you touch him, touch him if you want to because like Coach Davis said, hey son

can you play quarterback? Well stop if it hit that one. But you understand, Ocho. You understand structure in a team setting. You don't want anything. Hold on. Chat, what's up, chat? How y'all doing, chat?

Shit, I love y'all, chat shit call me if y'all need me 786-235-5412 you know i'm here for you what the hell you're supposed to be in the face hey you know hey you know you know what he look like what he look like alf remember al Yeah, I do remember Alf. Hey, Willie! You're supposed to be in the bed. Why are you up? Hey, hey! Woo, woo, woo, woo! Hee, hee, hee, hee. Uh, so I'm glad they got that resolved. Oh, Joe, Cliff Kingsbury

was asked about Kyler this week. This is what he had to say. Okay. Yeah, it's been fun to watch him. At the end of last year, I thought you could see the confidence getting back in the knee, and he made a bunch of big plays, played really well, and he's played great this season. There are a couple plays away from being undefeated, so you see the speed,

the quickness, the competitive nature is there, so it's been great to see. He's a guy I basically banked my entire career on what he would be, and I still believe in it. And it's great to see the guy. I basically banked my entire career on what he would be, and I still believe in it. And it's cool to see him playing as well as he is. I like that.

Hey, that's some good words from your former coach, though, man. Yeah. Listen, Kyler Murray is one of those players. You know, you got players that get coaches fired. Kyler Murray is one of those players. Sometimes you don't know what you get. But he's the type of player that makes sure you keep your job. He's one of them players that makes sure you keep your job

because you can rely on him. Because you don't know what's going to happen. He's so goddamn electrifying. Yep. When he's on, he's on. He's on. You had to, because he's unique, Ocho. We had never seen a guy his size. Right. I mean, normally a guy that like, man, he can't play quarterback.

It ain't no question. Well, you know, normally he like 5'11 and a half. He's a smidge under six foot. He ain't even close. He ain't 5'11. He ain't 5'10. You don't think so? You stood next to Kyler Murray.

You think he's six foot tall? Yeah, I can't. I can't see. I'm glad. God damn. I can't remember. That was last year, huh? How tall you think Kyler Murray is?

I mean, but 5'12"? No. What you think? I mean, be honest. Be honest. What you think?

Maybe 5'9 5'10 come on man how tall they lift Kyle at what do they lift Kyle at so we're gonna take we're gonna take

a half inch off of whatever they lift so they probably got him at 6 feet huh they got him at 5'10 so you think he's 5'9

and a half and a half and that boy good though yeah for sure but you know you put your reputation out there you gotta think about it a guy that's we've never had a quarterback that small to play. He went number one overall.

You got to be extraordinary now. Yep. Got to be extraordinary. And the one thing that Kyler can do, they list him at 5'10". Mm-mm. Mm-mm. Mm-mm. how tall is 512 huh how tall is 512 512 is like right before six feet

nah 511 511 is right before six foot 511 511 six feet like right in the like right a smidge right in the smidge right in the middle of that so he's six foot. 5'11", 6 feet, like right a smidge, right in the middle of that. So he's six foot tall. 5'12 would be six foot tall. No, no, no. You ain't six feet. You like right, like you know the taint? You know like the taint? Yeah.

Like you see how small the taint is? Like that. That's 5'12". Like from the see from the hoo-ha to the ass that look right right in between that oh no we got to go see there you go we got to go okay move around a little i'm just giving you a good after nine seasons four all-star appearances and a conference final that happened just four months ago. Carl Anthony Towns, time in Minnesota, is over. He's headed to New York for Julius Randle, Dante DiVincenzo, and a protected first-round pick via the Detroit Pistons.

Cat simply wrote on Twitter last night after the news broke, the Athletic reported Cat was stunned by the deal at no point in time during his tenure has he ever asked to be traded. Damn. He wrote dot, dot, dot, dot, three dots? He wrote

three dots after the news broke last night on Twitter. And you think he's upset? Can I ask you? Hey, chat, listen to me real quick now. You too. Do you think he's really upset going from Minnesota to New York?

Come on now. Come on now. I mean, look, I don't think, I don't, I don't, but I mean, he could, look, his former, if I'm not mistaken, I think his former agent, Leon Rose,

Right. is running the Celtics worldwide. They have that group. I think he's repped by CAA now. I think Leon was at one point in time with CAA.

