10/05/2022 – Best of 2 Pros and a Cup of Joe

Aaron Judge breaks the AL Record with his 62nd Home Run, but what would you do with the record setting ball? The Old P, Petros Papadakis talks about LA’s indifference to the Yankees, Giselle’s nose, Sean “McVape” and CFB. Plus, “Ho You Fat” steals the show on ICYMI.

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Speaker 1 (00:01):
It's the best of two pros and a couple of
Joe with Lamar Areas, Brady, Quinn and Jonas knocks on
Fox Sports Radio. Yeah yeah, throw them up. Burt throws up,

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Burt to give it to us. Come on, let's say it.
Come on, Leroy. Yeah, two pros. That's how y'all really
think it sounds. Huh, that's how y'all think. How's it sound.
I'm yeah gonna get me. Come on, Johnson, come on,

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and a cup of jail here on Fox Sports Radio.
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I don't you know. They might give him a pass.
Actually think they might give him a pass, you know.

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You don't have to set me up. I'm ready for it. Yeah,
it's better that way. Do it again, set him up?

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Which rack? What an a hole hung out to dry?
It's like me throwing he said it not. The scene
was always to try to catch Jonas off, like saying
its spontaneously. Now that's the thing. He's trying to make
it a bite. I mean, why not you always trying
to make things a bit, bro. It's just fun, man,

(02:37):
Just let it be man, all right. Lee's yeah, it's
a bit. Now that is a bit. Let's hear it.
Let's hear it a bit. Yeah, see his face. Honestly,
it don't reminds me of It reminds me of one
like you know, you're you're you're on the team, and

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like they bring it up all right, Lee, come break
it down, and you're like, oh, alright, guys on three,
I'm not saying that. So the big story to to
some people, the big story is the the Aaron Judge

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home run ball. He broke it last Yeah, he broke
it last night. Can you believe it? Now do we
have the John Sterling, John Sterling who was actually calling
the game. Now, the game was in Texas, so John
Sterling was nowhere close to Texas, I believe calling this game.
He was in a closet somewhere. You could see like
a box of ajax and a broom behind him, and

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he was calling this aeron Aaron Judge home run ball.
This sow it sounded. Here's the one one swung on.
There goes deep loved. It is high. That is far
come number sixty two to set the new American League records.
Aaron Judge hits a sixties second. All the Yankees out

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of the dugout to greet him. Zis is judgment day taste? Close? Yeah,
case close. There it is from the great John Sterling.
So we got an American League record. Aaron Judge hits
a home run ball. It's number sixty two. Now, there
was a guy who caught the ball. All right, Now
there was another guy who tried to catch the ball.
He was nowhere close and he jumped over the wall.

(04:26):
I don't know his condition. Definitely jumped over. I don't know,
he's not even close. We were actually closer to that
home run ball. I actually think John Sterling was he
was just one of games. I mean, he'll be forever
remembered as the guy just landed. He just landed. So
there he was, definitely, But yeah, so he's okay if

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he's not. Yeah, I don't want it to get hurt, man,
I don't want anybody to get hurt. Um. I mean,
you don't want him to get hurt. But you didn't,
you know, fill any type of way about it, one
way or the other. Well, fans have fallen and bad
things have happened, So I don't want him jumped. Yeah,
he definitely jumped. But you can't feel bad for somebody

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who jumped like I jumped. It was like, what was
the play? Was it Garrett Bowls of the Broncos who
was trying to run down that pick six against the
Raiders and the fumble? Oh yeah, it was a fumble
and they were returning it for a touchdown, and he
gave an effort and it was like he realized halfway
through jumping, I got no shot and kind of laid

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up a little bit. That's kind of what this fan
looked like that, you know, he just was nowhere close.
What do you think he gets fined? I don't know
about how much. Nuts usually little more than that. But
he'll get fine for like the half ast dive is
what he's gonna find, and they'll run it back for
the afight, But for like the half ast five that'll

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be run back and forth by whoever is controlling the clicker,
So they're gonna wear him out. That's in the team
meeting room. The hey coach is gonna wear him out
on that one. Yeah, Fauel Hacky might have some other
things after a win, definitely after a loss a little different.
All right, So let me ask you guys this. There's

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already been speculation that that ball was worth two million dollars.
What do you what would you guys one in return?
If you caught that ball two million dollars, you wouldn't
ask for more. I'd ask for more. I would I
would auction it off for charity. And here's why Because
I wouldn't see any value in it, but someone would,

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and someone would obviously pay a ton of money for it,
And so I'd rather go to a good cause because
I look at it and I'm just like, man, you
guys aren't hurting my take. I mean, I just I
can't unsee what I saw Barry Bonds do. And I
know it's an American League record, but I just don't
hold it in as high esteem. So that's what i'd do.

