The Herd with Colin Cowherd - Hour 3 – Sugar Bowl Postponed

Episode Date: January 1, 2025

Following the attack on Bourbon Street, the Sugar Bowl is officially postponed to Thursday. Texas takes it to Arizona State in the first half of the Peach Bowl. Plus, Bryce James to commits to Arizona and much more! #2prosSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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You can hear LeVar, myself and Brady Quinn, weekdays, 6 a.m. Eastern Time, 3 o'clock Pacific here on Fox Sports Radio. It's a show called Two Pros and a Cup of Joe. Today, LeVar and I are slanging it for three hours here. As we are entering the final hour of the program here, there is a college football play. game that is currently taking place. Texas has a 14-3 lead over Arizona State, 12 minutes, 46 seconds left to go in the first half. It started out with Arizona State up 3-0, and then Texas scored, and then Texas returned a punt for a score, and now Texas is driving after just picking up a pass interference call against the Sun Devils. So if you were hoping for a close matchup in one of these college football playoff games, this one's teetering on the

of looking like all the other ones and not being very close at all. So we will keep your question on that. We've also got now the New Orleans Times, Picayune is also reporting that the Sugar Bowl is going to be postponed in New Orleans. No official word as of yet, but there are

two outlets, WDSA in NBC, or excuse me, WDSU, an NBC affiliate out of New Orleans. They reported the Sugar Bowl is going to be postponed following the tragedy last night in New Orleans. and now we've got the New Orleans Times

Picky you and saying the same thing. So if we get confirmation on that, we'll let you know, but it does appear like at least it's heading in that direction where they're going to postpone the game until tomorrow. Now the Rose Bowl is coming up later on. Can I ask you a question? Yeah.

Before you do that? Yeah. So the game gets postponed. The winner of that game plays in the Orange Bowl. Yeah. Right? Yep. The Orange Bowl is next Thursday? Let me double check that.

Is there any, like, will there be any conversations in terms of what would take place? What would take place with, you know, the scheduling of the game if that, you know, if that indeed takes place, you know, if that happens. I don't, I don't think anything would change because you don't. still have a week between games. If it plays tomorrow, you'd still have Thursday to Thursday. So I don't know that they would change anything. I mean, is there the possibility?

Like, I'm looking at some information right now, and I'm not sure how real it is or what, but it could be. I mean, there could be discussions that the game is getting moved to possibly Houston and being played on Friday. So if that were to happen, then they would have to move the Orange Bowl back. I don't, I mean, I don't think that you don't think so? I don't think that they would. I think moving the game to Houston does make some sense if you're concerned about the security issues.

But I think that those, you know, whoever wins the Sugar Bowl, if that's the case, they would just have to play on short rest going into the to the semifinal against the state. Yeah, I don't know, man. I don't see that being fair to the team that advances, you know. Because I think it has to be a conversation about it. The only way you would move a game is if you absolutely had to. And I think that teams... I think this one would kind of qualify for that.

I think the Sugar Bowl itself would qualify. I don't think that they would let it impact the following week. Maybe I'm wrong, but I couldn't see that being the case. I got to say, I believe that they would have to move it back at least a day or two. Yeah. At least a day. I mean, that's assuming sensibility and practicalities of making sure that the matchup is what it's supposed to be. That would have to be taken into consideration.

Yeah. I mean, look. And look, as a Penn Stateer, I mean, have at it. If they're going to do it at the same amount of time. have at it. I mean, that's that, you know, that's kind of, I feel like that's a, that's an advantage. That's, that's an, to me, I don't feel like that's a, I just don't think that you should have, even being a Penn State, or I don't think you want to play against a team that doesn't have

enough rest time in between for, for the next game. Yeah. It's a, it's, it's a tough spot because, how, look, if they, look, if they, decided they were going to play the game tonight, there would be a pushback against it. If they pushed it back to tomorrow, there would be some people that say, well, why not just move it completely? If they moved it, then it just, it feels like they're kind of in a tough spot no matter what. And obviously safety is paramount when it comes to all this. So they just went forward on fourth down and got that bad boy, man. They have no respect for ASU.