I think Kat I just sat down with Kat You did? I did What he said Oh this was before it happened on Before Dang

Listen I don't even play basketball And I like Minnesota I like the people in Minnesota Because the people in Minnesota Have been always good to I like the people in Minnesota because the people in Minnesota have been always good to me. Anthony Edwards is in Minnesota. Kevin

Durant, Kevin Durant, Kevin Garnett played in Minnesota. Yeah. Prince is from Minnesota. But we talk about being able to play in the Mecca, man. Man, that man don't want to go with Tim and have Tim play his ass 46 minutes a night and then they be done by the Mecca, man. Man, that man don't want to go with Tim and have Tim

play his ass 46 minutes a night and then they be done by the end of the season? What you mean? He just had Tim. He was with Tim when Tim was in Minnesota and Tim grinded him to the grinding him down. They ain't gonna do him like that.

They ain't gonna do him like that. That's the only way Tim's know. What do you think, D-Rock? It's about playing in the Mecca, man. You know what that's like? Madison Square Garden, man. What you talk about? I only been there once. Yeah.

But New York got them high-ass taxes. Oh, yeah. That's messed up, huh? And I think he and his girl just bought a $14 million crib somewhere. Was that in Cali? Well, that's for the off season. That's for the off season. I don't think, I mean, I'm sure they probably got $14 million homes in Minnesota.

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Y'all should have a part two interview to coincide with the first one since, you know, the unthinkable happened. Yeah. I'll text him and I'll get y'all in touch. All right. It's time for Q and A. Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Already? Already. Now that I took a nap, I'm ready to talk some more, man. You can. Just Brandon said, that no-call pass interference killed Georgia. I'll say it for you all. Do you think that was P.I. Ocho? The play before the

interception? Yeah. With the DB didn't look back for the ball, right? Yep. Yeah. Listen. That was, it wasn't enough for me. Even though the DB didn't look back for the ball, he didn't touch, he didn't impede the receiver in any way.

He didn't impede the receiver in any way. He put his hands up and he didn't really touch him. I ain't calling that. You don't call it? I'm not calling that. Absolutely not. I'm a receiver. I ain't calling that. Yeah, it was

Had they called it? That would have been tricky. They don't normally let plays like this in college see i'm the type of guy man you don't call a play like that to hell well you don't commit if you don't want to play if you don't want a flag thrown don't commit a foul don't commit a penalty i cannot swallow i cannot in good conscience say, well, if it's the first quarter, second quarter, that's a penalty. But late in the ballgame, it's not. Not, yeah.

A penalty is a penalty. Yeah. But, yo, if a guy, you get ready to take a victory formation, and the guy jumps offside, are they going to throw a penalty? Or are they going to say, well, he was already going to take a knee anyway, so no problem. They're going to throw a play. Yeah.

So if it's a penalty, it's a penalty. Yeah. I am shocked. I am. I'm shocked they didn't throw a flag so if it's a penalty it's a penalty I am shocked I'm shocked they didn't throw it I mean that's tough that's tough because when you think about it let's say it's 100 plays in the game if it's 100 plays in the game and you're a referee you can throw a flag 100 times

sometimes you gotta let them boys play ball man sometimes you gotta let them play the boys play ball and not allow the referee to be more of the central focus of the goddamn game with them damn yellow hankies. Did I think that play was more egregious than the one right before the half that the Georgia

DB ran up the Alabama kids back? No, I don't. But if that guy throws a flag, I can't say oh man, that was wrong. That was a wrong call. No, I couldn't. I couldn't, Ocho. I'm surprised they didn't call it.

I'm surprised they didn't call it. No, bro, I don't. Architect Nice TV said Hunter is 100% better corner than receiver. I don't know what Ocho is talking about. I don't know what you're talking about. How you going to tell me what he better than? I know. I've been watching him.

I've been watching him since he was legit. He's a better. How are you going to tell me what he's better than? I know. I've been watching him. I've been watching him since he was legit. He's a better receiver. How are you going to tell me? You just started watching him. I've been watching him since he was nine years old. What you talking about? Telling me he's a better receiver. Now I lock you up.

