Mornings with Thom Brennaman 11/3/2025

Bloomberg Report. Tim Mcgee breaks down the 47-42 Bengals loss to the Bears. Marty Brennaman talks about the late Bob Trumpy.

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 2 (00:04):
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the Bloomberg newsroom in New York City, Gina. A major
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Speaker 3 (00:14):
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kimberly Clark would become the second largest consumer products maker.

Speaker 1 (00:46):
Behind Procter and Gamble.

Speaker 3 (00:48):
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of something we've talked about here, the Trump Administration's attax
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go up, and the bureau estimates that cargo theft amounts
to thirty five billion in losses every year.

Speaker 1 (01:40):
And the futures this morning, genis Cervetti.

Speaker 3 (01:44):
While they're mostly higher, the Dow futures have taken a
bit of a dip here. They're down sixty two points,
not too bad. SMP futures up fourteen, Nasdaq futures are
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Speaker 2 (02:00):
All right, it is eight ten, straight up, and we
do it the morning after, and that's what we call it.
The morning after the morning after the Bengals play. And
kind of enough to join us each and every week.
Former Bengal great Tim McGee. Tim, you and I were
texting yesterday during the game. In all your years of football,

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have you seen anything like the last five minutes of
that game yesterday?

Speaker 4 (02:28):
Unfortunately I have not, And when we were texting yesterday,
I just kept noticing the tears falling on my cell
phone as I was as the excruciating pain of watching
them lose in another just absolutely embarrassing, humiliating way that again,
never seen in all my years of watching football, and
it's been over thirty years, so it's very disappointing.

Speaker 2 (02:51):
All right, So, Tim, the natural question is, you know,
what do you do next? You're not going to be
able to overhaul and let's start with a defense. You're
not going to be able to overhaul the players between
now and the next game after next weekend, off the
bye week. What in the world is Zach Taylor and
Al Golden What are they supposed to do?

Speaker 4 (03:14):
Well? I tell you what they are in like the
worst case scenario that there possibly can be. You're in
the middle of the season and you don't want to
per se, give up, you don't want to just pack
it in. But if they're looking at things in a
realistic manner. They must try to weed out the players

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that they feel or are going to be a part
of the future, especially on the defensive side. Who can
play in this scheme. You're trying different combinations or they're
trying different combinations, and obviously nothing is working. So you've
tried to outscore the opponent by scoring forty plus points
and you're still losing. You're losing every way possible. So

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you know, when you go back with the just go
back into that lab on Monday morning. It's really difficult
because typically you say, okay, you know, there's four or
five plays here. If we just move this guy here,
if we just do this, that could be a potential
remedy for the problems we're having. They just have so
many holes in the boat that I just don't know

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if they're going to be able to say afloat. It's
just going to be tough because next time is the
morale of the team, and you can tell when they're
walking to that locker room, brother, they a no sugarcoat nets.

Speaker 1 (04:30):
The players are down.

Speaker 2 (04:32):
You know when and you were an offensive star wide
receiver return man, you know when you walk off the
field you're very frustrated. The powers that be try to
give you a ten or a fifteen minute just cooling
off period for lack of a better term, before the
media is allowed in the locker room after a game.

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Do you ever recall you sitting there and seeing, you
know what, I'm tired of this stuff, and it's time
for me to say something about it. Because I was
stunned by some of the comments made by Chase Brown,
who normally you know, very upbeat, positive guy, likable guy,
and then some of the comments by Jamar Chase I mean,
or lack thereof from Jamar Chase. Have you ever been
in that situation or been around guys where you're walking

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back to the locker room after a game and you're going, man,
I'm unloading today.