It's, you know, by the way, I would also remember when you were saying, And cowboy fans being obnoxious. Texas fans are kind of out there as well, too. Well, that's Texas. It's Texas. You know, they seem like they're kind of in the same grouping, you know, with cowboy fans. I don't know them. So I will not pass a judgment.

I'm not aware of the, you know, the patterns of how Texas fans handle things at the college level at Texas. I'll stay away from that. But Dallas fans, yeah, they're all about, like, and I'll ask them, I'm like, name a street in Dallas or in Fort Worth. Name a zip code. Name an area code. And more often than not, they can't do it. You're a fan of a team.

You don't know a street name. You don't know a zip code. You don't know area code. Like, get out of here. Yeah, they'll say, oh, the grassy knoll. Yeah, stop. Let's not, let's not, let's get out of here. Yeah, you got to venture out a little bit.

Well, look, I mean, at least Texas is doing their part. They're winning games and they're in the playoffs. Dallas Cowboys, which will not be a part of that. Now, you were at the Penn State, Boise State playoff game last night there. Yes, that's why I don't understand why I'm doing radio with you today. What do you mean? If you and Q were doing it, man, I would not be in here doing this show. What do you?

I'm hurting so. bad right now man what do you a Penn State wind led to a whole lot of double mass cows and pineapple last night and it just got over it just got out of control how many drinks you think you had last night

I didn't count because you haven't been drinking that much lately no at all because I've been doing my PhDs make sure you guys check out the PhD weight loss what a weight loss yeah yeah anyway I have not been drinking very

much and I do not recall how many I had because people just kept handing them to me. So I didn't, you know, I didn't keep count and I didn't try to keep count because Penn State had won and it all was good in the universe for me. I got to see my son on the sideline, man. It was like I was just so happy, bro. I just let that happiness just take me to, um, to the mouscown pineapple. to the bar to the bar straight to the bar how's that i haven't even ate i haven't even eight i don't even know the last time i've ate i haven't even ate anything i'm hungry as hell

like it's like all all my priorities are all jacked up other than um doing this radio show and and making sure that you know we do a fine show but by the way uh stick city abdul carter got banged up a little bit last night, huh? Like, you know. Yeah, he hurt his shoulder. Yeah, so. So I hope he feels better soon. Any thought to whether or not it's going to impact him next game or what?

I don't know. Just got to wait and see. I mean, these guys are on the verge of, I mean, they're already making history with what they're doing. I tell these guys on the field, I say, everything you guys do from the moment you started plan in the playoffs, you are carving out your own space, your own legacy within the tradition of what we have represented. All of these schools. And that's another thing that, you know, maybe doesn't get enough attention, Jonas, when we're

talking about, like, people rather focus in on, oh, this team shouldn't be here. This team should, like, how about you focus in on the fact that these teams are making history? You know, okay, so, you know, a team has to win, a team has to lose, and there will be a loser. And to say that, oh, well, as a loser, you're not touching history. These young men have prepared, they play, and they're touching history by playing in this new playoff. And they're being home games and they're being biweek. So, you know, I think that there's a lot to be said about the changing, you know,

the changing environment of how many games are played and how these playoffs are taken. But this is the first time. This is the only time this will be the first time. And it feels like that. Like it felt like that at the game. The energy of it felt like that. And man, I really enjoyed it. I really enjoyed it.

It felt it's almost like each of these games are a national championship game, bro. I'm telling you, that's what it feels like. Like the energy of it, the electricity of it. It's like every game these young men are playing in is the equivalent of the national championship game. And so to me, I was, you know, I was really, really driving home to these guys. You know, I was talking to Abdul and, you know, Kobe King and the rest of those guys. Just about how every single thing they do will go into the annals and the history of Penn State football. and it will always be discussed as the first time.

So what you guys do with it is going to play, you know, a major role in how it's talked about and how it's discussed. It could be you went out in the first round. It could be you made it all the way to this round. It could be you won it all, you know. But whatever that is, you're going to be remembered on a different level to a different capacity than any other team that has ever took the field for Penn State. And I think that that's pretty awesome. It's also history for the sport. That's why when we were talking earlier about, you know,

people that are complaining about the mismatches and all that, it's like, look, they'll get this thing figured out. There's going to be adjustments to who gets the buys next. That's already been reported that there's going to be adjustments next week to the buy weeks and everything that's involved in that. And so like it's the first year. But like the first year of something that we've never seen before in the sport. Like there used to be a time where they would determine the college,

the national champion by voting on it. It wasn't even like you didn't play it out on the field. You voted on it. Remember there was like a split national champion one year? It was Miami and Washington. We were part of that too. Well, we didn't get it. But they gave, we went undefeated.

