Jonas Knox talks Ja Morant’s “lighter gun,” Bob Huggins and more!

Jonas Knox discusses Ja Morant’s 25-game suspension for his recent off-the-field issues, and analyzes Morant’s odd excuse that the gun was a “lighter.” Jonas gives his Top 5 toy guns of all-time, and reacts to Bob Huggins’ DUI arrest. Plus, Jonas gives new editions of “Do You Care?,” “The Scraps” and much more!

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Have you in listening to this right now, in this moment,

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have you ever placed a wager on a sporting event?
Have you done it? Right now? Nod your head. I wouldn't.
I wouldn't tell you to raise your hand in the
eggsone wanted you to keep both hands on the wheel
if you are driving, Honk the horn if you want
to people to think you're weird. But whatever, Have you
placed any sort of a wager on a sporting event?

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Because if you have, I want you to know that
you are putting yourself and other people's lives in danger.
And it's a serious matter. You want to know how
I know it's even more serious than a gun because apparently,
when Calvin Ridley places a seven game parlay on a

(02:28):
bunch of NFL games, a couple of years ago. Apparently
that's more dangerous than Ja Moran flashing a handcannon on instachat.
Apparently that's based on the suspension length that we have seen,
because John Moran has been suspended twenty five games. Now
we could go down that road. We could do the
comp game, and we could stack this up in comparison

(02:49):
to other suspensions, not only in the NBA, but also
in the NFL and other sports. Because he flashed a
piece twice on camera. We could do all that all
we want and only got twenty five games for it.
We could, But there are more details of this whole
conversation I want to get into. Okay, first and foremost,

(03:11):
the fact that Jah Morant blamed the behavior. Apparently the
first one you know, where he like flashed the gun
and then he got a lap dance and there was
like a bunch of appetizers on the table and all
the other apparently, like he blamed the first video on Booze. Okay,
so now he's called into question the honesty of the

(03:36):
person who ran the nightclub, because remember that was the
guy who said listen, Jahn Morant was nothing but polite.
He was a gentleman. I mean, why wouldn't he be.
It's a gentleman's club. I mean, what do you expect
him to do? Roll in there in you know, like
spandex bike shorts, just so he could so there was
less obstruction when he got a lap dance. I mean,
come on, what do you expect me? Of course he's

(03:58):
going to be a gentleman. But the point is, now,
apparently that guy is not the most honest person in
the world, because John Moran said that he was blasted
while he was flashing the gun on Snapchat or Instagram
whatever it was, and then got a lap dance, and
you had all the appetizers. I mean, first of all,
the dead giveaway should have been the appetizers. I mean,

(04:19):
if you've got like a tower of onion rings, some
chicken strips and a couple of sliders, I don't know
anybody that eats at sober that doesn't appear to be
the go to. But nonetheless there was that. But here's
the best part about this whole story. The toy gun. Okay,

(04:41):
this is the best part. The toy gun is the
best part. And here's why. Now, the first report that
started the surface a couple of weeks ago, I believe
was that John Morant in the video, the second one,
not the first one, the second one where he was
in the car and his buddy filming, and then this

(05:01):
is the one that got everybody outraged because apparently he
didn't learn his lesson. So the claim is that it
was a toy gun. That was something one of the
rumors that was out there, And of course your initial
reaction is, oh, dude, who cares if it's a toy gun.
You're holding it after you were holding reportedly a real
gun like It doesn't matter if it's real or fake.

(05:23):
The fact is it's the act. You're showing a gun
off on camera again after you got suspended and apologized
and said you learn from your mistake, etc. There's kids,
all the other things. The optics of it are terrible.
Now they're doubling down on it because there's a video

(05:44):
that's making the rounds on social media that show John
Morant lighting candles with a gun. Now, if you're wondering
how that's possible, apparently there are lighters out there that
look just like guns. So bullets don't actually come out
of those things, just light or fluid or whatever else.

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Comes out, you know, a propane, I don't know what
you want to call it, and they light up candles.
It's great. You know, everybody's been to a liquor store
once or twice where you walk up there, you know,
you see a nice pair of glasses. You go, oh,
those oak Ley's, and then you look real close and
it's like, man, they can't be Oakley's. There ten bucks.
Then you find out while the l's missing their OKI's. Okay,

(06:28):
well that'll work. They just look just like it. You
can get like some really like bottom of the barrel tequila,
but it's in like a glass rifle. Like everybody's been
to those liquor stores before. They're wonderful. They can turn
anything into whatever you want it to be. Like like
if there's a is that a real grenade? No, as

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a matter of fact, it's like a Capri Sun and
vodka mixed together, but it looks like a grenade and
you can take it home with you and probably have
the worst hangover you ever had in your life. It's fantastic.
You can go to a liquor store and get everything.
But apparently you can also go and get a handgun
that turns into a lighter, and the fact that they're
doubling down even after the suspension comes out and still

(07:12):
trying to claim yeah, but but, but but it was
a toy gun, it was a lighter. Dude, At some point,
you gotta take a step back and understand what it
is you're actually saying. So let me ask you another question.
If your wife catches you cheating, but she forgives you,

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you have a conversation, you tell her you're sorry, you
say it'll never happen again. It meant nothing. You mean
the world to me. If she forgives you, but then
two months later catches you with a blow up doll,
how do you think that's going to go you know
what I mean? Like, how do you think that's going

(07:55):
to go over in the relationship? Because I call it
the blow up. Now, let me explain to you the
blow up doll theory. Okay. The theory is, although it's
not real, it's still weird, and because it's so weird,
we're gonna go ahead and round it up to cheating.

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Now you can claim, but it's not actually a real person.
They don't even have a pulse. Okay, I get it.
They've got an air valve, I get it. But the
fact of the matter is there was an issue, and
you did something that so closely resembled the issue in
question that apparently you didn't pay attention to the big picture.

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It's called the blow up doll theory. John Moran is
camp are trying to use the blow up doll theory,
and no pun intended. That logic has a ton of
holes in it. At some point, it's about the act,
not the actor. We get it. It was a lighter gun.

(09:00):
I got it, understood. You light your candles with a gun. Now,
why you wouldn't just go get a big lighter or
one of those longer lighters that you can get at
the store that seem to run out at the worst
possible moment. Now, why you wouldn't just go get one
of those. I have no idea if you run out
of them, if you want to use a you know,

(09:21):
a book of matches, which smell great, by the way,
If you want to use that, that's fine. But why
you would still hold on to the claim that, listen, man,
it wasn't a real gun. I don't looked like a
nine millimeter. But don't worry about it. I'm just lighting
my candles with it. Okay, last I checked when I
go to Yankee Candle or when I go to Home Goods,

(09:46):
because all the candles are half off and I'm smelling
the lids because I get the true scent of the candle,
not the actual inside of the candle jar. Right next
to the candles. I don't see handgun lighters. I might
see a bit at the checkout stand. I might see
one of those long lighters to even the ones that

(10:07):
coil around if there's a weird angle that you're trying
to like, I might see one of those, or a
book of matches. I don't see three point fifty seven
magnum lighters next to the candles. I don't. But again,
when you're Jahn Morant and his PR team, you're trying
to hold on to the blow up doll theory. And
in this case it doesn't fly, and in the other

(10:29):
case it doesn't fly either. But he only got twenty
five games. All is good. Jonas Knox Fox Sports Radio. Also,
can we talk about this Bob Huggins. I mean, he
learned his lesson everybody on multiple fronts. Back in two
thousand and four, got arrested for a dui learned his

(10:52):
lesson a couple of months ago, made some kind of
outrageous statements on Cincinnati radio about Xavier and their rivalry
was Cincinnati when he was head coach. Clearly learned his lesson,
and he learned his lesson so much so that he
was arrested for DUI last night and apparently, according to reports,

(11:14):
really struggling to get his car to the side of
the road. Some people are saying that there was like
a bunch of empty beer cans in the seat. I
guess he might have had a flat tire, whatever the
case may be. That is somebody who has learned from
their mistakes. Clearly learned from their mistakes. Now, I don't
know if it was like a situation like on the

(11:35):
movie Groundhog Day where the cops pulled him over and
he started ordering fast food when they came up to
the window, like Bill Murray. I don't know. I wasn't there,
and I'm not going to recklessly speculate like some of
you are. All I'll say is this, if you're West Virginia,
I'm not really sure what else you need. I'm not
really sure what Bob had. Bob Huggins may have on

(11:57):
certain people within the administration. But much like John Morant,
clearly Bob Huggins has learned his lesson, and so we
wait to see what other lesson he's going to be
learning over the next several months, because at this point
we're on like a two month clip. You give it
another two months. Who knows what's he gonna do. I
have no idea what is Bob Huggins gonna do in
two months. I reached out to Andy Furman, who was

(12:19):
once close friends with Bob Huggins. I have not heard
back from Andy as to what's next for the Bob
Huggins Tour what. But apparently this offseason it's not really
about recruiting. It's about let me really test the waters
to see how much I could possibly get away with
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We've got some real haters in the world of sports.
In fact, this isn't even in the world of sports.
You might be one of them. Yeah, I'm talking to you.

