Ty Simpson Talks Staying at Alabama, Proving Himself & Getting Revenge on Oklahoma | Bussin’ - Bussin' With The Boys

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Speaker 3 (00:46):
Welcome to another episode of Busting with the Boys. I'm
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Speaker 7 (02:28):
Wow, what a time to be alive man. Christmas season.
Holiday season, boys, we're all putting on a couple extra LB's.
We're going a pinky swear to start our New Year's resolution,
the same way we do every single year on Jan one,
talking about get Jack to die try. I'm telling you
this year it's changing this year coming up.

Speaker 3 (02:43):
I'm not every year.

Speaker 7 (02:44):
I'm just letting you guys know, look at me. I'm
sick and tired. I'm being sick and fucking tired about
this situation. It changes in twenty six, but for now,
we we enjoy, we get more gout. Now weekend, let's
go with little appetizer. What's here? Quickly about how will confidence?
Weekend went right? Flies up to New York. Family's there.

(03:06):
I got put on rue duty on the plane. By
the way, we had an outstanding time, the two of us,
outstanding time. But Will, how was your trip New York? Buddy?

Speaker 3 (03:15):
The trip to New York was fun. The highs were highs,
the lows were lows. The chaos was chaos. I would say,
holding your laughter. I would say as a as a
man who grew up in Middle America, and I would
I would say that I'm more introverted than extroverted. But

(03:37):
I would say that the biggest sacrifice a father could
make if you come from that cloth. The biggest sacrifice
you could make is doing Christmas in New York with
your family in the hotel room. Again, the moments that
were there where I'm sitting back and I'm more as
the as the dad happy to see my girls happy,

(03:57):
like hey, let's go do this, let's go do that,
let's hit all the things in New York. It was phenomenal.
If you're into that vibe and you love the Christmas
spirit and you want to visit New York, I would
encourage and recommend a trip to New York. But when
the chaos hits and the chaos ensues, those are the
moments where I'm just like God, I wish i could
just be watching some ball on the couch. I quickly

(04:18):
try to stop myself and say, hey, these are the
years where it's about making memories with the kids, and
that's what we're doing. And in the chaos, the spirit,
it's about the chaos. It's about the chaos in those
moments where you have to embrace the suck. But overall,
that is my opinion on our trip to New York.
Had a lot of fun, had a lot of high moments,

(04:40):
but again the Lows when they struck they felt like lows.

Speaker 7 (04:44):
Bad photo I'm looking at right there on that screen
looks a little manufactured to me.

Speaker 4 (04:48):
No.

Speaker 3 (04:48):
I had a couple where I'm staying there smiling and
then I'm like, let me embrace this one first.

Speaker 7 (04:52):
Okay, so not manufacturer.

Speaker 3 (04:54):
But seeing the tree like that one's in home alone?
What is that tree called the New York like the
Coco Fella? Try the Rockefeller Center, Like that's a vibe.
There's just a I'm not like there's billions of people,
So that's just not like my vibe. In my style.
I'm sitting here looking around seeing all the places that
I see in movies and a home alone and everything else,
thinking this is sick. We did the little horse ride.

(05:15):
We're sitting on the back of the carriage going around
Central Park. Our hotel was right there by Central Park.
We hit the Rockefeller with the FAO or the FOA
Toy Center, like those moments were like unbelievable. But again,
just in total my vibe what I'm cut from, it's
just I'm in I'm doing uncomfortable things, but I know
that that makes me better because I'm testing my boundaries

(05:37):
and my wife gets me out of the house to
do things like this.

Speaker 1 (05:39):
Yeah, we'll be back.

Speaker 7 (05:42):
Oh he'll be back. I can tell you that.

Speaker 3 (05:45):
I'll probably be back. Not from my own desire of
wanting to go back, from your own selflessness, from my
own selflessness there you go, JP, Yeah, from my own self.

Speaker 7 (05:57):
Good husband all around them.

Speaker 3 (05:59):
Yeah, Papa team six out there. That is the biggest
sacrifice you can make. There are gonna be times where
it sucks and you don't want to be there, but
you have to embrace the suck man. Because when Scotty
was running all over the restaurant we were doing breakfast,
we just couldn't keep but we couldn't keep them both
kind of we couldn't play defense very well. Charlee just
looks at me. She's like, Hey, we're in the chaos
right now, but this is this is Christmas at times

(06:20):
like these are the moments you have to We're in
the memory making business. We're making memories even though it
sucks right now.

Speaker 1 (06:26):
Yeah, like really, because if we were at home, I
don't think this would be happening.

Speaker 3 (06:31):
I don't know if you I don't know if you
guys can see back there, like that's a battle wound.
Let me see, that's a battle room from Scotty just
trying to get her. No, not a hickey. This is
Scotty grabbing my neck. She got her fingers in my
nose like we're fighting at times when I'm trying to
change your diaper. And again it's not I'm not on
a high. It's not a high like changing table. We're

(06:52):
we're on the bed. So I got it. I'm tapping
into the low back mobility where I'm struggling at times,
I'm just like Scotty. You have to stand still or
you have to stay selling like hold in her legs.
She's gripping me, she's scratching me. She's got some fight
in or Scott'szilla's got some fight in or So you
know it didn't come without a cost. That's all I'm saying.

Speaker 7 (07:10):
These are the moments where you look back and when
your kids are teenagers and like they have this delusion
of you don't care about me all this stuff, and
you will think back it. Do you not remember twenty
twenty five Christmas?

Speaker 3 (07:20):
Yeah?

Speaker 7 (07:20):
Because I got videos photo while out here, I'm gonna
show you exactly why I'm a good ass dad.

Speaker 1 (07:24):
Yeah, asking will how is New York? He's like, oh man,
it was great.

Speaker 3 (07:28):
Yeah, got some scars, got some battle wounds, but it
was fun.

Speaker 7 (07:32):
The little looking little sky little he's just ready, she said,
my dad, if he even comes close. Yeah, taking some
Well listen, good news about New York. The highs were
high and the chaos was chaos. Yeah, that's exactly how
I would say. Our trip to uh, Oklahoma and Texas,
A and m was Hey.

Speaker 3 (07:47):
I got a message from Taylor saying like, hey, brother,
be happy that you're out there doing Christmas in New York.
I was like, I just put oh, was everything okay?
And he's like, too much to talk about. I'll tell
you them.

Speaker 7 (07:56):
I'll fulfill you when I see you next. But yeah, dude,
first off, great weekend. Let's just give it that. The
last vlog of twenty twenty five is in the books.
Brett came with us. He was just a such a
unique fatherly personality that came with us. Every time we
get out of the car, he's like, uh, wallets and whatever,
Waltson keys or we've got Walton keys. With all this,

(08:17):
He's made a joke three times about the first night
I was gonna have a six am wake up call
to the point we're all thinking, this motherfucker really called
Mike call us at six am to wake us up.
So it was dude, it was awesome to have Brett
and just like did a little bit of difference of
him like being involved everything. I felt terrible for him
at the end of the trip. We'll get there when
we get there, and Boyce, for real, I know this

(08:38):
is Will and I on a podcast, but you guys
feel free to jump in for those that were there
for this trip at any point if I'm missing anything.
So the trip starts off like this. We obviously know
that the College Football Playoff they're in charge of the
credentials for the for the first weekend of culture Ball.
So these schools are like, yeah, we can get you in,
but really it's the Cultureable Playoff that has the last
hey you can, you can you can have these guys

(08:59):
credits that they're not credential There's a lot of moving
pieces that clump can get way more to the weeds
about we end up getting credentialed to be on the
field for Oklahoma and for Texas A and M in
their first playoff games. We head over to Oklahoma, the
boys are fired up. We have a nice drive over.
Our driver was incredible. We had this whole argument. We're
volving around Timothy Shallowmey and Denzel Washington and will will Smith.

(09:23):
We get into the stadium beaut beautiful. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
we get profiled in our uber. We had Weezer playing
immediately when we got in there. That was a little crazy,
but it is what it is. Sometimes you just got
to keep it rolling no matter what, because we're guys
that deal with adversity. We get to Oklahoma, you're popping
out there. It's a nighttime. You're only getting the small

(09:45):
little like what is what is Oklahoma? Norman Oklahoma? All about?
Stadium in the outside of it was absolutely beautiful. It
looks like a cathedral just across the street or some
dorms that you're like, man, I can't. That's probably an
incredible view to wake up every single day, go to
class and see these boys love ball and they love
the fall. And here we are in December, walk into
the stadium, zero issues. Go down on the field. I

(10:07):
see a couple guys we know we tap them up.
Ty Simpson gives us a little bit of love. A
couple of the boys from ESPNA there, Kirkie herb Street
is there, Murray Kyler, Murray DAPs us up. We see
Urban Meyer. I'm over there being like I walk up
to him and go Ley, I heard you're considering the
Michigan job, and we both laugh because we both know
there's not a fucking chance in hell he's going to
be the head coach for Michigan. So everything's going about

(10:30):
as well as you can possibly go. The light show
takes place. I'm in the middle of a conversation the
boys were, I'm assuming a little bit underwhelmed by the
light show.

Speaker 1 (10:37):
It just lacked the like the beat drop moment. Yeah,
it was amazing, it was building, it was building, and
then it never hit. Yeah, so there's a lot of
meat left on the bone.

Speaker 2 (10:46):
And Bouncer, your favorite guy.

Speaker 7 (10:48):
He pissed me off. He was in there and honestly
bless as hard as they would say in the South,
like this dude was doing his absolute best to keep
these Oklahoma fans engaged. But it definitely felt like, hey,
this is the first playoff game in Oklahoma history. Like,
I don't think there needs to be a whole lot
for you to have to say to keep these fans
into it. But he was getting on that mic every

(11:10):
every break, every transition, every time out, every punt. He's
like getting the crowd hype and I'm getting the player
like less is more, brother less is more. Anyway, all
good teams come out. And apparently there was a situation
with JP. I was watching the game or something. I
was I was near you, not next to you when
this took place, So I'll let you speak on that.

Speaker 1 (11:30):
Yeah, y'all know how it is. When we're on the field,
we just grab some game footage, get some reactions to
go in the vlog. Never been a problem before.

Speaker 3 (11:37):
It's showing the atmosphere and that's the number one thing
we're trying to do is show people how loud the
stadium is.

Speaker 1 (11:44):
And it was. I mean, they were rocking. And then
a guy comes over and he's like, hey, who are
you with. We're with ESPN. Oh, well you don't have
rights to film this game. Only the broadcast people have
rights to it. I was like, oh, this is kind
of like what we are paid to do. It was
film some of the game, get reaction, show off stadium.
Well that's not allowed here. You need to put that

(12:05):
camera away. I'm like, all right, no worries. I have
an iPhone seventeen, so that.

Speaker 3 (12:14):
Sounds a little aggressive, little aggressive.

Speaker 1 (12:16):
Aggressive, the very like stern talk down on you tone,
which was but you know, didn't talk back to him, complied,
we'll figure it out. We always adapt and we make
the most of it, and that's exactly what we did.

Speaker 7 (12:28):
It was so much of a non factor at this
point in the game. I see JP on his phone.
I'm like, bro, why aren't you using the camera? He's like,
some guys that I couldn't use it. That's literally all
I knew about that situation at the time. It is just, Hey,
the guys that I couldn't do it, let me use
his iPhone seventeen, which I think we're finding out might
be the best camera in the world. Crazy, some of
the things you were able to pull off so that happens.

(12:50):
We're watching the game, we're all so into it. Cole
Kublic keeps coming up to me between every single break
talking about the offensive lines breaking down. Here's why you
got a guy thinking we're talking. It's a lot of fun.
But that wind chill was a nasty motherfucker on us.
It was It was aggressive.

Speaker 2 (13:06):
Forty nine degrees on the weather app. But because it
was fifteen to twenty miles chills, it felt like thirty
on the app is what it said, and it truly
did feel like it was below freezing. There's videos you'll
see in the vlog of the flags. You have all
these flags that line the stadium, and they did not
for one second the whole game. Did they not are
appointing the direction the wind's going. It was we got

(13:26):
lucky being on the field, Yeah, because I feel for
those people who are up in the top deck they
were probably getting eating halted. Yeah, because it had to
be a lot colder.