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I mean, in apparently the guy who caught this I
saw is wealthy. He runs some sort of company, and
so you know, I don't know that he necessarily needs
the money. That's some speculation need money if you sell
something of value. I mean, you could have a car
that you sell. You don't need the value of the car,
but you sell the car at the value you sell. Okay,

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let me ask you this, because bradies are our accountant here.
He's he knows everything about tax codes and how this
stuff all works. Let me ask you this, because it
was in Texas. He's getting all that money, right, is
he getting taxed on that? How does it work? I
mean if he lives in Texas and he sells it, Yeah,
but it doesn't matter where he caught the ball. Okay,
he doesn't. It depends on where his residents residents. It's

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where he's following his taxes. He's not. He's not like, oh,
I made this transaction the state of Texas, but I
live in New York and it's not working. He wasn't working.
He wasn't working. It could have been. It could have
been entertaining clients. Well, he wasn't working in the game.
I don't believe now, but he could have been working
in the in the game. I mean, who's who's the
same entertaining clients. I take that back, I could be

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ignorant to that entertaining clients in the outfit. I mean
he could have been. That could have I mean, what
would you try to sell tickets there and in the
area where the home run may go? I would That's smart,
could be a part of history. Smart. Okay. So somebody
comes to you and says, what would it take money
wise to get this ball off of you? I would say,

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what's the value of the ball, what's the what's the
lowest sandwich and a ham sandwich? I would bucks I
would go without the ham sandwich. I thought he was
gone somewhere else with that might heat up the ham sandwich,
my toasted toasted ham sandwich with with cheese on. It
is good that I take it back and play with
my girls in the backyard with the with the baseball.

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You imagine that. I mean, there's two million dollars, you know,
like to me, I'm gonna try and get Okay, what
outside of money would you take in return for the
If it wasn't money, what would you take in return
one of those T shirts they shoot out in the
T shirt you're soul. You so disrespectful to history. My god,

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this is just this is stunning. Um, I don't know.
I mean, ice cold beer. There's nothing better than that.
One of those games. You know what about come by
lifetime tickets, lifetime tickets, lifetime tickets sounds like a lot.
I mean, I'm gonna make sure that my kids and
my kids kids can wrap my coat tails to the gang.

(09:31):
I'm getting out. I'm getting lifetime tickets and at least
four And then this is a good example because then
your kid one day would sit there and they'd go, oh,
how do you see, Like, well, my dad once caught
a ball and yeah, but no i'm i'm, I'm super
good at doing this too, and like i've i've yep,
that's how like you're proving the points. But I love
proving your points. Actually, contrary to what you may believe,

(09:55):
I love proving your points. By the way, I'm fairly
certain I'll give this guy credit. He also did bring
a glove to the game. Because if you were over
the age of twelve and you bring a baseball up
to the game, the games anymore, you are a loser.
Everybody catches balls with their their bare hands. And these day,
if you're over twelve and you bring a baseball glove
of the game, you're just single. That's what you are.

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You're not there with any significant other. Okay, did he
have a glove? Did he really? Okay? He should be
that he should be arrested. Whoa WHOA hold on Roberto
the way you're responded to that, do you take a
glove to hell? No? Yeah, man, how do you a
trick beer? If you've got a glove? Exactly you got?

