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into a little bit of soccer watching. Now, yesterday the World Cup had its. most soccer day it could possibly have. After an electrifying start to the World. Cup where we saw seven goals scored by. one team, four by the United States of. America, five by another team, and then. obviously a fourgoal half that happen in. a game. We thought maybe the electricity. of the modern sport is going to be one. where there's a lot of goals being. scored, where there's a lot of pressing, maybe a little bit of sacrificing in the. back, but we're going to go ahead and. score. We're going to light up the. scoreboard. Well, [snorts].
>> ties just crossboard. Spain, heavy favorite, one of the heavy. favorites to win the entire World Cup. They tie with a team that has likeund. and some thousand people in their entire. country. This is the second time in. World Cup history. In the first time in. exactly 68 years, there were four draws. in a single day in Spain being one of. them was outrageous. They're also, I. think, the first team not to score, right? I think it was the first game. that didn't have a score. And then Spain. to be that team. Obviously, everybody's. got a lot of questions. Yamal didn't. start. I believe a couple other people. didn't start. Maybe Spain was kind of.
taking Cape Verde for a walk. They. thought it thought this is going to be. easy. They thought they're going to be. able to not in the World Cup. This World. Cup 48 teams as opposed to 32. A lot. more teams getting in. That means. there's a chance for more upsets. There's also a chance that magic can. happen. Yesterday lot of soccer, a lot. of soccer in a lot of electric. environments, a lot of atmospheres that. I didn't know could be possible in the. United States of America at this exact. time in history. Iran playing in the US. Yeah. >> Yesterday with fans while everything.
that had just got happened and happened. felt like a cool moment where sports huh. once again common ground. I don't know. if you saw there were some world leaders. that met this morning. I guess uh. President Trump was one of them. I. believe uh there were some Middle. Eastern leaders. I the Italy was there. They were sitting in a round table. Do. you know what they were talking about at. the beginning of that thing? Uh the the. fights on. >> freedom 250. >> Freedom 250. Maybe there is some common. ground in sport, huh? Maybe there is a. time in in history has shown us that. sport does have the ability to put the.
swords down and kind of come together. and kind of realize that we have a lot. more in common than we do that separates. us and hopefully that'll only continue. into the future and soccer in America is. seemingly up and to the right. I think. that'll help with a lot as we go. forward. Now, we have a pretty big. announcement to make. Chris Richards, one of the middle backs for the United. States national team. Crystal Palace, a. legend, a guy who might be the best. player on our entire team, even though. our entire team has best players all. over the place. He'll be joining us. tomorrow on the program. Cannot wait to. catch up with him. They're obviously in.
preparation for game two against. Australia. Australia will be on Friday. in Seattle, I believe, at 3:00. This. dude's a stud. He's a massive piece of. the entire puzzle of what we have going. on in US soccer as a whole. And I can't. wait to catch up with him tomorrow. Talk. about how the team feels after the ass. beating they delivered to Paraguay. Now, Australia Soccer Roose. Yeah. I don't think ever supposed to be good. >> No. Nope. >> Mike Grella of CBS Sports Galazo. So, >> uh, played in the EPL, played soccer all.
over the world. Uh, friend of mine, a. friend of the program. Absolutely. >> Icon. >> ledge. Yeah, >> absolutely. He's in the open. He's the. one that scores the goal. >> Before the World Cup, he went on to say. a lot of stuff about Australia. He went. on to say, I look at the roster. I don't. know any of these guys. What are they. going to do? Pack it in hope for a. no-nil thing. This this team's got no. chance. And they're getting mad at me. for saying this. I I like Australians, he says, but this team's ass. They come. out beat Turkey. Oh, yeah. >> Okay. So, now this video from Gorilla uh. is now getting circulated back again.