(14:11):
You might be one of these haters. We'll get into
the details on that, coming up for you in about
ten minutes from now here again on FSR. So, can
we talk about the gift that the NFL has given us?
All Right, it's a little bit of a gift. They
do this a few times, probably once every decade, it
feels like, but it does feel like it's been a
little bit longer than that. But there's a gift that

(14:32):
the NFL is to hand it out. And one of
the gifts that they've handed out is an interconference rivalry.
And I've talked about this before where I believe I'd
rather have a great rivalry in conference at the risk
of never getting to see it in the Super Bowl.
I'll take that if it means we're going to get,
you know, less of a competitive game in the championship game,

(14:55):
I'll take that. If I know that we get a
better match up in the conference championship game. So if
you remember years and years ago when Steve Young won
his Super Bowl with the forty nine Ers, they beat
the Chargers. That was back when the Chargers belonged to
San Diego. But don't worry about it. San Diego's figured

(15:16):
it out since. But point is, the forty nine Ers
beat the Chargers. The game wasn't all that competitive. It
was a wipeout. And so that's what everybody looks at
when it comes to the Super Bowl. What they don't
remember is the fact that the best game was the
game that took place a couple of weeks earlier, which

(15:36):
was forty nine Ers Cowboys in the NFC title game. Phenomenal,
It was phenomenal. That's the one that you look at
and go tremendous football game. That was the de facto
Super Bowl. If you remember Tom Brady Peyton manning Patriots

(15:57):
Colts like that was always a great matchup. You could
even lump the forty nine Ers from the eighties in
you know, late eighties with the Giants with you know,
you could throw the Bears in there, like there were
great men, but you always seemingly got the best matchups
in the conference championship game. So that would mean that
maybe the Super Bowl wouldn't be as competitive because if

(16:17):
the Chargers had played the Cowboys, they would have gotten
wiped out. I mean, that's just a fact. So the
NFL's brought that back and I don't know if they
intended to do it, but the stars align and we've
been given a gift, and that gift is the Chiefs
and the Bengals, and it's going to be around for

(16:38):
a long time because you've got Joe Burrow and you've
got Patrick Mahomes. Now, the latest this week is Joe
Burrow talked about how Patrick Mahomes is the best quarterback
in the NFL. He's the guy. Jamar Chase came out
and said, you know Patrick who is kind of busting
his balls a little bit. And so Patrick Mahomes took
a picture of him holding two rings and said, that's who.

(17:01):
So there's a little bit of a back and forth
going on. You've also seen the Bengals go out and
sign you know, a really talented offensive lineman from the
Kansas City chief You've seen like like these two teams
are competing right now. These two teams realize we're the
top dogs in the AFC and they're doing whatever they

(17:22):
can to try and one up the other one like
you're seeing. And they've talked about it. Travis Kelcey talked
about it. Patrick Mahomes talked about it. Man losing Orlando
Brown Junior, that's a big loss like that, like that hurt.
He's a Kansas City Chief and he's gone now he's
the Cincinnati Bengal. So the fact that you're getting these

(17:45):
one ups, these comments in the off season, we're gonna
get to see him on New Year's Eve. You're gonna
get to see these two teams play. I would guess,
if not every year, pretty close to it. And if
you're the NFL, you try and make that an annual
game every single year. Do whatever you've got to do.

(18:07):
You've been known to cut corners, You've been known to
try and finagle things to make them work. We need
Chiefs Bangles every single year, at least once a year.
And if we can get it in the playoffs again,
that's even better because you've got a true rivalry that
we get every so often in the NFL, and Chiefs
Bangles is that rivalry now so let's have the conversation

(18:29):
about the Super Bowl rings, because somebody's got to have
this conversation. I mean, come on, dude, but what are
we doing here? Six hundred and thirteen diamonds, sixteen point
one carrots, sixteen rubies for the team's logo representing the

(18:51):
number of division titles they've got, like a a you
can take the top off. There's like a red backdrop
with nineteen rubies and thirty eight diamonds because the Chiefs
scored thirty eight points in the Super Bowl. Like you
get fifty four diamonds along the top, which represents you know,

(19:13):
it's like, what are we doing here, dude? I mean,
at some point you gotta graduate up a little bit.
The human body does not have the finger to withstand
the amount of diamonds and gold that are put on
these rings every single time somebody wins a Super Bowl.
This isn't Andre the Giant you're catering to. Who If

(19:37):
you were making a Super Bowl ring for Andre the Giant,
you'd spray paint a trash can leg lid and put
it on a hula hoop and wrap it around the
guy's finger and say, have fun, dude, hope it doesn't explode,
all right. At some point you gotta dial it down
or graduate up to something else. We're to the point
now where you're gonna start having to make watches, necklaces

(20:01):
or something else, to belt buckles, something else. Who would
wear these out in public and not feel a little
bit goofy like these are no longer? Did these work
in public? It's just it's like those red boots that
were making the rounds a few months ago, or those

(20:22):
big hats that people were wearing. They tried to turn
that into a thing. It's like, what's the point. It's
a giant hat. I've told the story before. I got
drunk in the airport in Cancun. We went to Cancun
for my buddy, my buddy's bachelor party a couple of
years ago, actually no more than a couple of years

(20:42):
ago whatever, who cares. Point is it was miserable. The
resort sucked. Uh. We had an injury on site because
somebody didn't vacuum the carpet. My buddy stepped on a
sewing needle that was somehow stuck in the carpet in
the hotel room, and it went all the way up
to close to his bone stuck in there the rest

(21:02):
of the trip, like the beer was watered down. I
don't even know if it was alcohol. They were trying
to tell us it was Mexican beer. It felt like
o'dole's Miserable trip. The weather was awful. It's like a monsoon.
It was hot. You had these peacocks walking around giving

(21:23):
you dirty looks the entire time. The chicken inside the tacos,
I'm pretty sure was one of those peacocks, which is
why they were giving us dirty looks. It was a
miserable experience. Miserable. That's one of the peacocks joining us. Now,
thank you for joining us, sir. I mean, listen, we
don't get guests on this show, but a random peacock

(21:45):
may pop on Comraes once or twice. So we go
to the airport and it was the highlight of the
trip because we were so happy to be out of
there heading home. And while we're in the airport, my
buddy and I get a little bit banged up, and
as we're walking out, I see this giant sombrero. Because

(22:08):
the real sombreros were like seventy five dollars, not paying that,
but the giant sombrero. The one made at of straw
was like nineteen ninety five that I can work with.
So we get these giant sombreros. I mean these things
are huge. They're like two to three feet in diameter,
They're like eighteen inches high. I mean they're obnoxious. And

(22:32):
we thought it was a great idea until we got
onto the plane and then started to sober up and
then realized, oh god, we're gonna have to find someplace
to put this. And I still have it. It's in
the closet in our house and it takes up way
too much space. Something valuable could go there. But I
can't put it there because I got this giant sombrero

(22:53):
that I got from the airport in Cancun coming off
a miserable bachelor party. I can't wear that out publicly,
So it's kind of a waste. Who the hell's going
to be able to wear out a six hundred and
thirteen carrot Super Bowl ring and have it look normal?
Try reaching into your pocket when your phone rings. Who's

(23:16):
thinking of this crap? So at some point you got
to graduate up. I'm happy the Chiefs Beangals rivalry is here.
I'm happy we get Patrick Mahomes and Joe Burrow and
we get all this great football for the next decade plus.
But the reality is, if we're doing this one upmanship
that they're doing with each of each of these teams,

(23:38):
If the Bengals finally win a Super Bowl, what do
you think they're gonna do. They're gonna try and one
up the Chiefs again, and the rings are gonna get bigger,
and they're gonna get more obnoxious, and it's going to
be less likely to be worn in public because it's
too difficult to put on graduate up to a watch.
Then we can go to the necklace and then everything's fine.
But as it stands right now, these things are way

(23:58):
too obnoxious. Jonas Knocked Fox Sports Radio, get me on
Twitter at the Jonas Knox at the Jonas Knocks on Twitter,
and we do it all live from the ti Raq
dot Com studio. So coming up, you've got some haters
in the world of sports. You might even be one
of them. I've got the proof for you. We'll get
into that for you next here on FSR. But for
all the latest from around the world of sports, how
bad it make some noise for the one for the

(24:21):
only Manzi Malanno.

Speaker 6 (24:25):
Yeah, you'll take you as.

Speaker 4 (24:30):
A man of Hi.

Speaker 6 (24:32):
Yeah, yeah, you're a hater. You're one of those haters
that you're going to talk talking about. You're one of
those leaders.

Speaker 2 (24:38):
But I will say, trying to get prepared for a segment,
Manzi's yelling out obscenities.

Speaker 1 (24:42):
In my ear.