Speaker 7 (13:33):
Yeah, it was. It was freezing. So we start to
get towards, uh, the halftime, and boys are starting to
get hungry. Jared's been mentioning a couple of things about
wanting to snacky. I'm like, duded. He kind of just
kind of showed up, did he not? Like he he
was the first guy. Oh we're not gonna eat, there's
no food, Like JP kind of just invited you on
this trip. You gotta fall back a little bit, like
sometimes we don't get to eat till lake go ahead.

Speaker 1 (13:55):
That's what Brett he probably like tass me on the
shoulder during the game, he goes, so you guys grabbed dinner.
I was like, oh, you know, sometimes we don't really
get it, but we'll go to the press box and
grab something.

Speaker 7 (14:06):
Right because yeah, if you're ever in a pinch, the
last thing we want to do is kind of like
go to the concession stand because things can get a
little hairy. Photos you get draped over a little bit, which
is great, we love it, but sometimes we're trying to operate.
So we go halftime happens. We go up to I
think at least half a dozen people staff members asking hey,
we've got this press this press pass, where do we

(14:29):
need to go to like kind of warm up, grab
a bite real quick.

Speaker 3 (14:32):
And where does this credential get us.

Speaker 7 (14:33):
There's a point where we go up a flight of stairs.
Realize that's the place. We go down the flight of stairs,
we go to one set of elevators. Those aren't the
set of elevators. We end up in the middle of
the of the concourse area where the elevators go up
to the media and there's a door closing. We sprint
to the door and just boom hit it out and
I'm like, hey, sorry about that we're going up to six.

(14:55):
Now this is where my brain gets a little foggy.
But I remember us, our group getting in the elevator.
There was a gentleman to our right that I did
not know who had a quarter zip Oklahoma sweater on
a girl, a man, and then a lady who's handling
the elevator. Am I correct and saying all that at.

Speaker 2 (15:11):
This points, but yes.

Speaker 7 (15:13):
Two elevator attendants, two people that were not quarter zip
our crew, were like, hey, we're headed towards someone said
to go to six. We have the credentials. This guy
says to us six is only for local riders and TV.
We say we're with ESPN. He doesn't say it to us.
He says under his breath, there's no place here for ESPN.

(15:36):
And it's kind of like one.

Speaker 3 (15:37):
Of those things.

Speaker 2 (15:38):
He got very weird for. He got tight for a minute,
everywhere puckered up like okay.

Speaker 7 (15:45):
Yeah, And the two people who are not in our
crew but also in the elevator, they're feeling the tension
as well. Elevator only goes up to the sixth floor,
opens up, and this guy storms out, and we kind
of like this is the floor we were told to
go to, but I think we're just not going to
go to this floor. So they're like, hey, take us
down to the five.

Speaker 3 (16:02):
I shouldn't get off.

Speaker 7 (16:03):
Yeah, it feels like we shouldn't take us out. We'll
go down to five because at the end of the day,
we're just thinking, get warm, grab a bite. We have credentials.

Speaker 2 (16:10):
It's twenty minutes.

Speaker 7 (16:11):
We're not trying to be disrespectful. This is kind of
how everybody has operated every other place we've ever been,
so we think this is kind of how things roll.

Speaker 3 (16:19):
Every school's kind of rolled it out for Yeah, we go,
we go to we have the.

Speaker 7 (16:22):
Fifth floor, realize there's no food there. We get back
in the elevator and the elevator attendant is like, what
are you guys trying to do? We're like, oh, we're
trying to get food. We're just really trying to warm
up and get food. She goes, that's on six. They
have Jimmy. They just about Jimmy Jones up there, like
that's where you guys need to go, and we're like
you sure. It's like yes, tasas to six. Takes us
a minute to get there because we end up doctor
seussing it going down to get back up. We get

(16:44):
to six, we see a couple of people. We're wapping
up some local riders and stuff like that. Everyone's being
pretty cool. There's no food, so we're like, I guess
we're just getting warm and we're gonna whenever we get
to Texas or on the way to the airport, will
grab some food. All of a sudden, hot dogs start
rolling through Beamon's eyes. They're that big. We start walking
over and there's a line. This line's curling where Zigzag

(17:05):
gonna like it. We're not in the fast past for
Disney World. We're sitting there, we're waiting. We're talking with
with everybody else with the local writers. Get our hot dogs.
Demon snags two. That's probably the worst thing we did
the whole weekend. Vehem probably shouldn't have grabbed two hot dogs.
So we will concede to that dude. We we get
the hot dogs. Demon scarfs a hot dog down so fat.

(17:26):
He didn't put ketch of a mustard. He raw dogs
this dog and we're kind of giving him a hard time.
We're all kind of laughing about it. I get to
the ketch of a mustard, fill my little get my
little hot dog together. I'm a biting half into this thing.
I'm starting to warm up. My belly is starting to
feel a little full. This quarter zip guy walks up
to me and verbally brings the fingers over. It doesn't
poke the chest, but you say, he's he's about ready

(17:48):
to put some hands on hands and he's I thought,
I told you, guys, I already talked to your buddy
here about his camera. I told you guys in the
elevator you're not allowed on six, and here you are
eating a hot dog. I'm gonna kindly ask you to
leave one, very kindly. Jared's got a hot dog. Really,
this is real.

Speaker 2 (18:07):
It's very quiet in there too. It is so like
everyone around us is watching and seeing this happen in
real time.

Speaker 7 (18:13):
Yeah. My personality, as you guys know nine times out
of ten, is let me get a little verbal, like
like not like fighting, but like chirpy with this guy
makes him, yeah, a little passive, something like get it
under his skin. And then big boy and me. He
did it on the elevator too, And I'm just like,
I didn't want the elevator.

Speaker 3 (18:34):
You guys aren't allowed to go.

Speaker 7 (18:35):
He said, you guys are all out of six at
this point. This guy's got no credentials on him. I
think maybe this is a local writer who just hates
bustling with the boys, like doesn't like kind of like
the comedy scene. We haven't been in the game long
enough to be as like big as we. I don't
have no idea.

Speaker 2 (18:48):
Everyone in the elevator too before we came back up
the second time. Once he got off, immediately was like
that was really weird. And they're like that, what what
was going on? And we're like, we don't.

Speaker 7 (18:59):
Know because there was people on the elevator with us.
We're also like, we're supposed to go up to six two,
but we kind of they didn't go as well. So
this guy kind of bodies me. I fall back. I
don't see a wordom Jared keeps the hot dog in
his mouth the entire time the guy's talking to us.
So we're just like dumbfounded. How this dude just kind
of came out in front of all these people, never

(19:19):
introduced himself, never introduced him. You never say anything. I
take my hot dog, three quarters of a hot dog,
I throw it in the trash. We don't say a word.
It's all I had, bro, It's all I had other
than just like complete confidence.

Speaker 2 (19:31):
You missed the trash can on the rapper, which at
first I thought Taylor threw the hot dog and just
missed the trash can.

Speaker 7 (19:38):
Could you imagine miss And then I'm like, yeah, looking
up the hot dog and then I put in the duction. Yeah,
hot dog hits the rapper, kind of floats and does
this little thing down to the ground. We go to
the elevator and we're kind of the elevator is taking
forever and he's hovering, and I'm thinking, we gotta find
out who this guy is. Like he's kind of becoming

(19:59):
a me at this point, Like I didn't even know
I had to follow this man for the rest of
his life and see what he's up to. We end
up not even not even doing it. This guy is
the most unapproachable human being I've ever kind of came across.
In a while, we get on the elevator. Who's on
the elevator. The two people from the original elevator ride
with this guy and they're like, you kicked out too.
We're like, yes, go down, And that was essentially that

(20:22):
situation the rest of the trip. The rest of the
Oklahoma game was awesome. We go back on the field
fourth quarter, hits the guy that's in the military. It's like, hey,
it's gonna be fifty cent. We're like, yeah, that'd be hilarious.
All of a sudden, legit fifty cents fifty feet away
from us, and we're like, how do we meet this guy? Like,
how do we go up and shake his hand? My brother,
you're the greatest troll to ever live on the face

(20:44):
of the earth. Ends up not happening. I did walk
up to the thing. I'm like, hey, I love to
meet fifty and they're like, you were not with this crew.
You can't come in here, like all good security guys, right, yeah, yeah,
there's no place for ESPN here. Yeah yeah yeah. So
we leave Eve probably five minutes that's in the fourth
because the game is so good. Yeah, We're like, we'll

(21:05):
stay for one more series. We'll stay for one more series.
We end up getting to the airport flying out. We
grabbed Bronze a Texas, Oklahoma. Broms. Yeah, Broms solid Solid Solid,
wouldn't put it in my top five. But also if
someone's like, let's go to Bromps, I'm going to brons
it solid little place. Get on the plane, get to
Texas and M right around one o'clock. Probably yeah, maybe

(21:28):
a little blio, yeah yeah, go to sleep. All good,
great next great day, Texas A and M, Miami tomorrow.
No idea Oklahoma and Alabama's gonna pull that off. Can't
believed Alabama came back from a seventeen point deficit. This
is incredible. Wake up in the morning, cars picking us
up at nine. I wake up at eight fifteen. I

(21:49):
look at my phone. Jeremy Clump, Hey, call me when
you get up. I'm thinking this can't be good. This
can't be good at all. So I immediately call him.
I'm still wiping my eyes. I'm just waking up, and
Clump tells me that some guy at Oklahoma we don't
know who, we have anything, any person we would say

(22:11):
it is is just speculation. At this point, still still
used himself, so I have I don't know. Calls Texas
A and M and the college football playoff and says,
these guys busting with the boys. Essentially, we're trying to
cause a terrorist attack in Oklahoma. That's that's how it
was truly framed. To me. Those aren't my words. Those
are the words that were used to me when it's

(22:32):
explaining what we did at Oklahoma. He tried to get
our credentials pulled at college at Texas, A and M,
so much so that Clump's like, hey, I didn't get
to speak to you. I spoke to JP. He broke
it all down for me. So I'm like, okay, so
we're good. He's like, we'll see. We end up meeting
somebody from ESPN. That person we met at ESPN to

(22:54):
handus our credentials are like, don't go through that tunnel
or that tunnel. There are people waiting for you specifically
to not let you on the field.

Speaker 1 (23:03):
And we have the passes.

Speaker 7 (23:04):
We have the passes. They're waiting for you to not
let you on the field.

Speaker 3 (23:09):
So we get there.

Speaker 7 (23:10):
There's a in the miscommunication of somebody's here, so we
go there, but they got pulled over here, so we
have to go to a different location. It's thirty minutes
before the game, so we go on the field.

Speaker 2 (23:20):
And also the passes are now it's pre half in
post and you have to leave the field thirty minutes
before the game starts. It's thirty two minutes on the clock.
I think when we were walking in there.

Speaker 7 (23:29):
Yeah, and we're told this is what the passes say,
but honestly, the same thing that's worked for Oklahoma and
worked for last year, like stay, you guys are gonna
be just fine. This is kind of the process and
we're just abiding or like, hey, this is where people
say that are much more above us. We'll have much
more pull in this world than we do that are
telling us to do this. We're gonna do.

Speaker 3 (23:48):
This, and people the majority of the time they kind
of take care of us.

Speaker 7 (23:52):
Yeah, oh majority, like ninety nine point nine. Everybody put Oklahoma,
And honestly, I don't want to put Oklahoma in this.

Speaker 3 (23:59):
This is this is I hate hearing this because I
got my boy Dabson, coach Dobson.

Speaker 7 (24:03):
I know man, strength, staff, strength, staff.

Speaker 3 (24:05):
That's my guy. I hate feeling like Oklahoma's gonna have
to be dead to me after this whatever I hear
the rest of the story.