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You got priorities. Those are twenty four ounce of Modelos.
You're you're not doing? Would you rather have a tall
boy or rawlings in your hand? Kiss? My ask give
me a beer. Not bringing a glove to a game.
So he had a glove and he caught the ball,
all right, he should be You should be down in
between batters and hold your drink. Jail and six months

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probation for bringing a glove to the game. That he
caught the ball. The guy who jumped over the fence,
he didn't have a glove. That guy at balls, he
should ankles today either or als. Every time I see
stuff like that, I feel sympathy pains, and I don't
have sympathy for them. I just feel the pain of

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what it would in my mind of what that would
feel like. If I did that, my knee would explode.
I jumped up one time to show somebody I could
still grab the room, and I jumped and I got
up there, and then when I looked to drop, I
wouldn't drop. Somebody had to come grab my legs so
I could go, Oh, I've let alone jump. Somebody had

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to come grab Like you're holding the balloon, you're floating.
A while I was holding my daughter on the monkey ball.
Yes that's correct, Daddy, Come get me, Come get me,
you get me. I was out there holding on it.
That bad boy for Dare like, yeah, well close, it's
not that far. It's not that far now, but it
was far enough. I was scared to death. Look if

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you were Peter Dinklige, I can understand that. If I'm
Peter Dinkliche, I'm asked for a forklift. Somebody get me down, bro,
I'm not explore to death. To let go of that room,
somebody had to come to. A grown as man had
to come grab me by my legs so that I
could get down off of the room. Brady, that's what
your daughter does on the on the jungle gym Oh, yeah, happen.

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This happen this past week. She gets up there, she's
going She's like, I don't know if I could make it.
I'm like, all right, well here, I can't. You chopped out, daddy, Daddy,
keep grab me, come come grab me. I just keep going.
You're you're almost halfway there. Don't turn back, you don't
just go the other hand. That's exactly how I sound
it to come come grabs. You're right there, your feet

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it right there. I'm like, no, no, no, I'm like,
dat me. It's it's soft. Ploy You just dropped down there,
you know, You're not my dad, but I need you
to come grab it could be my dad for the moment.
Means thank you. That's just it's bone on bone, bro,

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Like I got microfractures, man, I ain't playing around with it.
I know what. I hit that joint before and it
was new. Don't want to feel that. I didn't want
to feel that. And I thought about it too. I
was like, should I do it. I'll unload, I'll swell
up the quads, I'll land, I'll do the little like
a little give with the little squat type like landing.

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Now too scared, Yeah, well there you go. So I'm
I'm I'm just kind of like kind of upset that
the dude and then the one dude who did it,
the one the one time he was like, yeah, I
used to play ball, you know I do things like
that all the time, right, Like, dude, like, do you

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know that was like jumping off of a high dive
with no water? What he did that? Yeah? No water
though he was hyped up like, hey, nothing happened. I
think he had one of those inflatable bears helmets on too,
and the uh oh yeah, listen, he could have been skiing.
He was definitely. He was definitely bumping, double fisting bears

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is all I'm gonna say. He was hitting the bathroom
four party I Hide the Powder Doughnut night at a
soldier field. Yeah, this is freaking awesome. That dude jumped
from the upper deck of again. Yeah got the ball
in landing. Yeah who does that day? He did needed

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that football? Good for him, he got it too, alright,
so listen to history. So congratulations to Aaron Judge and
the fan who caught the ball with a glove on
who should be in jail, and then the other fan
who fell out of the first row. So our condolences
to you. Be sure to catch live editions of Two
Pros and a Cup of Joe with Brady Quinn, LaVar

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Errington and Jonas No week days at six am Eastern
three am Pacific on Fox Sports Radio and the I
Heart Radio. Right now, we turn it over to the
great Petros Papa, because he is the co host of
the Petros and Money Show, which can be heard on Brady,
Where's that again? Iraq? No, No, the Am five seventy

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l A Sports. That's that's the other drop us, the
other drow Brady, I mean, my bad that's why, that's
why Jonas can't control the drop. All right, the blowtorch,
what is it? What's it called? What's up? What's it called?
AM five seventy, AM five seventy, l A Sports. What's
it called? The blowtorch? AM five seventy. He's also an

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analyst for Fox. He does their college football coverage. Petros
will do like fourteen games in a weekend. Doesn't bother him,
just lets it fly. Knows his college football and he's
always kind enough to join us here on fs are.
Good morning, Pee, what's happening? Good morning to everybody, Hello,
hello to you. We know this is obviously a difficult
task for you because you were up late tracking history