And he's got all of Australia. All of. them united, I believe. He's got the. Aussie rules football folks. He's got. the uh rugby folks. Uh I believe there's. uh the the running uh. >> Oh, yeah. Kill the man. Yeah. >> Yeah. Australia obviously fantastic. country was very lucky to be there. I. believe they're all pretty much rallying. around the fact that Grella is an. American. Okay. And he's talking [ __ ]. about their team. They're obviously. underdogs. Not supposed to beat Turkey. Not supposed to beat the United States.
of America. We United States of America. not supposed to be as good as we. certainly looked against Paraguay. So. Friday should be an incredible game. If. USA wins again, okay, >> the hype is only going to build. out. >> The hype is only going to continue to go. cuz this team is fun to watch. This. team's filled with dogs and I can't wait. to try to learn about it tomorrow with. Chris Richards. Other sports obviously. happening and it's a big one. College. football had uh some massive news happen. that will obviously affect the NFL. The. toxic tables here at Boston Connor and.
at Tai Schmidt want to have the hammer. done Cowboys AP Tone is here. Tone, good. to see you pal. Now, as you sit at a. desk that has DraftKings Sports. available in all 50 states if you're old. enough and want to do it responsibly, DraftKings is available in all 50 states. now. And you know, Tony, we're sitting. in front of that as a uh story about. sports gambling has really come to the. forefront of is this an inflection point. for all of college sports? Is this a. moment where people that maybe didn't. think that there had to be some sort of. change or some sort of guard rails or.
some people that thought maybe uh there. was things getting blown out of. proportion? Is this the case situation. that is going to rally everybody to come. together to maybe say, "Hey, let's. protect college sports. Let's protect. student athletes. Let's let everybody. make money and profit off this, but we. got to have some sort of rules.". >> Yep. >> Some sort of something that we can kind. of do this. >> Mhm. >> Because if not, everything's going to. just fall apart. That's kind of how you. know things go that don't have any. foundation. You know, you kind of. inevitably end up falling apart, which. it feels like the back end of college.
sports as a whole right now is. And then. whenever a ruling happens where a judge. who wasn't a. fan of team in which he's making ruling, but certainly was in the state in which. the team was in. So there's always going. to be the movie like story like tall. tale like fodder to say crooked judge. >> Yeah, >> crooked judge. So local judge gives. injunction to Sorsby that he is allowed. to play football and doesn't have to.
listen to anything the NCAA says. It. actually says in there the NCAA is not. allowed to do this. They're not allowed. to suspend. They're not allowed to take. away. They're not allowed to do this. It's actually in the injunction from the. Texas judge uh who was the second judge. First judge was actually Facebook post. >> Yeah. Wreck them. >> Okay. So they said this is not good. Recuse himself I believe from case get. new judge in there. That judge because. of what he heard and because of. employment and because of uh the rulings. and everything. says yes you're right. NCAA has no. bearing on this. They can't make any.
ruling. So whenever there was a gambling. allegation towards somebody and. everybody is basically saying can't play. but then local judge says no I got all. the power. I actually can do that. Everybody comes around and says like. this this is a problem, right? Because. then every other school says so if I can. I bring an NFL guy onto our team and. then if they say no and then can I just. go to a local judge that maybe doesn't. like the team and just get them to get. an injunction and says nobody in the. NCAA can say anything, nobody can really. do anything. So it was a big big big.
deal that this was happening. Texas Tech. comes out supports their guy. Texas Tech. says, "Uh, hey, if this was your son and. he came to our institution and the. entire world was telling him, uh, how. bad of a guy he was, he had a. realization how terrible it was and how. much help he needed. And if we just. threw him under the bus in this entire. process, how would that make us look? How would you feel if that was who you. are?" And they stuck up for Sorsby and. said he never bet on any games in which. he played in. This isn't a Pete Rose.
situation. basically this isn't a a. black sock situation. This is a guy who. clearly had a gambling addiction as a. teenager. He has gone to rehab for this. and stuck up for him. >> Everybody else said, "Shut up. >> Shut up. I I don't want We don't want to. hear it. >> We do not want to hear it." Gambling on. the sport in which you play, on the team. in which you play has been banned. forever. This is the point of sports. that you can't have happen. So, it got. real loud. Big 12 filed suit. The Big 12.
has a conference. Well, if the judge. says the NCAA can't do anything, Big 12. will then step in and do this entire. thing. And the Texas Tech people are. like, "This is our like he didn't they. ain't kill what do we this we there's. going to be a process here where people. are probably going to get into this. We. got a guy who's admitting it, who's. getting help, who's in rehab, who can be. a story for other people. Like, we got. this entire possibility. Shut up." Okay, that's what everybody's saying. This is. not allowed. Okay? You're allowed to. give a cheeseburger to a guy whenever. you're recruiting him. Okay? You're. allowed to uh you're allowed to give him.