Speaker 7 (24:11):
And the crazy thing is too is like playing a
couple of layers back, just playing it back in my
head right now, What do you think this individual is
thinking during in the Red River rivalry when we were
at that game, Like, I don't think these motherfuckers get
on here. There must have been something one of us
must have done something to him in a past life
for the present life for him to act like this.
And once again we're just assuming that this is the
guy that called the CFP on us. It could have

(24:31):
been something completely different. We get to the stadium, we
get on the field. We're not on the field more
than five minutes before some nice lady walks up and goes, hey,
very nice, very nice, because we've been Yeah. She's like, hey,
just so you know, like your passes, you're gonna you're
gonna get kicked off. I'm giving you a warning. Someone's
gonna come up, but you're good for now. And I'm like, hey,

(24:53):
I'm in the mode now like word is clearly traveling
fast and it's a word that's not correct. So I'm
gonna just kind of to play nice guy through the
whole entire thing from here on out. I tell her, Hey,
no problem, whenever you want to get out of here,
we'll get out of here. Teams go up, national anthem
hasn't even happened yet. She comes back, She's like, you're
getting you're getting the acts now. All good, stand there,
get out. We go up the tunnel. The moment that

(25:17):
the flyover happens and you just here when we're like,
oh my god, I cannot believe we just missed that
incredible moment. We're like, what do we do now? We
show it to somebody staff memberg by the way that
you guys people that are running at your schools, give
the staff members a little bit more information, because those
poor bastards are doing their best to help us, but

(25:38):
just didn't have the information to like get us where
we need to go. There's no seat for us, there's
no suite for us, there's no nothing. So we go
to like the top.

Speaker 2 (25:46):
At this point, people are pulling up ticketing apps and
looking to purchase actual physical seats in just gin pop while.

Speaker 3 (25:52):
You're currently holding a credential that allows you.

Speaker 2 (25:55):
It says I'm on field pass.

Speaker 7 (25:56):
Yes.

Speaker 3 (25:59):
Meanwhile, meanwhile, Deep State college football try Yeah.

Speaker 7 (26:03):
But this might have been we might got kicked as
a will college football. He's over here in New York
at the Rockefeller Center.

Speaker 3 (26:10):
Snippets of coffee.

Speaker 7 (26:13):
Start a weekend because he thought the college football playoff
was wrong.

Speaker 1 (26:16):
Starting that up.

Speaker 7 (26:17):
Yeah, it's starting that up. We go to this area
and you.

Speaker 3 (26:20):
Personally didn't go to the games because I was boycotting
the college of the playoff. I just told her about
I was doing Christmas in New York and I was boycotting. Dude.

Speaker 7 (26:28):
We get out there and I know probably how the
boys are feeling. I can only speak for myself. I
was livid internally, and I'm thinking to myself, fall back
for forty eight, don't make a fuss out of this.
We got a vlog to make. Let's make the best
out of the situation. I think we did.

Speaker 3 (26:43):
It was our.

Speaker 2 (26:45):
Highest performing club of the weekend too.

Speaker 7 (26:47):
What was that clip? Yeah, because we're kind of standing there,
I look at JP. I go, I'm gonna try to
get to that corner and you just see if you
can film me.

Speaker 3 (26:53):
Once you finally see me up there.

Speaker 2 (26:55):
With that, I'm better and play because I roll with Taylor,
because like, I'll try to get another angle. He's like,
should a big bucket of popcorn? I'm like absolutely, I
think that made it just even better.

Speaker 3 (27:04):
Just sitting wind blowing up there and I walk up.

Speaker 7 (27:07):
Dude, By the way, them stairs ain't no joke, bro,
Them things are like straight up. I get to that
corner and I'm kind of doing the thing and the
guys are like, hey, you two the one like, like,
what are you doing up here? I was like, dude,
just trying to enjoy some good college football man. Give
them the popcorn, watch them college and not enjoy the
game like everybody else. Kick me out of here too.

(27:27):
Yeah yeah, so buddy, dude.

Speaker 3 (27:34):
And I'm sitting there and I wroams me out bro
standing room.

Speaker 7 (27:38):
A couple like a mom and a dad who recognize
this because their son's like, hey, busting with the boys
at the game. They're like, can we get like where
do I get those hats? And I literally have a
hat buckled on my uh on my belt loop. I'm like, oh,
you guys can have this one, it says dad. It's
for their kid. And he's like, hey, we really appreciate this.
Puts it Jared and goes, can you buy that one
on be like somewhere and we're like, I'm like, go, Jared,

(27:59):
give me your hand, give me your hat. So we
Jared gives in the hat, he gets a beanie like
and I'm just dude, I am so frustrated at the situation.
I'm frustrated all the things I think we did a
great job at the end of it. But I feel
bad for Brett because but it's like, hey, I'll leave
whenever you guys want to leave. I'm like, let's get
out of here.

Speaker 3 (28:17):
And Brett, by the way, massive Miami, Hurricane, Massive Miami. Yeah,
he's one of nothing more than to come on one
of the trips, right, and then Hurricanes in the college
football playoffs to.

Speaker 7 (28:25):
The poor where I'm apologic. I'm like, dude, it does
not usually go like this. It's usually so much more easy.

Speaker 2 (28:31):
And on the top of the on top of all
of the destruction taking place, the game is so gross.
Miami's won for four on field goals. It's just it's pathetic.

Speaker 7 (28:41):
Yeah, it's bad.

Speaker 3 (28:42):
It's a battle.

Speaker 1 (28:44):
It was.

Speaker 2 (28:44):
You're right, it was on par though for the day. Rat,
and I feel like you, I'm now kind of understanding
how infuriated you were, because you kept it very well together.

Speaker 7 (28:53):
I appreciate that. I do appreciate that I did have
to mention it a couple of times, but yeah, I was.
I was tired about the situation. So, oh, we just
just to put this in a bow for you real quick.
We end up going to a bar corner pup or
something like that.

Speaker 1 (29:07):
Something corner, something corner something, Grab a feast.

Speaker 7 (29:09):
It was a nice little meal, and then go to
the plane. We watched the end of the game on
the plane and I'm apologetic to Brett, like, man, I'm
really sorry.

Speaker 1 (29:18):
Jared asleep in the corner.

Speaker 7 (29:20):
Yeah it went down like this, but that is essentially
our trip.

Speaker 3 (29:23):
So you don't know. It's we're speculating, But the thought
is is that old buddy from Oklahoma called A and
M called the collegewable Playoff, basically ran a coup to
keep the boys out.

Speaker 1 (29:36):
Yeah, dude, trust me. I know he just explained the
whole story. But we could not have been more respectful
throughout the situation. And I was telling Clump, like, the
main goal of us going to these games, especially in a
place we've never been to like Oklahoma, we want to
show off Oklahoma. We want everybody to know about the
atmosphere and hype up Oklahoma up. Ultimately, this guy, he

(29:58):
wants the same thing for Oklahoma. He wants it to
be the best experience for media. YadA, YadA, YadA. But
him going after us, now we initially we had the
same goal. Now we're going the opposite way, and it's
making it worse for Oklahoma, right And it's like, dude,
we're on the same team.

Speaker 7 (30:13):
Let's say people are gonna watch the vlog and I'm sure,
like the well the tier ones are gonna have a stale,
bad taste in their mouth because of Oklahoma. And I
can't help but feel some type of way about Oklahoma
right now. I don't want to because it's not the
player's faults off the coach's fault. It's definitely not dobs fault.
Might be Dob's fault. But like everyone was, did you
hit it all? No, obviously a game we had. Who's

(30:36):
who's this dude right here?

Speaker 3 (30:36):
Yeah?

Speaker 7 (30:37):
Oh you talking to doll about it?

Speaker 3 (30:38):
No, I'm saying that's what I would like on the field.

Speaker 7 (30:40):
Like, guts are flying so much, it's going on.

Speaker 3 (30:42):
Hey, James Dobson on the side, Like, can you get
him to come here for a second.

Speaker 7 (30:45):
Yeah, And dude, like eighty thousand plus people, uh, coaches, players,
the whole thing, everyone was great. It was this one guy.
This one guy decided just like he hated busting with
the boys or that thought we were incredibly stepping onto
And because of that, I'm like kind of fuck Oklahoma now,
and I hate that I feel that way. I want

(31:07):
to feel a different.

Speaker 6 (31:08):
Way, can I and I do just want to bring
this up. This is all allegations right now, nothing can
be confirmed, but I think like the litll be the
base god curse. There is now a bust and curse
that we don't mean to throw on people, but a
certain team d MD us that you know, it doesn't
really work that way. You guys can't really come onto

(31:30):
the sideline at our school. That team only won one
game after that DM, they were in the top ten.
They'll they'll remain a name point.

Speaker 7 (31:39):
It feels a little egotistical to feel like that we
have that kind of power. I feel little like Jeremy
Clump right now.

Speaker 6 (31:43):
Oklahoma then pulls that and Oklahoma loses. Texas A and
M then pulls that. Texas A and M loses. I'm
just saying there's a there's a pattern.

Speaker 7 (31:54):
I don't think A and M pulled anything. I think
this is called it like college foball playoff. Once you
get in the playoffs, they're running the show over the school,
which is a very ESPN right.

Speaker 1 (32:04):
That's what I was getting confused on I'm like, what
do you mean only the broadcast people have the rights
to the game, Like we're with ESPN. This game is
on a ESPN channel.

Speaker 3 (32:13):
Right, and these credentials say that we're able to access
these points because every time we go to a game,
like we're always very aware that, you know, very appreciative
that we get the access that we do. And sometimes
there's a little bit of an imposter syndrome going on,
like while we're trying to get into the games, but everybody,
every school we go to, whether they're fans of the
show or whatnot, Like people come up to us and
everybody is super helpful with helping us because we're not

(32:36):
trying to do things that we're not supposed to do.
We're like, hey, we're trying to be on our best
behavior to come here and essentially show off the school,
show off the team. We eventually become fans of the team.
Then next thing you know, we got like eight favorite
teams that were rooting forth throughout college football. But this one,
it's like, yeah, dude, kind of cheps my ass to
hear that this dude was essentially being an asshole, because
you know, he's he like whatever, spot he's in, he's
probably got a lot on his play dealing with everybody

(32:58):
the day of the game. But to be an ass
holding people right, especially if it's not like you guys
weren't doing anything and it'd be like I told him
not to stop filming or whatever. And it's like, bro,
when you went up and say, hey, would you mind
not filming X, Y and Z, like ESPN kind of
has rights, like oh no, totally get it. I won't
film anymore of the game. Here's usually what we do.
And then there's almost like a mutual respect, like, oh,
I totally understand that. Just make sure if you do

(33:20):
film it be on the crowd, but just try not
to do the game because they're they're tight wads. I'm
making us have the rights and everything.

Speaker 7 (33:25):
I put yourself on our side.

Speaker 3 (33:26):
Is this almost relationship that's forming, Like you know, nobody's
trying to do anything disrespectful while we're there.

Speaker 7 (33:31):
And I think there was a more than a couple
of times I asked the boys, I'm like, could we
have handled that any different any better? Is there any
way we could have gone about it? Because dude, a
couple of times I was feeling myself like kind of
creeping up and then let me chirp, Let me chirp
at this guy, let me do the But that's just
even then, I was like, let me just fuck.

Speaker 2 (33:51):
I knew that we had done the right thing when
Brett Mays was like, no, we couldn't have been more respectful.

Speaker 3 (33:55):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, Brett Boys and Grace, Yeah yeah, yeah.

Speaker 2 (34:02):
You think Brat's gonna make a mistake like this? Now
we're on his team. I think we're on the right
side of history.

Speaker 7 (34:07):
And we're talking like my big concern is, like was
is when Clump calls me and he's like people at
ESPN called me. We had this conversation, and the people
that called him from ESPN, I know what they've had
to deal with in the past with other people. And
I don't want the narrative to start like, oh, bustle
with the Boys is like X, Y and Z, because
I like to believe we try to handle ourselves the
most inviting way possible. Fans, people that allow us to

(34:30):
have access and everything, so shitty situation.