(16:06):
with Aaron Judge. Correct, I mean, just nothing but history there,
you know. I know it's a big deal, but it's
gone so far and they've become so invested, particularly ESPN,
that the bigger story about the feet is the coverage

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and the over coverage and then the argument that ensues.
But I'm pretty sure the home run record is what right?
So I mean we're short. It's like, you know what,
here's the deal. If it wasn't the Yankees, would we

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do it? No? If it was some guy on the
Twins that hit sixty two. Would anybody care? Yeah, I
mean there would be coverage, but it wouldn't be this
dizzying away from every college football game. But here's why
I'm I'm really honestly, I don't really care. I don't
go to New York often enough. I live here in

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l A. But I see mail box head New York
fans all the time. They're everywhere right and and you
wonder why they're not there, but they're everywhere else loving
the Yankees. And I get it, they're a global brand
and all that. But the play by play guy for
the Dodgers used to work for the Yankees on the radio,

(17:33):
Charlie Steiner, and he never stops with this, errand judge,
he never stops with the Yankees. He goes on and
on about the Yankees during Dodger broadcast, as if the
you know, two million Mexican dudes that are listening care
They don't, And he'll be like, and I mean to

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be the middle of nowhere, no context, down for to nothing,
to the Padres and a role and out in the Bronx.
There was another home run from Aaron Like then he
started calling play by play on the Aron Judge at

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bats during Dodger games and stuff, and he's done it
for years, and then this year there was this wild
excuse to do it, and I just I hate to
break it to you Dodger people, Dodger fans, l a
people don't care about the Yankees. You might as well
be Sri Lanka. I mean, I get it. They had

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a hard core rivalry with the Dodgers and the seventies
and early eighties and Tommy Lasorda versus Goose gotch Gossage
and but Jesus enough, but where were you Yankees? I
was working and I decided to ignore it in the moment,
didn't even report it. I mean, I get it. Barry

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Bonds had a giant head. I mean it looked like
a water tower. But so does Peyton Manning. Well, weren't
there some rumors surrounding Peyton Manning and some uh yeah,
some fertility drugs getting delivered, some of the ships getting
along like a porta potty, just like that. I mean,
I I've never done a drug that would help me. H. Well,

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you know what I'm saying, right, I've never done beneficial drugs.
And my head is my dad did. Uh, he took
some steroids. He told me when he was back in
the day when he was the Marine Corps. He took
some and I blame him from my big head. Now, yeah,
he psycled through there, dineu ball whatever he used to take.

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But even know, but he was ripping out five hundred,
six hundred pounds. You know, he used to have the
record for the for like push ups and all that stuff.
They test him. I used to have the record for
a while. But he was also absolutely gassed up. So
it's chocolate Day Good brand. They weren't testing. Who cares
they want a big steroid argument. I'm just saying, you know,

(20:07):
there's such a thing as over saturation coverage. And ESPN
does a great job of acting like they own a story,
like taking ownership completely. If something that really has nothing
to do with them, well then put that on Tom Brady.
Let's let's let's say what God in between Tom and
Giselle is what happened? You know, in as Greeks, when

(20:33):
we get married in the Greek Orthodox Church, and maybe
you've seen a ceremony like this, they give us crowns,
two crowns, and then the crowns which are you know,
just little wreath are connected by a ribbon and when
I die, my wife has to cut that ribbon and
bury me with my crown. But she can cut the

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ribbon with her nose right now? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
I'm confused. Yeah, I'm confused. And you don't need to
be dead. I don't know, I don't know what. They're
not Orthodox and she's a Brazilian. I don't know. If

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there's a Brazilian Orthodox there probably is. Uh. Well, no,
they're Portuguese and Catholic. Then so is there too much
coverage of that? Do you think? I feel like there's
too much coverage of it. But it's a celebrity couple,
you know. That's that. It's not like it's not like
Patrick certain and his wife and he's like, oh my god,
where's she at. She's not at home, you know, you know,

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or something like. That's just not uh most of the NFL.
And this is kind of one of the issues with
the NFL and why players in the NFL have an
issue in their union and they've fought and fought and
fought for some kind of coverage for years and years,
but maybe even more of the NFL is faceless, right,

(22:12):
it's just a bunch of dudes and helmets to the
people that are watching. The only guys that are recognizable.
Or Aaron Rodgers, who's becoming like some kind of weird
Osh Tonga freak. And then uh Tom Brady, who's obviously
done a deal with And the one thing I'll say
about Brady is we're talking about steroids and all that.