Speaker 6 (24:44):
Yes, these are these are true statements you're making. I
agree that those rings are super obnoxious. Agreed.

Speaker 8 (24:50):
I'm not saying I wouldn't take one if I won
something like eight World Series or like a super Bowl,
would one hundred percent take one.

Speaker 6 (24:56):
But I like your idea of a watch.

Speaker 2 (24:59):
Yeah, I mean yes, suck because that you can wear out.
These games are too big, man.

Speaker 6 (25:03):
They are they are. You're not comfortable.

Speaker 8 (25:05):
Somebody is gonna try and take it from you, or
so many people are gonna want to see it and
take a picture with it. I love the idea about
a watch and you can put all those diamonds and
all the things you want on.

Speaker 6 (25:13):
Your watch and wear it.

Speaker 8 (25:16):
Joe Us, You're not You're sometimes I have a good
idea sometimes.

Speaker 2 (25:20):
Yeah, Listen, they're not always great. But I feel like
we've read the ring game has run its course. Right,
I mean, like you see the one, the latest one, like,
now you've got to take the top off. They're so
big that now you have to take the top. What
is this a canteen? Like, what are we doing here?
Take the It's just a ring. You put it on
and you walk around with it. It's too obnoxious. It

(25:41):
is a huge bit. I didn't do that. Oh goodness,
that was not that is, yes, that was that was
a peacock. That was Yeah, that was Roger Goodell looking

(26:03):
at Patrick Mahomes' Instagram ring. That's what that was. So
there it is, there it is. Now we've now heard
from a peacock and reportedly Roger Goodell complimenting on the
size of the Chief Superport. So what a guest list
we put together so far in the show?

Speaker 6 (26:20):
I mean, it's just for the Jonas Knox Show, you
know what I'm saying. It's special. It's special here on Saturdays.

Speaker 2 (26:27):
By the way, Sam, how do you know that's a peacock?
It's not.

Speaker 4 (26:32):
It's just an owl sound effect. And we're just playing
theater of the mind.

Speaker 2 (26:35):
Here, all right. So but like, how do you know
that's an owl? That is not an owl? I've heard
an owl.

Speaker 4 (26:40):
It says owl on the says owl on it. It's
an owl that sounds more like a dog.

Speaker 2 (26:45):
Than it does. It doesn't sound like a dog, Like,
how do you know that's not.

Speaker 4 (26:49):
A quail, that's not a dog all the same you
know a v and family. Okay, dogs are nine so
they all sound the same. Sole and a terodactyl sound
the same. So you're saying, well, it's got wings. Now
we're now we're talking its spread out of hundreds of
millions of years here I did. I love how somebody
put that in the system. Is like, this will pass

(27:11):
for an owl. That's not an hour.

Speaker 6 (27:12):
That is an owl?

Speaker 2 (27:13):
Your owl?

Speaker 6 (27:15):
You're crazy? That sounds like an owl.

Speaker 4 (27:20):
That's or peacock whatever you want? Not radio here.

Speaker 6 (27:23):
Yeah, we're doing we're doing sort of we're doing something.

Speaker 4 (27:25):
I'm not sure are the resources we have.

Speaker 2 (27:27):
Yeah, that's an owl, my ass, that's an owl?

Speaker 6 (27:31):
All right?

Speaker 2 (27:32):
Okay, why who cares?

Speaker 6 (27:34):
Come on from the whatever this bird is that we're
talking about.

Speaker 8 (27:37):
Let's talk about the NBA, because the Athletic is reporting
that the Washington Wizards are in serious talks with the
Miami Heat and the Phoenix Suns on a Bradley Beal
trade the Sun's Happenmers is a serious threat for Beale,
who has a no trade clause in his contract.

Speaker 6 (27:52):
Victor, when did I say that?

Speaker 2 (27:54):
Right? Yeah, that'll pass pass?

Speaker 6 (27:56):
Okay?

Speaker 2 (27:56):
Called Wemby.

Speaker 8 (27:58):
It is super cute, but I gotta I got be
able to say the actual name too.

Speaker 2 (28:01):
By the way, how about the fact that Gray Popovich,
one of the most miserable human beings on planet Earth,
gets another gift? I know another gift here, here's another
all time great player. Here you go, Greg.

Speaker 6 (28:11):
I love the Pops, so don't hate on him.

Speaker 2 (28:13):
Yead.

Speaker 6 (28:13):
I love pop Socks. I love him.

Speaker 2 (28:16):
His act is so tired.

Speaker 8 (28:17):
He's like, no, yeah, no, it's not because it's it's original.
Anybody who tries to do it now doesn't work. It
doesn't work anyway, Wemby. There were reports earlier that said
that he was gonna skip Summer League, but maybe he's
gonna play a little bit. There is a video he
just finished this season with the Metropolitans ninety two. The
video is really small, but as he's ending the game

(28:38):
and saying, you know, goodbye and high fives to the
other team, somebody asks him, hey, are you gonna play
summer league, and he responds a little bit, so we
might see him in July. The NBA Draft is this Thursday,
June twenty second, and so I'm very close to officially
being a Spur. And like I said, we might see
him do a little, a little summer league, which will
be exciting.

Speaker 2 (28:59):
And you know, the last time there was this much
buzz about the summer league is when Zion came in.
And do you remember what happened in that summer league?
Remember there was an earthquake in Vegas. Oh right, And
you'll remember this because that same night there was an earthquake.
That was the night that the Clippers got Paul George
and Kawhi Leonard same night. He wanted to. I know

(29:19):
because I was on.

Speaker 6 (29:20):
The air that night when it happened.

Speaker 2 (29:22):
Yes, it was four minutes before we did the overnight show.
And Laker fans were so miserable, miserable because they lost
the headlines and lost Kawhi Leonard and Lebron James is
looking around going, wait a minute, I mean, you guys
got together in Westlake Village and had some secret deal
go down and I didn't know about it. Oh, it
was glorious to me. It was. It was, and it's

(29:43):
been downhill ever since.

Speaker 6 (29:44):
It really, I was just about to say it was
glorious for add second and it hasn't been great six.
That was the piece I was just about to say.

Speaker 8 (29:51):
And you already touched on this, But yes, West Virginia
men's basketball coach Bob Huggins had no idea where he was.

Speaker 6 (29:58):
Apparently in Pennsylvania.

Speaker 8 (29:59):
Was the rest of Friday night for driving under the influence,
kept saying he was in Columbus.

Speaker 2 (30:05):
Apparently an easy mistake.

Speaker 4 (30:07):
Yeah, no, of course, Like how around the corner?

Speaker 6 (30:12):
How terrible? Like that story is awful? I mean, yeah,
but empty beer cans all over the bar?

Speaker 2 (30:20):
Again, he learned his lesson?

Speaker 8 (30:21):
He did?

Speaker 2 (30:22):
He did?

Speaker 8 (30:23):
He did.

Speaker 2 (30:23):
It's like the part on True Romance where the girl
throws cocaine in the guy's face while he's driving and
the cop pulls him over.

Speaker 4 (30:30):
And he doesn't even try to argue the point because.

Speaker 2 (30:32):
It's all over his face. Like what could you say?
Like Bob Huggins gets pulled over and he's got a
bunch of empty beer cans. It's like maybe, although maybe
he used that so he could drive in.

Speaker 4 (30:44):
The carpool lane, right, more than one person, Yeah.

Speaker 2 (30:47):
So then it would you know, it's like those people
that have like the dummies that they attached to the
passenger side so they can drive in the Hovlion.

Speaker 6 (30:53):
Which you know, no judgment. Do what you gotta do,
live your best life.

Speaker 7 (30:58):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (30:58):
Back to you, Jonas, Thank you Botci. It is Jonas
Knox here on Fox Sports Radio. By the way, we
do have an update on the peacock sound controversy the
great Petros Papadakus, which you can hear with Matt money
Smith weekdays on the blowtorch Am five to seventy LA Sports.

(31:20):
Petros sent me a text and said, that is not
what a peacock sounds like. So it's not I know
what a peacock sounds like. Okay, then I'm just wondering
why that sound was played.

Speaker 4 (31:31):
Because I don't have a peacock sound. Look, actually, let
me see do.

Speaker 2 (31:35):
You have a peacock sound? All right, well we'll update
you on what sort of drops we have in the
system in relation to a peacock.

Speaker 4 (31:46):
Happy Petros, there's your peacock sound right there. That's what
they do sound like. Are you sure that's what they
sound like, yeah, yeah, they do. Because there's an episode
of thirty Peacock that.

Speaker 2 (31:55):
Sounds like a kid yelling for help out of a well.
It's read that sounds like some kid who was playing
tag in his backyardy fell down a well and he's
yelling for help.

Speaker 4 (32:13):
That one sounds more like a dog or a cat.

Speaker 8 (32:16):
They do.

Speaker 4 (32:17):
Yeah, okay, Petros outed me here. It's not a peacock's
a hey.