Speaker 3 (34:34):
You know, then you're just calling this bizarre world because
some people are wanting to be helpful and it's like,
where are we supposed to go. This is what we have.
Like if we're not allowed to be there, that's totally fine.
It feels like we'repped. Everybody keep saying we're supposed to
be there, but then we go into the dudes like
getting the finger at us and everything else to get
out of there. You almost just don't know what.

Speaker 7 (34:49):
To do right And to be fair to this guy,
they did have a seventeen point lead and they were
fumbling the bag at that point when when he did
see us. Anyway, that's the weekend.

Speaker 3 (35:01):
So is Oklahoma dead to us?

Speaker 7 (35:04):
Man at this point? Dude, it's too early to say,
but yeah.

Speaker 3 (35:08):
I gotta call. I gotta call. I gotta call man.

Speaker 7 (35:10):
I don't even know if you can well, I mean
I can talk to him. I think I think you
let you let this clip get the Dobson and the
first phone call he makes you you decline it. I
called back five minutes later.

Speaker 3 (35:26):
There's a lot of players on the team that's like
fans of the show, no doubts, no doubt. So bums
me out could because this could be a spot that
we'd want to gould before this happeneds like Oklahoma would
have been a spot during our spring tour, fall camp
or whatever it might be.

Speaker 7 (35:39):
Right and gay Biker who I played with the Titans.
He he came in the same year as me. We're
chopping it up. We're talking about game plans, the whole thing.
Like he's a big piece of Oklahoma. He does a
lot of like a radio show for them. He's really
in the weeds with that school. He's like, you're gonna
love it here. It's incredible, my buddy. It seems like
it's an awesome place to be around. And then it
just kind of goes bad.

Speaker 1 (36:00):
M hm.

Speaker 7 (36:02):
Tough. Yeah, But listen, boys, I hope he has enjoyed
the blog because it's regardless.

Speaker 1 (36:15):
It's a it's a log and you're wondering, wait, why
does it look like this? Come listen to the podcast.
You'll get the explanation.

Speaker 7 (36:22):
Yep.

Speaker 1 (36:22):
Why may may be a little bit choppy.

Speaker 7 (36:24):
Yeah, absolutely, absolutely.

Speaker 3 (36:26):
Here.

Speaker 7 (36:28):
The good news is we have our guest today is
the winner of that game between the quarterback for the
winning team Oklahoma Alabama, Ty Simpson. Ty Simpson, High and Tight,
Ty Simpson, high and Tight and high and Tight. Friend
of the show. Now we'll come on in the off season.
He's a little wolf dude ripping around. He's got a
massive mentality on him, comes up to me, almost pulled

(36:49):
my damn peck, trying to hurt me. Didn't Nobody said
be a fucking wolf is what he said. I'm a
fucking wolf today.

Speaker 1 (36:57):
Coolest thing about Ties that when we went to Alabama
spring tour, Book was telling us about him, like, hey,
one of our quarterbacks really wants to meet you. And
remember this is two years ago, so Ties like a freshman,
he third string and just hype to be at Alabama.
And he comes up, introduces himself, extremely polite kid. And
to see him do college football the old school way,

(37:18):
wait his turn, become a quarterback of a top team
with a chance to win a championship, and to know
he's one of the boys is an awesome story.

Speaker 2 (37:25):
Arc.

Speaker 3 (37:26):
Yeah, man, we were touching on that too when he
got off as well. But you'll laugh at this. Book
tries to face out. I don't answer because Charles sleeping
like the kids are sleeping around because we had stay
our I had stayed up and watched the conclusion of
the game, and Book tries face timing me right away
to talk noise bro and then as tis like you
know one of my best friends, Saler Booker, and I'm like,

(37:46):
I went back to it. I'm like, yo, book was
trying to FaceTime me talking noise whenever the Crimson Tide
came back and won the game. But yeah, great interview.
I can't wait to have him on the bus in
the offseason because there's there's some questions that we definitely
wanted to ask or go. Yeah, but it's a fun interview.

Speaker 7 (38:06):
Let's enjoy it, dude, Let's get into it right now,
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And then also for all the college football talk that
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(38:37):
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Speaker 3 (41:26):
What's up, Tye?

Speaker 4 (41:29):
What fellas?

Speaker 2 (41:30):
There?

Speaker 7 (41:30):
Is the Wolf?

Speaker 3 (41:34):
The Wolf?

Speaker 7 (41:35):
I sound like that?

Speaker 3 (41:36):
Dude?

Speaker 7 (41:37):
Hey, are we rolling all right?

Speaker 1 (41:39):
Teddy?

Speaker 7 (41:39):
We're rolling? We know you got only a finite amount
of time. Buddy. First off, I know there's only three
of us in the bus right now, but let's give
Ty Simpson a round of applause for coming in, absolutely
giving me probably tearing my chest this weekend. When he
comes and you dap me up, you throw that shoulder
pad into me, and you're like, be a fucking wolf.
I don't even know what you said. What did you say?

(42:00):
Because you hit me up. You hit me with some
energy that I was.

Speaker 3 (42:02):
Not juice when I had fo When I'm looking at
the scirts like, oh damn, this kid's ready to go.

Speaker 7 (42:07):
Because when they're like they started backing us up and
they're like, hey, Alabama's coming, Alabama's coming. I know he
the boy tie like he messes with the squad. Hopefully
I get to see him. He starts power walking his
ass toward me and I'm like, all right, dap.

Speaker 3 (42:19):
Up, hug here we go.

Speaker 7 (42:20):
This motherfucker body bags me and he says scream something
at me. Two things went in my head. One kid's
got juice. Second thing is I wonder if you saw
ESPN and that's what he's commenting on.

Speaker 4 (42:33):
So yeah, man, I was I was fired up, right,
Like you know, once in a lifetime game. Knew what
was on the line, knew kind of the energy going
into the game about you know, the the script of
you know Alabama and how everybody, like I said, wrote
us off.

Speaker 3 (42:51):
Will Compton.

Speaker 4 (42:53):
Saw the boy, right, and uh got fired up and
he told me all the time, right, keep that ball,
I keep it, keep it tucked. And I just told
you I was like, I'm a wolf today. You know,
I'm I'm a wolf. Let's go. And Uh that was
the model going into the game.

Speaker 3 (43:09):
Dude, Yeah, that does fire me up from your perspective
for the team's mind because as players, you kind of
you get motivated. You alluded to, but everybody writing you off.
You know the thing with the you see us all
picking Oklahoma on ESPN, Like in your mind as a player,
what do you feel like the locker room was feeling
that was at stake? Beyond hey, we're in the playoffs
getting an opportunity, Like what kind of chip was on

(43:31):
your shoulder?

Speaker 4 (43:34):
I mean we just kind of had nothing to lose,
you know what I mean? Of course, you know, having
the days off, right, it was That's all everybody ESPN
talked about was just you know Alabama didn't look good
in the SEC Championship. They've fallen off the offense the
last couple of weeks. You know, the defense can't stop
the run. Just a whole bunch of just you know,

(43:55):
talk that we didn't really appreciate, right, and people didn't
you know, understand and uh value what we went through
throughout the season, right, you know, the first game we
get it, you know, didn't play our best. And then
we go through an eight game stretch of you know,
a hard, hard schedule, right we uh you know, go
to Athens and get it done there. Then you know

(44:16):
we play uh, Vanderbilt, who is you know, a really
good team. Uh, then Missouri, then Tennessee, then go to
a hostile environment South Carolina, just you know, back backs
against the wall every game in the SEC, and then
you know, we we drop on the Oklahoma which and honestly,
right like if we just had a couple of plays
back that you know probably probably is a different type
of game. And then we didn't put our best foot

(44:38):
forward the SEC Championship. So just the narrative of like
Alabama isn't who they are, They don't have Saban, they
don't have the same jews on the same squad like
they used to. It kind of you know, to me, honestly,
just kind of pissed me off because I was like,
you know, why, why does everybody bring up the past?
Like you know, I get that. You know, I came
here with Saban, I had, you know, Ryce Young, I

(45:00):
intersted as my teammates are you know the boy Tyler
Booker who is my best friend? Like everybody wants to
talk about that, but like nobody wants to talk about
the twenty twenty five team and what we've done. Like everybody,
you know, didn't expect us to make the playoff. We
made the playoff. And then you know they're you know,
writing this off about the Oklahoma game, like all right,
let's let's do it, man, And you know, I was
just excited. The whole team was excited. We have a

(45:22):
team players only meeting every Friday before the game, or
it would have been Thursday. And I just got up
up and I was like, guys, I ain't got nothing
to say, man, Like, let's go, y'all know how I feel.
I need this game back. Y'all need this game back.
We got, we got everything to prove. Let's go do it.

Speaker 3 (45:39):
God, hey, that exit. It went fleeting. But he mentioned
Tyler Booker being his best friend. Yeah, Tyler Booker facetimed me,
was facetiming me. Right after that game. I was in
bed because I was out in New York with the
fan doing the Christmas thing. So I had kind of
the family in the room with me. They were all
sleeping as I stayed up to watch the rest of
the game. But book is face time of me at

(46:00):
the end of the game. I didn't end up answering
just because I was around everybody. But now that makes sense,
makes sense.

Speaker 7 (46:05):
It makes even more sense now because you know the
boys talk. It's like he had this team meeting on Thursday, Wednesday, Tuesday, Monday,
He's calling, Hey, you gotta get out a will confidence ash. Yeah,
I told you, I told you, yeah, what I say
about them boys.

Speaker 4 (46:17):
Hey, he called me after he made sure that to
tell me he was calling you.

Speaker 7 (46:21):
Will yeah, ty one day, dude. One thing that happens
in the sports media world is this, right. People see
a team, they see the Cribson tie, they see what
they've done the last twenty years. All of a sudd
you guys lose to Oklahoma. You don't look great, So hey,
let's make a storyline out of everything. And I sit
there and I'm like, I kind of understand it, Like

(46:42):
maybe Tye's hurt, Maybe something's going on. They got some
receivers that are dropping balls. Maybe Oklahoma, Oklahoma can get
them twice. And you guys are hearing all that narrative.
What's going through the mind of your psyche when you're
down seventeen?

Speaker 3 (46:55):
Oh when when.

Speaker 7 (46:56):
Oklahoma you're like, hey, we're gonna do this, guys, I
got nothing to say. We're gonna you know, I need
this game, you all need this game. We gotta get
this back. Let's prove everybody wrong. And then you're halfway
the second quarter and it's like, oh shit, maybe they
were right, you know that kind of feeling because your guys'
offense wasn't didn't do a whole lot in the second
in the first half, like you guys were kind of

(47:18):
I think at one point, you guys had three drives,
nine plays and five total yards and I'm looking I'm
looking up at the board being like, dude, what is
going on? Yeah with this squad? And so but then
you guys obviously have the pick six. You throw a
nice ball to get to the juice going with the
boys in the second chord that iever believe you guys
are going this incredible run, but what is going through
your mind when you're down that much? And the narratives

(47:41):
has been as loud as it has been.