Speaker 4 (05:21):
Yeah. Oh, there's no question about it. And here's the
toughest part about it is, typically it's an offensive versus
defensive thing. You get so frustrated, and you know, back
in my day that our offense did carry our team.
There was no question about that. But you know, obviously
the defense did step up from time to time. But
when you have these and it's not just one game,

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it's a whole season, it's a season that they are experiencing. Now, yes,
you do sit there as a human being, going, man,
I can't take this no more. You start having thoughts,
I'm calling my agent, I'm getting out of here. I
want out. How can we get this together because you've
already had them stupid team meetings to close door me
is where you scream at each other. You try this
and you realize you realize only one thing is going

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to pick this, and this is talent and we don't
have the talent. Yes, I love my buddies, Johnny, Bobby
and Tommy. I love them, They're my buddies. I hang
out with them. But guess what, they're not getting it done.
And we're over here busting our butts off to score
forty points and all we're doing is looking at the
track meet where we can. By the time we sit
down and have a drink a gatorade, we're back on
the field because the other team is scored. So, yes,

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it's but it's human nature. It's human nature, and neither
are some of the most competitive people you can ever
be around, so it's to be expected.

Speaker 5 (06:37):
You know.

Speaker 2 (06:38):
We talked about how we both agree that uh Lou
and Roumo was made basically to be the scapegoat for
this franchise, and what happened on defense last year they
run him out of town. We know he's done a
great job in Indiana. I know they lost yesterday, but
he's done a great job up there. And Al Golden
comes in. But you have the players that you have.

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You know the x's and o's of this sport as
well as anybody out there. I mean, is there really
anything at the end of the day. Is Al Golden
taking a beating and there's nothing he can do about it?

Speaker 4 (07:12):
Yes, he's taken a beating and there's absolutely nothing you
can do about I don't care what type of scheme
or stematics or philosophies you have. As a coordinator. You
are just putting the pieces into places. Now it takes
a it's another level to go out and execute and execute,
in this case being the Bengals defense. You gotta tackle,

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you gotta tackle, you gotta tackle, you gotta tackle. You
got to prevent big chunk plays and there that's just
not happened. So when you look at Al Golden, which
I think his name is going to be Al Brond,
and he's heading in the wrong directions. But when you
look at him, you're looking at a guy that's going
to you have to blame someone. You got to get
the fans to red meat. And the red meat is

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going to be Al Golton. Oh, it's his defense. Well,
how about the players. But here's the problem. There are
no one that's sitting on the streets right now that
used to be or aspiring to be an NFL defensive
player that can help the Bangles. The only people that
can help themselves is the people in that locker room.
And there is just no zero substitution for talent and

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they do not have the talent. And tom when you
look at them, you got like the Jackson They're like
the Jacksons. Do you got Trey Henderson being Michael? And
then you got this group of guys that you know,
they don't know if they can carry themselves. And that's
that's just the reality. You have to face reality. Don't
be delusional because you're emotionally attached to a football team,

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and if your it's your local team, you love them
to death. But just huge reality and and resetch your thinking.

Speaker 2 (08:46):
Look, I have not been the number one fan of
Zach Taylor through the years and that's neither here nor there.
But I do feel for him in this situation and
that he is the only guy as far as quote
unquote management is concerned, that is stepping forward and having
to answer these questions every day to the media. I'll
have a press conference again today every game after the game,

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and it was just it was it was painful watching
him trying to answer those questions after the game yesterday. Now,
the Bengals have made it policy for a long long
time that the owner or Duke Tobin in this case,
will not do interviews during the season. In that locker room.
It doesn't matter what I think, it doesn't matter what

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you think. But as a player in that locker room,
what it means something for Duke Tobin to step up
there and address some of these questions from the press.

Speaker 4 (09:40):
No, and here's the reason Tom. Players don't want to
be gas like it anymore. You get that BS speech.
You know, the coach comes in every time and it
gives you this. You know five minutes or things are
going to be okay and at some point time and
they're far beyond that. Now, Well, words doesn't matter. We're
looking at actions. We're looking that the results. Ultimately, Like

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I said, Tom, you got fifty three of the most
competitive human beings on the face of the earth. They're
not going to settle for faith time and talk time.
They want wins. And when you look at like I said,
you look at Jamar Chase and Joe Flacco and T
Higgins walking to the locker room, man, I mean, it
just looks so depressing. So I don't think management can

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do anything at this point in time. The only people
that can really have an effect are the people that's
inside that locker room. And that's just not good news
for the fan base.

