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number one, Texas, loses to number
five, Georgia, 30-15.
The number two, Oregon Ducks, 35.
Purdue Baller Makers, zilch.
Penn State, Ohio
State were on by.
The Miami Hurricanes, 52.
Louisville, 45.
Alabama, number seven, Alabama,
loses to number 11 Tennessee
24-14 the number
8 LSU Tigers
Bengal Tigers lose
beat Arkansas 24-10
24-10
what 34?
who put 24 up there?
yeah
yeah
oh there she go she don't put 24 it's 34 that ain't what you wrote up here
34 to 10 Iowa State Iowa State UFC is in progress isn't that game over
yeah Iowa State come back and won 38-35 right
38-35 Iowa State won and Clemson won 48-31 to Virginia.
Ocho.
Yo.
Let me ask you a question.
Yes, sir.
How many times are we going to watch these college kids do something spectacular
only to let the ball go at the one-yard line?
Listen, I can't even talk trash.
I can't even say nothing.
Tell Ash, send it to you real quick.
Fiesta Bowl, 2000.
Oregon State versus Notre Dame.
I'm going down the sideline.
I scored, man, it might have been 70, 70, 60-something yards.
What you think I did before I crossed the goal line?
Dropped the ball.
Dropped the ball, but that left the ref so far behind,
they couldn't even see it.
So I can't even chastise the player that did it.
But goddamn, it was UCF,
right? UCF.
Listen, I can't even talk trash because I did
the same goddamn thing when I was in college.
Right before I caught the line.
Guess what, though, Joe?
They lost 38-35. Guess what
that touchdown would have done? That touchdown
would have... Man, listen. Ooh, that hurt.
That hurt.
That hurt.
But y'all keep doing it.
Y'all get... You keep hoping
you're going to make
sports center,
but you're making it
for a different reason.
Right.
Now, guess what?
That's on your resume.
That's forever.
When they go top 10 plays
of not,
not top 10 plays.
Bonehead plays.
You on there.
Yeah.
Yeah. So he did it. on there. Yeah. Yeah.
So he did it.
Deshaun Jackson did it.
Deshaun Jackson, if I'm not mistaken,
did it in high school.
Oh, he did it in high school and college?
At the Army All-American,
with the Army All-American game.
And he did it again in 2008
on Monday night against the Cowboys.
So he didn't learn his lesson from high school.
He said, you know what? I'm going to skip college. I'm going to bring it back when I get to the
NFL.
I never forget that, bro.
I got lucky.
Ocho, what game tonight had the biggest
playoff implication?
The biggest playoff implications?
Shoot,
probably that Alabama loss. That probably had the biggest playoff implications. Shoot, probably that Alabama loss.
That probably has the biggest playoff implications.
Listen, they come out with their second loss.
They come out with their second loss.
They still got to play LSU sometime in November.
They still, after LSU, they still have two more ranked teams.
Yeah.
They got LSU and they still got Ole Miss.
And they got Auburn in the Iron Bowl.
And you know what? For
Alabama, unless the quarterback
play becomes better and you don't turn
the ball over and you get a running
game with some of these ranked teams that you
are going to play,
it's looking
real bad. It's looking real
bad for Alabama, boss.
Real bad. The only thing they can really hope for is that I just don't see it, Ocho.
I think it's more probable.
It's more probable than not that they lose four games and miss the SEC
and miss the college football playoff than they run the table
and make the SEC championship game and make the college football playoff, then they run the table and make the SEC championship game
and make the college football playoff.
I think the first is more
probable. I think they lose
at least, at bare minimum,
two more games. Two more
or three? At least two.
Okay.
LSU? NLSU?
Ole Miss?
Ugh.
Oh, man.
That just don't seem like Alabama.
Just the thought of seeing Alabama struggle, it doesn't even look right on TV.
It don't even look right.
It's weird
it's weird just seeing
an offense that we're used to seeing
receivers go crazy week in
and week out which they have been doing
but to see what
Tennessee was able to do to Alabama today
defensively man they couldn't
run the ball they couldn't throw the ball
I mean it was Nathaniel
nothing They couldn't throw the ball. I mean, it was Nathaniel. Nothing.
Tua is aiming to return to practice on Wednesday.
And if all goes well, we could see him start week eight against the Cardinals. Mike McDaniel told players that Tua practice window will open Wednesday
and the quarterback intends to participate.
Barring any setback, Tua would be in line to start October 27th.
Tua suffered his third concussion in two years, uh,
and the Dolphins week two loss against the Bills.
His latest brain injury prompted several renowned calls for him to renew,
excuse me, renewed calls for him to consider retiring to protect his health.
But after consulting with independent neurologists, renewed calls for him to consider retiring to protect his health.
But after consulting with independent neurologists,
he has no intention of retiring.
I told you he wasn't retiring anyway.
You know, man ain't retiring, man.
You know, I understand health is a sole focal point that the team and the doctors want to focus on.
But as a competitor, as a warrior, as a
Uso,
it's just not in
him.
And then also
being able to prove to
all the doubters that you are worthy of the
contract that you just signed. Oh, you think
he's going to hang it up? No. As a competitor,
he's just not, despite the health
risk that are at hand. It it's tough yeah and i get it very i mean maybe had i known the seriousness
of concussions that we know now right maybe i would rethink some of the things that i did ojo
right but we didn't know 20 years ago what we know now and And guess what? 20 years from now, they'll
know more than what they know now.
But Ocho,
let me tell you something.
Without help,
without your help,
all the money in the world.
Think about how much money people
spend trying to be
healthy, trying to be
young, trying to look young.
Yeah.
Yeah.
All the money.
And when it comes down to it, what do you want?
Your health.
Think about that.
All the money.
$30 billion, $50 billion, 50 billion, 100 billion and everybody
wants to be healthy at the end
so the question that you have to ask yourself
somebody having to bathe you in your 20s
or early 30s, somebody having to do everything
for you in your 20s or 30s.
You don't even know your family
in your 20s and 30s.
I get it, Ocho. You and I
both played, and I can only
imagine how the brother had it taken from
him.
The doctor was straight up honest with my brother.