Nebraska went undefeated. And they gave it to Nebraska because they said it was Tommy Osborne's turn to win it. You know what I mean? Yeah. You know, the riders and the coaches poll. And like there used to be, it was such an outdated, antiquated way that they determined that. And so now we're actually getting the to play it.

out and we're getting to play it out with more teams involved with an opportunity to win it and yet people just want to complain. Dude, this is history. Don't you wish, though. I wish, that the bracket just consisted of the way it's your rate on the polls. I really think that, like, why wouldn't you, why wouldn't you just have it where if it's a 12 team, if it's a 12 team playoff, then take the top 12 teams. Like, I don't get it. it. If you're ranked, if you're ranked one, you're number one. Go figure. Hey, let me, let me throw an interesting concept at you, right? You got this poll. You got the AP poll and you have what, the coaches poll or the writers poll. Which one is AP and coaches?

Okay. Coaches poll. Okay. Coach's poll. Let's take the coaches poll. Which one's the one that's most coveted? The AP. Is it the AP? The AP before the playoff rankings. The APs before Okay. Okay. Why do you not just look at what the AP rankings are and take those teams and make that your playoff? I just don't get it. If you're ranked number four, but oh, you're not that good or your strength of schedule or this, that and other, like, you're ranked number four. I think they're trying they're trying to reward winning your conference is the thought. And if you're just going by rankings, there's obviously people that don't think Arizona State should be ranked higher than Texas and Arizona State won their conference championship game, thus they would get the buy. I think that's the thought.

I mean, to me, you know, they added like one or two more steps to the instruction manual than they probably needed to. You could have made this a lot simpler. something along the lines of what you're thinking, but instead here we are, and you've got Boise State and Arizona State coming off a bi-week and just getting shalacked currently with Arizona State down 17-3.

I mean, they're in the game. They held them to a field goal. They're competitive. They're not running away with it. This is a pivotal, this is a pivotal drive for Arizona State. And you know what? Like, they're fighting.

They're showing some fight. Cam Scab. Madibu runs. He's tough dude. He runs like he's always pissed off. He's just pissed. He just built strong like that, man. But yeah, I mean, they're being competitive.

Listen, I don't know what's going to happen with this game today. But all I know is, is that when I look at what these guys are doing and what they have the opportunity to do, it makes me wish I could go back and do it all over again in this, this, you know, generation of playing it. You know, I just would love to have had the opportunity. I mean, I would assume we would have made the playoff every year when I was in school. You know, because you were out of it. You were out of the playoff had got introduced,

at least the national championship game had got introduced my last year in school. And that was when, or maybe. maybe before, maybe before. I'm not sure. But I know Florida State played Virginia Tech. Was that the first one? I feel like that was the first one. The college championship game.

Could have been. Yeah, I forget. And that was Mike Vic and Peter Wart and Chris Wanky and those guys. Anyway, like, one loss knocked us out a contention to be able to play for that national title. One loss.

You know what I mean? Like, I would have loved to have had an honor. opportunity to see what we could do if we made the playoffs. In our team, we would have traveled well. We would have played well. And I would have loved to have been a part of something like that. So I just look at it from, I guess, maybe a sentimental value of someone who used to play the game.

And if you're there and you have this opportunity, man, God bless and enjoy it and take it in. And I wouldn't be listening to all of the noise. Like that must sound crazy to these. other teams that, you know, out here like, oh, you don't belong here. You know, like, that's got to sound crazy if you're an Arizona state player or if you're a Boise state player. And yeah, sure, it played out where, you know, Boise lost or Indiana lost.

But so what? Yeah. They still played the game. They played the game. You know, and I thought it just kind of bothers me, man. Like, people that don't have nothing to do with this game, like from the playing it aspect. Like, you don't know what it's like to struggle. You don't know what it's like to be in the trenches and a stranger becomes your friend.