Speaker 2 (10:36):
You know, Look, you played wide receiver extraordinarily. Well do
you find yourself sometimes marveling at some of the plays
that these two wide receivers, especially on the Bengals make.
I mean, I watched T Higgins yesterday. I still cannot
believe both of his touchdowns.

Speaker 4 (10:56):
Oh you know, it's funny you said that, Tom, And
that's such an excellent question because I look at that
and I marvel at their athleticisms, their attitude, their approach,
their competitiveness. You know, every ball they're competing for the
ball a fifty fifty ball, if not fifty fifty with them,
you know, it's probably eighty twenty in their favor and

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just to watch them. But this is what I'm this,
This is exactly what I'm saying. This is what we
knew we were going.

Speaker 1 (11:25):
To have at the beginning of the season.

Speaker 4 (11:28):
We knew we're going to have a show of entertainers
Jamar Chase, Joe Burrow, and t Higgins and we knew this.
We knew Trey Hendrickson will come around in make some tackle.
But we also didn't think they had a complete football team.
We did not think, unless you were delusional, that this
is the team that can compete on the offensive side

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and the defensive side. They're built to outscore, and guess what,
we never thought outscore. It was mean they need to
score sixty points while giving up fifty points while well,
I don't think any of us was really going down
that road.

Speaker 2 (12:03):
You know, before I let you go, you know, look,
you had to retire. You know, you sat down with
your wife and you guys talked about all the dings
and the major hits and so forth, and your overall
future health, and you made that decision. Joe Flacco, I
gotta tell you, man, I've always thought the guy was

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really good. But when you get to be forty, you
wonder can they keep going? This guy man has been unbelievable.

Speaker 4 (12:34):
I'll tell you one thing, Tom Joe Flacco, he reminds
me of my last two years in the NFL. I
was just basically a guy that I might wanted me
to pretty much. Coach Carl Pickens and Darnay Scott and
just mentor those guys be a part of it. You
were still on the roster. But I remember Carl Pickens
just like Joe Flacco. Joe Burrow gets hurt, Carl Pickens

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gets hurt. I gotta go into the game. In my
ninth year, I got to play against the Cleveland I
end up having one hundred yards a touchdown, and I'll
never forget. It's like I came to the sideline. Pick
You got to get your ass healthy because I'm not
doing this. So yeah, Flak always enjoyed it. But right
now he's ready for his clipboard. Probably play about the

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three or four years and play a couple of snaps
in pre season, grab some checks and go off into
the sunset and live his life in the Bahamas with
his beautiful family.

Speaker 2 (13:27):
Good for him, Tim we thank you for your time
and your expertise. Every single Monday after or morning after,
my friend, I have a great rest of your day
and a good weekend.

Speaker 4 (13:37):
Appreciate for having me as always.

Speaker 2 (13:38):
Already Tim McGee, former Bengals standout. He just lays it
out there. I mean he and I were texting during
the game yesterday, you know, I mean we knew this
going into the year. Maybe not what happened yesterday, but
we knew this going into the year. When you spend
all your money on offense, this is what you're going
to get.

Speaker 1 (13:59):
All right, Let's check the roadways. It's been a.

Speaker 2 (14:01):
Very very busy Monday morning, Chuck Ingram, how are we
doing now?

Speaker 6 (14:05):
Things starting to get a little bit better in spots,
especially on the Double A. I started to see traffic
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Speaker 2 (14:59):
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Speaker 1 (15:02):
It is a gorgeous morning out.

Speaker 2 (15:04):
There's still a little cool forty three degrees, but we're
getting up to fifty nine under sunny skies today, Tonight chilly,
down to thirty five. Tomorrow's sunny again. I have sixty
Tomorrow night clear, dry, low forty four, and then Wednesday, man,
it's gonna be really nice, but we better enjoy it.
Wednesday's going to be sunny, close to seventy and we're

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talking about rain starting over the weekend. I know we're
a number of days away. We'll worry about that. Then
let's enjoy the sunshine. Now coming up at eight thirty eight,
Marty Brenneman to talk about Bob Trumpy, the late Bob Trumpy.
They were having lunch together regularly as recently as just
a couple of weeks ago. A twenty three seven hundred WLW.