Right. He told him, he said,
son, if you was my son,
I would advise you not to play.
I would advise you not to play.
He said,
you got unlucky.
He says, I'm not so sure the next time you'll be this lucky.
He said,
you very lucky.
You're not a,
you're not a paraplegic.
Very.
No.
He said a quadriplegic.
Say you extremely lucky son that's all my brother
needed to hear
I get it
boy
hey
I'm going to take a lot of time before I make that
decision don't you
because guess what?
You know what happens, Ocho.
When you get one, it's easy to get another one.
Like in boxing.
Ocho, he ain't getting concussions.
Ocho, he ain't getting concussions.
I got dinged a little bit.
Let's go to the tent.
He getting concussions, they taking his ass to the locker room immediately.
He's out for the rest of the game.
He's going stiff.
Fingals curled.
Hands stuck.
That's traumatic
brain injury.
Yeah.
But at the end of the day,
that's his decision to make.
Yeah, I see. You got as much information as you possibly can
you sit around with your family, friends and loved ones
the people that you count on, that you trust
and you try to make the best
informed decision
but the three concussions that he had
Ocho, those are not deemed
Ocho, they coming to get him.
Well,
you saw Ocho, you saw him
in Cincinnati. Yeah, and in Buffalo.
You saw him in Buffalo.
He got dinged. Ocho,
he got dinged the week
before Cincinnati.
And they talk about it was his wrist,
it was his ankle.
And then you put it right back out there on a Sunday.
Yeah.
I mean, excuse me.
That was a Sunday.
You put it right back on the field on a Thursday.
Thursday.
I just.
Man, what they call that concussion cap?
The guardian cap?
The guardian cap.
Put the guardian cap on.
I know it's ugly,
but hey.
If it can help,
if it can help,
wear it.
That's if it can help.
I mean,
that's the thing,
Ocho.
I mean,
just like I said,
man,
him, he get in that position, you see the thing, though, Ocho. I mean, just like I said, man, him,
he get in that position,
you see the head, fingers crooked,
you see the arms stiff.
That's...
Yeah, I forgot what it's actually called, but...
Well, you get in that position,
it's called posturing, I think.
I think that's the term that they use,
the medical term.
Mm-hmm.
Though Coach Tomlin continued to remain mum
on the Steelers' starting quarterback plan for Sunday night,
George Pickens seemingly confirmed
Russell Wilson would make his first start of the season
against the New York Jets.
When asked whether he's been working with Wilson
after doing practice, Pickens said,
yeah, we've been getting on the same page
after practice, throwing more than usual
because it's his first start.
But a half an hour before Pickett's interview,
Mike Topley declined to reveal anything
about the plan when asked whether he was ready
to name a starter.
It happens, Ocho. It slipped out.
George A. George, a fool, boy.
Hey.
He don't know better.
But here's the thing.
That's where Mike Tomlin,
you say, look, guys, we're going to keep a lid
on this. Yeah. We're not,
hey, Russell's going to start.
Yeah.
Well, you don't need to tell Russell
if he's taking the first team start, if he's taking the first team start if he's taking
the first team rep we know who the hell gonna start right I oh oh Joe honest mistake I opened
my big old mind we playing we playing we playing somebody John didn't play and they asked um
when did you know John was gonna start oh we Oh, we knew all week. Hell, he didn't take no reps.
Uh-oh.
John wasn't on the injury report.
Exactly.
So now the team get fined.
50 grand.
Yeah.
I said, hey, y'all should have told me.
I wasn't supposed to say nothing.
Yeah.
There's been so much controversy about who's starting and who's going to do what.
And listen, I think people need to understand or remember that Mike Tomlin named Russell Wilson the starter before the season started.
So the fact that Russ, you know, inconveniently got hurt as far as his calf injury before the season started, despite the Steelers playing as well as they are.
If you're healthy, the person you name, the actual starter of the team, should get his job back.
And it's his job now to lose.
I know some people will say, well, if you're going with Russell Wilson now after a 4-2
start, you really can't go back to Justin Fields.
Actually, yes, you can.
Yes, you can.
If Russell Wilson is not playing up to par, if he's not playing as efficient as Justin
Fields was, then the change will be made again.
If you're putting your team in harm's way
and things aren't going the way they should,
and Mike Tomlin doesn't see fit that the direction of the team offensively
or as a whole ain't going the way it should be going,
a change is going to be made again.
Can I ask you a question?
Yes, sir.
Is Justin Fields
playing better than you thought he would?
Worse than you thought he would?
Or about what you thought he would be playing?
Way better.
Way better. And you know why he's playing
way better? Because they're not asking him
to do much.
How much do you think they're going to ask Russ to do?
No,
I'm just saying.
When he was in Chicago,
he had to be Superman.
He had to be,
he had to do everything.
So on his plate,
it's not as much being asked of him.
But what we do ask of you,
don't turn the ball over.
Make throws.
Take what they give you
defensively.
Don't force anything.
And he's done a great job of that.
He's done a really good job of that.
He's been playing phenomenal football.
So I could probably understand what his frustration would be with him not starting.
But of course, his answer to the media is they say everything PC.
They say all the right things.
That's not how you truly feel.
You're four and two.
You feel you should be the motherfucking starter.
I'm sure there are probably
people on that team that feel the same way.
They just can't say it.
But Mike Thomas promised
Russell Wilson that starting job.
That is why Russell Wilson started.
Justin Fields started Pittsburgh's first six
games of the year, helped the team
get to a 4-2 record.
Diana Rossini, the athletic, reported that the choice has resulted in confusion.
What the hell is Mike Tomlin doing?
That's the question being asked around the league,
including in the Steelers' own building.
Even in the building of the New York Jets, Pittsburgh's Week 7 opponent,
as Tomlin is set to make a curious quarterback change on Sunday night.
Rossini noted that Fields has support of his teammate
and is still expected to see some limited playing time against the Jets.
Some around the league posed the question,
if you're going to switch quarterback who hasn't taken a live regular season snap,
why do it against the fierce Jets defense?
Pittsburgh has the New York Giants next week.
Wouldn't it make more sense for Wilson to debut then?