(22:32):
His head is like pebble sized. It's not gotten that
much bigger. Like he's closer to beetle juice and bonds,
like taking stuff that's making his head shrink. What what
would that be? He can go down to the Amazon
and get some kind of head shreek ma. That's all
that p protein he's putting in his TV twelve stuff.

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Petro's So these guys thought I was crazy when I
brought this up yesterday. What is Sean mcveigh's nickname mc vape?
You guys didn't see him vapeing at the parade? Dude,
he vaped so hard? Are you being serious? No? Of
course I am make that up. Joke around about a

(23:18):
lot of stuff, but I would never joke around about
you used to tell me someone else used to rip
darts before they'd call games. And I was like, he
admitted that on the radio yesterday or the other day. McVeigh. No, Joel,
I've never heard that. I asked him straight to his face,
and he said he's never done that. To listen to

(23:38):
the radio show. He said it yesterday. I don't know
last week. I got a bone to pick, I asked
him after you told him that. He was like, no,
He's like, I don't do that. He said he smoked
a cigarette super hard because of his nerves and uh,
Louisiana tech. So Joel Clatt was hitting a lung dart

(23:59):
right before he one on the air in Rustin. Oh Man, Hey,
that's what you doing. But as far as mc vape goes,
you know, that rams parade is a lot like like,
do you have a friend who you think is super
classy and super cool and gonna be awesome and you
show up at their house and they hand you a

(24:19):
white claw? That was That was kind of like the
rams Parade, right, like all these freaks and weirdos showed up.
Almost no one was there, but the media sat there
and acted like it was a big deal. Matt Stafford
revealed himself as almost a complete and unredeemable a hole
when that woman fell off the stage, Yeah, he said

(24:41):
f that and then walked away. And mc vape is
sitting there ripping vapes, looking like puff the Magic Dragon
less Needs, wearing a shirt with the F word on it.
What's a little kids walking around? I mean they it's
like going to it's it's it's really like going to
someone's party and like, oh my god, this guy a
psycho in any drinks? What a weirdo? Like? That's was

(25:03):
the Rams parade. It was a real turn off. There's
such a likable team, though I don't get likable. Somebody
went up there like swearing out of their mind like that.
I forget what game you called, but I was listening
to you. What what who did you call? The Big
I forget which game I called, but I was also

(25:24):
listening to myself, what was it? Which one? You tell me?
The Big One? On Saturday? Oregon Stanford and then I
like the Boise San Diego on Friday too. I was
listening to the Oregon Stanford One. What what was your
takeaway from from the game, Like how you feel about
the Pack the Pack twelve? Well, I mean I think

(25:46):
that it's you like it usually is pretty competitive, and
they're gonna cannibalize each other like it usually is. Somebody's
gonna beat USC. Utah is getting beat up. But they're
probably the best team. Even though Keithy the tight end
is out. Washington came back down to Earth because the
quarterback didn't settle down and by the time he did,

(26:08):
U c. L a Was playing way too well. Zack
Charbonnet's their best player. Oregon looks like Oregon, even though
their coach has nothing to do with Oregon. Uh. They
run around and make plays defensively with an attacking style.
They have a lot of good offensive weapons. Bo Nicks
used his legs and just carved up Stanford. Stanford should

(26:31):
be better than they are, but it seems like they've
kind of come back to about him at all. No,
I mean they, it's they. They are the Stanford of
my youth, Brady. I mean, we remember that John Elway
never played in a bowl game. I mean it's Ty
Willingham's Stanford team or I don't know if that's a

(26:52):
name that upsets you or Uh. He had a lot
of success versus USC back in those days. Didn't sure
he took Stanford the Rose Bowl in two thousand one,
which was a modern miracle, but success for them back
then was seven eight wins, nine wins. Maybe that's Stanford
football for decades and decades. We've watched the last sixteen