What you talking about, man? How you going to tell me what I know and I know what I know? You ain't playing. You got it, Mocho. He just watch TV. He just watch him on TV. He don't know. you know about receiving DB I play both both ways

anyway whoever that was Dr. Frankie L. Bellamy go ahead what you want to finish up I just want to tell dude I love him I love you homie Dr. Frankie L. Bellamy uh dr frankie bellamy 84 85 is it better to have a bad coach and a great team or a great coach and a bad team well if you have a bad coach and a great team a great team but overcome bad coaching

because you got because he gonna mess it up you saw saw Brandon Staley? Look at all that talent he had. And the Chargers. You came in here and said, man, why they not winning all these? Why they not winning no games, man, with that talent? Hey, that defense was... Maybe they should have been running a 3-4 instead of a 4-3. Man, what you call it?

For whatever reason, the Bolsos, they just can't stay healthy. I don't know if they didn't drink milk when they were kids, but man, what's it called? For whatever reason, the bozos, they just can't stay healthy. I don't know if they didn't, I don't know if they didn't drink milk when they were kids, but man, damn. I can tell you what it is. I can tell you what, I can tell you why,

why 80% of the NFL continues to get hurt and the injuries, the soft tissue injuries continue to increase year in and year out. I can tell you, but nobody want to listen to me.

But no, the NFL teams want to be bringing all these goddamn specialists with all these goddamn pie charts and shit, you know, on which is supposed to consume and how important nutrition and intake is. And everybody continues to get hurt. Don't listen to me. We play a fucking barbaric sport,

but all you motherfuckers are eating like goddamn rabbits and wonder why your body can't hold up and it's only week goddamn three. Yeah. But you don't want to listen to me. Huh? 11, 12 years, no injuries.

All I did was dislocated my goddamn finger once. Shit. But don't listen to me. Listen to the motherfucking people that never played a sport before, but they telling you what to put in your goddamn body. I'm going to listen to the guys like Megatron that said he ate healthy and Jerry.

Who? Megatron. Okay. That's a good one. What about, what about Jerry? Jerry, that,

that, that's a good one too. I mean, look to each his own. I just felt that I just wanted, I just felt that I was going to get in what I put out. And so during the season, I wasn't eating anything bad. Right.

That was just me. But here's the thing, Ocho. The mind is the strongest muscle that you have. Oh, yeah. See, you believe eating that wasn't nothing going to happen. Right. And you convinced yourself. Most people believe that if they eat healthy,

they'll be healthy and they'll perform better. It ain't happening because all them motherfuckers hurt. They on IR. Soft tissue injuries. My hamstring. My ankle. I mean, listen, I don't...

It hurts me because the best players are the ones getting hurt. And on Sundays, I want to see you play. I want to see you play. I'm mad at Puga Nakua. Puga Nakua had a historic rookie season last year with the Rams. You know what he ate every day? Last year, he had McDonald's.

He was a McDonald's advocate just like I am. He changed his diet in the off-season and started eating healthy. It's not a coincidence. But you have to understand though, Ocho, a lot of guys don't have your frame. They eat McDonald's, eat that bull jive, they're going to be 300 pounds, they're going to be 20, 30 pounds

over their weight. Time out, time out, time out. What you mean a lot of guys don't have my frame? It's only one me. Exactly. I know. Hey, listen. I know I'm built like a He-Man figurine. No 60, 230 chiseled up. I know. Everybody can be built like this.

I'm a specimen. I'm a specimen. Yeah, I know. A lot of guys that eat. We got weight. I don't know if y'all had weight. I was overweight a few times. I'm a special. Yeah, I know. A lot of guys that eat. You know, we got weight. I don't know if y'all had weight or had to make weight. I was overweight a few times. I got, hey, listen. Marvin fired me like 15,000

right before the Ravens game. Right before the Ravens game. I came in at 225. I ain't worried about that. I think the thing is, Ocho, is that I don't think the guys give their body enough time to rest. You don't think so? I don't worried about that I think the thing is Ocho is that I don't think the guys give their body enough time to rest you don't think so? I don't

they barely even practice no but I'm saying I'm not I'm talking about all they do they go from soon as the season over they start back running and they don't take no time off oh I see what you mean I see what you mean damn give your body take a month take two months off

I don't think that's it we were doing two a day I see what you mean. Damn, give your body... Take a month. Take two months off. I don't think that's it. We were doing two a day. We were doing... We were doing two a day. They don't put the body through the ringer enough. They're not practicing enough. You got to get the body

ready for that. But we took time off in the off season. We didn't take after a Pro Bowl, turn around and start right back training two weeks later. Man, these guys take two weeks off, Ochoa. They back doing sprint works and pulling tires and box jumping. I'm like, well, damn. Damn, man.