Okay.
No, hell no.
Get your feet wet.
What better team to get your feet wet,
get yourself acclimated than the goddamn Jets?
Don't throw me out there. Don't throw me out there.
Don't throw me out there
against the goddamn Saris.
Oh, shoot.
No disrespect.
Don't throw me out there
against the Giants.
Let me show you what I can do
against a team that's supposed
to be good.
And we gonna get jiggy.
Listen,
for his sake,
I hope he plays well.
For his sake, I hope he plays well for his sake I hope he plays well
and it's a good test for him
the fact that they are playing the goddamn Jets defense
which is I think if I'm not mistaken
ranked number one in the league or maybe number two
one or the other
you do realize
they gonna heat him up
because they feel they got the kind of guy
that can lock up you take
Sal's guard and say you got George Pickens you got Reid you got the other guy guy that can lock up. You take Saltz Gardner and say, you got George Pickens.
You got Reed.
You got the other guy.
They're going to bring pressure.
They're going to test that calf.
Yeah, most definitely.
Boy, Mike Tomlin, we all better win this game.
You better win this game now.
You're making a very unpopular decision.
Yeah.
Trust me.
Yeah. Well me. Yeah.
Well, as he listens,
one of the things as a coach,
sometimes people aren't going to agree with you
when it comes to making difficult decisions.
And this is one he,
listen, it's all on Rush.
It's all on Rush to make Mike Tomlin look good
on the decision that he decided to make.
Because I'm just trying to figure out,
I'm just trying to figure out what Mike Tomlin thought he was going to get
with Justin Fields.
You said you believe Justin Fields has played better than you thought.
Right.
Clearly, Mike Tomlin thinks he's played worse.
Yeah, listen, I think he's played, he's played very well.
I think his expectations, based on what Mike probably had for him in this season, he let them know it's your job to lose. It's just the fact that he got hurt and he wasn't able to start the beginning of the season.
So now he's giving him a job back now that he's healthy because the conversation was already had
that you are the starter. But again, if things aren't going well, I do, I do see Mike making a change,
making the change and he won't hesitate.
He won't hesitate.
Might be too late.
Oh,
Joe,
my uncle,
they fall into,
they got plenty of time.
That's my point.
You make it my point when you say they're falling too.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So all Russ got to do is go in there and pick up where they left off.
Mm-hmm.
But what happens
when he doesn't?
Ah.
Let's think.
I'm thinking.
Listen.
I'm thinking optimistic.
I want him to do well
except when they play the Bengals.
I want him to do well.
Ocho.
Yes, sir.
How many times
players have gotten lied to?
All the time. All the time. How many times players have gotten lied to? All the time.
So now you need Russ because Coach Tomlin promised him the job.
It's part of the business.
That's my point.
Hey, one thing about Mike Tomlin, boy, he's a stand-up guy,
and he's not the type that's going to lie to you.
I bet you go ahead and hold that boot.
That man just like Tomlin's stand-up. Heall the stand-up guy.
He's a stand-up guy.
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I don't know.
Last time for Q and a.
Hey,
that was funny.
Uh,
Andrea Kenny.
Oh,
Joe,
don't ever apologize for not being politically correct.
Your authenticity is what we all love. Yeah. Being you unapologetically. I don't ever apologize for not being politically correct. Your authenticity is what we all love.
Keep being you unapologetically.
That's what I'm talking about.
That's what I'm, that's, you know what?
That's all I need to hear.
That's all I need to hear.
That's what, you know what?
I don't even know who told me that.
I don't know.
I mean, what's your name?
What's your fucking name?
Andrea Kenny.
Andrea.
I love you.
Not the fact that I'm going to change anyway anyway because I've been the way I've always been
all these years but the fact that you
just fade me that anyway
to tell me to remain my authentic self
that's it. I'm never changing.
No. No. She said
Ocho don't ever apologize
for not being politically correct
which means
oh he played really, really good.
Oh, they doing that really, really well.
No, you misheard
what she said.
Oh.
Okay. Well, part of that.
Okay. Well, that too.
That too. I'm going to stay
doing just whatever you just said for me to do.
And I motherfucking love you.
On game, twin.
Brandon Holderman said,
when in the history of the game has
ref went back and changed the penalty?
I've never seen it before. Also, Beck is starting
to turn the ball over a little bit too much for my
liking. But we got the win. Go
Dawgs. Yeah, I
haven't seen it. Has it ever happened before
at any level? Collegiate?
NFL?
Also, I'm sure it has.
I mean, Ocho, we've seen officials pick up the flag.
There's no penalty on the play.
Yeah.
You know what I'm saying?
Mm-hmm.
But not when you already done marked it off.
Oh, yeah.
And called it what it was?
Yeah.
You done marked it off.
You done moved the ball.
Right.
And now they throw trash on the field.
You get together and you huddle up.
Oh, that wasn't a penalty.
Yeah, we made a wrong call.
Yeah.
Yeah.
No, I haven't seen it.
I haven't seen it. Not in my lifetime, I haven't seen it. I haven't seen it.
Not in my lifetime, I haven't.
Unc, who's Kipper Norwood Jr.
My question is, who's better, Alabama quarterback, Melrose or Tua athletic-wise?
Well, Melrose is better athletically.
Tua is a better quarterback.
Yeah, yeah. Tua can't move back there
now Tua can't move
Melrose has better
athleticism but Tua is a better
we'll have to see what Melrose
gonna be in the NFL
but Tua is a way better college quarterback
than Tua that's not even close
they're not even the same stratosphere Little Steelers Hurricane Youth Football
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Cam is going ballistic
hey
that's a good one right there
because both are playing really well both are playing really well.
Yeah.
Both are playing really, really, really well.
Really well.
I think the thing is, when you evaluate a quarterback.
Right.
You got to project.
There has to be some projections.
Right.
Three to five years.
Who do you think will be better?
Depends on where they go.
That's always.
But even so, in that projection,
I got to project that I believe
that quarterback A
will be better than quarterback B.
Quarterback B will be better than quarterback C.
Yeah.
That's all you got.
Because we've seen Shador,
when he played well at Jackson State, they said, well,
he's doing that because he's a big fish in a small pond.