Speaker 2 (32:20):
Hey, wor's Timmy at he fell down the well again?
All right, Jonas knocks here Fox Sports Radio. Can we
talk about this quickly before we get thrown off the air.
We are gonna have by the way, for those of
you wondering whether or not we're gonna have some brutal
honesty on this show at some point, don't worry about it.
That's gonna happen coming up. We'll call it less than

(32:42):
ten minutes from now. We'll get into that in another
edition of Do You Care here on Fox Sports Radio.
But let's talk about this big batch of haters that
are out there. I love the people who through the
first two rounds, especially after round one of the US Open,
are complaining going I.

Speaker 7 (33:00):
Thought this was supposed to be the most difficult course
of all the majors on the PGA tour. Eh, what
happened to all the hard greens and difficult lays? And hey,
what happened to all these these high scores? I mean
we're like, this is this is a discussion. These scores
are too low?

Speaker 6 (33:21):
What happened?

Speaker 2 (33:23):
What just because you suck you want everybody else to
suck to? Is that?

Speaker 9 (33:28):
What this is?

Speaker 2 (33:30):
Like? Misery loves company that much. Like I remember Bill
Burr talking about being a parent, and he became a
parent later on in life, and the part he could
never understand is when like he would tell people like, oh, yeah,
you know, I'm gonna be a dad, and he was
really excited about it. And you had all these people
that had been parents longer than him, and they're like ooh, ooh, yeah,

(33:54):
well you're in for it. Ooh you're and they like
made it out like it was this difficult choring task,
like oh oh boy. It's like it's like telling somebody
you got to go to the dentist later. It's like, hey,
what are you doing later on? You want to go
get a drink? Nah, I can't, I got a dentist appointment.
Ooh ooh man, like they give you that. And Bill

(34:15):
Burr's point was, maybe you just suck at it, Like
maybe you're just not a good parent and you're not
good at Like you're just not good at it. Maybe
that's dude, If you suck at golf, why are you
rooting for other people to suck at golf too? Like
what you think you would also get a ten under

(34:36):
like Ricky Fowler at the LA Country Club? Like is
that what this is? No? No, no, he's got to
be as bad as I am. You're a bunch of haters.
I hope Ricky Fowler shoots twenty five under. Who doesn't
matter who? What is it? Like? They're getting twenty million?
The prize purse has gone up this year. And I
got news for you. After what golf's been through the

(34:56):
last couple of weeks, it'd be nice to see some
decent scores, Okay, be nice to see some decent scores
and get your minds off the fact that everybody's a
hypocrite in that sport. Okay, So just enjoy it and
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(35:40):
Fox Sports Radio coming up top of next hour a
little over ten minutes from now here from the Tiraq
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about a really really important topic in the world of sports,
but it also ties into your youth, So stick around
for that again a little over ten minutes from now
here on FSR. By the way, you can get me

(36:02):
on Twitter at the Jonas Knox at the Jonas Knocks
on Twitter. And you can tell Moncy Bolanos is working
because everybody loves Mancy. Yeah, Manzi's the greatest Moncy. This
show sucks. They got the Manchi blah blah blah blah blah.
I'm sick of it. I'm sick of it, hater, I'm
gonna start making some T shirts just say Moncy with

(36:23):
like the the say no to Mancy sign, the red
thing with the uh that's what I'm gonna do, pry.
Those would be a pretty badass Actually, imagine just hear
hey if you, if you we're in a shopping mall
somewhere and you just saw your name with a red
line through it. What a badge of honor that is?

Speaker 6 (36:39):
I love that.

Speaker 2 (36:40):
It's like, uh, I think it was back in the
day there were these bumper stickers that were going around
and said Limp Biscuit sucks. And then you looked on
the back and it was designed by Limp Biscuit. Brilliant. Yeah,
good for them. So again, stick around the top of
next hour, though, we are going to have an important
conversation about the world of sports and your youth. So
that be a fun discussion here on FSR. But right

(37:03):
now it is time for something we do every single week.
Right now, it's this.

Speaker 1 (37:08):
There's so many stories in the world of sports, and
most of them are a complete waste of time. DMG reports.
Let's get kinky. Here's some of the big stories from
the last week. But Jonas. The real question is do
you care?

Speaker 2 (37:23):
And for that we turn it over to our executive producer,
Brandon Truefor to find out what the hell's going on?
Brandon are I Jonas?

Speaker 9 (37:29):
Earlier this week, Rob Manfred, the commissioner of Major League Baseball,
spit in the faces of the Oakland A's fan base
with the comments he made regarding their reverse protest.

Speaker 2 (37:39):
Do you care? Yeah? I care. I think that reverse
protest was one of the dumbest things I've ever seen
in my life. What a dumb idea. Hey, they're gonna move,
What should we do? Let's give him a bunch of
money on the way out? Oh boy, way to make
a statement. Way to show them. It's like like a honey,

(38:02):
I'm leaving you. I'm not interested. I don't want to Okay,
that's fine, you can go. I don't want anything to
do with you. But by the way, here's a corvette
on your way out. Neat, Like, what was this supposed
to accomplish? Did you think they were going to leave
to go to Vegas? You've had all this time, and ay,
I understand the stadium sucks. They keep trading away all
their best players. You had some great players back in

(38:24):
the day, and it's like the same old, same old.
They just keep churning and burning. Wait till the deadline,
trade away a bunch of time. I get all that,
but the idea that you think that's gonna make a statement.
They're leaving, they're not coming back. It's over with you
move on next, all right, Jonahs.

Speaker 9 (38:41):
On Thursday, the US men's national team beat Mexico trees
Asceto in the Gold Cup. But right before that, they
had a nice little news dump where they announced they
were bringing back coach Greg Burharter.

Speaker 2 (38:53):
Do you care, Jonas? No, I don't listen. There's a
lot going on. I'm sorry. I'm not trying to be
offensive to anybody out here who's pretending to be a
soccer fan on sports radio. I don't care. I really don't.
I'm not interested. This does nothing for me. Let me
know when there's like a real game going on that's
not a friendly and then we'll have that discussion next.

Speaker 9 (39:14):
All right. Netflix announced the new docu series titled Quarterback,
and it's starring Patrick Mahomes, Kirk Cousins, and Marcus Mariota.

Speaker 2 (39:21):
Jonas, Do you care? Yeah, that's gonna be great. Hell listen.
I love documentaries. I've said it before. My favorite Netflix
documentary might be Last Chance You, which follows junior college football.
If you've never seen it before, I highly recommend it.
It is so spot on and so real, Like I
love this stuff, and the fact that we're gonna get
behind the scenes access to these quarterbacks during the season

(39:43):
is gonna be a fun watch. Next Jonas.

Speaker 9 (39:46):
This month, McDonald's is celebrating Grimace's birthday.

Speaker 2 (39:50):
Do you care? No, I don't care. Who's Grimace? Is that?
Like that fat purple guy? That? What that is? Okay?
Like a milkshake or something like that, something that, Hey,
a happy birthday. Anybody want to gain some more weight here,
come on through, like dude, Like, just let's stick to
the basics, the fries, the burgers, and we're good from there.

(40:12):
And by the way, you ever notice how like the
latte machine is never working? Like my wife tells me
to go get her like a vanilla latte. Every time
I go in there, they look at me like I
just pulled a knife on them.

Speaker 4 (40:22):
It's a mcflurry machine, isn't it? At the ice cream machine?

Speaker 2 (40:25):
Whatever it is, like, figure it out once, Next Jonas,
I am seeing Blink one eighty two this Monday in
San Diego.

Speaker 9 (40:32):
It's gonna be a homecoming show.

Speaker 2 (40:34):
Do you care? Man? Not at all? Not even four second.
That band stinks. Okay, the drummer is an extremely talented drummer.
I like watching them play drums. Other than that they
got a UFO weirdo in the band and a bunch
of other bad music. I'm not interested at all. That's
so mean.