Cool, Chris. Appreciate the show. Y'all always keep it 100 cool appreciate you thanks for the support man we always try to that's what we pride ourselves telling like a tist is leona rose said love the show as always but i have a question for um you seem very no nonsense and serious did you get that train from your grandfather grandmother i recall you telling a story of him being stern. My grandfather. He was very matter of fact. We understood

kids were seen to be, you know, seen, not heard. Go ahead. And so that's just, I am. I don't do a whole lot of bulljabbing around. I don't hold a whole lot of playing. I'm serious. I'm intentional. I don't do a whole lot of bulljabbing around. I don't hold a whole lot of playing. I'm serious. I'm intentional. I think if any way that I would describe myself is that I'm intentional. I know what I want. I know the best way I feel to go about it.

I'm very disciplined. I'm very dedicated. I'm very determined. I want certain things. I'm not feel I know everything. I try to surround myself with people that are smarter than I am that can protect all my blind spots. So therefore, things that I don't know, they can fill in. They can fill in the fill in the blanks or fill in the space. But, yeah, that's it. My grandmother, she was starting to, you know, once my grandpa, once my grandfather passed away, obviously she had to take over that role because now it was her. But, you know, but my grandfather had already planted that seed. I couldn't imagine bowing up at my grandmother. I couldn't imagine being disrespectful.

Now, was I smart? Say things under my breath where she couldn't hear or when I was out of earshot? Yeah, absolutely. But I just think that's just for me. But I've kind of always been this way. I guess that's why I don't have a whole lot of friends because I ain't the easiest guy

to get along with, Ocho. It is what it is. Yeah, you easy to get along with, man. You good, you good. We ain't had easiest guy to get along with, Ocho. It is what it is. Are you easy to get along with, man? You good. You good. We ain't had no problems. We ain't had no problems. We ain't had no problems. It's, uh...

But, you know, my friends, the guys that I grew up with and I played college ball with, even, like, group chat. Don't put me in no group chat. Because they already know. Hey, I don't know who put me in this group chat.

Take me out. Man, y'all, man, why y'all put Sharp in the chat? Man, y'all know how Sharp is. I said, I tell you what, let another message come to my phone. I'm blocking everybody. Everybody number that I can see, I'm blocking you. And Sap, Warren Sap, I know you watching. You notorious for that. Say, Sap, take back this I know you watch it. You notorious for that.

Say, Sap, take back this group chat. I know your fat ass did it. And D. Brooks, D. Brooks like, Sap, hey, man, man, you know how sharp he is, man. He'll see that laughing emoji with his tongue hanging out.

I said, bro, sap, you know. That dude, man, he played too much. But, yeah, I couldn't. Ocho liked this because, I mean, he was a loud. Ocho couldn't be. If Ocho and I were siblings, Ocho couldn't be like this. Shit. Well, y'all better put me up for adoption.

Nah. See, people say that. Barney Porter didn't play that. Mm-mm. Mm-mm. Ham, Abdul Olajuwon. What's up, Unc? What's up, Nightcap?

Unc, For now, just call me Luis because you be butchering my profile name. Okay, Luis. Yeah, man, you got that on. Haram. Harim? Haram. Haram.

Hakeem. Haram. Abdul Olajuwon. Abdul Olajuwon. Abdul Olajuwon. That's what it is. Abdul Olajuwon. That's it. Abdul Olajuwon.

That's what I'm sticking with. Have you seen the video of Roddy White criticizing Clemson about having all white players on the team? If so, what's y'all take on it? Did you see what Roddy said? Clemson has too many white players on the team. What's Clemson's record this year? What's Clemson's record? I think they lost one game, maybe two.

I think they just lost one. They're 3-1. Well, I mean, I'm sure they've been 3-1 with black players before, too. So, the statement really don't hold no weight. I think he's looking at it like Clemson don't look like the Clemson of old. When they had Christian Wilkins and they had all those guys, had the Deshawns and all those guys that had all those guys, had the Deshawns and all those guys that had all that, you know, had those, those, those low age age had all those guys.

They don't seem like they're like that. Right. And it's a, but you know, he, Hey, so you basically saying Clemson is gentrified. I mean, that's, that's what, that's what it sounds like. I tell you what he go have to do. He go definitely have to go to that portal and get some players. I ain't say you got to go get all of them. But, boy, hey, if you think you're just going to recruit, just go. I'll just go out.

