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Speaker 1 (00:04):
Peter Burns just going to join us here in a
little bit. He's with the SEC network. I got to
I got to get somebody else's opinion on how they
expect oh you to win.
Speaker 2 (00:14):
Nine games is just me.
Speaker 1 (00:16):
Well, you you told me today that they're gonna win
nine games.
Speaker 2 (00:19):
Nine games plus a potential bowl game if they play
some of this.
Speaker 1 (00:22):
Or if they make the college nine games nine or
ten may get you in the college football playoff.
Speaker 2 (00:27):
I really do think that. And again, no offense to
you or Mike. I think y'all are over selling what
y'all called murderers row on their schedule just because their
preseason rankings, which y'all said was overrated. Kind of glares
at you.
Speaker 1 (00:38):
Well, I'm just my take is as I need to
see them get better on the offense and defensive lines
than they have been since they joined the SEC. Uh
that when you play the Lincoln Riley offense the way
that Lincoln Riley plays offense, and even if you go
back I was you go back and watch the out
teams in the pretty much even go all the way
(00:59):
back to the Wishbone days, they never really blew somebody
off the line. When you're playing run and shoot offense
or go back to the wishbone days. You don't have
to just maul somebody get the offensive line. You've got
to getting their way for a few seconds and that
allows a faster running back or a quick pass to
get you yards after the catch immediately. When you're playing
(01:19):
in the SEC against Tennessee and Texas and Alabama and
A and M and all those schools, you're playing against
NFL soon to be NFL offense and defensive linemen, and
if you cannot control the line of scrimmage, you're not
winning because they're too big and powerful. If you're trying
to shadow block them or set a screen basically, which
(01:40):
I've seen kind of happen, you're going to get pushed
back into the play and it's going it's going to
get knocked out of out of kilter. But that's going
to be the thing. I got to see a little
bit of this and a little bit of that last
year with OU and their offense and defensive lines were terrible.
Speaker 2 (01:55):
Have you been able to check out John Matterir from
Washington State, like I suggested.
Speaker 1 (02:00):
I've seen practice video, but that doesn't tell me much.
We'll see him. Well, when do they what time do
they play Northern Illinois or Illinois State. I may get
to see some of that if it's in the on
in the booth at Kyle Field, but I've got other
fish to fry on that day, so I don't know
what what I'll see you not see.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
I think, honestly, if I'm being honest, just because and
I might be over selling under selling some of the
SEC teams, I think Auburn is gonna present more of
a challenge to Oklahoma this year than maybe a team
like Tennessee or Missouri, because I do like Jackson Arnold
in that offense. I know he wasn't much at Oklahoma,
but I do like how he fits an that system.
Speaker 1 (02:37):
I hope Jackson Arnold plays slightly worse than he did
at OUA, but I don't know that that's even possible.
Speaker 2 (02:43):
Well, I mean yeah, I mean to be fair though,
and especially in modern college football. And you know this.
You've seen him with UTSA as well. Players that are
draft that are sorry, recruited highly and supposedly fit into
one system and they and it doesn't work out. The
trash portal allows him to go somewhere else.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
Absolutely get him on the re.
Speaker 2 (03:00):
Right exactly, and I think that's one thing that's actually
helped with the transport. I think has actually helped college
football because it gives these guys who otherwise would have
I guess you called him a bust college career into
another chance. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (03:12):
By the way, that game is at five o'clock. I
will see none of it. It's a five o'clock kick,
because you know, they kick at five and we'll be
into the second hour of pregame and I'll see zero
plays of that game. So well, but they're playing Northern
or Illinois State, So who cares?
Speaker 2 (03:28):
I mean, I don't win.
Speaker 1 (03:29):
Yeah, all right, So, uh, last week we learned about
the fate of Jim Harbaugh and the double secret probation
that the NCAA is placed on him and Connor Stallions
and all the other guys that were involved. Shemier Moore
is going to get two games this year and one
next year for his involvement in the sign stealing. But
Urban Meyer has come out today and said, you know what,
(03:50):
I think we should carry this a little bit further.
I think the NFL should impose some sanctions on him
now apparently, and I don't remember this when Jim Tressel
was at Ohio State, he did something wrong and there
was talk about him going to the NFL, and I
think it was maybe Paul Tagliabu, could have been Roger Goodell,
I don't remember, but one of those basically said, well,
(04:11):
if he comes to the NFL, he's going to have
to have a suspension for what he did in college.
But now that Jim Harbaugh is in his second year
now at the Chargers, how do you retroactively punish him
for what the NCAA said that he did that was
egregious to schools that played the Michigan Wolverines. How do
(04:31):
you I don't know what kind of sanction you can
put on him without him saying wait a second, I'm
suing you and I'll see you in court. I don't
think you can do this.
Speaker 2 (04:38):
I'm gonna tell you right now that if the NFL does,
in fact punish Jim Harball for what he did in college,
Fox Sports should punish urban Meyer for what he did
the NFL, because he was not punished for all the
transistionis he did while at Jacksonville, which, by the way,
he only made it through thirteen games before getting fired.