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It's one of the most important topics in all of
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explain coming up here in just a couple of moments.
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(42:35):
about this earlier in the show, the Ja Morant suspension.
Now a lot of people are going to break down
whether or not twenty five games was enough. That's what
a lot of people are gonna do. I couldn't care less,
twenty five games, thirty games, thirty five, you want to
suspend him for the whole season, whatever you want to do.
I don't care Ja Morant saying that he was drunk

(42:57):
the night of the first video coming out, I don't care.
Now it does put the owner of the club in
bad light because he did say John Morant wasn't drinking whatever.
The part I care about is the claim that they
keep holding on to, which is it was a toy gun.
Now you're probably saying to yourself, well, yeah, we knew

(43:18):
that that came out a couple of weeks ago, that
his side was trying to claim through you, through some circles,
that it was a toy gun. Well, there's now a
video that has emerged earlier this morning on Twitter courtesy
of TMZ, which shows Jah Morant lighting some candles with
this toy gun, which doubles as a lighter apparently. So

(43:42):
I just love the fact that they're still going down
this road. I think it's fascinating. And I said it earlier.
I call it my blow up doll theory. Right, My
blow up doll theory is people trying to claim that
because it's not real, it doesn't count as cheating, you

(44:02):
know what I mean, Like somebody finds you having an affair,
your wife finds you cheating, your better half finds you cheating,
and then she forgives you, and a couple of months
later she finds you with a blow up doll and
you trying to claim, well, I mean, yeah, but it's
not a real person. Yeah, but it's you know, we're
gonna go ahead and round up and call it cheating
just because it's weird. You know, it's the act, not

(44:27):
the actor. And so it got me to thinking with
John Morant, the fact that they are so into this
toy gun stuff and the fact that they are so
caught up on trying to prove that this is a
toy gun. It got me to thinking, what are the
best toy guns of all time? Because when you think

(44:56):
about the NBA and the NBA this offseason, while a
lot of people are gonna focus on whether or not
Bradley Beal is going to the Miami Heat and whether
or not Tyler hero is going to be a part
of that trade or whether or not he's gonna go
to Phoenix, while everybody is fixated on that, and the
NBA is trying to force that down your throat. Let's
have a real conversation here that can involve all of
us that aren't a Miami Heat fan or a Phoenix

(45:19):
Sun fan or a Washington Wizard fan. Let's break down,
in honor of Ja Morant, the greatest toy guns of
all time? Number five. I'm gonna go the water pistol.
Water pistol. It's simple, it's easy, it's cheap, you can
get you can get it anywhere. Now, there are some
drawbacks to it. The water doesn't seem to last that long.

(45:42):
You know, the little the spout that goes inside that
filters the water up and out. It seems like there's
always an issue with that. It's always bent the wrong way.
And then after a while, if there's enough residue still
left over, because there's a leak on the water gun
and on the water pistol, which is which happens a lot.
Have you ever known not like your finger starts to
develop a little bit of a blister, especially if you're

(46:03):
running around with that thing, and if you're doing the
two piece, if you've got one in each hand and
you're going double barrel action and your fire them off
at people, you might have to walk around with a
band aid on your pointer finger for the next significant
amount of time because it's hot out. You're in the
middle of the action, and you're not thinking about what
you're doing to yourself. So at number five, because I

(46:24):
would have put it up on the list higher, but
because there are issues and some injuries that may come
along with it, and the leakiness of it and all that,
I'm gonna go ahead and put the water pistol at
number five on my top five toy guns of all time.
Number four the gun from duck Hunt. I mean, listen,
for you video gamers out there, for you nerds, you

(46:45):
gamers out there, don't say I never did nothing for you.
Number four the gun from duck Hunt. Who didn't grow
up playing duck hunt back in the day. And if
you don't know what duck hunt is, you need to
get educated on your history, all right. You point it
right up to there, and you shoot these ducks out
of a sky. Now when you're playing younger, like, they
make it seem all cute, you know what I mean.

(47:07):
Like they make it seem cute, like, oh, there's a
dog that runs into the bush and grabs the duck afterwards,
and then you get older and you look back on
it and you go, oh, it was kind of cruel.
Parents gave me a handcan and I could plug into
a Nintendo system and I just pointed it at the
screen and killed a bunch of animals. A little odd,
but nonetheless, the duck Hunt gun comes in at number
four on our Top five toy Guns of all Time.

(47:29):
Number three pop gun. Remember the pop gun come on.
Not a lot of clean up with the pop gun.
You don't have to worry about the leaky spout on
the water pistol. You don't have to worry about potentially
breaking the TV screen if you put the duck Hunt
gun too close to it. The pop gun was brilliant
because there was like a plug like a cork that

(47:50):
would go at the end of the barrel and when
you shot it, it would fall out, but it was
attached to be a shoelacer string to the barrel of
the gun, so you would just put it back in.
Now it's a little bit outdated, a little bit antiquated.
You'd probably have to look really hard, far and wide
to try and find it, maybe at an antique shop
or something like that. But nonetheless, efficient, got the point across,

(48:12):
and not a lot of cleanup whatsoever other than hey,
did it fall over? Did you happen to throw it
too hard again? Something? And maybe you know, put a
hole in the wall like whatever the case may be.
Less cleanup, very effective. I'm going pop gun number three
in honor of Jamran. Top five toy guns of all
time Number two super Soaker. Come on now, if the

(48:35):
water pistols on this list, the super Soaker took it
to another level, took it to another level. That was
like football back with no face masks on. People are like, man,
this is a great game. What could we do to
improve it? I don't know. How about adding some face masks,
a cowboy caller, some shoulder pads. Really do something? Oh
and then let's put it on TV. It went to
another level. If you had a super Soaker, it made

(48:59):
you look down at your water pistol and say what
do I need these for? In fact, you started using
the water pistol to drink water out of The super
soaker changed the game all of a sudden. It was
like when people were on horseback using muskets. The first
person that brought out an actual gun, it was like Okay,
we got to take a step back here. This is

(49:20):
a whole nother level. So I'm gonna go super Soaker,
especially with summertime coming up. Band, the super Soaker is
a lot of fun. Now, you could use water balloons
if you want to. That feels like cheating the super Soaker.
There's a strategy to it. I'm going Super Soaker number two,
number one and number one. The best toy gun of
all time, in honor of Ja Morant's claim that he

(49:42):
was wielding a toy gun and a toy hand cannon
in his snapface or Instagram video. The foam dart shooter. Brilliant, brilliant.
The foam dart shooter. Look, it's safe, all right. It
sticks to things. If you shot at a window, would
stick there. You could practice your target shooting by by

(50:04):
looking at a window and shooting it. You see, if
you could make a smiley face, you know, like it
didn't even have to be the foam ones. You could
do the old school ones that were all plastic. Plus,
if somebody was asleep, you could try and shoot it
at their forehead and see if you get this dark
to stick on their forehead and make them look like
a Unicorn while they were passed out drunk. I'd mean,
look all of that, all of that, and it's effective

(50:27):
and again easy to clean up. It doesn't hold that
many in the chamber. I've seen someone that looked like
the gun that Jesse Ventura used on Predator. That's way
too much cleanup, especially when it comes with the strap.
But if you can get one of those old school
dart shooters, those are always fun and again safe, easy, effective.

(50:48):
They're fun when you're drunk. You could you could make
them stick on somebody's back when you're out by the
pool if there's if there's enough lotion on their back. Like,
all of that brings us to that number one spot
the foam dart shooter as the number one toy gun
of all time, and again that wraps up Top five
toy guns of all time in honor of Jahn Morant

(51:09):
and his gun lighter that he apparently uses to spark
up candles at home. By the way, for those of
you wondering why the cap gun wasn't on this list,
doesn't shoot anything. It's more like a firework like because
the cap gun, I mean, yeah, you would get a
chamber of like six or eight that you could fire off.

(51:29):
But it was really like a it's a firework, it's
making a loud noise, doesn't shoot anything. The water pistol
shoots something, duck hunt shoots something, the pop gun shoots something.
The super soaker does the same, and so does the
dart shooter. So again, feel like we've really gotten something
dumb here on Fox Sports Radio, Jonas Knox with here,
let's go live to our I have a thought on

(51:52):
using the dart gun to turn somebody drunk and passed
out into a Unicorn insider. Iowa Sam for the latest.

Speaker 4 (51:58):
Sam, this is really a fantastic segment here and something
you're talking about toys and you know your childhood, so
my brain just started working immediately. No way, I can't
imagine you would grab topic I have grabbed on this
topic here. I just want to remind you of a
couple of things you might have missed, couple of toy
guns you might have missed. Of course I did write
down the cap gun because I know it doesn't fire anything, Jonas,

(52:21):
but it creates the smoke and the sound and there's
a little bit of a bang.

Speaker 2 (52:25):
And it's just fun.

Speaker 4 (52:26):
Sam are well, But it's like I think that was
the closest thing you could get to when you're a child,
having like a real gun like fire and blanks.

Speaker 2 (52:33):
It looks like it, but yeah, I mean it's it's
a firework.

Speaker 4 (52:36):
And just remember Jonas. There was two kinds of caps.
There was like the kind of cap that was in
like a plastic cup that was had the little white
substance in there, and then it had you had the
paper roll cap.

Speaker 2 (52:46):
Yeah, I used, I mean, I used both of them,
just depend on what I was feeling was cheapest.

Speaker 4 (52:51):
Let's not forget the have you ever seen a spud gun?
So it was a basically a plastic little like red
and black gun where you could take a potato and
stick the nozzle into the potato and then you could
fire a spud, like right in your friend's eye, a
little piece of a spud.

Speaker 2 (53:05):
Those are fun.

Speaker 4 (53:06):
Yeah, that sounds like it's not dangerous at all. It
definitely definitely dangerous. Of course, we can get a little
more dangerous here and go with the paintball gun. Those
are always fun. When I was grown up, yeah, those hurt.

Speaker 2 (53:14):
Those weren't easily accessible. No, no needed other paintball like
paintballing got kind of ruined because I had I had
some buddies who were just sick bastards. What they what
they would do is they would freeze the paintballs and
then go out and play. Yeah, that's that's crazy talk. Yeah,
which is basically a bullet at that point, I also.