Nah. It ain't happening. Nah. Because, first of all, the likelihood of you out recruiting Alabama, Georgia, Ohio State, those guys. Right. And when they got those big, they got those collectibles, they probably got $20, they got probably got 20,

10, 15, $20 million budget. Nah. Nah. Nah. But I get what he said. I mean,

he's not used to seeing all those, uh, uh, uh, the guys, you know, that didn't look like Roddy. He's not used to seeing them guys, but the,

Hey, man, I, Georgia got a safety. He don't play. He can play for anybody. He can play at Georgia. He's not used to seeing them guys. But hey, man, that Georgia got a safety. He can play for anybody. He can play at Georgia. He can play at Alabama. He can play at Ohio State. He can play at USC. Whatever

top team you think, that kid can play. He was nice, boy. Oh, yes, sir. If you jump out on film against Alabama, if you jump out on film, period, when you're playing a game like that, something about you is special.

Yeah. He jumped out. I was like, damn. Hey, when he get there, oh, you going down. He's short tackle. I was like, damn, this kid all over the place. Because I was looking at him, oh, they about to get you.

I was like, oh, hey, you can say, hey. L.J., you know what I'm saying? Hey. Like Larry Bird used to say, man, get this white dude off me. Y'all got a white dude covering me? That's disrespectful. That's disrespectful y'all put him on me. But I just like, I think it's the time that, you know, he's not

used to seeing Clemson. Right. Because, you know, Clemson, you know, hey, you don't see a whole lot. Most of them, they got them brothers, they got them dogs, don't you? You know, hey, ever since they integrated the schools, once upon a time, that's all you saw.

But once they went down there and got a couple of them, they're like, hey, we can win with these guys. The only ID said, is your Super Bowl versus the Packers, do you think if your brother was still playing would have been worth one touchdown difference in the game or more on the win?

I'm glad he wasn't playing. No disrespect to any of the receivers they had, when none of them guys Sterling Sharp. It'd have been a very, very interesting ball game. And I think it probably would have come down to a situation like that. But we was counting on Brett to give us a couple of turnovers,

which we got. And we took advantage of it. But he got his ring, courtesy of me. That's what I like to say. LB Cool said, hey, Ocho, what show you like being on the most? Yeah, Ocho, what show you like being on the most? You know, I like nightcap knows. I like being on nightcap the most because I can be Ocho

I can be myself now I like the chemistry that I have on Inside the NFL with Ryan and Bill Belichick that's part of the well it's a little bit more on the serious

side with a little bit of fun, a sprinkle of fun. Almost like the TNT crew. I'm not saying we're like the TNT crew, you know, with Shaq and Kenny, but it has that kind of feel to it. But it's also serious. But here is like ain't nothing like this, man. I let my hair down on here. You do. I could be myself I

you know I could come to you definitely let your hair down huh yeah you let your hair down oh yeah you know I let it down yeah yeah I sure wish you would let it down so much sometimes hey guys I'm not in a bar for once I swear lies uh if

past you could see present you today, what would you say to yourself? Put that snickers back. I would say when you enter someone else's house, turn the phone off. I would say, I would say, don't tweet so much.

There's going to be this thing called the internet that's going to come out and you'll be able to tweet. People can see your tweet and then they can comment under your tweet. You know what, Shannon? You don't always have to respond back. Yeah, people like

having a celebrity that will engage them. Yeah. That's nice because they feel that person don't think they're above them and they feel like they can have a conversation and go back and forth. But that's probably one of the things. I don't really think there'd be much else I much much else i would check i would say to myself ocho um okay nah because if i would if i would tell my if the if i knew

today right what i knew yesterday then i would that that would i wouldn't be me yeah yeah i i like that i was Yeah. Yeah. I like that. I was going to say something like that. In general, I kind of want to don't have to tell myself anything. Yeah. For that same reason. I think everything I've been through and gone through has made me who I am today. You know, the growth is tremendous.

I mean, tremendous. I'm talking about eons. If you know me from back then as opposed to who I am now, now I'm still me now. You know, I'm still my authentic self. But the growth, especially knowing, okay,

when to lock in and be serious. Yeah. When I can, can have fun as opposed to always being fun 24-7. But, yeah. Oh, Joe, you know what today? What's today? Today, I was trying to watch a football game.

And I couldn't get my TV to come on. You know why? Yeah. All my TVs are on Ashley Arman's admin. So I can't watch TV. I can't watch TV. Ash had to turn my TV on.