Your friend becomes your brother. Like, people don't understand what that struggle is like. And then you put it in and you put the work in and you put the time in and you get rewarded for people to tell you don't belong. By the way, anything you want to admit to here on the air? We're now hour three of the program and you haven't mentioned this. Anything you want to admit to, LeBar? Any like celebrity encounters maybe at the. at the Fiesta Bowl last night

I met Ralphie He wasn't at the Fiesta Bowl He was at my hotel You met the damn kid from Christmas story I met Ralphie I met Ralphie. I met Ralphie, bro You'll shoot your eye out

You'll shoot your eye What did you do when he saw? I freaked out Because I was drunk A fanboyed out What'd you say I was like Oh my gosh, you're Ralphie

Like you're really him You're really Ralphie Ralphie. Like, do you understand? Like, Ralphie's almost like in America. He's like almost, like he's on like an A-list celebrity, like most known people. Like, think about it. You'll shoot your eye out, kid. Merry Christmas.

What's his name? Is it Peter Billings? Is that his name? Man, I don't know. Peter Billingsley? Billings, Billingsley. Come on. What's a difference?

If you're drinking, it all sounds the same. What's your problem, Lee? Why do you have to be so correctable here on the show? Did he, so was he a nice guy at least? Cool dude, man. Cool dude. We talked, cool dude. Was he ripping drinks too?

I wasn't, I was not in any condition to pay attention to, like, taking in all that information. He was just, he was a really cool dude, man. Nice guy. Really cool. Real gracious, dude. I was like, man, like, you do realize even to this day, I watch you every single year. Like, you got people like, Jesus, you talk about them. Like people talk about them every day or go see them once a week.

I was thinking the same thing. Then you got like, name some other people, though, that really like they're kind of Santa Claus. I was thinking the same thing, man. Like, whenever I go to church, there's always like a picture of Ralphie on the Bible. Like, I was thinking the same thing. No, no, I didn't put Ralphie on the Bible. I'm saying there are certain people throughout our history that you talk about them every, like some people get it every day. some people get it every week.

Some people get it once a year. I'd love to know what his royalties are. Lee, do you have the, do you know what Ralphie gets every time that? You don't look like he's struggling. I'll tell you that. I mean, I've loved it to hear that. Let's go live to our, I have a thought on Ralphie's Royalty's Insider, Chris Professor the latest.

I don't, but I did just see, I didn't realize they had made a sequel to a Christmas story. Yeah. A Christmas story, Christmas. So, like, I know what Ralphie looks like grown up. And that's the part that's like really messing with me. So I know exactly. He didn't look that far off from...

No, he doesn't. He just looks like a, you know, 40-year-old version. He's stretched out. Yeah, yeah. So I know exactly the face Levar saw down there. Like, we work with Justin Cooper, who was the star in Lyer, Lyer, and he just basically... And that's crazy. That's cool.

He looks the same. He just looks like he smokes weed. Yeah, just imagine the little kid from Lyer and Lyer... The little kid from Lyer-Lyer with a gambling problem and pot in his back pocket. And goes to like every tool concert in a lot. He's like, you know, he hangs out at Hot Topic. He goes to the World Series of poker every year, and, you know, he smokes. I mean, no offense to my boy, Coop.

Coop is my dog. No, no, no, listen, no shade to Coop. But this ain't even, he smoked that bud. He's eating out that, smoke that weed. Hey, look, though. Coop Dog. Hey, Coop Dog, no shade. But as far as kid actors.

Like, I don't think anyone even comes close to touching Ralphie of Christmas story. Even McCauley Colkin, who had a great run. Even McCauley Colkin had a great run. But, yeah, I would still go Ralphie from a Christmas story all the way, all the way. Brough, there's something like, there's just, I mean, I will say, like, McCulley Colkin is a, he's, that's a good one. I mean, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, that's, you're going to watch home alone. Yeah. You're going to watch home alone. But it doesn't have the historical nostalgia, not connected to it like Christmas story, like, Christmas story was from a different time, a different generation, like it really, you could really feel that, that, that, like, there were so, so, so many signature movement, uh, moment, um, yeah. Fuck. Like, there were so, the kid getting in getting his tongue caught on the, on the light pole.