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Speaker 2 (17:06):
Already eight fifty eight forty one seven hundred WLW Welcome
to the Morning show. Excuse me, you got a little
uh down the wrong hatch with a glass of water.
Water's finally turned back on.

Speaker 1 (17:22):
In this building.

Speaker 2 (17:23):
We do it every Monday, Mondays with Marty the Hall
of Famer Marty Bremnan An. Unfortunately, Dad, good morning today,
and you learned over the weekend. We learned yesterday about
the passing of your very good friend Bob Trumpy.

Speaker 5 (17:39):
Yeah, it's a sad deal, Tomms. He's had a tough
in the last year or so, maybe longer than that,
with his health, and it's been a multitude of things.
And we had developed a habit, a good habit over
the last two years or so where he and Kenny
Fouts and this chance and we'd get together periodically and

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have ones together and we could tell that things were
not well with Bob, but still I was stunned that
I got to work yesterday. Dave Armberwster you had called me,
text me and said that he had died yesterday morning
over the night, you knowing, Well, he was a great guy.
He was an incredibly talented guy. I mean, for my money,

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he's a guy that really brought sports talk radio to
the forefront at seven hundred WLW, and then after a
fine career as a tight end of one of the
original Bengals, uh, you know, he got hooked on with
in television ultimately rose to the top. Really because at

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the time he and Dick Enburgh were the number one
crew in NFL football for a number of years, and
Kenny Fouts, you know, was a tremendous director of telecast
and started at Channel five and went on to the work.
It was their number one guy forever. And so it
was a nice group of people that got together and
told stories, and I just had the greatest respect for

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him as a person and also is a talent.

Speaker 7 (19:12):
You know.

Speaker 2 (19:12):
I'm curious there's an article today you may not have
seen it in the New York Times about Bob Trumpy
and I don't know if you ever had a chance
to talk to him when you guys were having lunch
or whatever the case may be about. You know, this
article pointed out the best call that Bob Trump he
ever made was the call that some remember, some may not,

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where a woman called in her husband had been drinking,
had been regularly beating her, and she was contemplating committing suicide,
and he kept her on the line for two and
a half hours until authorities. And remember now, it's a
very different time that we live in now, where it's

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a little bit easier to be able to find somebody.
Not easy, but easy. Err it was back then. Did
you ever have a chance to talk to him about
that call at all?

Speaker 5 (20:04):
We never, amazingly we never did. But now that you're
bringing out that was when he was at w LW radio,
wohend not happen. I remember it now, I'd forgotten about it. No,
we never talked about it. But it was an incredibly
great thing that he did. That Obviously, either people for
good like I did, or people were never aware of

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what he did to basically save a person's life. I
don't care who you are, you can keep a desperate
person on the phone for two hours until help can
come to take her off. That that suicide desire is
an incredible thing that was. He was that kind of guy.
He was a tough guy. He gave that impression at times.

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He was an imposing guy physically, but he was just
a good guy, you.

Speaker 1 (20:56):
Know, Dad.

Speaker 2 (20:56):
One thing that he did and look, he had a
lot of bad but he also had a lot of detractors.

Speaker 1 (21:03):
He really went to bat for Pete Rose.

Speaker 5 (21:08):
Well you know what, Tom, He not only went to
bat for Pete Rose, he went to bat for Greg
Cook that people don't even are not even aware of.
I know that that the Bengals were wonderful in what
they did to try and lift Greg Cook out of
the demons that he had to deal with until he

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passed away. But Bob was instrumental in making that connection
between the Bengals and the desperate situation that Greg Cook
was in. And he was the type of guy that
never you know, he never found his own chest and
said look what I did, But he did and Pete
was the same way he took at the time, in
the eyes of many people, a very popular stance as

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far as Pete was concerned. And he never wavered from it.
He never, ever, one time gave any oppression to anyone that, now,
maybe I'd better rethink this thing he did. He went
to that singularly as singularly in the sense that he
never backed off of what he felt was the right
thing to do as far as Rose was concerned. Despite

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all the people saying that the guy would be thrown.