(27:16):
whatever years with Jim Harbaugh, David Shaw and the key
to it all, I guess Mike Bloomgrin, who was the
guy who brought all that physicality and that power football
to a certain degree, and he's now at Rice as
the head coach. So well, yeah, but whatever is going
on at Stanford, it's like they run these r P
O looks and they can't hold the edge and the

(27:37):
guy gets sacked. He's not mobile, so and they keep
doing it over and over again. But I just think
I think Stanford is more you know, they don't do
n I L stuff. Really, no one can transfer in.
Their very few guys transfer out, so they just are
kind of a preserved body, like flattim or Lennon laying

(28:00):
in the Kremlin. The reason why it brings up is
because I don't know that some of the firings were
that surprising, but like Paul Chris, it seemed like it
was a bit surprising given his weird stuff, you know,
this better than I do with your Midwest weirdness. Uh,
it's a little bit on a smaller level, it's I'm

(28:22):
sorry I lost myself there. On a smaller level, Brady,
it's a lot like Nevada. It's like if you coach
at Nevada, Chris Ault is still alive and he's on
top of it. And it's the same at Wisconsin with Alvarez.
I mean, they're all the girl all yeah, they're working
for him to a certain degree, and it makes the

(28:43):
job more attractive for some real Wisconsin type guys, like
I think you've been up there and done games. Leonard's
probably the guy, right if they follow their pattern and uh,
after a while, these guys get tired of Barry, or
Barry gets tired of them, or the performance Wayne's and
they just move on to the next Wisconsin guy. So

(29:04):
in the context of and you know, guys like Gary
Anderson who ended up having a lot of problems in
a lot of places, you know, they'll clap their hands
and be like, all right, that's it, I'm out of here,
you know. And it happens. I think because there's a
guy who's like a Darth Vader shadow over the program
for better or for worse. You know, that's their identity.

(29:25):
So I guess that's why it didn't surprise me. There's
been some coordinator firings in the Mountain West. We saw
Scott Frost get fired. And it seems like this four
game barrier right now for players and coaches is kind
of interesting. It's sort of a new symptom of modern

(29:47):
times in college football. Guys will just transfer out after
four games so they can get the year back. And
we've seen a lot of guys do that in the
last couple of weeks on teams that are strug ling,
and it's kind of interesting. It's like an exodus movement
of job people. All right, let's see what you did that? Uh?

(30:11):
Petros Papa Degus. He is the co host of the
Petros and Money showing a five seventy l A Sports.
He is the Fox college football analysts who you got
this weekend? P How many games? Which one? I have?
Two games? Quite possibly the least interesting games to you
guys in the history of my career. Don't that you
don't know where, Petros? We have the J Norvel Blood

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Bowl Colorado. That's why transferring in the Mountain West is
front of mine. Colorado State at Nevada. It's Colorado State
at the worst team of the country. It looks like it.
I mean they run an air raid and they can't score,
so they can't. I mean that's tough problem, you know

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what I mean. Teams, I mean they'll beat somebody. You know,
teams develop And obviously North l North all knows what
he's doing in that conference and and they're in a
building process. But I think their quarterback got hurt and
they're just I'm gonna talk to him today, so I
hope they listen. And uh yeah. Then on Saturday night,
I have Fresno who just lost a Yukon and has

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like twenty guys hurt. The quarterbacks out at Boise who
found their identity in the second half of the of
the game against Block Meyer's gone, and they have a
dude that looks like Vince Young and he wears number
ten and he runs on the edge like a freaking animal.
Taylor Green from Texas. That's right, Yeahoise, just one last

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one from me before I'm finished. Uh your boy, La
Garrett he revisited the Boise State. I saw La Garrett
Blunt get angry. Yeah, was that a few youth youth
game they had pads. I'm not sure. Yeah, you know,
what's your take on that? We had an is you
here in southern California? A fight after a game at

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a private Bishop Ahmont or Eric b Yeah, I see
all of it and I had to comment on it
and all the people involved. You don't want to direct
message me on Twitter? H Yeah, you know there was.
There was Actually the next day, there was a Pasadena
team that was playing another team and a coach gust