Wait. From her house. I had to call Ash to have my TV on. Yes. Oh, because you don't know how to. That's probably too much work, huh? Hey, all the TVs, all my TVs are on Ash's account.

Hey, so if I go down and try to watch something on TV, they're like, who's watching? Ashley, Shannon, Shelly, or kids? Okay, okay, okay. Ash got terrible. I just want you to know, Ash got terrible taste in movies. Her movies are trash.

Ash. Trash. I'm like, who the hell be watching this bull? Yeah. So, if you ever go on YouTube and see what she be watching this bull yeah so if you if you ever go to youtube and see what you be watching that is that bad uh terrible hello shadow oh nicer said hello shadow no cho can you give a birthday shout out uh for my good friend sterling he's in af Afghanistan. He's an Afghanistan veteran

and his birthday was yesterday. We sure can. Sterling, that's a very special name. Thank you. Congratulations. Hopefully everything is well. Thank you for your service, first and foremost, and thank all the men and women around the world

that's doing an unbelievable job of protecting us. But Sterling, yesterday was your birthday. And Nightcap crew, Ocho and myself would like to wish you a very, very special happy birthday. And thank you for your years of service to this country. Salute. Scottie T, Ocho, does Rell root for Alabama or Auburn? Rell is from Phoenix City, Alabama. So she roots for Roll Tide.

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Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Desmond Hunter said, Okinocho, if you could choose being a sports movie, would you be the star or supporting cast? I'm the star. What you talking about? I'm the star. Like, if I was in Rudy,

I need to be Rudy. I want to be Rudy. If I'm in Remember the Titans... You going to be Denzel? You going to be Coach Boone? Actually, you do realize... I want to be Sunshine. Sunshine. My best friend Burns

played for Coach Boone. For real? Yup. That's a lie. I think they won the state championship Burns senior year. For real? Yep. Yep.

Yeah, obviously I would want to star in a movie. Yeah. But hold on. I could be a co-star. It's not like I have to be Denzel or Samuel Jackson or Rock in a movie. I could be a co-star. It's not like I have to be Denzel or Samuel Jackson or Rock in the movie. I gotta be a star. No, I could be a co-star.

My light gotta shine. Yeah. As a matter of fact, I just look like a star. I just look like the lead in something. But see, I might not be the star in that movie, but I'm going to do so well, they're going to make me a star,

just like Denzel and Glory, Matthew Broderick. But Denzel was so good, he never had to be a supporting guy again. You look at The Rock. The Rock was Scorpion King. He was the... Look, guess what happened?

Boom. Never been the supporting guy again. So that's look, guess what happened? Boom. Never been the supporting guy again. So that's all you do once you get paid. I had to come out the bench. You know what I'm

saying? I didn't start my first game, but after a while, they put me in. Let me shine a little bit. It's like, hey,

we got to put it. We got to put 81 in the game. I was number 81 till I hated that number. I don't know. I know 81. until, uh, I hated that number. I don't look like no 81. I need an even number.

Look terrible. Uh, Patterson Yazzie, your boy is in Berlin, Germany, ready to make oh, ready to take on the Boston, the Berlin Marathon. Okay. Okay. Don't worry. I won't stop and kiss a girl

this time. But yeah, that was you. He done stopped me trying to get the girl's number. He the one that kissed the girl or wanted the girl's number? Wait, during the marathon? Yeah, he run the Berlin Marathon. He said, I won't stop and kiss a girl this time. Time to lock in and run fans.

Run a fans race. Wish me luck. 722 AM.m here patterson man thank you so much for supporting us thank you for watching us yeah bro hey i don't know what your goal time is uh i suspect that anything under three hours is extremely fast yeah uh so if you're under three hours but if you just finish it, because I don't even drive 26 miles. I know damn well I ain't finna run no 26 miles. Oh, yeah. 26 is good.

I mean, listen, I ran the Boston Marathon. I think it might have been 2003 in the offseason just to get some good cardio in. I think I ran it about an hour and 30 minutes. Hold on. Isn't the Boston Marathon like in September? Memorial Day. Is Memorial...

No, he said... But Ocho said he ran. But I'm trying to think. Is it Memorial Day or Labor Day? Where's the Boston Marathon? Patriot's Day. Okay.

What month is that? April. Yeah, yeah. I know, I know. What was your time? You remember your time? I can't remember my time, but I came in third. From last?