Speaker 1 (04:53):
Well, when he went back to Jacksonville. I think he
went in there, you know, with a few things missing.
I don't think there was any desire to do this.
I think he was pressured into doing it. And Jacksonville
is a place where good coaches end up going to
not be very good coaches anymore. I just don't think
that pro that NFL program is very uh is consistent
(05:16):
enough from an ownership and management standpoint to be good
for long. I would like to see a lot more
a lot more things done there. Obviously that it all
goes up to the top and the ownership, and I'm
sure they're not able to spend the money they would
like to. But that was a bad decision on Urban
(05:37):
Meyer to go to Jacksonville. There's plenty of other places
he could have done much better.
Speaker 2 (05:41):
I saw us on Twitter, and let me think, ask
how you think about this? So like, realistically, if they
were to punish Jim Harbaugh, maybe the only punsing that
would make sense is if Michigan would do quote unquote
sue him to pay off the fine that they were owed.
Would that be acceptable?
Speaker 1 (05:57):
It would be hard for them to win that. I
think I don't even want to play lawyer on the radio.
But my guess ISOs Well, I think Michigan probably knew
what Jim Harbaugh was doing. Uh, let's say that the
athletic director got somebody to rat Jim Harbaugh out and say, hey,
(06:17):
you know what coach Harbaugh has been doing. He and
Connor Stallions have been stealing signs from every team in
the league, and all the coordinators and all the other coaches.
They know about it, and we're going and when we
go into meetings, we get a we got a copy
of their playbook. Is there an athletic director in the world, Well,
some would. I think there's some that have integrity, But
would would would when an athletic director with no integrity
(06:40):
go in and discipline their coach or tell him to stop.
Speaker 2 (06:43):
The only time it would be that is that the
coach was already on the hot seat. You're not doing
that when.
Speaker 1 (06:47):
You're not when you're not ready to win a national
championship like Arbad did a few years ago.
Speaker 2 (06:52):
You're not doing that to Ryan Day. You know, I
do that to Marcus Freeman. You're not doing that to save.
Speaker 1 (06:55):
Men And not that they would do that, But then again,
we didn't think Jim Harbaugh would either and he did so. Anyway,
all right, we have a sad, some sad NBA news
on several different fronts to share with you, and we'll
talk about the cowboys and Peter Burns joins me. In
fifteen minutes, that's all coming up. It's the Andy Everett Show.
On the ticket.
Peter Burns just going to join us here in a
little bit. He's with the SEC network. I got to
I got to get somebody else's opinion on how they
expect oh you to win.
Speaker 2 (00:14):
Nine games is just me.
Speaker 1 (00:16):
Well, you you told me today that they're gonna win
nine games.
Speaker 2 (00:19):
Nine games plus a potential bowl game if they play
some of this.
Speaker 1 (00:22):
Or if they make the college nine games nine or
ten may get you in the college football playoff.
Speaker 2 (00:27):
I really do think that. And again, no offense to
you or Mike. I think y'all are over selling what
y'all called murderers row on their schedule just because their
preseason rankings, which y'all said was overrated. Kind of glares
at you.
Speaker 1 (00:38):
Well, I'm just my take is as I need to
see them get better on the offense and defensive lines
than they have been since they joined the SEC. Uh
that when you play the Lincoln Riley offense the way
that Lincoln Riley plays offense, and even if you go
back I was you go back and watch the out
teams in the pretty much even go all the way
(00:59):
back to the Wishbone days, they never really blew somebody
off the line. When you're playing run and shoot offense
or go back to the wishbone days. You don't have
to just maul somebody get the offensive line. You've got
to getting their way for a few seconds and that
allows a faster running back or a quick pass to
get you yards after the catch immediately. When you're playing
(01:19):
in the SEC against Tennessee and Texas and Alabama and
A and M and all those schools, you're playing against
NFL soon to be NFL offense and defensive linemen, and
if you cannot control the line of scrimmage, you're not
winning because they're too big and powerful. If you're trying
to shadow block them or set a screen basically, which
(01:40):
I've seen kind of happen, you're going to get pushed
back into the play and it's going it's going to
get knocked out of out of kilter. But that's going
to be the thing. I got to see a little
bit of this and a little bit of that last
year with OU and their offense and defensive lines were terrible.
Speaker 2 (01:55):
Have you been able to check out John Matterir from
Washington State, like I suggested.
Speaker 1 (02:00):
I've seen practice video, but that doesn't tell me much.
We'll see him. Well, when do they what time do
they play Northern Illinois or Illinois State. I may get
to see some of that if it's in the on
in the booth at Kyle Field, but I've got other
fish to fry on that day, so I don't know
what what I'll see you not see.
Speaker 2 (02:19):
I think, honestly, if I'm being honest, just because and
I might be over selling under selling some of the
SEC teams, I think Auburn is gonna present more of
a challenge to Oklahoma this year than maybe a team
like Tennessee or Missouri, because I do like Jackson Arnold
in that offense. I know he wasn't much at Oklahoma,
but I do like how he fits an that system.