a car if you want to. You can do. whatever the hell you want, but you c. you can't gamble on a on a sport in. which you're you're competing. You're. playing it. You can't you just Well, he. didn't play actually. He was just on a. team. Can't like you just can't. Everybody rallied around that and. inevitably there was a mutual decision, I believe, if uh the statement is. correct, that Sorsby is going to file. and apply for the supplemental draft as. opposed to all this other stuff that's. going on. We have no idea what the Texas. Tech Sorsby deal will look like now. allegedly was $5 million in payment. because obviously NIL transfer portal he.
was top guy in there as quarterback. position most important position. So. whatever you think about the money end. behind it uh we don't know how that. whole thing works but we do know he's. applying for the supplemental draft. Couple quick factoids on the. supplemental draft. Uh I think the last. one was 2023 maybe and then 2020 or 2019. before that. Never know if you're going. to have one again. >> Okay. So it's always about who applies. for the supplemental draft. deadline to. apply for supplemental draft coming up. on Monday. Okay. Uh so there is a chance.
that uh you know the NFL then has to. take time to review applications and I. do believe that it is the commissioner's. decision ultimately for a supplemental. draft to happen or not. It has not been. agreed to publicly that there is going. to be a supplemental draft. This is just. an application to supplemental draft. Now you would think the supplemental. draft is just like the regular draft. Just go ahead and drop it in a little. later date. Whatever picks you have, you. have and then you just get a chance to. if you give the higher pick, you get. whoever it is. Nope. There's a lottery.
Okay. Technically, the Seattle Seahawks, I guess, could end up winning the. lottery, becoming number one overall. selection. And the biggest ass team, uh, the Raiders could end up being the 32. selection. But that is why they put in. the tier system where if you are in a. high priority tier with you have six or. fewer wins. If you're pick 32 from the. lottery or pick one from the lottery, if. you are willing to give up the same. round pick because you're a higher.
priority than the Seattle Seahawks, you. would ultimately win it. So inevitably. the AS teams have a lot better chance to. get these people uh if they're going to. give up similar rounds. I think they do. know what other people are potentially. giving up so they can match if they have. to or want to. There's a couple teams. who definitely need quarterbacks right. now. Oh yeah. >> Okay. And there's a lot of people that. said this guy was an incredible. quarterback and would be an incredible. NFL quarterback if he would have came. out in this past draft. Now, what does. the NFL think about a player that has. admitted and openly gambled, okay, on a.
lot of things, and I think he could be a. great face for recovery and a great face. for, hey, gamble responsibly, which we. would like to try to be as well. Do not. be an [ __ ] You're not going to. become a millionaire on this thing. And. you're not going to you should not be uh. chasing the dragon ever. You should. understand that all you're doing is. being an additive to the game. Just a. little bit of energy, what you can. afford. Don't be an [ __ ] in this. entire thing. he could do that because. obviously his life in college got. changed immensely and now he's changed. his life. So I'm happy that this is the.
outcome. >> But we have no idea if there's going to. be a supplemental draft and we have no. clue how the NFL is going to view these. allegations which are a pretty big deal. >> Oh yeah. >> Uh even if you did it in a previous. chapter of your life, the NFL is this, you know, like. >> look at what happened to the guys in the. NFL who got caught already. I mean, you're getting suspended a whole season. Like, no questions asked. It's like, it. it it is a big deal. >> And even if there's precedent when. Terrell Prior was getting tattoos or or. merch or whatever he got and he got.
suspended by the NCAA, I think it was. four or six games. Um, they did that NFL. did not want to be a safe haven for. situations like that. So, they just. upheld the same exact um suspension for. him when he went to the NFL. I don't. know if they're going to go with the two. game uh judge suspension or a whole game. what the NC or sorry whole season what. the NCAA wanted, but there's precedent. in the past that the NFL will give him a. suspension. >> Jim Trestle uh whenever he came to the. Indianapolis Colts, he had to uh uphold. the NFL upheld his suspension as well.
He didn't get there until like six I. forget how many six weeks I forget what. it was. However many weeks he was. suspended, he wasn't really hands-on. until then. And I was like, "Oh, this is. because of. >> tattoos.". >> Yeah. Crazy. >> I I wasn't allowed to learn about your. coaching history and your life for the. first however many weeks because tattoos. and now think about what's happening and. Jim Tres was like we don't want to get. anything. >> We're in it now. We're not thinking. about what it was and what it could be. Joining us now is Amanda might have a. little bit more information on how this. is all going to work. This is a huge day.