He goes to Colorado and he puts up very impressive numbers.
Same thing, yeah.
So I don't really know what else he can do.
He's playing at a Power 5 school.
He's putting up good numbers.
He can flat-out spin it.
He throws with great anticipation.
His anticipatory skills are next level.
Great ball placement.
I think sometimes he does hold on to the ball a little too long.
Yeah.
But that's something that, you know, we can work with and say, son, it's okay.
It's okay to throw the ball away.
Live to see another day.
Make sure we live to see another day. Make sure you don't take us out of field goal range
because you know sometimes you know quarterbacks
we got a 40 yard field goal you take a sack
now you've taken us out of field goal range
but
it's going to be very interesting to see
I mean a lot of
draft boards now have Shador
as the number one quarterback
so it's just going to be interesting I think it's going to be I mean, a lot of draft boards now have Shador as the number one quarterback.
So it's just going to be interesting.
I think it's going to be who's selecting in the spot and what appeals to you.
Right.
Because at the end of the day, Ocho, it's all about your choice.
I mean, we already know, you know, you got a type.
You like light skin, Dominican hair.
That's what you like.
Curvy body.
That's what you like. That's your your choice oh shea you know shea oh shake up now shea
shake up now shea i like that you know you know you know what you know you you know you kind of wrong
you kind of wrong
but I like
you know
like when I open
a pack of Skittles
right
yeah
I don't pick and choose
which colors I eat
I'm finna eat all of them
nah Ocho
I'm looking at your
I'm looking at your resume
well if you look at my resume
just look at my kids
nah
I ain't talking about you.
I've been dipping in heavy chocolate for about a year.
I know by the last three.
Maybe two.
Three.
Two.
I know what you don't know I know about, though.
Tell me, tell me, tell me, tell me.
Oh, shit.
Tell me, tell me, tell me, tell me, tell me.
No, no, no.
That's going to be off air.
I told you.
I was here when I was well.
Hey, but listen.
You know what?
It don't count, though.
It don't count.
Because if I don't go public, then it ain't never happen.
Oh, it happen.
Nah.
Oh, it happen.
If it wasn't public, it ain't happen.
Next time being you together, you're going to say, gonna say how you find out
nah
that wasn't me
you know
that would be our little secret
for a nominal fee I'd be able to keep it on the hush
nah I didn't keep that thing
listen
if it's old
nah I ain't finna mess old I ain't finna mess up
my nephew and my niece happy home
nah nah you know
what is home listen
by the way where Raelle at
man she back with 30 girls man
she still in Turkey
they done went back for her birthday
when was
Raelle birthday
day before yesterday
day before yesterday 17th on the 60th
oh my back 16th okay my daughter's on the 15th oh for real yeah my dad's on with the 14th and
my grandma's on with the 13th well you back to back to back right back to back to back yeah
yeah they out there man about about 20 20, 20, 27, I'm out there.
You should have told me.
Me and you could have took a trip over there, Ocho.
I ain't going nowhere.
It's work time, boy.
I don't want none of that.
Okay, that's what I like to hear.
See, I like to hear it.
That's me.
We grinding.
I don't know how the Wi-Fi work over there in Turks.
I'm good.
I told you.
I told you.
Don't ask me to go nowhere until after Super Bowl.
Oh, y'all hear that chant?
Now that's the old show I'm talking about.
That's the old show I've been looking for.
That's the old show I've been looking for right now.
I ain't going nowhere.
You like me, dog. Ain't nothing happening.
Mm-mm.
Unless, you know, it's work related.
That's it.
I just got back from LA today.
Left yesterday, just got back from New York on Thursday LA today, back to LA on Tuesday
then to Atlanta
then back to New York
hold on, you think that's bad
what's the date today, watch this
today the 19th right
we got nightcap tomorrow
I fly to Philly then the next day I fly to Houston Today to 19, right? Yep. We got nightcap tomorrow. Yep.
I fly to Philly.
Then the next day I fly to Houston.
I do inside NFL.
I fly to Houston for my daughter's coronation.
She won.
She's a homecoming queen at Prairie View A&M.
Right.
I leave Prairie View A&M Wednesday.
No, I fly in Wednesday. I leave the following morning for Thursday night football in L.A.
So I'm going from Houston to LA.
After the Thursday night football, I got to fly Friday morning back to Miami to work the MLS game.
Commentate, analyst.
So from there, after Friday, I fly back to Houston again Saturday for the homecoming game.
Prairie View is playing.
I forgot who they're playing.
Saturday. I got nightcap, nightcap
I'm back to Vegas on the 31st
I go from Vegas
Back to Miami
Nightcap, nightcap, then back to Philly again
Yeah
And that's my month
To finish off October
Yeah, I see
They messing up my, what you call them My workout schedule That's my month to finish off October. Yeah, I see.
They messing up my, you know, they messing up my, what you call them?
My workout schedule.
Oh, I get my workout in no matter where I'm at.
If I got to wake up early, I get in there.
If I'm traveling, I wake up a little earlier, about an hour, hour before I got to be in.
I'm getting that workout in.
Right now, I'm about 215 right now.
Minus 15.
Minus 35.
Sheldon Pope said,
who would win any type of two-on-two competition between Unc and John, Ocho and Carson?
Well, and what comments in any,
anything competitive?
Yeah.
Basketball,
uh,
bowling,
tennis,
racquetball,
handball.
I mean,
John and wouldn't beat me and Carson in nothing.
Chess connect for.
Nah,
John gonna beat y'all in chess.
I will beat you in checkers.
Checkers. Spades. Punk. Uno. Y'all in chess I'm gonna beat you in checkers checkers, spades punk, uno
y'all wouldn't beat us in nothing
shooting dice, playing silo
first of all Ocho, y'all don't even play spades
y'all don't play spades at PWIs
who?
I ain't go to no PWI
so
we play spades at black colleges
you have to be a spade-ologist
wait a minute I'm from a
where I grew up at huh
I've been playing spades since 1973
what is you talking about
y'all don't even play spades
so we have spades tournaments
we have spades tournaments
y'all ain't have no spades nothing
man we just talking
man I want
when I was locked up
I won a spades tournament in jail.