Speaker 1 (02:37):
I hope Jackson Arnold plays slightly worse than he did
at OUA, but I don't know that that's even possible.
Speaker 2 (02:43):
Well, I mean yeah, I mean to be fair though,
and especially in modern college football. And you know this.
You've seen him with UTSA as well. Players that are
draft that are sorry, recruited highly and supposedly fit into
one system and they and it doesn't work out. The
trash portal allows him to go somewhere else.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
Absolutely get him on the re.
Speaker 2 (03:00):
Right exactly, and I think that's one thing that's actually
helped with the transport. I think has actually helped college
football because it gives these guys who otherwise would have
I guess you called him a bust college career into
another chance. Yeah.
Speaker 1 (03:12):
By the way, that game is at five o'clock. I
will see none of it. It's a five o'clock kick,
because you know, they kick at five and we'll be
into the second hour of pregame and I'll see zero
plays of that game. So well, but they're playing Northern
or Illinois State, So who cares?
Speaker 2 (03:28):
I mean, I don't win.
Speaker 1 (03:29):
Yeah, all right, So, uh, last week we learned about
the fate of Jim Harbaugh and the double secret probation
that the NCAA is placed on him and Connor Stallions
and all the other guys that were involved. Shemier Moore
is going to get two games this year and one
next year for his involvement in the sign stealing. But
Urban Meyer has come out today and said, you know what,
(03:50):
I think we should carry this a little bit further.
I think the NFL should impose some sanctions on him
now apparently, and I don't remember this when Jim Tressel
was at Ohio State, he did something wrong and there
was talk about him going to the NFL, and I
think it was maybe Paul Tagliabu, could have been Roger Goodell,
I don't remember, but one of those basically said, well,
(04:11):
if he comes to the NFL, he's going to have
to have a suspension for what he did in college.
But now that Jim Harbaugh is in his second year
now at the Chargers, how do you retroactively punish him
for what the NCAA said that he did that was
egregious to schools that played the Michigan Wolverines. How do
(04:31):
you I don't know what kind of sanction you can
put on him without him saying wait a second, I'm
suing you and I'll see you in court. I don't
think you can do this.
Speaker 2 (04:38):
I'm gonna tell you right now that if the NFL does,
in fact punish Jim Harball for what he did in college,
Fox Sports should punish urban Meyer for what he did
the NFL, because he was not punished for all the
transistionis he did while at Jacksonville, which, by the way,
he only made it through thirteen games before getting fired.
Speaker 1 (04:53):
Well, when he went back to Jacksonville. I think he
went in there, you know, with a few things missing.
I don't think there was any desire to do this.
I think he was pressured into doing it. And Jacksonville
is a place where good coaches end up going to
not be very good coaches anymore. I just don't think
that pro that NFL program is very uh is consistent
(05:16):
enough from an ownership and management standpoint to be good
for long. I would like to see a lot more
a lot more things done there. Obviously that it all
goes up to the top and the ownership, and I'm
sure they're not able to spend the money they would
like to. But that was a bad decision on Urban
(05:37):
Meyer to go to Jacksonville. There's plenty of other places
he could have done much better.
Speaker 2 (05:41):
I saw us on Twitter, and let me think, ask
how you think about this? So like, realistically, if they
were to punish Jim Harbaugh, maybe the only punsing that
would make sense is if Michigan would do quote unquote
sue him to pay off the fine that they were owed.
Would that be acceptable?
Speaker 1 (05:57):
It would be hard for them to win that. I
think I don't even want to play lawyer on the radio.
But my guess ISOs Well, I think Michigan probably knew
what Jim Harbaugh was doing. Uh, let's say that the
athletic director got somebody to rat Jim Harbaugh out and say, hey,
(06:17):
you know what coach Harbaugh has been doing. He and
Connor Stallions have been stealing signs from every team in
the league, and all the coordinators and all the other coaches.
They know about it, and we're going and when we
go into meetings, we get a we got a copy
of their playbook. Is there an athletic director in the world, Well,
some would. I think there's some that have integrity, But
would would would when an athletic director with no integrity
(06:40):
go in and discipline their coach or tell him to stop.
Speaker 2 (06:43):
The only time it would be that is that the
coach was already on the hot seat. You're not doing
that when.
Speaker 1 (06:47):
You're not when you're not ready to win a national
championship like Arbad did a few years ago.
Speaker 2 (06:52):
You're not doing that to Ryan Day. You know, I
do that to Marcus Freeman. You're not doing that to save.
Speaker 1 (06:55):
Men And not that they would do that, But then again,
we didn't think Jim Harbaugh would either and he did so. Anyway,
all right, we have a sad, some sad NBA news
on several different fronts to share with you, and we'll
talk about the cowboys and Peter Burns joins me. In
fifteen minutes, that's all coming up. It's the Andy Everett Show.
On the ticket.
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