Speaker 1 (22:17):
Out for all time, you know, I'm not so sure.

Speaker 2 (22:20):
When it comes to his television work, I'm not so sure,
and many have said that this is true. From his
playing days, Paul Grown used to say this that Paul
Brown thought Bob Trumpy was as good an athlete as
any wide receiver there was out there, so that Bob
Trumpy actually became the first tight end in the history
of professional football that did not line up every play

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right next to the tackle, either left tackle or right tackle.
Paul Brown would move him in the slot to become
more of a target in the passing game. I'm not
so sure that he wasn't maybe the number one pioneer.
Everybody talks about John Madden, who was off the charts, unbelievable,
no debate about it. I'm not so sure that Trump
he wasn't the first guy on television as an analyst.

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They actually became critical of coaches, players, situations where a
lot of other guys Dad you know, you know that
wasn't the deal back then, and it's certainly not the
deal now.

Speaker 4 (23:19):
Well it is.

Speaker 5 (23:19):
But also and I think you may exactly you maybe
one hundred percent correct, but the thing was, as you
well know, it is truly and it's true today as
it was then. Although you're right about the frankness and
the candidates of former athletes in a particular sport that
had the chance to go and do TV or radio

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or whatever the case might be. But a lot of
these guys also are very, very reluctant to do it
because they are fresh off the field. They still are
close to a lot of guys that are putting the
uniform on and going out and playing every day or
every weekend, whatever the case might be. Bob was never
like that. Bob was able to walk away from the field,

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get involved in broadcasting and never be afraid to offer
up criticism if criticism were warranted. As you well know,
there are guys today that gets started and they have
to they have to gradually evolve into the kind of
analyst that Trump he was, and John Madden was, but

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he never had that problem. He went right to it,
and ninety nine point nine percent of the time the
criticism that he offered up on radio or television was warranted.
You're right, he may well have been the pioneered despite
the fact he gets no credit for it.

Speaker 2 (24:37):
Yep, all right, let's shift gears to better things. College basketball.
You're a big fan starts up in Earnest tonight.

Speaker 1 (24:46):
Now.

Speaker 2 (24:47):
I know you're going to be because you run with
that high falluting crowd. I know you're going to be
down there in Chapel Hill. You're alma mater for Carolina v. Kansas.
That is a big time game Friday night.

Speaker 5 (25:02):
That's correct. I mean it's big when you've got Dan
Shulman and Jay bell Is doing the game, and they're
doing it.

Speaker 1 (25:08):
And I'm kind of looking forward.

Speaker 5 (25:09):
I mean, I'm in Carolina right now. So a buddy
of mine here in Salisbury and I are going to
drive Chapel Hill and we're going to go early because
I get a chance to see my good friend Bill self,
who I met and developed a decent relationship with a
few years ago. And we're going to go out to
their shoot around on Friday afternoon at the Dean Smith

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Center and sit down and shoot the breeze with Bill Sealth,
even though Bill knows exactly where I went to school
with and where I went to school and where my
loyalties will lie Friday night. But it should be an
interesting game. I mean, both teams are ranked in the
top twenty five. Self has developed an incredible program at Kansas,
so I'm looking forward to it.

Speaker 2 (25:51):
Well, I'll be right down the street from you, except
I'll be hanging out now with Bill self. I'm going
to be hanging out with Bill Belichick. He's got that
thing rolling in the right direction. After a very impressive
performance on Friday night.

Speaker 5 (26:08):
Well, yeah, I won't argue that at all. I mean,
especially to do it. But they did it on the road,
didn't They at Syracuse and rolled up a tremendous number
of yardage both on the ground and in the air
to beat Syracuse, who certainly will not be accused of
being a threat to be in the college football playoffs.

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But a win's a win. I mean, They've had an
interesting year, both positively and negatively. More negatively than the
other of it. You know, He's also recorded He's rated
right now number fifteen among recruiting classes for two thousand
and twenty six. Yep, Yeah, he signed thirty thirty nine

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players so far. I'm sure he'll add other players through
the portal. But these are high school kids, some of
whom have flipped from another school that they had formally
committed to Carolina. So we'll see, we'll see.