Like, there were so many signature moments in that the little boy, the little boy running with his, with his snowsuit on. You can remember those snowsuits. Did you have to, well, you, you wouldn't remember that. But people like us from the cold, we remember running around in them snow suits when it was cold outside. Like, bro, you had to wear a snow suit like that to go to school. You imagine that? You had to peel yourself out of that snowsuit to go just sit in class and be in class, like not burning up because you got a snowsuit on. Then you got to put it back on.

You got to put it back on when you leave. Like it took you back to a time, a day, and a place where it was just, you know, I don't know, just amazing, man. So, yeah, I met Ralphie. I met Ralphie. That's pretty cool, man. Lee, any update on how much he made? You can't get a hold of that guy's W-2s? We're not asking for a lot here.

Apparently a lot of people ask that question. No, cannot find the royalties, but I do know his net worth, which is around $12 million. Nice. Good for him. Good for him. Off of one movie. And that's probably like, that 12 million is probably like, you break that down.

You know, I don't know, man. I don't know. He's collecting every single. He's like Mariah Carey. Oh, yeah. He's collecting every single year. Yeah, he's probably a better singer than Mariah at this point, too. Oh.

Oh, fuck. I met that dude. I met that dude last night. I'm totally fanboyed out, man. I met that dude last night, bro. It sounded like Iowa Sam in the stall. It is the herd here on Fox Sports Radio. Damn.

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The breaking news that is just dropped. a couple of moments ago, the Sugar Bowl has been postponed officially that, according to Sugar Bowl committee CEO Jeff Hunley, who announced that the Sugar Bowl will not be played tonight. It will be played tomorrow, obviously on the heels of the tragedy and the, what they are calling a terrorist attack there in New Orleans. So that is the announcement that has just been made. So Notre Dame, Georgia will not be played tonight. It will be played tomorrow. So the uh currently the peach bowl is going on and after that it'll be the rose bowl uh Texas by the way up 17 to three over Arizona state right now first half winding down but there will be

no sugar bowl and I think the right decision to go ahead and postpone it to tomorrow so not not overly surprising would have been probably surprising had they kept the same start time there was a report that they were going to delay it an hour or something. like that initially, but I don't know what the extra hour would have done. So they're just going to go ahead and play that game tomorrow. Still going to be kind of an awkward and unfortunate situation because it's still going to be so fresh in everybody's minds, what happened, the tragedies. But, you know, the game goes on and it'll go on a day later than normal.

So that'll be, that's the announcement of made official over there in New Orleans. So tough situation, tough situation for everybody involved. but safety again is paramount and they want to make sure that they've got everything secured before they go ahead and play a football game. So especially with the Super Bowl coming up there in a couple months or next month. Yeah, go figure, right?

I mean, now that's going, you got to assume they're going to pull out all the stops on what that pre- Oh, God. Oh, yeah. And then not to mention what that's going to be like for, you know, us like the media and everybody once that comes around. Like they ain't going to play no game. games with that. I mean, man, like the Super Bowls we go to, you've got a, like, there's a lot of

security every single time. Like, every time you go to Media Row, it's not like, I mean, you get your one press credential. But every morning that we go there, you've got to go through security. You've got to get everything checked. You've got to, I mean, they do a full on check to where you're at the airport. And after this, it's going to go, there's going to be bomb sniffing dogs. There's going to be like all sorts of stuff there so at you know with with this stuff going down and then the super bowl which by the way i can't believe it's a little over a month i think what 38 days is the time flies man jeez dude time really flies bro it really flies yeah that's yeah man but again thoughts and prayers don't want to um you know understate how how heartbreaking and and

just gut-wrenching it is to hear that type of horrific news come out of of the situation and just again just positive thoughts and and prayers to to all the families impacted by what took place man it's just yeah just you know man yeah terrible terrible yeah it's just terrible man um so it is the hurt here on fox sports radio lauren errington jonas knocks in for calling coming up here in about 15 minutes from now he's one of the all-time greats he's pulled off an amazing feat in the world of football and the proof is in the numbers. We've got that for you in the next edition of the herd line news here again, 15 minutes from now. So we'll keep you posted on what's happening between Texas and Arizona State. It is under a minute

left to go in the first. Yeah, we did have a fake punt there. So Arizona State is pulling out all the stops to try and stay in this game and keep it competitive. Well, I mean, come on, Jonas, give them a if they get in right here, it's 1017. They're down by a touchdown. Hey, listen, I'm not forks up or horns up or horns down either way. I'm just, you know, I'm just saying whatever. Not horns. Dang. I'm just saying. There's no, you know. The devil horns. No, not that. No.