Speaker 4 (47:44):
Yeah, so you know, the give a little background right
that whole week, like going forward, I've been watching the
Last Dance and then the Man in the Arena with
Tom Brady and it just fired me up, right. You know,
everybody was talking about, you know, in the last day.
It's just you know, Jordan's mentality. The Bulls, you know,
a playoff game. Uh one time to where he had

(48:07):
like three media guys sitting on the front row and
they had like, you know, uh picked the Bulls to
get swept or something, and Jordan was like, you know,
we took care of you last last game, took care
of you the game before, We're going to take care
of you this game. And then you know Tom Brady, Uh,
he just talked about you know, the team and how

(48:28):
you know, his how he got better towards you know
the end of his career, just of how much he
learned and uh, just about you know, the Patriots and
doing his job, you know, all the comeback victories or whatever,
and it really made sense to me, right because in
that moment, you know, everybody knew it was gonna be hard.
Right like on the road playoff game Friday night, down

(48:51):
seventeen to nothing, right like that, that's a really really
good team and you know, a really good defense. So
down seventeen to nothing, right like, all all we needed
was a chance. You just needed a spark. And so
you know, going up and down the sideline like guys like,
we gotta believe man, just you know, take your time,
do your job. That's all I asked. If everybody does
their job, like, we're gonna be fine. We just need

(49:12):
something to get going. And sure enough, right third down
they played man. Man, the last like four third downs
that we've had, we get a you know, a lot
of runs, a good route, get a good good protection.
That was a spark we needed to flip the field.
And once that happened, I knew I was like, let's go, man, like,
just just give me the ball, you know, some type
of some type of just spark and you know, that's

(49:34):
that's all we needed. And once we got that spark,
everybody was just like all right, like we can do this.
You know what I mean, I got a couple of stops,
got a couple you know, I gotta turnover, right, Like
that's the name of football, you guys, know, Man, it
just is a you know, a great game, fun game,
and you know you just gotta gotta believe, man, Like
so many things can happen in the game, but like,
like I said, you gotta have that wolf mentality of

(49:56):
like just let's go, man, Like give the the ball,
read the rock and roll, let's compete. You know, let's
let's hang out and ball for the boys.

Speaker 3 (50:03):
As you guys are taking over that game, talk to
me about what it was like playing in that atmosphere.
You guys are in the SEC, so you played in
a lot of chaotic atmospheres. But was there a difference
going into Norman knowing that it was a playoff game?

Speaker 4 (50:16):
Oh? Absolutely, I mean, you know last year, everybody knows
what happened, right, Like, same type, you know, environment a
little different because it wasn't a playoff game, but night game.
You know, just rocking and rolling, but you can just
feel the energy coming in and then you know, running
out pre game, the student sections fill it up, I'm
throwing you know, I'm warming up, and I got guys,

(50:39):
you know, in my ears. It reminded me of the
pick six that I threw at in Tuscaloosa and then
the like show and the next thing, you know, fifty
cent comes out. It's like, man, is this part of
a movie? Like, what's going on?

Speaker 3 (50:51):
Dude?

Speaker 4 (50:52):
I mean, but you.

Speaker 3 (50:53):
Guys embraced that part though I saw you out there.
I saw you out there. Get don't let a white
boy get a little bit of motion though.

Speaker 4 (50:59):
Vanilla now come on, But dude, it was I mean
it was electric, man, Like playing the SEC. There's nothing
like yet, you know, Auburn, South Carolina. Anytime we get to,
you know, play in an atmosphere like that, I love
it just because you know, that's switch you dream of
as a kid.

Speaker 1 (51:15):
Dude.

Speaker 7 (51:15):
We were sitting there right as a third quarter was
ending in this Airborne guy who did the flyover, he's
standing right next to us, and they're like, you know, hey,
there's be a fourth quarter between the fourth quarter performance
taking place, and I kind of say to JP, one
of our guys, I'm like, man, who do you think
it's gonna be? And the dude that's in the military.
He's like fifty cent and we're like, yo, that would

(51:36):
be just nuts for his fifty cent.

Speaker 3 (51:38):
And then it comes over.

Speaker 7 (51:39):
He's on the big screen. He's like, hey, ballah, it
says whatever, and then many men like oh my.

Speaker 3 (51:44):
And he starts walking. At that point, You're like, holy.

Speaker 7 (51:46):
Shit, dude, this is fifty cent. Like I just got
done watching the Diddy documentary. This guy is the fucking
man out here right thing, and I'm literally watching him
perform in front of everybody. You can just tell his
comps always put a couple of pounds on. He's living
the dream all that thing. And I start to pivot
and turn and I look over at the ocle. I'm like,
there's no way Oklahoma loses his game. Now, there's no

(52:08):
way they're driving the whole thing. I look over Oklahoma
sideline is kind of like chilling, kind of hanging out.
There's gone a couple of guys, and I look at
the Alabama sideline and Alabama sideline is losing their mind.
They're all like half the team is over on like
the fifth like in the middle of the field, getting
all excited and stuff like that. And then you go
on this press conference and you're like, yeah, I didn't
even know he was there. Why did you think you

(52:30):
should lie to the media and pretend like you didn't
think that?

Speaker 4 (52:32):
Said no, like I didn't know that he was like
actually there. And then like you know, of course, I
know you know many men in the song we play it,
you know, every Friday before we get on the plane
to go to where we're going. And then like Caten
Proctor like tap me uh and he was He's coming

(52:53):
out of the tunnel and I was like, oh my god,
like let's go. And then he just fired me up right,
so like it was dude, we embraced that stuff, you
know what I mean, like just being there, being in
a playoff game. That's what I told the guys, you know,
the night before the game, like you know, I thank
them and I was like, guys, like this is gonna
be awesome. This is something that we're gonna tell like
our kids kids, like you know, we're gonna remember this forever,

(53:16):
and you know, just embrace whatever happens and have fun
with it. You're with your guys, like there's no other
team I'd rather be with. And then twenty twenty five
team going into this environment, and you know that's that's
just what we did. And when that you know, fifty
cent came out and I was like, let's go, man,
like it's on the ride.

Speaker 7 (53:31):
I love that, dude.

Speaker 3 (53:32):
How how important was the the the downtime for the
healthier football team after the SEC championship?

Speaker 4 (53:40):
Huge, dude. Just so I mean y'all, y'all understand, right,
like one, you know, playing the SEC in our schedule
right like every week, it's just like the NFL type
you know what I mean, just you know, different different
type of players, different type of vibes, just you know,
taking them beating each week. You know. Unfortunately, you know,
with with that, like we had some guys beating up,
so you know, just being able to relax and like

(54:03):
take a time off mentally and physically, it was so big,
and it you know, kind of showed you know in
the game, right just taking a breath is what you need,
you know, because we're going you know, seven days a week,
just whether it's meetings, walk throughs, practice like at the facility,
getting treatment just is a full time job. So you know,

(54:24):
those ten days were just so big for us to
just relax as a as a group and just hang
out is what we needed.

Speaker 3 (54:31):
Talk about the leadership of coach Debor. We've had him
on a couple of times. We're big fans of his
as far as talking culture and everything else. You can
just feel that he's got he's got that it, that
it factor when leading a football team. But with all
the noise that was going around Coach Debor leading up
to this band of game, with all of the talks

(54:52):
of potential Michigan and again all of the media noise,
how were you, guys, how how is that handled throughout
the week? Player? Maybe from a player perspective, was there
messaging and meetings about it, about it getting addressed? But
talk about coach de Boor for a minute. Uh, with
the week leading up, with all the noise on the outside.

Speaker 4 (55:12):
Well, I mean it starts with him, right, like just
his leadership and what he shows as a head coach.
It starts with him and then it trickles down through
everything else. But that's you know, one of the reasons
why I respect Coach the Boarder so much is one right,
me being here with Coach Saban being one of the
reasons why I came him leaving, And then you know,

(55:33):
Coach the board wanting to, you know, have the opportunity
to coach after him, right, Like not many guys would
want to coach after the goat, you know what I mean,
Like being able to take on that challenge and you know,
all the expectations, right, Like, that's one reason that I
respect him. Another reason is, you know, with all that
noise going on about Michigan right earlier in the year
about Penn State, like nobody really knew, you know, and

(55:56):
nobody really knows now, like all coach the board you
know has talked about it is just Alabama, Alabama, Alabama,
and y'all saw it during the game, like none of it,
you know, none of it distracted us. That Alabama is
what he cares about and preaches and that's what he
is going to continue to preach about. He just wants
to be in a moment in the present. He talks
about being one and oh and this is where he

(56:17):
wants to be. And you know, that's just a testament
to him, right of not letting the outside noise distract
our team. And you know what he does because we're
on a mission right now. And that's the way. You know,
each game you can go one and oh, right, you know,
first off, we beat Oklahoma, right, so now we go
play a really good Indiana team in the Rose Bow
and that's you know, our job and our mindset.

Speaker 7 (56:39):
Yeah, the classic Big ten versus SEC about to take place,
no doubt, Killing too bore his culture, his leadership, everything
like man would look fantastic, amazing will You're very lucky
to have him, But you're talking about you came in
under Saban. Saban decides, Hey, I'm gonna I'm gonna get
out of here. I don't like the landscape of football.
Whatever his decisions were, probably he is the goat of
all college football. You're a five star and you're sitting

(57:01):
behind a quarterback for a while, and this new nil
era is Hey, it doesn't There's really not a whole
lot of loyalty with the schools. It's more about where
can I go get mine? Where can I go play?
What about your mindset was like, Okay, the coach I
committed to is now retiring. I don't know much about
this killingd boor guy, what made you stay in Tuscaloosa?

Speaker 4 (57:21):
It was hard. I'm gonna be honest with you, guys. Uh,
just with everything going on on the opportunities seeing you
know other people who you know, I knew I could
beat out and you know we're better than It was
very difficult, but you know, going going to Alabama, I
always had a you know mindset going in of right, like,

(57:41):
you know, what do I want out of, you know,
my college career and I've always wanted to be you know,
the best that I can be, uh and playing the
in the NFL and getting recruited by Saban. He always
talks about, you know, creating value for yourself, you know,
always whether it's you know, on the field or off
off the field, and he said that you know, Alabama
is the you know, the place to do that, whether

(58:03):
it's with football or off the field with you know,
marketing or you know media or just being you know
in general with a with a degree. So you know,
with everything going on right and seven retires, you know,
I'm show shocked just as everybody else. I'm like, man,
this is you know. I chose to come back. Literally
like two days before I had a conversation with him like, hey, coach,

(58:24):
you know what should I do? And you know we
talked about it and he said, you know, I get it.
If you want to leave. But you know, I know you,
and I know what you wanted in recruiting, and you know,
if you want to create value for yourself and you want, uh,
you know, to be a first round draft pick, you
know this is uh, this could be a great story

(58:45):
for you and you could leave a legacy here. And
so I thought about it, prayed about it, and I
was like, you know what, like, you're right, And the
next thing, you know, he retires. I'm sitting there and
I'm sitting there and I'm like, well, you know that
he just lied to me. But also as a coach's son,
like I understand, I understand what was going on. I
understand how he thought about it. We had a good
conversation about it, and to this date we laugh about it. So,

(59:08):
you know, going through the process, I'm like, you know,
who's it gonna be, Who's it gonna be? And then
you know, coach the board comes in and at first
I'm like, man, you know, I don't know. Guy's a
little you know, West Coast guy, like you know Pac
twelve at the time, just took you know, went on
the Washington But I knew his background and I knew
he was an offensive guy. So you know, I'm like,

(59:29):
you know what, you know, I chose Alabama. I love
the SEC. You know, give it a shot, right, So
I go through the spring. It was just like a
complete one eighty just kind of you know, got to
play ball. It was free, it was offensive minded and
not defensive minded, and honestly, like it probably was better

(59:49):
for my development in a sort of way just because
it wasn't so it was honestly because I could just play,
you know what I mean, Like the only reps that
I got, you know, were I'm in the game some
of the South Florida game, but it was all like
defensive minded reps, and I could never you know, I
had to prove to myself that I could actually play.
I knew I could, you know, do it, whether it

(01:00:10):
was you know, in high school or in in practice,
but like during a game or during a you know,
just a live action scrimmage. Like I need to prove
to myself that I could, uh and coach the board.
That's all all we did during the spring was just like, hey, y'all,
just go play, man, Like just go do go do
you And honestly, like I took a huge step and

(01:00:33):
after that spring, coach talked to me and he was like, look, man, like,
you know, I understand what's going on. You know, I
understand Jalen's here, Like what do you want to do?
And I was like, you know what, like why not?
Like why why not stay? Why not do the abnormal
thing and you know, prove to everybody that I want
to be here and help out the team because I

(01:00:53):
love my teammates. I could see myself on another sideline
looking across and seeing Tyler Booker over there, seeing Parker Brailsford,
Jeremy Bernard, you know, Deontay Lawston, and then you know,
waiting one more year and then earning the respect of
my teammates and trying to win the job next year.
And that's what I did. And so you know, I
wanted to you know, create value for myself in the

(01:01:16):
in the draft process and earned the respect of my teammates.
But also they'll leave a legacy legacy here, you know,
the University of Alabama?