What you talking about?
So, with that being...
With that being said...
Yeah.
Uno...
If they got a...
Do they got a draw 59 in Uno?
I don't like the fact that
they gentrifying Uno.
I don't like that.
They got too many,
all these new,
all these new goddamn rules.
They tripping.
Yeah, but y'all be,
y'all be,
they be doing too much.
You can't drop,
they be dropping like
three, four drop folds
back to back.
Nah, you can't do that.
That's not how you play the game.
Huh? They got a, Uno got a draw 100 now back to back. No, you can't do that. That's not how you play the game. Huh?
Uno got a draw 100 now, Ocho.
Yeah, see, they messing up the game.
I play the original Uno.
I'm not playing all that new
gentrified stuff that they doing.
Man, I'm quitting.
Somebody drop a draw 100 on me, I'm hundred on me I'm quitting I ain't drawing no
damn hundred cards that damn be the whole day how the hell you gonna win a game unless unless you
know you got a figure oh Joe you gonna have some draw tens and draw twenties up in there
right everybody gonna get to have but you got it so how many cards in the deck 500 yeah i don't like that i think the
original game before all these new rules and all this new stuff and having new cards you write down
what you want to put on them like the game moves very very fast if you know how to play uno the
right way when people that play uno the right way all that new stuff it just it's unnecessary
and it slows the game down tremendously.
And Uno is supposed to be a fast game.
It is.
What's up, Uncle Ben?
Following you since Undisputed.
Huge fan.
Wish we meet.
Wish to meet you one day.
I know you've done it, but can you give the summary of the type of impact Lawrence Taylor had between
what's up Ocho, love ya. He's
the greatest defensive player ever.
He, the T.J. Watts, the Vaughn
Millers, the Michael Parsons,
all those guys, the Derek Thomases,
the Cornelius Bennett, all those guys
that came, that's because of him.
He made two positions. He's the only
player that made two positions famous.
He made the outside linebacker the only player that made two positions fan. He made
the outside linebacker, and he
made the left tackle famous.
Because if you didn't have a left tackle, you couldn't beat the Giants.
The Washington
You couldn't beat them.
You damn sure he had to be premier.
Joe Gibbs
installed an offense just to deal with Lawrence Taylor.
That's crazy.
They added the H-back, which was an extra tight end, to deal with him.
The chop, the strip sack, it wasn't good enough for LT to knock your quarterback down.
He's like, well, hell, I'm back here now.
Let me get the ball.
Let me see if I can get the ball.
He started that chop.
Yeah. get the ball let me see if i can get the ball he started that shot yeah he he is the
you don't go past lt i mean look there might be okay maybe reggie maybe but lt is generally
thought of as the greatest defensive player to have ever played in the national football league
ever and deservedly so he He's that good.
He was that.
Everything that you hear about LT,
whoever you think your best defensive player is,
LT was better.
So whoever you think,
whoever the greatest defensive player that you laid eyes on,
and I'm old enough to remember,
I was playing the league when Reggie White was in his prime,
when Brucie was in his prime.
I'm talking about all the premier defensive guys,
Cortez, Kennedy, Time, Ray Lewis, Earth.
I was in the league with all of them.
It was different.
56.
Derek Thomas.
And I've seen some good, I've seen some great defensive players.
I'm talking about great.
I mean, a lot of guys that I played against were on that 100th anniversary team.
Yeah.
56.
The original LT.
He him.
He him.
He's him.
Donnell Thompson.
Oh, can we get a shout out in Maryland?
Terps beating USC. Damn, USC.
Oh, they about to fire Lincoln Riley.
Stangling about to go. He ain't gonna finish the season.
And why are you not a Georgia fan? What's the story?
Hey, congrats
Terps beating USC. Damn.
Man, Link, they about to get you up out of
there, bro. You gotta turn that
thing around faster than normal.
Yeah, man, you know what?
I've never been a Georgia Bulldog fan.
No?
How you ain't a Georgia?
You from right down the street.
Hell, because everybody, man, look at, man.
Everybody be playing that damn song.
Man, look here.
If you, man,
man,
they love them Bulldogs, man.
Man, when they be playing
Ocho, man, hey, you see them things
line up on 95 and 16,
head it up, well, not 95,
when they be coming down 95, going.
The crossover get on 16 and head to Georgia.
Mm-hmm.
Mm-mm.
And you got to realize, I was growing up when Georgia was at their height.
I'm talking when they had Herschel Walker and Buck Blue and Lindsey Scott.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Tron Jackson, they had all them.
Yeah.
When they had Coach Dooley and they was winning national championship they played for national championship
they won a national championship Herschel's freshman
year and then they lost
I think
two years later to Penn State
yeah
nah I mean
look I like Kirby
but nah
nah I mean, look, I like Kirby. But, nah.
Nah.
King Govan, between zero and 100,
what are the chances my Bears make the Super Bowl?
One.
Zero and 100?
Yeah.
Listen, I mean, Caleb Williams is coming along really well
as opposed to how he looked
at the beginning of the season
I give you a five
one
hold on
in the next 10 years
or are you talking about this year
dude
if he even think about this year
I know he ain't thinking about this year
that's it that's why I gave him a 1
I gave him a 5
I want to give him some hope
I couldn't say 0 because 0 ain't no hope
does he realize
like Detroit and Minnesota is in his division
whoo
hey it's a good one
hold on Ocho
let me take that back.
Minnesota, Green Bay, and Detroit.
All of them balling, too.
Yes.
Balling.
Damn it.
It's a good game tomorrow, man.
I can't remember who it is.
Oh, Detroit and the Vikings.
Detroit play the Vikings.
Oh, that's going to be a good one, boy.
I can't wait. The game Monday night. You got the 49ers play. Kansas City. Kansas play the Vikings. Oh, that's going to be a good one, boy. I can't wait. The game Monday
night, you got the 49ers play
Kansas City.
Spags know how to
deal with them.
The last two games,
the 49ers are 0-2.
What's going to be the difference now?