Speaker 9 (53:31):
Like became a sport at one point.

Speaker 2 (53:33):
Didn't then?

Speaker 4 (53:33):
Oh yeah, paintballing is expensive. It's an expensive sport.

Speaker 2 (53:37):
Hey, the Jacksonville Jaguars called off the rest of OTAs
to go play paintball, you know, I mean, apparently that's
all you need it.

Speaker 4 (53:43):
It's a good team building thing. Man, It's it's fun.
It's a fun thing to do with friends.

Speaker 2 (53:46):
You know. What I heard is a good team building thing.
Like practicing. I heard that's a good yea too thing.
But again, everybody likes.

Speaker 4 (53:53):
To paintball Jacksonville apparently quickly three more quickly rubber band gun?

Speaker 2 (53:57):
How many? Sam I just my top five?

Speaker 4 (53:59):
I need to give the listeners n more toy guns.
We got the rubber band gun, and we got the
laser tag gun which does shoot the laser. And we
have the airsoft gun.

Speaker 2 (54:09):
So there you go.

Speaker 4 (54:10):
Some of those a little more for older.

Speaker 2 (54:12):
Children, Yeah, but I also think that those are, you know,
like the rubber band gun. If you don't have long
enough fingers, you know what are we looking at it now?

Speaker 4 (54:21):
I'm talking about the wood one that had like the
little spinning wheel thing on it. You could put like
fifty rubber bands on that bad boy and just listen,
destroy somebody.

Speaker 2 (54:29):
I don't know what they were selling at the Toys
r us in Des Moines, but it wasn't the rubber
band gun out here.

Speaker 4 (54:34):
I know how to make a rubber band gun with
my hand. That's fun and easy. Yeah, but I'm gonna
go with my top five lists. Hey, great top five
and a plus segment here Jonas.

Speaker 2 (54:42):
Yeah, thank you. That's how we break down the NBA
on this show. Here Jonas knocks with you on Fox
spol Radio. By the way, Tony writes in Jony the
white trash, mangled teeth, bleep Hillbilly with your boy toy
Bob Huggins need to reunite and po dunk Virginia knocking
down bud lights and ramming into random ditches while sloshed

(55:06):
f boys. He said that. Oh man, By the way,
he deleted that tweet. What's wrong with that guy? Come on, Tony,
let it fly, man, I don't mind. I'm not gonna
get offended by this stuff. Let it fly. If you've
got an insulting tweet and it's at least somewhat clever,

(55:28):
we'll have the discussion. It's now, Jonas, it's on wax
Guy writes in and says, as soon as Up on
Game goes off the air, I turn off FSR, so
I don't have to hear your sissy no athleticism having
self wow. And it's unfortunate he did that because he
would have just heard his tweet right on the air
had he not turned off the show after Up on

(55:49):
Game Wow. But again, you can give me on Twitter
at the Jonas Knocks at the Jonas Knocks on Twitter.
All right, So coming up next here from the tire
Rack dot Com Studios, we may have I identified the
most petty person in NFL history. We'll tell you who
it is next, Jonas Knox, Fox Sports Radio. Coming up,

(56:14):
we'll call it about ten minutes from now here on FSR,
there's somebody in the NFL who had their hopes and
their dreams ruined, absolutely ruined by one other team. We'll
tell you who that is. Again coming up ten minutes
from now here on Fox Sports Radio. A lot of

(56:35):
people chiming in, by the way, on the top five
toy gun list we put together in honor of Jahn
Morant's claim that he had a toy gun and then
throwing up a video on that came out on TMZ
of him lighting some candles with his toy gun. Apparently,
so a lot of people, you know, enjoying the trip
down memory lane as we discuss toy guns here on

(56:56):
this show. All right, so let's get into this discussion
and the National Football League about pettiness. Right, If you
are able to go to a place and I can't
personally relate to it at the extent that you're willing
to go, I, at least at the very least, respect it.

(57:19):
I don't believe in a lot of conspiracy theories, but
they fascinate me and anybody that believes in some of
the stuff that's been out there, I'm willing to listen
and not get upset by it. I don't get upset
by it even if I disagree with it, because to me,
I'm just impressed that you are so committed to it,

(57:41):
even though it's kind of ridiculous. Some of the things
you say. I still am impressed by it, like like
flat or things. Man, there's some videos out there that
make it seem like it's man. Maybe the Earth is flat,
you know, like maybe that's man. There's a lot of argument,
Like there's a lot of people who go to on
the conspiracy theory route, and I don't believe in it,

(58:02):
but I'm fascinated by it. Like competitiveness, Like I'm a
very competitive person, but there are people that are so
competitive that it entertains me because I can't imagine it
ever getting that bad when it comes to me. Like
there's a story about John Elway. So John Elway, when

(58:23):
he was playing in Denver, got this pool table at
his house, brand new pool table, and he had started
playing pool a little bit. Well, he invites Bubby Brister over,
who is a backup quarterback in Denver, and Bubby Brister
beat him on the pool table. And so because Bubby
Brister beat him on that pool table, John Elway sold

(58:46):
it like that's insane to me, Like if I bought
a pool table and I'm really competitive, but one of
my buddies came over and beat me on that pool table.
I wouldn't think like, yeah, I gotta get I would
just say, oh, okay, well I'd like a rematch. I'd
like I'd like to get better, and eventually I'm going

(59:08):
to beat him because I've got I've got the ability
to practice on this more than him. John Elway couldn't
stand the idea of losing on his own pool table
to his backup, so he just got rid of it gone.
That's a level of competitiveness I just can't relate to.
And while I'm guilty and maybe you're guilty of being petty,

(59:30):
sometimes there's somebody in the NFL that takes that to
a whole nother level. It is a level of pettiness
I don't think anybody can relate to. And that's somebody
is Jerry Jones, because it comes out that his former coach,
Jimmy Johnson is going to be inducted into the Miami

(59:52):
Hurricanes Ring of Honor this year. Now, Jimmy Johnson was
in Miami for about five years. I think, you know,
national champion, I mean really like helped like turn the
program into a national power with flair, like they did
something to where they captured the hearts and minds of

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people all around the country, Like there's a lot of
people who grew up Miami Hurricane fans who lived nowhere
near the Miami Hurricane campus. Like they lived nowhere nearby,
maybe never even been to South Florida. But they were
like the cool team. They were like the Fab Five,
except they actually won. Like there was something about Miami

(01:00:37):
Hurricane football that man in the nineties, late eighties, early nineties. Damn,
they were fun to watch, Like all those matchups with
Florida State, all those national titles, the games against Nebraska,
they you know, Penn State, you know, the game against

(01:00:58):
Notre Dame Catholics versus Convicts, Like, I mean all that,
Like Miami had this thing, and Jimmy Johnson was a
big part of the reason why. He let those players
be who they were. And so when he gets to
the Dallas Cowboys, he carried a lot of that to Dallas,
Like those players loved him. He would welcome in characters
and personalities and all that. And so you know Jimmy Johnson,

(01:01:20):
I mean, now he's going to go into the Miami
Hurricanes Ring of Honor this year, and it does bring
up the conversation about, well, yeah, he must be in
the Cowboys Ring of Honor, right, No, No, definitely not
still not why would he be. You know, it's not
like he won a couple of Super Bowls there, you know.
It's it's not like he took over an awful franchise

(01:01:41):
and brought them back into prominence and won them, you know,
super Bowls. I mean, it's not like that. I mean,
you know, and clearly they didn't miss a beat when
he left, so not that valuable to the organization. I mean,
I mean, you know, since he left, I mean, you know,
it's only been like, you know, the mid nineties since
they've gotten past the second round of the playoffs and
into the conference championship game. But nonetheless, it's clearly not

(01:02:04):
an impact that he's had on on the Dallas Cowboys.
And it just goes to show you how petty Jerry
Jones is and how much it eats at him that
they haven't been able to win without Jimmy Johnson. Now
you're gonna say, what do you mean right after he
left they won with Barry Switzer. Yeah, but I think
everybody kind of acknowledges that that was kind of the

(01:02:27):
Jimmy Johnson team. His fingerprints are still all over that team.
So the idea that you know, And again I don't
dismiss Barry Switzer for being a Super Bowl champion head coach.
He is absolutely deserves credit, no doubt about it. But
I think Jerry Jones, in his mind and in his
heart knows that that was still Jimmy Johnson's team, that

(01:02:49):
Jimmy Johnson's finger prints were all over that team and
continued to be And I think he knows. And the
proof that he knows is the fact that Jimmy Johnson
still isn't in the Cowboys Ring of ms. What are
you waiting for, Like, what's the argument against it? Well,
you know, I mean he wasn't a player. I mean,
I mean Jimmy Johnson wasn't a player. This is this
is a player's award. Okay. So let's go ahead and

(01:03:11):
look through the Cowboys Ring of Honor. Here, let's take
a look at all these players that were in the
Cowboys Ring of Honor. We get Gil Brandt and Tech
Shram and Tom Landry. I don't remember see look at
their pictures. I don't see shoulder pads on. I don't
see is that a mouthfeet? No, definitely not oh, so
there are non players that are in this Cowboy Ring

(01:03:32):
of honor. So what are we waiting for. I'll tell
you what we're waiting for. We're waiting for the Dallas
Cowboys to win another Super Bowl. That's far removed from
Jimmy Johnson. Because I'll call my shot right now, that's
when he'll get in. If the Cowboys wore two, hypothetically speaking,
go on to win a Super Bowl this year, within

(01:03:55):
the next year or two after, I'd be willing to
bet that Jimmy Johnson goes into the Cowboy Ring of
Honor because then Jerry Jones won't feel so inadequate standing
next to Jimmy Johnson and honoring him, because he'll be
able to look up at a Super Bowl banner and say, oh, yeah,
we did that and you had nothing to do with it.