No. Oh, what up, Ocho? What do you do, blood? Oh, Ocho. I pitched my business plan to my homie, and he didn't hit me back. I don't know how to take it. Oh, man, he done fell back.

Hey, listen. If you pitch your business, but you never pitch a business plan to your homie. Nope. Never. Especially if he hit you back. You already know what time it is, man. Now, listen. You want to do something to him? Let me know. Let me know. I'll come wherever you're at,

man. We put the two-piece on the quick and the biscuit. Throw on some fries. I mean, it's, I mean, it's, you gotta be careful. Business and friendship, business and family. You gotta be real careful with that, Ocho.

Yeah. I don't even tell my right hand what the left hand finna do. Yeah, you gotta be, man. It's tough, bro. It's really tough. Nah, I probably wouldn't pitch a business plan to a friend.

Not a friend for an extremely long period of time. You know what I'm saying? Right. I don't want our friendship. I don't want our friendship i don't want our friendship to money money man money money man money because people act differently yo hey family family friends yeah yeah it don't matter it don't matter everybody act funny when it comes to that green boy uh Terry Taylor you don't come off as a flashy

jewelry type guy but what kind of watch is that send me one it's uh it's called a meteorite and it's an off catalog piece which means it's not off-catalog piece. Which means it's not made available to the public.

Hmm. Yeah, I normally have a watch. I mean, watch. Yeah, I mean, over the last, because I used to have, you know, I used to have an 84 necklace and I wore it all the time.

That got when my house got burglarized almost two years ago, year and a half ago, they took all that. And so I was like, you know what? So I got a chain. I kind of wear this most of the time. But yeah, I mean, I used to

I used to, I didn't have any bracelets. I only had, I used to only wear a watch and a and my necklace only had and yeah and now that I think about it I had a dog tag that was made and all my kids I had one big K cause all my kids start with K it was in diamonds

stole that too damn damn but it is what it is God bless me tenfold what thing about it ten

you gonna take care of your man he absolutely is shake that hoe damn I don't even know if I'm a winner with a name like that bro I should have just said STH and let people figure it out from there what he talking about

is it wrong to leave a woman that lacks the ability to answer yes or no questions huge pet peeve I haven't shaken off I hate that hold on you talking about leave like how y'all even together if you know she don't answer yes or no questions

well I guess it shouldn't even got to that point shit somebody leaving I hate that Ocho yeah hey man I'm going to

I'm going to Chick-fil-A you want something what you getting man don't ask me what the hell I'm getting. I asked you, did you want something? You ain't got to get what I want to get. Damn. Never mind. Forget it. I ain't going nowhere. Oh.

Oh, I hate, I hate that. I know what you're talking about. I ain't really ran into that problem. Every so often, I try to be as nice as possible because, you know, when you ask a woman what she wants to eat,

she never know. She never know. And then when you make a suggestion, she'll say, you sure that's what you want? Well, goddamn, I just gave you the opportunity to tell me what you want to eat.

But when I said something, all of a sudden, now you sure that's what I want. If it's something that you want, why don't you just say it? Yeah. Anytime it comes to asking a woman anything, when it comes to

food, everything is a debate. It's a debate. Yeah, I hate that, Ocho. Hey, man, I'm finna go to the store. What you getting? Do you want something? Why you gotta get what I get?

You wanna ride with me? You want to, you want to ride with me? Damn. Man, that's one man. I hate that. I know how you feel. You don't take it.

I hate that. Don't ask me. I'm asking you, do you want something? Don't worry about what I'm getting. Right. You know what? Oh, Lord have mercy.

I know how you feel. Take your time, man. Why you got to get what I get? Why you got to worry about what I'm getting? That's all I want to know. Why do you got to worry about what I'm going to get? Yeah. I know how you feel. I asked you, did you want anything know. Why do you got to worry about what I'm going to get? Yeah. I know how you feel.

I asked you, did you want anything? Oh, where you going? You go, okay, yeah, sure. Let me get the number one combo with no pickles. Let me get cheese, extra sauce. Let me get large waffle fry, lemonade. Or if I'm going to X, Y, and Z, okay, let me get the four tenders, the five tenders, fries, and a large dish.

Okay, fine. You know where I'm going. Why you got to know what I'm going to get to determine what you're going to eat? You know what? I ain't even hungry. Forget it. I ain't even hungry, Ojo. I ain't lying.