I mean. Oh, the big horns. Yeah. The big rig horns. That's what you're talking about. Jeez. That's what you is. That's going to be a new one right there. The horns, big horns, little horns. Medium horns. Big horn. You got problems, man.

No, I don't. No, I don't. Cannons. So, big horns. All right. Well, that being said, there is a couple of big rumors that are out there when it comes to the coaching searches in the NFL. So Mike Vrabel is obviously the big name out there.

He's the guy, especially with Belichick going on to North Carolina. Now whether or not Belichick and that very workable and doable buyout is impacted this early in the process. Can't imagine it would. But who knows. According to Tony Pauline, who's an NFL reporter, he says that Mike Vrable wants the Patriots gig. Like that is the job that he wants of all the jobs that are there. Now, Gerard Mayo currently has that gig. I was about to say that is.

that available day well here's here's why it wouldn't be that surprising gerard mayo has stepped in it multiple times this year and describing his team oh man like throttle down on him yeah and and then had to backtrack like you know he you know he's in training camp and he's saying yeah uh you know like drake may's outplayed jacobi percette like so why isn't he the starter like didn't make any like he just would openly say that and then he called his team soft at one point and then he there's just been multiple times that there's been questionable commentary from gerard mayo i find i find it hard to believe that robert craft would just go away from gerard mayo if he was the heir apparent to the guy that robert craft couldn't wait to get rid of and if if mike rable was available last year why didn't they just hire him last year right because he was available. Yeah, so that's why, like, that part of it doesn't make any sense. I agree.

And so. That's a great point, Jonas. And like, I just, and the only, the pushback on that would be, well, it was already announced that Gerard Mayo was going to be the guy. Okay, so if he's the heir apparent, then why would you move on from a year later? Like, unless it was just a complete disaster. And it's been awkward, but I don't think it's a complete disaster. Drake May does look like he can play a little bit.

Like, it does feel like, you know, there's some potential there. So, I mean, I, I don't. I wouldn't put too much stock into thinking that Vrable is holding out for the Patriots job. I think Gerard Mayo will be back. And I think Mike Vrable will weigh out and measure his. I think he has to be very careful and what his next decision is as head coach. You know, and that's something that has to be taken into serious, serious consideration. You know, and for what it's worth, that man's coaching career is basically on the line.

You know, there's not very many. I don't know the number, but it's not very many times that a head coach in the National Football League goes on to a third or fourth opportunity to coach a team. So I just, he's got to be careful in what he's doing, man, and what decision that he makes because this could, in essence, mark the last time. he has that opportunity to even be a head coach in the national football league. Yeah. It's, yeah, because, I mean, how many, you know, how many times do you get that third opportunity, unless, you know, Lovie Smith did, but that didn't exactly go well? Not at all.

That was short-lived. And how many times has he been talked about as being a head coach candidate since then? Not. Since Houston, right? Yeah. Gone. Like, gone forever because he knows it's gone forever. Who's going to hire you?

If you haven't been able to get it done and all those opportunities, why should somebody else? But that's why I have a weird feeling. Like I get this weird feeling on retrag coaches to begin with. I don't get that. If you're not a coach that has shown that you win Super Bowls, why do you get other opportunities to be a head coach? Keep trying to find the coach that's going to take a guy to take a team to the Super Bowl.

Keep moving on. Like, what are you, like, for the longest time, it's like, this coach gets fired, he goes over here. This coach got fired from there. He goes over here. This coach got fired over here. Go be an offense coordinator. Now he's a head coach again. This coach got fired over here.