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shot three times. It wasn't and we all saw what
happened with the Talibs in Texas, you know that, which
is tragic and stupid. I mean, look at overall, I
think it's very important obviously for coaches to control themselves
because if a coach, I mean, and the football is
an emotional game and in a perfect world, obviously we

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wouldn't be playing it because of the violence and the
wrecking of the bodies and blah blah blah and oh
my god, concussions. But hey, when's the next game start? God,
everybody's such a hypocrite, But a coach has a deep
responsibility to control themselves because if you see a coach
get riled up and start talking ass to the opposing

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coach or opposing player or anything. You saw it in
the in the Rutgers Ohio State game. Once the coaches
start talking, it's over. Every The players are gonna go
buck wild, because that is the only thing that is
holding the players back is the coaches and their ability
to discipline guys and keep everybody in line and show poise.

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So when we have coaches lose it, we have utter
chaos and it's bad or who wins in that fight.
I've got my money on Shianna. Yeah. To me, if
you lock every big tent coach in a room and
only one guy's coming out, it's Sana. Oh no, path Fitzgerald,

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I don't know. He's had a bad leg. I think
Siano sweeps the legs. He's the only man surviving from
the Pack twelve. I'm thinking now the Pack twelve, who
would be the patch wolve? Dickert's pretty tough guy. What
do you mean winning? Yeah, it's kind of stacked and jacked. Yeh,

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stacting jack Yeah, and he's a gel. He's a serious dude.
Did I ever tell you the swimming goggles story? Can
you do it? Quickly because we're up against it. Yeah,
one time we had a meeting with Kyle Whittingham and he,
I mean, he doesn't crack a smile. He's very serious.
And on his way out, you know, he had his
swimming gear on because he was gonna little swimming, and
he had goggles around his neck and he turned at

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the doorway and he said, when you're swimming, it's important
to wear goggles to protect your eyes. And then he
walked out. He is Petros, Papagis. Get him on Twitter
at the old p Petros. We appreciate it. We'll do
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in the G League ignite, but it was another player
who stole the show. That player being Steve. How you fat? Well,
if you don't believe how do you spell with fat?
With dashes? Last name no dashes, h O space, y
o U bass And Steve has an extra e in it,

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which I think is kind of cool too. So Steve,
ho you fat? Now if you don't believe me? There
sound Take a listen. Robbing Basel, Oh you fat? Yes,
said I don't want to tweet from anybody. That's an
amazing name. Can we play it again? Please? Please? One

(36:53):
more time? Robbing basselin, Oh you fat? With as I
just said that I don't want to tweet from anybody that.
On a second, was that like did he like like
change his name? Deliberately, like there's got to be a backstory.

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And I think he's what like thirty four, thirty five
years old. He's been planer in Ashley for a while
and we've never heard of this guy, thirty four year
old frenchman. All right, Brady Quinn, you're you're in the booth.
Hold on, let's just back up for a second. Yeah,

(37:38):
they didn't see that coming. Okay, you're in the sound,
you know, all right, you guys like or you know whatever,
you guys have called games before. You're in the booth
and the moment comes, are you going to be able
to get his name out without laughing? I would be
the ultimate professional, you fat. I would try to say

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it very quickly, Steve. I would try to get through it.
I would try to not sound French. You have that.
I just try to get through it as quickly as possible,
because if I if I say it like the way
it's spelled like he just did, I just don't know
how I would be able to do it without. Letty know,

(38:25):
many people who are French, like their names are always
sounds so like you know, light like French, yeah French, Yeah,
like grip upon. You know, it's like yeah, yeah, right,
right right, But they sound like that French pet meet

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my French buddy, Steve, how you fat? By the way,
that's gonna be the highest selling jersey anywhere in that league. Yeah,
oh Halloween, I don't care where it is, somebody's that
jersey is gonna be flying off the ship. Remember he
hate me in the in the XFL like people love
those nicknames on the back of the jersey, the rod Smart,

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he hate me. I'm telling you, Steve, how you fat? Jersey's? Jeez?
Did that get on the air? Is that on the air?
The uh uh? What a dirt bag? Believe Dirpy? What

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did Lizzo? Do you know? S minding your own business here?
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