(01:04:19):
Like I firmly believe that's why Jimmy Johnson is still
not in the Cowboys Ring of Honor. Now. Jerry Jones
has spoken about it and has said something I think
a year ago, something along the lines of, well, you know,
he'll get in. When I decide he's going to get in,
I'll make that call. I'll make that decision and that's
my call, etc. Etc. Something along those lines. But the
point is he's not getting in because it still irks

(01:04:42):
Jerry Jones that Jimmy Johnson gets so much of the credit.
So if you are a petty person, if you are
capable of being petty, I just want you to know
your pettiness is cute, but you don't have thirty years
of evidence like we do on Jerry Jones, Jonas Knox,
Fox Sports Radio. Get me on Twitter at the Jonas

(01:05:03):
Knox at the Jonas Knox and you can listen to
this show as always on the iHeartRadio app. All right,
so coming up, we're going to talk about one team
in the NFL that completely ruined it for another. It's
yours right here on Fox Sports Radio. But for all
the latest from around the world of sports, ladies and gentlemen.
The moment you've been waiting for it's mansis. Let the

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update take yours.

Speaker 6 (01:05:29):
It's just so good.

Speaker 2 (01:05:30):
You know, A Monts, what do you make of my
top five toy gun list in honor of Ja Morant?

Speaker 6 (01:05:37):
They're pretty good.

Speaker 8 (01:05:37):
When you brought up the duck game, I was like, yes, yeah,
that is.

Speaker 2 (01:05:42):
The one that you can get like I think if
you go to an arcade now at like some pizza places,
they still have arcades, and they'll have like, you know,
like real like rifles that are to the arcades. But
it wasn't like the at home version with the duck
hun gun.

Speaker 6 (01:05:58):
No, that was just another Those are good times.

Speaker 2 (01:06:01):
Yeah.

Speaker 6 (01:06:01):
I loved video games growing up, you know, I was
into it.

Speaker 8 (01:06:05):
I would get up at like seven in the morning
and I would play like Doom on the computer, no joke,
I would do it in the morning beause I would
get scared at nights.

Speaker 2 (01:06:14):
You remember, do you remember Carmen San Diego. Yes, there
was like a computer game called Where in the World
is Garbage and Diego? Yes, it would take forever and
I remember playing that when I was in school and
just being like, what's the point of this? What are
we doing here?

Speaker 6 (01:06:29):
I know, I know, but I feel like video games
are like too realistic.

Speaker 9 (01:06:34):
Now.

Speaker 6 (01:06:35):
I don't like that it's supposed to look like a
video game. I supposed to look like Mario going down
a green tube.

Speaker 2 (01:06:40):
Okay, I need an escape, yeah, you know, like I don't.
I don't. I don't want something that's that's so close
to what I'm trying to get away from exactly, like
especially with all the other violence you see on the news.
Like sure, on the news, there's like like somebody being
attacked somewhere every single day. Like you go on social
media and there's like a video that pops up in
your feet if somebody getting jumped. It's like, what are

(01:07:01):
we doing?

Speaker 6 (01:07:02):
Left and right? Left and right? You can't go on
Twitter and not see one of those videos. It's so annoying.

Speaker 8 (01:07:06):
So, like, you know, my boyfriend loves video games and
he has the like whole VR thing that I bought
him for his birthday one year, and I try to
play Resident Evil on it and I like jumped and screamed.

Speaker 6 (01:07:15):
I took it off. I was like, it's too real.
Zombie is too real, and it's coming to kill me.

Speaker 2 (01:07:19):
I can't can't do it.

Speaker 6 (01:07:21):
I can't. If it looked fake, I could do it, Yeah,
you know it.

Speaker 2 (01:07:24):
I can't do it. I need an escape. Escape. I
don't want anything that's too.

Speaker 8 (01:07:29):
Real, right, No, So I still play on my Wii
the old school games because you were able to like
download the old school games onto your Wii.

Speaker 6 (01:07:35):
So I still play that. I'm still all about it.
Two dimensional. I don't need all this like it can
do a three sixty turn. No, just up and down.

Speaker 2 (01:07:43):
Yeah, screw you in your three D virtual reality like it.
We're into the outdated stuff here on this show.

Speaker 6 (01:07:50):
Exactly exactly.

Speaker 8 (01:07:53):
We've got two baseball games going on, and officially some
scoring during these games because they were on earlier, but
nobody had scored. So the Twins are beating the Tigers
at home to zero bottom of the sixth inning. The
Cubs were up, but not anymore. The Orioles have tied
the game thanks to Adli Retschmann.

Speaker 6 (01:08:10):
Did I say that right, Truffa. He's not listening to me,
but I asked him one time.

Speaker 8 (01:08:14):
He just hit a homer for the Orioles and they
are tied at two apiece in Chicago against the Cubs
going into the bottom of the fifth inning.

Speaker 6 (01:08:22):
Yes, he's giving me a thumbs up, pretending he was
listening to me. You weren't listening to me. Don't lie
to me. Right now, I can see you. I can
see you're not listening to me. Don't pretend. Don't pretend.

Speaker 8 (01:08:32):
We talked about West Virginia men's basketball coach Bob Huggins
was arrested Hoe Wha. Yeah, it was arrested Friday night
in Pennsylvania for driving under the influence. The university has
issued a statement saying they're aware of the situation and
they're going to take appropriate action once their review is complete.
New England Patriots second year cornerback Jack Jones was arrested
Friday as well, after two firearms were found in his

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travel luggage at Boston's Logan Airport.

Speaker 6 (01:09:00):
Seems like a stupid decision from the get co.

Speaker 8 (01:09:03):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (01:09:03):
I mean it's like when Alden Smith. You remember the
former NFL player Alden Smith. He was at a I
think he was bombed at a at an airport and
then yelled that he had a bomb and then got arrested. Well,
it's like this guy's a terrorist.

Speaker 4 (01:09:22):
Stupid.

Speaker 2 (01:09:23):
It's like, who thought that was a good idea? Right?
Like at some point, like when you're traveling, you have
to understand that certain rules may apply towards you being
in your living room don't apply when you're in an
airport or an airplane. You know what I mean. Yes,
for some reason people still struggled with that.

Speaker 8 (01:09:40):
Like the most obvious of things, you didn't know this
was a bad idea you did, you did.

Speaker 6 (01:09:44):
We had to tell you this was a bad idea.

Speaker 2 (01:09:46):
Like what one of the So there are examples where
people get kind of put in tough spots. Israel adiss Anya,
who's UFC Midway Champion, How you say that name?

Speaker 7 (01:09:56):
Yeah?

Speaker 2 (01:09:58):
How about that? How about me showing off here? It's
good like him? And so he went. He was flying
out of New York, out of JFK Airport and a
fan gave him some brass knuckles as a gift, and
so he put it in his bag and then ended
up getting arrested at the airport, and everybody just assumed,
oh my god, this is a guy. He's being reckless

(01:10:19):
and he's a So he was literally like he was
gifted brass knuckles. He threw him in the bag, not
even thinking anything, and he got arrested at the airport.
So it's like sometimes I can understand two handguns, though
I don't get it.

Speaker 6 (01:10:32):
I don't get it.

Speaker 2 (01:10:32):
Doesn't seem to make any.

Speaker 6 (01:10:33):
Sense to him at all at all.

Speaker 8 (01:10:35):
The Athletic reported earlier today that the Wizards are in
serious talks with.

Speaker 6 (01:10:38):
The Heat and the Suns on a Bradley Beal trade.

Speaker 8 (01:10:41):
He has a no trade clause in his contract, so
he's definitely gonna have a say in this. And Chris
Haynes just tweeted less than a minute ago this is
what he said. Phoenix can offer a trade package of
DeAndre Ayton and Landry Shammitt to Washington for Bradley Bealt,
but it's believed a Chris Paul Shammitt deal is what
it would take for Beale to force his way.

Speaker 6 (01:11:03):
To the Suns.