Now go be a defense coordinator. Hey, be a defensive backs coach. Oh, he's a quarterback's coach. I don't get it. If you ain't led a team to the Super Bowl and you ain't showed that you can be a Super Bowl caliber coach, what are you getting more opportunities for? It doesn't make sense to me. You know, speaking of a Super Bowl winning coach,

the other name that could potentially pop up on some lists because apparently teams are kicking the tires on is John Gruden. That according to Tom Pelliserro, who said that, you know, some teams are doing their due diligence. They're kind of investigating and looking into whether or not John Gruden could be a possibility this time around. I mean, it did feel like he was having the Raiders

at least heading somewhat in the right direction. And then all of a sudden, you know, some e-mails came out and some not-so-nice things were said about certain people in the NFL and the next thing, you know, John Gruden was gone. But it does. I mean, what direction were they going in? Like, you said a great direction. Where was that team at when he, like, when all that happened?

Like, what was their record the year before? I believe they were three and two when he got clipped. And I think the year before, they were eight and eight. If I'm not mistaken, I believe they were eight. I'm not like, ain't nobody. Again, I'm a double down on what I just said. Like, yes, he did win a Super Bowl. Yes, he was a good coach at one point in time.

That man has been removed from the game for a little while now. Damn. He's been removed for a little while. Why aren't you looking for newer coaches? Like newer coaches. Damn. Like, let's do away with all these old head coaches, man. I'm sorry.

And I don't, I'm not trying to sound like, a hater. I'm just saying, if you're not, if you're not an Andy Reed, if you're not like a Sean Peyton who is like literally like was in the mix and was always in the mix to get these jobs and has has really shown that he can turn organizations around and turn them into a winner. If it's not like one of them guys, what are you kicking the tires around for on on these old retread coaches? Damn. I mean, that's how it is.

And broadcast, right? Like, some guys go from station to station. But at some point, you start to realize there's a reason why, if they're not a top, top ratings type of guy, there's a person, there's a reason why that mother lover lost their job. What are you talking about? Don't nobody care. Who are you talking? I ain't saying no names. I'm just speaking just in general about the industries.

Like, you ain't moving the needle. what are you kicking the tires around? Man, John Gruden ain't moving nobody's needle at this point in his career. Who are you talking to? He's talking to yo ass. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

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Damn, 8 million people saw us get clapped. That's a lot of people, man. That's a lot of people. By the way, I'll say this. there's going to be there are a lot of Colorado haters out there people that were rooting against Colorado at every turn want to get to

fail and not be a success. They're going to miss them next year because if it's not the same buzz and same energy, like that was one of the major talking points for at least a couple of years in college football was what Dion Sanders did in Boulder which is why, look, yeah, he didn't

win a national title there with those with his son and Travis Hunter on the team. But damn, that's been a success. Like as far as buzz, energy, excitement at Colorado, far as when we were growing up, Colorado football was a big deal. And it was in no man's land for decades until Dion and those guys got there. So awesome for them. You hit it right. Yeah, good for them. And, you know, the best days are ahead of them, you know, with Dion Sanders at the helm. Not behind them. This is nowhere near the beginning of the end for Colorado and

and Coach Prime. This is, he's just getting started, people. So just why. They might be better without, I hate to say it, without him having to worry about his kids, you know. So we'll see how it all goes. What else we got, Lee? Bella's Bryce James, the youngest son of LeBron,

has made his college decision. The shooting guard and three-star prospect took to social media and said 100% committed to the University of Arizona. How about that? They play basketball there. Yeah, they do. I actually hear that. one is legit.

It's two inches taller than than Brunny. What do you try to say the other one's not legit? Well, he's in the NBA. But he got drafted. He's legit. He's, he got drafted. He's legit. It just ain't as legit

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You got drafted. Maybe this one will really get drafted. Oh, God. Hard right hand by Arrington. Hey, you're wrong, man. Let that boy live, man. You're wrong. Let that young man live, man.

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I leak it, I guess. Yes, you can. Most votes for the pro, I'm going to say Caleb Williams. It's so funny. Damn. Damn. It's right. Well, the Swifties came in strong.

Travis Kelsey and maybe his worst year yet has garnered over 250,000 votes, beaten out Jimmy Gibbs for most votes. And they're all Swifties. And that's why you don't let fans have the power. That's exactly. They're all swifts. What a joke. Good. Good for you, Travis. Way to build your community. You did it the right way. That's just ridiculous. I mean, if it was up to them, the host of Double Dare would be, you know, the next guy to get a pro bowl mode. Sicken of this crap.

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