Speaker 3 (01:01:25):
Is it now?

Speaker 7 (01:01:26):
I need to know a little bit about was that.
Oh way, we have a like question coming up. But
before that, when you're having these conversations with the boar
and trying to figure out do I stay, do I
be abnormal whatever it is. What is the cell phone
looking like? I'm sure you're getting blown up. You're a
five star kid and there's there's a little duffel bags
waiting around anywhere for you and these places. How tempting

(01:01:48):
does that get at times when you have some random
school call and be like yeah seven.

Speaker 3 (01:01:52):
Figures, yeah, and who was close to possibly get Yeah?

Speaker 7 (01:01:57):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, we're far enough along now we can
talk about it.

Speaker 4 (01:02:01):
You know, It's never been about the money for me, right,
Like I'm a coach's son. I love ball, Like I
just wanted to play. So whenever, you know, I could play,
get the most out of my ability and be able
to create value like for myself, like coach Savan said,
But like that was the biggest thing for me. So
whether it's you know, at the best competition at SEC

(01:02:22):
or you know, at a big time school, that's like
what I wanted to do. I'm not going to throw
any names out there because I don't want to get
anybody in trouble.

Speaker 3 (01:02:31):
But maybe when you're on the bus post yeah, yeah.

Speaker 4 (01:02:34):
Exactly, when I'm on the bus, we can talk about it.
But it was, you know, it was buzzing and We
had you know, real conversations with with my dad and
my agent just about like hey, like what do you
want to do? And it just never felt right, like
you know, whether you know, schools were calling, and I
was like, you know, imagine myself at that city or
or or that school, and it was just like, man, like, no,

(01:02:57):
why would I want to go, you know, play there.
I gotta go play, you know, so and so I
got to go do this when I could you know,
just wait one more year, learn, try to get some
more reps, try to get you know, better understanding of
the offense, and play against Tennessee next year, Georgia play
against you know, Vanderbilt, like you know, guys guys like that,

(01:03:18):
teams like that, played in a playoff game against Oklahoma,
Like you know, if I would have went somewhere else,
like you know, I feel very confident in myself my
abilities that we could have gotten there, but like it
would have been you know, it would have been difficult
for sure, Bud like question.

Speaker 3 (01:03:34):
They keep flashes by like question.

Speaker 7 (01:03:36):
Then the boys got a meeting. He's Indiana top big
bad Wolf of the Big ten.

Speaker 3 (01:03:40):
Yeah, and look I'll be giving you guys some more
rat poison and some more bulleted board material when I
get out there and start talking about how Indiana and
for Nandam and Doze is gonna give you the nicest
ass whooping of all time. But ty brouh for people
out there watching too, because if clearly I've been one
of the guys that spread that Notre Dame would beat
all these teams and Bama should in the playoff and

(01:04:01):
all of that stuff. I've been such a massive fan
of yours. I've always talked about Ty Simpson high and
tight everything else. But when you do come on the
bus in the off season, for all the clips we
have where you're yelling about being a wolf and everything else,
we had a very cool conversation, like way back in
the day when when you were buried in the depth
chart and we got to meet at boost Fitness at

(01:04:22):
the boost Fit club out here in Nashville, where I
met you for the first time, and then as I
see you again when we come out to interview coach
Debor and then I'm following you this season and all
the stuff that I'm now able to put together and
be like, man, this is really cool that this dude.
We had a conversation at boost Fit Club here in
Nashville about being buried on the depth chart, and I'm
thinking of my head. There's so many aliens at Alabama, like,

(01:04:44):
hopefully this it works out for this kid one day.
But whenever you come on the bus, would love to
dive into that psyche of being patient, being steadfast in
the process, all the challenging moments that you've had through
adversity and everything else, because I can tell you're an
absolute sicko. It comes to consuming things like Man in
the Arena, the Last Dance, everything sports psychology related. So

(01:05:06):
you have to come on the bus in the off season.
Now that we're about to get to our.

Speaker 7 (01:05:09):
Podcast, I was like, yeah, hell, yeah, what's he gonna ask?

Speaker 3 (01:05:12):
Yeah, I want to sit here and talk. I know
he would love to break it down, but no one,
he's got a meeting, like this is gonna be like it.
It's gonna be a fun conversation, right, And I also
just want to tell people as he's out there mindlessly
yelling about being a wolf, like there's just there's context
that I'm sure he pulls from of all of the
different spots of adversity that you've had along the way
that I would love for you to share whenever you

(01:05:33):
do come on the bus one day.

Speaker 4 (01:05:34):
No, man, absolutely, And you know I want to say
like thank you to you guys, because, like you said,
will like you know, coming up to you at booth right,
Like you know, I've always been a fan of y'alls,
you know, because being a Tennessee kid and y'all playing
for the Titans, right, Like, always kept up with y'all,
but you know, y'all being athletes and just you know,
showing y'all's platform of just being boys and just being

(01:05:58):
fellas right and like having all the you know, this
podcast and building your brand and just you know, showing
people that athletes are guys too, and then y'all's mindset
with the Wolf and then everything else in general. Right,
Like we appreciate that, and I do, especially just because
you know, when I listen to your podcast and watch
y'all's videos you know, under the hood, like it just

(01:06:20):
it puts as file on my face, right just because
it's just you know, something to watch and something to
uh you know think about and uh look forward to,
and you know, just kind of get my mind off
of football, knowing that you know, we're athletes and we
think the same way and we can just you know,
like like I said, and your model right like be
a boy. So I appreciate you guys. Honestly, thank you dude.

Speaker 7 (01:06:41):
That is that is awesome. It's incredible for you to say.
I cannot wait to break down all the psyche stuff
and everything because you're right, like there is it's a
different world when you're living in it and you're so
zoomed in the process and you're motivating every little thing
you're possibly you're reaching for to grab motivation. I can't
wait to hear about more and depth of you guys
this conversation. It's gonna be that hearing what he just said.
It's gonna be that much harder picking Indiana. Yeah, but

(01:07:04):
we're gonna have to but I'm gonna I gotta do
what I gotta do.

Speaker 3 (01:07:06):
We gotta do it.

Speaker 7 (01:07:08):
Yeah, six and a half point favorites. They open up
at six and a half point favorites the Alabama Crimson type.
We won't get into betting now with the kid. We're
not gonna do that. But the butt light question, all right,
so people will do anything for an ice cold butt light.
What is something that Ty Simpson would do anything for.
Cannot say family, can't say family. But what's something you
would do anything for? And there's something low hanging fruit

(01:07:29):
staring right out there. But you're go and take it
whatever you want.

Speaker 4 (01:07:33):
I mean, I gotta get the brave bill answer right,
like anything for a national champion Yes, shure.

Speaker 7 (01:07:38):
That's the ass.

Speaker 3 (01:07:39):
So you're saying you'd cut your dick off for a
national championship.

Speaker 4 (01:07:42):
I mean, you know I said I'd do anything, right,
So whatever whatever puts nineteen up there for the for
the Crimson town, you'll know what.

Speaker 3 (01:07:49):
Come on now, I love that he doing just a
young thundercat. Yeah, no family yet, no nothing.

Speaker 7 (01:07:55):
That is the definition of being zoomed. Kid's twenty one
years always like I'll cut it off right now. I
will die, Yeah exactly. Everybody fans like you hear what
our boy would do? Your your quarterback would cut his
dick off. Ours would ravapause and Ty Simpson, man, we
know you had a meeting. Man, you're the best. Once

(01:08:15):
your season is over, hopefully a long time from now,
come on the bus, come sit with the boys. Let's say,
let's just have a great time together.

Speaker 4 (01:08:21):
You gotta do it, man, Love you guys, Appreciate you,
and you know, like I said, keep doing what you
are doing for you know, athletes like us and uh
it's be a wolf.

Speaker 3 (01:08:30):
Now, come on you to keep that thing high and tight.
I'm telling you you gotta go better than two for
twelve on third down. Ty, you know that, you know that.

Speaker 4 (01:08:39):
Just whatever whatever it does to win the game, let's
talk here about all right.

Speaker 3 (01:08:43):
Appreciate you, ty, Thank you, man.

Speaker 1 (01:08:45):
Thank you.

Speaker 4 (01:08:45):
Guys.

Speaker 7 (01:08:47):
Love some love sometimes I mean that that's what you want. Yeah,
that's what you want.

Speaker 1 (01:08:54):
Man.

Speaker 7 (01:08:54):
A cat like that who just is willing to die
for the brand.

Speaker 3 (01:08:58):
You can just tell too. Like I said in the
group chat last night, I forget what I was responding to.
It might have been him dapping you up and almost
tearing your pack, but you can just tell he did.
He loves playing football, He loves the mental stuff, he
loves everything about because again he's a five star, so
there's always like the thoughts on five stars and how
they might carry themselves like this dude is obsessed with football.

Speaker 7 (01:09:21):
Is he Hays a five star talent with a one
star mentality? Yeah, that's exactly I mean, we're sitting there
on the sideline watching the game. And this is not
a shot at Dramatier or anything like that, but like
you could tell John Matier is like he's a football player,
like he just either kids is just a He's athletic,
he runs around, he does the backyard stuff. But you
can tell Ty Simpson the way he plays. He loves
the process. He loves loves the progression, the fundamentals of

(01:09:43):
the game. He just seems like he's like immersed himself
and like, how can I be the greatest quarterback I
can possibly be for whatever team I'm playing for? And
John Matier is like, let me go out here and
fucking play.

Speaker 3 (01:09:53):
Some Well, John Materier, he might be obsessed with the
fundamentals too.

Speaker 7 (01:09:55):
No doubt watching I'm watching like the how each guy plays,
and you can just see John Mattier he's not afraid
to get out there and rip around a little bit,
and like Ty will sit there high and tight in progression, progression,
Like you can tell this kid's he's doing exactly what
he's coached. When John like we're not taking away from
it because he's he's an absolute stud too, especially before
you as a little thumb injury like he's a cat

(01:10:17):
that's like one, two, let me go make a fucking
play and be a football player. It's just it's it's different.
They're both great.

Speaker 3 (01:10:25):
And just looking at this video, like just the look
in his eyes. He had the same kind of look
when he was having fun with us at the SEC Championship.
But he's just got that when you're there on the
field wanting to watch his playoff football game and like, hey,
the quarterback for Alabama, Tye Simpson, and he's walking by
and he's just got that look like he's he's got
that uh, that young joy when playing, whether it be

(01:10:45):
fourth grade football, eighth grade football, high school football, Like
the dude is just ready to die, dude.

Speaker 7 (01:10:50):
And you say, like, he's got the same looking at buddy,
that was a completely different look.

Speaker 8 (01:10:55):
Yeah, he's looking through you, like, hey, he's like I
was just a beacon to allow that energy to come out,
and he saw somebody he was relatively comfortable enough with
that I'm gonna fucking because you know, in his head
he's throwing warm ups and he's like, if I could
just murder somebody right now for a victory, I would.

Speaker 7 (01:11:12):
He sees meeting he's like me put my shoulder in
this motherfucker's chest because he like SC Championship. He was
very like he was like, hey, he was meeting us
for the first time, really like meeting me for the
first time.

Speaker 3 (01:11:22):
We got to meet him when we were out there
with the boor. He came in. He came in for
a very when we said down, so he come.

Speaker 7 (01:11:34):
We wrap up at the SEC Championship and it's kind
of like he's calm, he's more collected. See it feels like, Okay,
this kid's got like he just feels confident. This is
this is I'm gonna fucking kill somebody. Vibes like I'm
this is this is the you and me in the
locker room, tears in our eyes, thinking today's the day
we die, and there's no better time to die than
right now.