I ain't even hungry no more. I was thinking about eating something, but, you know, now I don't even want to eat nothing no more. So, yeah, but that bothers me too because I're like i'm like okay um would you like to go here whatever you want to do now but you always say i will never ask you to do so right now when i ask you to do whatever you want to do you know we gonna go no i yeah i know i know we normally go where i would want to go but i'm asking you where would you like to go specifically you i'm asking you where would would want to go. But I'm asking you, where would you like to go? Specifically you. I'm asking you, where would

you want to go? Well, it don't matter to me as long as we go somewhere. Now you know why I don't take your ass nowhere. Because you only know where you want to go. See? Ojo, that bad. Ojo, I get so mad. I tell somebody at 2 o'clock,

be at my house, 730. 730, 2 o'clock. Okay. Oh, I tell you the day before. Hey, we go to XY, we go to X place, reservations at this time, be at the house, because boom, boom, boom. Why you gonna call me at 7.15, talk about you running

late. Guess what I do, Ocho? I don't even want to go no more. When they get to the house I'm undressed I don't know where you thought you was going man man man

you done got undressed yeah I don't want to go now cause basically you said you said F me that's what you said you said F me so ok they done knew 5 hours in advance

and still late yes I told you the night before I asked you what time would you cause a lot of times I say what time would you like to make the reservation you know whatever time's good for you what time would you like because a lot of times I say, what time would you like to make the reservation? You know, whatever time's good for you.

What time would you like? Would you like something early? Would you like something late? I don't like to eat too late. I don't like eating until 8.30, 9 o'clock. I'm more of a 6.30, between a 6.30 and a 7.30

because I really like to be trying to take my clothes off, shutting it down at 9 o'clock. Oh, 7.30 is good. Then you're going to call me at 7.15 talking about you running late? Okay, don't worry about it. So you said F me. You said my time ain't important. Don't worry about it.

Your stomach ain't important either. Hope you brought something, some Tupperware. I only said, hey, Ocho, you gonna send me a text You mad Nope

Nope Nah ain't mad Don't worry about it You good. Hey, that you bad text is so real. Don't even worry about it, man. Hey,

that you mad text, that's real. Now, that was real. Because you know, man, a lot of times, Ocho, people, they only give you 10 minutes. If you're running late, that's all right. Don't worry about it. Huh? Shit. Hell no.

Bad day. Like my grandma said Y'all love being the cow tail don't you Nah I just Nah man I just Like you said man Just say okay what you want

I don't know Maybe I think I get that i think i get that i think i get that from my granddaddy because because my grandfather was like that he got he would get annoyed that first of all he and my grandmother they was very big on time they didn't play that uh you could leave and go to them clubs and go out and you leave on time we're gonna go to church and we're gonna do what we need to do on time. But he was big on

that. You wouldn't fit to make Barney late. But I'm getting better. I'm working on patience on that. Every night, that's one of the first things I ask God to give me is patience. Yeah.

He's going to give it to you now. He gave me as much discipline with his little patience. I think they're hand in hand. Little patience, discipline. They're both way up here. One thing about the patience, it might not come when you want it,

but it's going to be on time. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But I'm getting better, Ocho. I'm getting better. I'm praying, you know, I'm praying up, you know, call my uncle, my uncle minister. One day at a time. Yeah.

One day at a time. One day at a time, Ocho. Yeah. That's all it is. That's all it is. That's all it is. Even the kids, they be, hey, the kids beat me. Last time I was home, maybe like the time before we went out and the kids beat me they calling me daddy is everything okay

I'm like what you mean daddy you ain't never late I said yeah something came up cause daddy late they already know they both of them calling cause yeah something

actually did come up though actually did come up something did come up Ocho man what a game what a game what a game the Alabama Crimson Tide takes down the Georgia Bulldogs what 41 to 34

and what is probably thus far it's early in the season one of the best games of the season, if not the best. Went back and forth, Alabama jumps out to a big lead. Georgia overtakes them on a big 67-yard throwing catch. Alabama comes right back, 75-yard touchdown to the young rookie, the young freshman sensation, Ryan Williams. They take the lead, go for two, get it,

and they end up holding on, winning the ballgame, 41-34. Interception late in the ballgame in the end zone, preserves the victory, and the Georgia Bulldogs are undefeated no more. Alabama wins 41-35. Thank you for joining us for another episode of Nightcap I am your favorite dog Shannon Sharp he is your favorite number 85 Liberty City's own Cincinnati Bingo Ring of Fame

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