They say the Bears
are going to have a better record than
the Bengals
bet whoever said
that won't put no money on it
you always try to bet somebody
yeah I don't like that
my bets be small
I don't bet nothing
over a hundred dollars
Lanny Ray says
hey guys
what do you miss most
about playing football
competing and practicing
locker room
competing and practicing. Locker room.
Competing and practicing.
Who put up there?
Who is that?
Who grandma got with on the screen?
Who that was?
I don't know.
What you mean?
How you not going to know who that is?
You don't see that with the screen?
Who grandma with that on the screen?
That's Miss Nikki Grant.
And that was cool.
Tell him, come back.
No, don't come back.
I missed the locker room.
I miss.
I just missed the camaraderie with the guys. That's what that's what I miss the locker room. I just miss the camaraderie with the guys.
That's what I miss.
I didn't miss the paychecks.
I didn't miss the crowd.
I didn't miss anything.
I just miss the guys.
I just miss having fun,
just bulljabbing with the guys in the locker room, in the training room,
before practice,
on the bus, the plane
rides.
That's what I miss.
I miss practice.
I miss competing in practice
and creating bulletin board
material through the media
each week.
That's it.
I miss practice man
man
some fun day
what you laughing at George
somebody grab my pocket
before the screen
you saw it
you saw it
oh
somebody go get y'all
you get y'all
privileges remote
boss lady said my daddy said kiss the same
frog you're fishing in the same pond i date a person not the persona make cuts make cuts off
easy have y'all dated the type or do you go out of your norm what are the three must-haves
three must-have pretty feet
good credit nothing to do with me you ain't gotta have pretty feet. Good credit. Ain't got nothing to do with me.
You ain't got to have no feet.
Listen.
Pretty feet, good credit.
You got to have something going on.
Pretty feet, good credit.
Got to have, got to have a little jar.
Got to have just a little motion.
You ain't got to have much.
Just a little motion.
Just a little bit. You get your little jar. I got you. Hey, just a little motion. You ain't got to have much. Just a little motion. Just a little bit.
You get your little motion.
I can add to that.
You ain't got nothing going on. That means you're
a liability. I can't do nothing with that.
I did. I can't
say.
Uh,
I did. I used to have a type.
For real?
Yeah.
Well, everybody, everybody have a type of a person, though. You about to make a type. For real? Yeah. Everybody have a type and a preference.
Man, you about to make me curse over here, man.
Everybody got a type and a preference.
Yeah.
Oh, I know you got one.
Who, me?
You! I'm talking to you only.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I got a preference. Longest pink on the inside.
That's it.
Oh, Lord have mercy. I told you what I like, Ocho. What? I got a preference. Longest pink on the inside. That's it. Oh, Lord have mercy.
I told you what I like, Ocho.
What?
I like my women.
That's how I like hoo-ha.
I like feet at the bottom, hoo-ha at the top of the legs.
That's all I need them to have.
If they got those two things, let's rock and roll.
Hell no. hell no nah I mean at one point in time it was like
like 5'10
like 150 to
175
I've always liked curvy women
right right right
then as I got older
I mean you know it started to be like
them corn fed from the
Midwest they started being six foot 200, 205.
Yeah.
Oh, that's why you know me.
Hey, oh, oh, oh, bowling ball shape.
Knock him down.
So, you know, I mean, it just depends.
It all depends.
It's a vibe
that you feel when you're with somebody
like okay
and you know I don't even pick no more
I just choose who choose me
that's what I'm going to
now
too many times as fellas
we chasing people that we want
and not
really paying attention to those
who want us.
That's how you got to pick them, Ocho.
If you're chasing something
and you're doing everything
to get it, nah, that ain't
that.
Hey,
choose who like you,
not who you like.
Every time.
It took me a while to learn that
it took me a long time to learn that
yeah but you know
hey woman be killing me
all the time I apply pressure
apply what who
apply what I put pressure
hey what you want
you want half court or full court
I just need to know what you need on show
cause I pick that thing I pick that off the glove Hey, what you want? You want half court or full court? Because, hey, I just need to know what you need, Ojo.
Because I picked that thing.
Hey, hey, I picked that off the glove.
I picked that thing.
I'm 94.
I'm 94 feet all the way up and down.
I like her.
Look, Ojo, I like curvy women.
I like women that work out.
Yeah.
I love a workout body. I love it.
Hold on. Now, when you say workout body,
you mean like competing?
No, no, no.
No, no, no.
Okay. No.
No.
You ain't got to compete.
I mean, some of those wellness
women now, you're like, whoo.
Those glutes and those
hamstrings
yeah yeah yeah I mean I just don't like it
to go too far
I get you I'm with you
I'm touching you and you feel like me
like I don't want you to feel like me
you shouldn't have
you shouldn't have eight abs like I do
you know,
yeah.
Hey,
let me,
let me get me in trouble.
You try to get me in trouble,
but I must have teeth.
I don't think I'm asking too much
I ain't say you gotta have 32
but damn
is that
is that asking too much
hey you say she ain't gotta have all
32 teeth no she ain't gotta have all 32
give me a good Give me a good
25, 26.
God damn!
As long as they ain't in the front.
Hey, I ain't saying it look like no
jack-o'-lantern.
God damn!
Man, damn, Ocho
hell nah
hey
hell nah
Ocho
if you missing a couple of jaw teeth
you know I get hey like when you
smile right and I can't see that
it's missing, well, we good.
Right, right. You know, but if I'm kissing
you and I run my tongue back and I'm like, oh, damn,
you missing one back here, huh?
I'm cool with that, though, Joe. I'm cool.
I ain't too picky.
Hey, you could
buy a little implant.
Get a little implant.
Implant's expensive, though, Joe. You could buy a little implant. Get a little implant. Implant's expensive, Ocho.
You don't implant about five pounds of the tooth.
Oh, that ain't nothing to you.
Huh?
Well, you got that.
That ain't nothing.
Well, I'm going to need that back.
Now you lean.
I'm going to need that implant back.
You got to go back.
You got to go back. You got to
go back to being a snag
or two.
You're going to take my three or four implants with you.
Oh, no.
Oh, no.
Hell no.