Speaker 3 (01:11:54):
That's that.

Speaker 7 (01:11:54):
That was the vibe I was getting from that kid.

Speaker 3 (01:11:55):
Man.

Speaker 7 (01:11:56):
And then they come out bro and it wasn't good
Like they they they look terrible in the first quarter because,
like by Josh Pate's analysis, he's like, we're gonna find
out real quick who's who in the zoo when it
comes to these two teams, And it really was like
kind of who makes it. In my mind after the
first quarter is like, who makes the most mistakes is
gonna lose? This game ended up being true. But Ty
Simpson when he threw that ball over to their sideline,

(01:12:18):
broken play, kid was all by himself. Wasn't a great football,
but he got the ball to his receiver, flipped the field,
like he said. Once that happened, it was like all
Alabama from then on.

Speaker 3 (01:12:27):
Yeah.

Speaker 7 (01:12:28):
I think right after that drive was a pick six.

Speaker 5 (01:12:29):
You could see that look in his eyes through the video.
I saw that video after we were already down seventeen
and was like, he's in there somewhere.

Speaker 3 (01:12:41):
Yeah, he's just got to get woken up.

Speaker 7 (01:12:43):
And really with that kid, man, it's really just like
get one play, Get one like one x plays all
you really need from him. And then you just kind
of see them all turning to.

Speaker 5 (01:12:52):
See what happens when he just has that one extra
second of time.

Speaker 7 (01:12:55):
Right And Buddy, I'll tell you that, like during the game,
on their third down, they're running the same kind of
like game slash blitz. They were bringing the Mike linebacker
and crossing the noses face over the center and it
was putting them in shambles. And they ran it two
three times, was getting pressure and like I think the
first three third downs that's the pressure they ran. And

(01:13:16):
it was the exact same look and everything. I'm thinking,
if you guys can't figure this one out, it's gonna
be a long day. And for whatever reason, like ty
he gets the ball down the field and from then
on and like, it was a completely different offense versus
you know, a top ten defense in all of college
football and made them look silly for two and a
half quarters.

Speaker 5 (01:13:35):
I think the most impressive thing was what you're saying
they did on defense to us in the first quarter,
how quickly we adjusted on the defensive side of the ball.

Speaker 7 (01:13:44):
And that's great coaching. That's great.

Speaker 3 (01:13:46):
Well, the fact that the fact that Bama was getting
after the quarterback like that, especially in the second half.
What is it? Something starts with the.

Speaker 5 (01:13:53):
Y Pierre Oh, Yonz, Pierre Yonz Pierre him tophomore, Yeah, Kennedy,
he was making his president.

Speaker 3 (01:14:01):
But a lot of guys were just getting after the quarterback,
which you hadn't really seen from Bama all year long.
I'll be curious too, like as people are listening and watching,
like a part of me wanted to ask whenever I
asked a question, how important were those weeks off? Like
I'm just so curious if something was up with Todd.

Speaker 7 (01:14:17):
Yeah, I got that feeling when you asked that question.

Speaker 3 (01:14:19):
Because the way the way that he was balling in
September October until he kind of hit I want to
say it was South Carolina once.

Speaker 7 (01:14:26):
Once the Tennessee game was the last game, you were like,
oh my god, Alabama is a juggernaut. Yeah, and he's
in the Heisman talk, it was like, yeah, I think
that was the last week in October. From then, it
was like, what's what's Alabama up to? Like something's got
to be going on with their team and all the
injuries of the SEC. But you're yeah, I felt that
when you were asking that question, because yeah, it did
feel like he had something going on. And then the

(01:14:49):
turtle kicked in right around that second quarter. Baby, he
was rimping.

Speaker 5 (01:14:52):
Hey, I'm not kidding. In the second half when we
started popping off, they shot that boy up in the
locker room.

Speaker 3 (01:14:58):
There was no question what happened.

Speaker 7 (01:15:01):
Now, hey, they shot his ass up before. Dude, the
way he fucking doing it to me, I'm like, god, damn,
you know I gotta get back in the gym the
way this kid's throwing me around right now.

Speaker 3 (01:15:08):
They Yeah, no, they had a hell of a comeback
when they were down seventeen to oh. Like I'm sitting
there like, man, dude.

Speaker 5 (01:15:14):
I'll tell you and everyone on.

Speaker 7 (01:15:15):
Twitter, I'll tell you this.

Speaker 3 (01:15:16):
Hey, I withheld from if you notice too, I'm talking
to my head. I can't truly, I am in shambles
from that Patriots tweet a couple of weeks ago or
last week whenever I put it out, and then the
Bills come back and win. But I'm sitting there when
they're down seventy oh, because it was like, fuck man,
like they are. This is not good. Yeah, not good
for all of the arguments that have been going on
around Alabama because they have just looked like a completely

(01:15:38):
different football team in the month in November and December. Yeah,
but when they came back, I'm like, oh God, Oklahoma,
what just a choke job.

Speaker 5 (01:15:47):
How many people you think deleted their tweets?

Speaker 7 (01:15:50):
Well, I I kind of you kind of can't stay
a little bit. I saw Brandon Walker, I saw a
couple of Notre Dames like this is the team they
had in over us, and I just screamshot just in
case screenshot.

Speaker 5 (01:16:01):
You know they make a bookmark feature.

Speaker 7 (01:16:03):
Yeah, I can't even get to that, but I'll just
put that on.

Speaker 3 (01:16:07):
To keep those tweets from being deleted. It's people, get screenshot.
It's over out there. You put it out there, it's done.

Speaker 5 (01:16:13):
You got to keep respect to the people that left
them too, because it is a funny read if you
go back.

Speaker 3 (01:16:19):
Dude, it's so funny. Dude.

Speaker 7 (01:16:21):
Thursday or Friday, this TWU Lane fan account put this
long tweet up and it was like basically going into
how this tu Lane team's different. They have they were
injured back then, they're going to be completely different. A
lot of guys are saying they would even donate if
tu Lane even wins. Looking at you tagged me and
I see that on Friday and I'm like, huh and
the cat I checked it. I checked it this morning.

(01:16:43):
Tweets still up, kids standing ten toes down, didn't delete it,
So shout out the two Lane wave fan that is
It's beautiful, man, Yeah, sports, all of it. It's incredible.
I'll say this, dude. When there was like a fourth
and one and they're in the red zone and they
call it. I'm out there is this kid on the
on the Alabama sideline. Little cat didn't even didn't know

(01:17:06):
who he really was. He was like getting stretched out
a bunch of coaches walking up to him and at
being Brooks seventeen And I'm like, this kid Brooks, like
he why is everybody kind of talking to him? Two
touchdowns in the game.

Speaker 5 (01:17:16):
Like he was a stud freshman, true freshman?

Speaker 7 (01:17:18):
I know, bro. And it pisses me off because I'm
thinking three star because there's a piece of me that
was buying into I have no idea how real the
killing the board the Michigan thing was, but the more
like you kind of live in it, and I'm I'm
clearly in the depths of it, reading all the things
the fan base is talking. You start to talk to
yourself more and more into Oklahoma wins this game, to
bores on it playing there.

Speaker 3 (01:17:38):
And when it's seventeen, oh, you're like, oh, we're gonna
get yeah, b Wall. Brandon Walker tweets out congradulates the
Michigan on.

Speaker 7 (01:17:43):
Game right, and I'm thinking, I'm thinking of myself like
when Oklahoma is winning, because I have no dog in
the fight up until this point, I have no dog
in the fight, and I'm thinking myself, the next forty
eight hours of my life are going to be so exciting,
like just to kind of like the anticipation what's going
to happen, the anxiety, and then the worst turn of
events Alabama wins that. I'll wake up in the morning

(01:18:03):
to Kenny Dilley Haam signing of this edge. I'm like, oh,
that was the most boring sleep bro ever. Yeah, ever, dude,
that shit pissed me off. Happy for Kenny, like I
said on this bus, like he've probably been my one
A and debor being the one bee. You can flip
them anytime you want. I think Kenny would have been
so successful at the University of Michigan, the energy he brings,
a little bit of new blood. I think Michigan is

(01:18:25):
now ready and willing to accept something like that. How
outspoken he is. And when I wake up to that,
I shoot him a text. Man, I'm like, hey, I'm
happy for you. You would have been amazing, amazing blue and
he just hits me with same thing I told you
three years ago.

Speaker 3 (01:18:41):
You can say whatever, but I'll Kenny Dillingham, God, everybody
played us, played you guys he because no one just
knowing how things were going down and unfold. It got
to a point to where I'm thinking of my head, like, man,
the way Dilly has talked about being where your feet

(01:19:02):
are and the grass isn't always greener, and how much
he's obsessed with Arizona State, Oh, his kids, like all
the family dynamic, they all live on the same street.
All the stuff he's always said in the pressers and
everything else. And then just hearing about some of the
convos and how Kenny Dilliam could be a real thing
for Michigan. It got to a point to where I
just shoot him a message. I'm like, man, if this

(01:19:23):
is what he's want to do, Like, I shoot him
a message being like, hey, rooting for you for the
Michigan job. And then whenever he stays, I just put
LFG because I'm thinking, oh, that that fires me up.
That he you know, all the stuff that he talked about,
which I thought was becoming kind of like, oh, it
seems like he's going to go he's wanting to go
to Michigan. And then I'm like, LFG, He's like the

(01:19:44):
same thing I said three years ago, and I'm just
too Yeah, he said that to me too, and I'm
just like, I felt a little different over this last month. Yes,
and like that man worked everybody.

Speaker 7 (01:19:53):
Yeah, he did. And you know what's funny is when
Kenny became like when this job first opened, I'm trying
to to reach out to people, you hear the two
names that really come up for everybody. It's Kaalen de
Boorr and Kenny Dillingham. Obviously, I have a relationship with Kenny,
so we talk a couple of times, but I'm not pressing.
I'm just kind of giving the lay of the land,
like this is kind of how the University of Michigan works,
from like a fan base perspective, from a game day perspective,

(01:20:17):
like this is the kind of things you can expect
in your off season and everything like that. And he's
he was. He never gave me anything like I want
to go or anything like that. But it was just
a curiosity conversation. And I talked to a bunch of
people that knew Kenny, and one guy was like, Hey,
don't be surprised if he leaves you with the altar
for ASU And it's not like it's not a bad thing.

Speaker 3 (01:20:36):
Yeah, But then from other people, it seemed like, Oh,
he really wants his Michigan job. Yeah, because I'm here
and it's like, oh, he's like if this job would
were to be because again it was de Boor and
then the moment say Debor says no, or the moment
let's just say Oklahoma wins, all the moment he gets
completely shut down. It's it's going to be Dilly's job
to turn down. Yeah, And I'm thinking if what I'm

(01:20:57):
hearing is if he gets that opportunity, it sounds like
this is where he's rolling.

Speaker 7 (01:21:01):
Yeah, And it's like I hate for him that he
has to do a press conference right after someding his extension,
being like can somebody please stroke a twenty million dollar check?
And I just think to myself, I think it's so
honorable him staying at his alma mater, the place he
wants to be at, the whole talk about my family,
my dad, my mom, and the up three doors down,
all that, it's beautiful. And I did tell him, I
was like, hey, you in the car right now. He's like, yeah,

(01:21:24):
I go, it's sunny outside, isn't it. He's like it is.
I go, you're not going to see that from November
to May and an Arbor, Michigan, you will not see it.
So just this you're living in a completely different world.
Like my first year at Michigan. Thank god the transfer
portal wasn't open because my ass would have been gone.
Just from a weather perspective, I was like, get me
the fuck out of here. It's a miserable I know
you grew up in Arizona, Like there's like five days

(01:21:45):
out of the year you don't see the sun and
you don't realize that this hey that winter depression that
sees all depression stuff that's real. It'll get you and
then you get used to it or whatever. But uh yeah,
I just breaks my heart. I hope somebody does stroke
the check for him. He is very good and he's
gonna maximize whatever talent he has in that building. But

(01:22:05):
if you go wait before again and Michigan stays with
Biff Pogi for twenty twenty six, we're gonna be knocking.
All right, We're gonna be knocking once more.