Speaker 1 (27:01):
Well.

Speaker 2 (27:02):
I'm telling you, there are going to be a lot
of people this time. Maybe not next year, but the
year after that might be next year, There're gonna be
a lot of people out there that were looking to
stomp on his grave, and I truly believe that they're
going to eat their words on that.

Speaker 5 (27:18):
We'll see, well, if it happens, if if it happens
in twenty seven, I don't even think Bill Belichick will
be there, Okay, So.

Speaker 1 (27:25):
We'll see what we'll find out.

Speaker 2 (27:26):
All right, We'll have a great time over there at
Chapel Hill and we'll catch up.

Speaker 1 (27:31):
I'll see you this weekend. I'll look forward to it, Yeah,
very much, look forward to it.

Speaker 2 (27:35):
I'll be down there broadcasting the football game for North
Carolina and my dad the basketball game. So I'll see you,
hopefully fro of course, you know he's a big leaguer.
He's got tickets. I'll be watching my hotel room about
a mile away from a Dean.

Speaker 5 (27:48):
Dome on we are call you boy, Steve Kersher you
gets you in there?

Speaker 1 (27:52):
Yeah, I doubt it.

Speaker 5 (27:53):
I doubt I don't think so I think he would.

Speaker 2 (27:55):
Okay, we'll have a good I'll see I love you too.
See hey, fellas. Now look I talk about this all
the time. Testosterone right in that starting in our thirties,
this is a medical fact. We lose two to three
percent of our testosterone production every single year.

Speaker 1 (28:13):
So you might be thinking a big deal, right, Well,
you know what.

Speaker 2 (28:15):
It is a big deal because it causes a lot
of problems. If you have low testosterone, you don't sleep
very well, workouts aren't the same energy, not quite what
it used to be, a brain fog.

Speaker 1 (28:27):
And you say, oh, I'm getting older. Well, look, maybe
you're right, we are getting older.

Speaker 2 (28:32):
But maybe improving your testosterone level might change some of
these things I'm talking about. Just go to tri statemenshealth
dot com log on, book an appointment, go in, donate
a little blood. They run a testosterone test PSA test,
they give it the results you said. Now with a
licensed medical provider, talk about what your options might be,

(28:54):
and the cost is only ninety nine bucks unless you
sign up for testosterone treatment the day of your appointment.
If you do your visits free. Tri State Men's Health
has six locations, Cincinnati, Dayton two and Columbus Hillyard in Westerville,
Louisville and northern Kentucky. Call them today at one eight
hundred nine hundred nine sixty five four or visit Tri

(29:14):
Statemenshealth dot com. All right, let's check the roadways. It's
been a crazy morning, Chuck Ingram. What's happening right now,
my friend? It certainly has and still things going strong.
This from the UC Health Traffic Center. The Lung Cancer
Rapid Access Program at the UC Cancer Center is built
to give you a care plan fast meet with a
specialist in two days called five, one, three, five eight five.

(29:37):
UCCC lanes remaining blocked on the Double A Highway outside
of Alexandria near Kentucky seven oh nine due to an
early morning accident. Now investigation Cruise are working with an
accident in the left lane that's westbound two seventy five
before you get to Taylor Mill backing traffic towards the
double A.

Speaker 1 (29:56):
There's a new Rex.

Speaker 6 (29:57):
Southbound seventy five at Shepherd left, and that adds to
what was already moving slow through Lachlan westbound thirty two.
An accident before you got the bock Buckston in the
cleanup stages, Chuck Ingram News Radio seven hundred WLW.

Speaker 2 (30:12):
Eight fifty five. Sloani is coming up next. Look, I
talk about it all the time. Open your home, open
your hearts to a shelter pet, especially a senior shelter pet.
This is Senior Shelter Pet Month. As we roll into November,
I promise you one thing. Can't promise everything, but I
can promise this your love and your family. You will

(30:32):
have more love in it. Thanks e Liam Tomlinson our producer.
I'm Tom Brenneman. This is a seven hundred WLW Cincinnati