Hell no.
Hey, I like Ocho.
Ocho said he's taking his BBL.
I'm going to get my three or four implants back.
Hell no.
Oh, shit.
Hell no.
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Yeah, you know, like volleyball,
you know, like volleyball players, they have great,
they have great bonds, Ocho. They got legs,
they have legs, yeah. Volleyball player,
obviously track and field.
Yeah. They got crazy,
they got crazy bodies, but they tiny,
they small. Yeah, very, very bodies. But they tiny. They small.
Yeah, very small.
I mean, me like, I need somebody like
throw the shot for discus.
Yeah, like that.
Yeah, they healthy. They real
healthy.
Mm-hmm.
But like a good athlete, somebody
go to the gym like three, four times a week.
Nice set of wheels.
Right, right, right, right.
So, Ocho say feet.
I say teeth.
What else do...
Feet, teeth.
Got to have something going on.
Just something.
I remember when we was older
and you're getting your money
and you're willing to deal with anything.
Yeah.
No matter what you got going on,
you're willing to deal with anything.
As you get older,
you understand
it's just too much of a liability.
It's just too much.
You always got to be on.
You always got to be on. You always got to be on.
Always.
Like someday, like, what if you're having a bad day?
What if something happened due to unfortunate circumstances?
That individual has nothing that they can do for you.
Nothing.
Yeah.
So as I got older, it was more important to have someone that had something going on as well
just in case of emergency you know what i ain't got it today i ain't got it today
even though i do can you help me if i ain't got it today if i got a hundred dollars and i need 200
can you give me a hundred dollars i'm just using that number as just a hypothetical.
Yeah, yeah.
I see what you're saying.
I see what you're saying.
I ain't mad at you.
Yeah, man, I don't know.
And that came with age.
It took time for me to get to that point.
Oh, yeah.
When you're young, you ain't think about nothing.
You ain't think about no money.
Uh-uh.
Hell, she could live up.
Hey, Ojo, when I was younger, hell, she could live up on the bridge.
I go pick ass up every day. Come on.
Well, you look good. I got you. Yeah, that's it.
That's it. I got you.
But that shit go out there. Well, you
get back over 40
and out the window.
But still one of them. Hold on. Hold on.
Let's not get carried away. No, Ocho, you still
got to go. Come on now.
I still ain't ready to throw the look totally out the window.
Hell no. Hey, you got to throw the looks totally out the window. Hell nah.
Hey, you got to have something
going on. Just something.
Something.
Let me hold you over the balcony.
You got that?
Hey, let me stop.
People are going to be thinking I'm
shallow.
I'm just joking with y'all
oh yeah
nah but I just think the thing is look
you like what you like
women you like what you like
some women, hey I'm too muscular
I'm too much, they don't like that
okay fine, I eat everybody's cup of tea
and I'm okay with that
everybody don't want somebody
260 pounds muscular
okay
and you know
some people like
man you ain't got no dad
by
hell what I'm supposed to
that's why
it all come down to preference. Everybody's
preference is different.
I hate when people get upset
by people's preferences.
You like what you like.
That's okay. That's what it is.
I don't get mad at anybody for
liking what they like, Ocho.
Well, you can't go
walk no hill
with you. I can't go to Runyon Canyon. I can't go to Runyon Canyon I can't go
climb no mountain no
hill for no let me
yeah
so it ain't no sense to me
I'm going to do all that
I ain't going to do none of that
I'm not going to go walk
with you I'm not going to go to Runyon Canyon
I'm not going to climb no mountain with you
go no trail I'm not going to do that I'm not even going to lie and tell you that I'm not finna go to Runyon Canyon. I'm not finna climb no mountain with you. Go no trail. I'm not finna do that.
I'm not even finna lie and tell you that I am.
To impress you.
Oh, he think I'm not. That ain't
me.
No.
I'm supposed to go with you, though.
I'm going on vacation, don't you?
I'm going on vacation.
You? Yep. When? When the season over. I'm giving me vacation, don't you? I'm going on vacation. You? Yep.
When?
When the season's over.
I'm giving me a couple of days.
I need like two, three days to go somewhere.
Yeah, I'm going on vacation too.
Where we going?
I don't know where you're going.
I know where I'm going.
Where you going?
I'm going over to Europe to watch a few games and hop from city to city.
Oh.
No. No, hell city. Oh. No.
No, hell no.
I didn't.
You know what?
I'm going to go somewhere.
You know what?
I'm going by myself.
You ain't going to take nobody with you?
Nope.
And I'm leaving my phone.
And I'm leaving my phones.
What about Michelle?
Ash ain't going to be able to get a hold of me.
You can't do that? Guess what? Guess what? Ash ain't going to be able to get a hold of me. You can't do that?
Guess what?
Ash ain't going to be able to call me and talk about,
you busy?
No, I ain't busy.
Because you ain't going to be able to get a hold of me.
Well, if you're on vacation,
you could do that for two, three days.
Yeah.
Yeah, I don't need to
I don't need but two
that's it
that's it
well you must not be going too far
nah
nah well
however long it take
I count
two days
so basically
I'm gonna stay there two days
once I get there
I'm there two days
okay
it ain't gonna take more than a day
to get somewhere
okay yeah
the farthest I'm going
I'm going by six to eight hours.
Okay, that's good.
That's good.
That's it.
Just to recharge my batteries and everything.
You know what I'm saying?
Get reinvigorated.
I like it.
That's all I got.
Look, I got no choice.
I mean, I can't tell nobody.
I ain't finna go nowhere no 10 days.
Ain't no sense in me lying to somebody.
10?
Who the hell travel that long?
That's what I'm saying.
Hell, I ain't even got a week in me.
I got three days max.
I don't care where I'm at in the world.
Three days.
You know?
And they better not go through my bag
and get them rubies up out of there
because they're trying to get them sparks.
If they confiscate that, I got to turn around and come back.
Hold on.
You say you were traveling by yourself.
What you need the sparks for?
You know, hey, don't tell her.
You know, I might be a native over there or something.
I might be walking.
I might be in the jungle or something.
I ain't
Man, you know
I can't go that far, Ocho.