Speaker 3 (01:22:14):
Back around.

Speaker 7 (01:22:15):
Just come back to him, go the way you wanted. No,
all right, now, come back up Dan Arbor.

Speaker 5 (01:22:19):
You should just write a blank check and send him
a picture of it.

Speaker 7 (01:22:23):
Yeah, ready when you are, and then I'll have to
send it to you know, Ariy Ellison at Oracle and
Bad Buddy.

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Speaker 2 (01:23:52):
To this episode.

Speaker 3 (01:23:53):
Great interview with ty phenomenal and then we kind of
broke it down there a little bit ago we got
into and again we were starting get into college football talk.
All that stuff happens in locker room yesterday that we
dropped with Josh Pate. We do have the boys in
the back of the bus for this part of the
episode because we have some sports talk that's happening in
our world. Matt Malone, a social media producer for our show.

(01:24:14):
Jack went to support my man, to support our boy
at his What beer league is.

Speaker 2 (01:24:20):
Beer League hockey game? So for anyone in Nashville, it's
the Ford Ice Center out in Bellevue. Matt has been
playing in this beer league, I think for a good
minute now, but he's continually brought up, Hey, y'all got
to come to a game. Gotta come to a game.
The issue with beer leagues and a lot of these
Rex sports is that the times will start between like
five point fifteen and then the last game will start

(01:24:41):
at nine to fifteen, or in their league it actually
starts at ten to fifteen. So you're not gonna catch
me on Sunday night going out to Bellevue to watch hockey.

Speaker 3 (01:24:49):
But what commitment by Matt there to play a game
he loves.

Speaker 2 (01:24:55):
And part of me I want to see if he's competent,
if he can skate, if all the talk. If you
know Matt Malone, you know he's a talker.

Speaker 3 (01:25:01):
He talks a lot of shit about his game, and
you know, so randomly goes shoresy on you out of
nowhere and you're like, oh, okay, okay.

Speaker 2 (01:25:08):
And so I need to do my due diligence and
go see if he actually is capable of willing to
play hockey, or if this is all a bit and
he kind of sucks. So without him knowing, I remember
him mentioning his games at five forty five this past week.
Fresh out of Nissan Stadium yesterday, I'm feeling good. Titans
win first home win in over four hundred days. I'm like,

(01:25:28):
you know what, I think this would be a perfect
day to go for Matt Malone games at five forty five.
Show up right at five forty first off, went to
the wrong rink. All the guys in there looked like
they were forty plus. I'm like, I don't think this
is the one. Go to the other side Matt's game.
They're warming up, so I walk in. I sent a
video of Matt first see and me sending to all
the boys. He could not have been more excited for

(01:25:49):
the support.

Speaker 3 (01:25:50):
Oh my gosh, you remembered.

Speaker 2 (01:25:51):
And many of my day. I was happy to be
there and it was just fun, especially because it was
five forty five. I've got all my stuff done, I'm
just hanging out, brought Shannon. We're having a good time.
Taylor messages like I need a full detailed report on
the game. So these are my notes throughout the entire game.

Speaker 7 (01:26:09):
Before you get into it. I saw Matt this problem.

Speaker 2 (01:26:12):
Okay, I will get to probably what you were asking about.

Speaker 7 (01:26:15):
Well, no, no, no, he tries to code to me and
he has the bottom the energy of I gotta tell
you something. I gotta get ahead of something vibes and
I told I have no idea if that if I'm
right or wrong in that. But I was like, hey, listen,
I don't want to hear. I will hear the breakdown
from Jack and I had to interrupt him a couple
of times. So I'm very excited for this.

Speaker 2 (01:26:35):
Yeah. So we got the belt on the shoulder, and
this is the will Matt Malone received the belt on
any level. So here we go. Player Matt Malone production
three points. Starts off, skated well all game, good pace
at a competitive level. Defensively responsible, wasn't on the ice
for a goal against. He made a smart decision on

(01:26:55):
two on one by dumping the puck and getting a
shift change. He generated off with a shot on net.
Early and consistent pressure created scoring chances around the crease,
including a wrap around look at the goalie kind of
towed him on. It was a very impressive move by
the goalie. So I thought he was gonna get this goal.
And obviously with me being there, it's awesome to support
Matt and I want him to feel like we care

(01:27:16):
about his stuff, which we do. But I want to
see him score. We all want to see him. I
want to see him produce. So anyways, we're gonna keep going.
He created that chance, doesn't get the wrap around. He
needs better shift awareness. When he was tired, he missed
a breakaway pass. Dude to just being gased. Simplify, get
the pucks deep and get those moments tied up. He
also tried to force a one o three and he

(01:27:38):
got hip checked, went down, took a little bit of
a spill. Needs better situational awareness truly, but overall so
he finished with three points in a positive contributor strong
skater offensive impact. He just needs to clean up shift
management and the details in traffic to take the next step. So,
where I'm sitting at.

Speaker 7 (01:27:56):
I love that review. Dude, that was perfect.

Speaker 2 (01:27:58):
Where I'm sitting at, I'm just bummed he didn't score.
He had a shot to potentially score. He also had
to assist, so I'm like, look for what it's worth.
I looked at him as a good skater. It it
was an entertaining to watch. It was a pretty, you know,
high level competitive game for the circumstances. He's pretty bummed.
In the third period. I'm locking eyes with him. I'm

(01:28:19):
like standing on the glass watching and he's on the
bench and I'm like lock in because i want him score. Yeah,
And he comes off and he's kind of hanging his head.
The team they were playing was arguably much better. They
had some Apparently one of the guys played in the show.
At some point you could tell he didn't come off
the ice but one time in three periods, which, you

(01:28:39):
know hockey, that's very impressive. You get gassed so hard
and there's not a ton of guys playing already, they
maybe have four or five subs on each team. Matt
comes off kind of hanging his head. I'm like, dude,
doesn't even worry, and he goes bro, you missed my goal.
And my heart sinks and I'm kind of fumbling and
I'm like, no, no, you go to my camera roll.

(01:29:01):
You got to Shannon's camera role. There's thirty videos. It's
like we were filming and watching the whole time. He
goes bro. I had a breakaway top left. Look over
to you guys. Both you and Shannon are on your phones.
Oh and I literally am sitting there, like I can
feel myself getting flush. I can feel the embarrassment and
the shame in my body that I sat here and

(01:29:23):
collected a whole page of notes. I have a whole
camera roll full footage of him, and I miss his
one opportunity. And I'm like, but he's like, dude, it's
all I'm so glad you came, Like it means the world,
Like I love you can be taking a photo and
I'm like, I went to home goods. I feel like
your son, I made a mistake coming to the game.
Oh and JP, I I kind of mentioned it and

(01:29:46):
like spared the details earlier, and he was like, He's like,
you'll when you have kids, you'll never miss one of
their games or one of the goals if they're on
like the corner of the ice, you're putting your phone down.
I'm like, one hundred percent. I felt even right now,
I can feel this emotion of just utterly shame. I'm like,
because it doesn't matter, like when I'm telling the story,
y'all can believe me or not. And like, I'm locked

(01:30:07):
in the whole game, got all these notes, it doesn't matter.
I missed his one goal and on top of it,
he went top left on him and it was against
a really good team. And I'm sitting there like.

Speaker 3 (01:30:17):
You know he hit it too and just looked right
over it.

Speaker 7 (01:30:21):
Celebrate with his team or nothing.

Speaker 2 (01:30:23):
Not just me, but Shannon two was on her phone,
So both of us are sitting there in utter disbelief,
like no, And I didn't go to Home Goods afterwards
because down Belvy's right there. I was gonna look for
something for my sister for Christmas. And me and Shannon
do one lap around and she's like, are you okay?
I go, I can't even focus right now. We gotta leave,
and literally, Lee, I feel so bad welcome this morning.

(01:30:45):
I'm like, okay, you know this is just another opportunity
for me to get out there support him, and then
leads me in to this other thing. I know he's
gonna listen and maybe we cut this part out, but
I think it would be one huge for his morale
and it'd be an awesome moment if we could find
a time where we all go to one of his games.
I know that it's tough for you guys. But if

(01:31:06):
they if they have a five to forty five game,
they have these little bleachers right next to the ice.
It would be unbelievable. If we just filled up one
slate of bleachers and are just going nuts the whole game.
He would be the most nervous he's ever been in
his whole life. But it's truly, I mean, it was
an hour thing. It's you're in and out. It's a
nice little thing.

Speaker 5 (01:31:24):
But if that, I know, like that, if we go
to a Matt Malone hockey game before a Mitch Carsly
flag football game, we're fucked.

Speaker 6 (01:31:38):
Overall.

Speaker 2 (01:31:39):
Even with missing the goal, I would still give Matt
the belt. I was impressed with his skating. He's definitely
adequate for the sport. A lot of the shit talking
makes sense. I need to see a little bit more.
I think if I'd seen the goal firsthand, it would
have changed a little. I still feel terrible. Oh all
awesome experience, and it was just fun just catch in

(01:32:00):
random hockey games these dudes.

Speaker 7 (01:32:02):
Okay, we do need to cut that part. I think
if it works out schedule wise, we should. That would
be awesome to do. From that twelve of.

Speaker 2 (01:32:11):
Us showed up, like we get like a couple of
guys to paint up even or something. It would be
so because there's one section of really small bleachers that
I counted the seats and there's enough where all of
us would just fit in this one little section. I
just can imagine how he would feel we can maybe
do some content out of it. It would it would
be fun.

Speaker 6 (01:32:30):
So we can we open and invite it too, of
like friends that are local and just people make inside.

Speaker 7 (01:32:38):
I agree. I love that idea. But if this is
going to actually happen, which we'll see, it needs to
be as quiet as possible. We can't so like, if
we're gonna invite people, like, let's invite quietly group chats,
we're gonna meet here at this time, and we're gonna
come in all at the same time.

Speaker 2 (01:32:54):
His parents out there.

Speaker 7 (01:33:01):
Yeah.

Speaker 5 (01:33:02):
I want it to be known, Mitch when you're reviewing
this that I stood up for you. I've actually come
and played in a game. I don't want any it's Taylor.

Speaker 7 (01:33:13):
Yeah, no doubt. This shitty thing for Mitch is like
when he's playing his sport, it's the most busy time
of the year for us, and it really is like
it's so much now it's like the season's kind of
winding down. It's still it's getting much more exciting, but
it's winding down. There's lesson you have to know about.
It's easier kind of get away and go watch a
couple hours or something randomly. That's just my take.

Speaker 2 (01:33:37):
Washing there's a big entertainment factor there.

Speaker 4 (01:33:40):
It is fun.

Speaker 2 (01:33:41):
Oh yeah, and just like being in like a cold
ice rink. There's some nostalgic about that to me, and
it just like it feels right and it's super quick.

Speaker 4 (01:33:48):
So do they have concessions gone?

Speaker 2 (01:33:49):
They actually have a really.

Speaker 7 (01:33:51):
Nice pretzels, nachos, get a hot dogs into the guy
at Oklahoma?

Speaker 3 (01:33:58):
All right? Do they do they stream is games anywhere?

Speaker 4 (01:34:01):
No?

Speaker 7 (01:34:02):
Well, this is we can bigger something out.

Speaker 3 (01:34:07):
Look, I can't play favorites, man, I can't go to Malone.
I just like you know what I'm saying.

Speaker 7 (01:34:13):
I understand what you're trying to say.

Speaker 2 (01:34:17):
Yeah that's but yeah, congratulations of Matt you earn the belt. Definitely,
we got to get shift management under control. Other than that, congrats,
they did lose, but the team was much better than them.

Speaker 3 (01:34:28):
Get your cardio up, Matt, you're once probably up that conversation.
That's right. There's bust and more bust, some more getting
created in front of our eyes, and in our years
were good.

Speaker 7 (01:34:39):
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