Speaker 2 (01:11:05):
Well, I listen, Bradley Beal, Devin Booker, Kevin Durant, that'll work.

Speaker 8 (01:11:11):
Yeah, No, I agree, damage, Yeah, I'd get rid of
deandred aout.

Speaker 2 (01:11:15):
How about the fact that Bradley Beal has been rumored
to be traded for several years. Now he signed, He
signs a five year, two hundred and fifty million dollars deal,
So Wizards fans are like, okay, I can finally get
his jersey. At least he's gonna be here a while.

Speaker 7 (01:11:27):
Oops.

Speaker 6 (01:11:28):
I know that sucks.

Speaker 2 (01:11:30):
Now you're looking around, going all right, how can I
how can I, you know, stitch the the name Beal
and like make it, make turn it into something else
that makes some sense. Like you just got to hope
somebody's name. You can do something with the letters so
you don't have to pay another two hundred dollars for
an authentic jersey of Bradley Beal. But you know, hey,
life sucks. If you're a Washington Wizards fan. I don't

(01:11:51):
have to tell you life sucks.

Speaker 6 (01:11:52):
If you're a fan of a lot of teams. Let's
be real, Wizards are just one of them.

Speaker 2 (01:11:56):
Yeah, damn right, damn right. By the way, what if
the then I don't want to ask you about the Clippers.
We'll get in to the Clippers at some other point.
I don't want to hear you curse on the air
and get fired, That's true.

Speaker 6 (01:12:08):
I don't want to get fired today. Maybe later, Yeah,
not today though, not today.

Speaker 2 (01:12:12):
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week for the Buffalo Bills. Upon further review, it's been
a weird few months for the Buffalo Bills. The Stefan
Diggs thing is odd. He either was at practice or
he wasn't. He goes on Instagram and says people are

(01:13:18):
telling lies about him in Buffalo. Apparently it's not about
a new contract he just signed on last offseason. Josh
Allen is defending him and falling on the sword, talking
about communication and things on the field and off the field.
Sean McDermott can't get his stories together, Like the whole
thing is odd, and you just wonder how long has

(01:13:39):
this been going on for? Then you trace it all
the way back. Then you go to the last time
the Bills were seen altogether, and it was in that
playoff game at home against the Bengals, and if you
actually trace it all the way back to that, the
Bills have been projected as being maybe the next Super
Bowl favorite, at least last year for sure, but maybe

(01:14:00):
the next team that's gonna get over the hump and
win a Super Bowl. Their fan base has been waiting
since the nineties for this team to actually win a
Super Bowl. And the way it stands right now, the
Cincinnati Bengals have ruined it all, I mean took it
all from them, their hope, their hype, their dreams. The

(01:14:26):
Bengals walked into Buffalo last year in the playoffs and
whooped their ass, took everything from them, and they've never
been the same since. And if this continues to go on,
you're gonna look back at a missed opportunity and a
window that is now shut for the Buffalo Bills, and
everyone's gonna ask, so, who did it? Did they? Just?

(01:14:49):
Was it that Chiefs playoff game where they gave up,
you know, thirteen seconds left and they gave up that
tying field goal at the end and then they lost
in overtime. Do we blame the overtime? No, you blame
the Cincinnati Bengals because it's one.

Speaker 4 (01:15:03):
Thing to lose.

Speaker 2 (01:15:04):
It's another thing to lose and then have the person
you lost to take the rest from you, your will,
all of it. And that's exactly what the Bengals done
did last off season, last postseason. It's now parlayed into
the off season and now you got the Buffalo Bills
who called off camp early, trying to get ready for
this season and are still trying to figure out how

(01:15:25):
they can repair the relationship between Stefan Diggs that apparently
melted down on the sideline in that playoff game. Jonas
Knox Fox Sports Radio, get me on Twitter at the
Jonas Knox at the Jonas Knox on Twitter and coming
up next to here, we're going to put a bow
on this bad boy. It's a little something we do
called the scraps. Things in the world, the sports and
beyond we've not had a chance to get to and

(01:15:46):
it's yours right here on FSR. Jonas Knox Fox Sports Radio.
Make sure you stick around top of next hour a
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(01:16:07):
of this program, you can check out the podcast at
Fox Sports Radio dot com to be posted up shortly
after we go off the air. And there are a
lot of a lot of fun stuff, a lot of
fun stuff on this edition. You know, I mean the
type of stuff to where you just turn it on
and next thing you know, you're ripping through six IPAs
before eleven am. You know what I mean? Like, that's

(01:16:27):
the type of stuff. But you know who cares about
Bob Huggins right now? Though? It is time for this.

Speaker 1 (01:16:35):
Jonas? How could you not get to these stories? Morons
are the scraps?

Speaker 2 (01:16:43):
All right? Brandon Trupe, Executive producer, What the hell have
we missed so far? On the show? All right? Jonas well.

Speaker 9 (01:16:47):
Earlier this week, the Las Vegas Golden Knights won the
Stanley Cup, their first enfranchised history, only six seasons after
they entered the league, and a Hustler Club, Larry Flint's
Hustler Club Strip Club, located just minutes away.

Speaker 2 (01:17:04):
From their home arena to Mobile Arena.

Speaker 9 (01:17:06):
Has fulfilled its promise of offering each player a lifetime
supply a free lap dances for their victory.

Speaker 2 (01:17:16):
Interesting, Now I have a couple of questions. First, is
it like one per visit? Is it unlimited free lap
dances for life? Yes? But I mean what is that? Like?
What are the fine print on that? Is that like
free lap dances for life? Which means you can get
one every day, but just one per day? And like,

(01:17:37):
you know what if you know, because look for some
guys out there, if they tell you all right, so
you can get a lap dance, but it can only
be the duration of a song. Next thing, you know,
you got a bunch of guys you know requesting November rain,
you know what I mean, like something that's going to
be like eight nine minutes that they can really you know,
get something done with. But the point is, I mean,

(01:17:58):
if it's I guess, if it's you know, for life,
then so how do you have proof? Do you have
to wear your ring? Do you have to show you know? Evidence?
Is there like a you know, something from your Instagram
that you can show them at the door that says, hey,
I was on that team. If you don't believe me,
look right here and you get a zoom in on
the picture so again, I don't want to get caught
up in the details, but I think it's a really
nice gesture. I just think there's some other questions that

(01:18:19):
need to be asked at some point between these two,
you know what I mean. But again, who cares what
else we got? All right?

Speaker 9 (01:18:25):
So Colorado head coach Dion Sanders is having some medical
issues he doesn't have He's having some circulation issues and
he says he has no feeling in the bottom of
his left foot. Now, he had two toes amputated in
twenty twenty one, but I guess the problem is not
fixed and a meeting he've met with some vascular surgeons

(01:18:47):
and they said the next possible steps could be a
full amputation of his left foot.

Speaker 2 (01:18:53):
Yeah, it's it's pretty sad man like because he's talked
about it. I guess, like some of the details on
it pretty rough to where he's got a toe on
his foot that's dislocated, he's in constant pain. To your point,
he can't feel the bottom of his feet. So he's
got all of that going on. It's like, how do
you That's why he would be sitting down at some

(01:19:15):
of the games and the way college football goes. Some
of these games last a long time, and so just
to know, like the pain he's enduring and the fact
that it's Dion Sanders who was always known for his speed,
a guy who high stepping and all that stuff, to
see where he's at now, and from my understanding, it's
because he dealt with a lot of turf toe issues

(01:19:36):
and things like that during his playing career. It's a
sad story when it comes to Deon Sanders.

Speaker 9 (01:19:40):
What else we got, Brandon, Well, it's funny you brought
up speed because speaking of speed, A New Mexico woman
has found cocaine in her Sonic hot dog earlier this
week on Tuesday, South Riverside Selene Gonzalez got the hot
dog Tuesday at a Sonic and discovered the bag after
taking a bike. Police claim testing confirmed it was a

(01:20:03):
gram of cocaine. The woman said, I think it's pretty scary.
We come here to get food with our families. If
a child found that, it could have been pretty bad.
I like this quote from another customer that said, that's
kind of crazy. I just got ice cream. I hope
we're good, Okay, so let me.

Speaker 2 (01:20:21):
So, was it a bag of coke? Yeah? Bag of coke.
Was it inside the hot dog meat? She just founded
on the on the hot dog. I guess, okay, so
that because I was yeah, because I was gonna say,
like I could understand. You know, listen, somebody's in a
rush there at Sonic. Maybe they went through the to
go line and they're grabbing, like what can I get you?
She goes, oh, I want I want ketchup, I want mustard,

(01:20:43):
and maybe they give her a weird look like, oh man,
nobody puts ketchup on their hot dog. Okay. And they
reach in there and there's a baggy of booger sugar
and they happened to just drop it on the hot dog. Again.
I think this is a harmless mistake. I think it
happens from time to time, and this just happened to
make the news. It's terrible.

Speaker 1 (01:20:58):
Jonus, son of a bitch.