I ain't gonna say no lie.
Look, I know God working
on me, but I ain't really
got the patience to sit that still.
I mean, I'd be
I'd fly somewhere
it's only an hour I'd be like damn
we 30 minutes in like man
when we gonna land
hey hey I hit the car
hey I hit that ding dong
did I let the flight attendant come
yes Mr. Sharper I may help you
I was like what time are we scheduled to land
oh the flight was scheduled for what time are we scheduled to land?
Oh, the flight was scheduled for an hour.
So we've been 20 minutes in.
I'm like, damn.
Man, Ocho, I'll be getting in danger, man.
Hey, I'll be good.
Once I turn that Wi-Fi on, I get to tweeting, I'm good.
The worst thing, Ocho, is Wi-Fi ain't working. Yeah.
That sucks. Now, that sucks.
That sucks.
Man, that killed me, Ocho.
Yeah, that sucks.
The thing is now is that
Shelly's put everything in, so I ain't got to put
nothing in there. All I got to do is get the
Delta to come up and then go
right to it. Because, man, I had the hardest
time, man. I'd be giving flight attendants
$20, $30, $40. Can I borrow your
internet? Put it in here. Put it in my phone.
Put you...
Hey,
can you let me have your
Wi-Fi? I'll give you $40.
Oh, yeah.
That's why you're laughing at.
They're like, you know, I said, I don't really know how to work it.
I said, I can't get it on.
Well, hey, Jordan Webber, the Lord is like, don't worry about it.
The lady took my phone.
She put her Wi-Fi.
She said, here you go, Mr. Sharp.
Yeah.
I said, thank you.
I said, i got another
one too here she put a wi-fi password on both of my phone i said thank you because boy man with no
wi-fi yeah it hurt why it hurt especially anything any flight over two hours with no Wi-Fi? Man, anything over
an hour. Dr. Frankie L.
Bellamy said, guys, this is random,
but would you rather have the ability to control
fire or water?
Water.
Yeah, water
because I want to be able to part the sea.
I want to be able to part the sea like Moses.
I don't want to part nothing, but I want y'all
to pay me $500
for a gallon of water.
$500? I'm going to be the richest
man. I control water. All
of it I got.
Mm-hmm.
You want some water? A gallon costs you
$500.
$500.
Nah. Okay.
First, what you going to drink? I control water. I want to be. Nah. Okay. First, what you gonna drink?
I control water.
I want to be like Poseidon.
Yeah.
Okay.
Let me know how that work out for you.
I want to be able to create tsunamis.
Tidal waves.
150 feet waves
So I can go surfing
The only surf you do
Is surfing turf
You ain't getting no 140 foot waves
I got surf
I used to surf at Venice Beach
When I was in Santa Monica
Patrick Arthur said
Come to Sioux Falls I found my car with a gold chain in it When I was in Santa Monica. Patrick Arthur said,
Uncle Nocho, come to Sioux Falls.
I found my car with a gold chain in it.
We lie.
Amen.
Damn.
Sioux Falls, that's Iowa, huh?
Wait, Sioux Falls. South Dakota.
South Dakota, yeah, I'm tripping.
Damn.
You fine. Now, what kind of car you got? Sioux Falls. damn you fine
what kind of card you got
two falls
Malik Jones said what's up Uncle Ocho
what's the play in your professional
career that you regret that you still
think about today I dropped a
two-point conversion against Jacksonville in 1996
I dropped a touchdown
in the south end zone a two yard that would have given us
home field advantage throughout the playoffs
still think about it
I think the play
I think without
the play against the Raiders
I don't think I became what I became
because I became obsessed
I became even more focused, even
making a play that
would change the trajectory of the Broncos.
And so I got put in those situations
and I was able to make those plays.
But those are two plays right there that
I've never forgotten.
South Dakota, that's where Sturgis is, right?
Sturgis is in South Dakota.
The rally, where they have the motorcycles?
Where they have all the Harleys up there?
That's South Dakota.
And Mount Rushmore.
That's the only thing I know about, really, South Dakota.
South Dakota. South Dakota.
Huh?
Huh?
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's what I know.
I know of a Sturgis and I know my Rushmore. That's about all I know I know with Sturgis
and I know
my Rushmore that's about all I know about
obviously I know it's a state
but I don't know much about it
I'm sure they got plenty of buffaloes
that's what I need to go do
I need to run with the buffalo or the bison
no
you talking about in Pamplona?
Running with the bulls?
Nah, I did that already. I ran with the bulls already.
I want to run with
bison like at Yellowstone Park.
So you asking for
trouble.
They told you to stay your butt
away from those animals.
Don't get within 100 feet of the animals.
I'm an animal whisperer.
I connect with the animals in the wild.
Okay.
I connect with the animals.
I'm not saying I'm Ace Ventura,
but I have a certain connection and an aura and chemistry when it comes to wildlife.
I don't know what it is.
Okay.
Okay, I'll take your word for it.
Let me know.
Thank you for joining us for another episode of Nightcap.
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The number five Georgia Bulldogs take
down the number one Texas Longhorns, 30-15.
Colorado is one
win away from being bowl eligible as they
beat Arizona on the road,
34-7. Alabama lost on the road 34-7.
Alabama lost on the road to Tennessee.
Number 11, Tennessee, takes down the number 7, Alabama Crimson Tide, 24-17.
Miami keeps winning.
They won 52-45 behind Cal Wars, 21-32, 3-19, four touchdowns, no turnover.
Brady Cook returned from the hospital to lead number 19,
Mizzou Tiger, to a come-from-behind win over Auburn.
They were down 17-6.
He rallied them, and they went in the ballgame.
Excuse me.
Arizona State, Kenny Dillingham, he apologized for his kicker. He said they were having trials for kicking for a field goal kicker
for the Arizona State Wildcats.
Excuse me, the Sun Devils.
And he apologized because he put his kicker on blast.
He said, when you talk about special teams,
basically it comes down to one player, and we win and we lose as a team.
So he apologized for that.
Thank you guys for joining us tonight, Cap.
I'm Unc Heath Ocho.
We'll see you tomorrow after Sunday Night Football.
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