I think because we're not going to have. to face a player playing uh for a team. in which the conference of the team. wants him to be ruled ineligible every. game he plays. That was going to be. messy. >> That was going to be bad for sport as a. whole. >> Will the NFL say that it might be bad. for sport for him to just be able to get. to the NFL as well? We shall see. Joining us now, senior NFL insider for. ESPN, Adam Shfter. >> Shifty, what up, baby? >> Gentlemen, >> what's going on? >> How you doing, man? I like to see you up.
in your attic up there. >> Yep. Hanging out my attic up here, Pat. You know it. >> I like that. I see right behind you. Do. not smoke in there. Those are things you. got to get eyes on uh as soon as you. walk into a building. >> You would notice that. >> Whoa. Whoa. [laughter] What do you mean. you guys? Hey, uh Chefty, quick question. here. Uh supplemental draft obviously. doesn't happen every single year. I do. believe it is decided upon from who. applies for the supplemental draft. I. think that's open, right, to basically a. lot of folks like Ty Schmid who played.
uh high school baseball and uh was a. college angler and he thinks he could. run a 46. Could he apply? Like how many. people will be applying and do apply on. a yearly basis? And how does that. decision get made on whether or not they. will open up the supplemental draft or. not? Chef, >> well, it would have to be a hardship. case basis. In this particular case, Brendan Sorsby obviously isn't eligible. to play this year at Texas Tech and so. he would like to go to the NFL. So the.
plan right now is for him to apply for. the supplemental draft, but he has not. done that. He has until, as you. mentioned, next week to officially apply. for the supplemental draft. Again, he. has to do that and he also would have to. withdraw his litigation, which currently. is outstanding right now. So, there are. two steps that he would have to do and. then the NFL would have to sign off on. there actually being a supplemental. draft. He could say he plans to be in. the supplemental draft, but the NFL.
still has to sign off on a supplemental. draft. And that decision is up to the. commissioner. It is within his. jurisdiction to decide whether or not. there would be a supplemental draft this. year. If there is a supplemental draft. this year, it likely would be held in. the back half of July. And then we'd see. which of these teams, as you mentioned, in that tier system, would wind up. picking Brendan Sorsby. You know, the. one thing that's interesting, Pat, is. that a lot of the teams that people. think need quarterbacks.
have gone ahead and drafted rookie. quarterbacks. So, the Cleveland Browns. that you brought, they drafted Taylor. Green, who they like. The Pittsburgh. Steelers drafted Drew Aller, who they. like. The New Jets drafted Aid Clubnick, who they like. There are teams out there. that drafted rookie quarterbacks. already. The Arizona Cardinals drafted. Carson Beck. They like him. And so. again, somebody is going to roll the. dice on a player as talented as Brendan. Sorsby, who plays the quarterback.
position, who some felt might have had a. higher grade in this draft than Tai. Simpson, who went number 13 overall to. the Los Angeles Rams. So there's always. going to be the need and an interest in. a quarterback who's got his type of. skill set, who can run around, who can. make throws with accuracy. There are the. character questions. and someone's going to pick him. Someone. I think will pick him. >> Okay. So that means So that means you.
think that there will be a supplemental. draft then as well. So you you're saying. multiple things here. You think. somebody's definitely going to pick him. Uh and then you're also saying that that. means that there's a supplemental draft. So, how long uh after the application. process ends, which is coming up on. Monday, um how long after that process. do you expect Roger Goodell or whomever. who would who who votes on that? Who. decides that? The owners have to vote, the GM say yes, we would take them. Like. how do they go about getting the. decision to approve a supplemental. draft? And then when you talk about.
somebody taking them, what's realistic. like a fifth round, fourth round, third? Like what do people what would people. normally give up for this type of. situation? Because this is next year's. pick they're giving up, right? >> Yeah. Well, first of all, pass some. breaking news. John Tordella will not. return as the head coach of the Las. Vegas Knights. I just got that. announcement. And not to steal Emily. Kaplan's thunder, but I did want to pass. along that little news brief here. The. Las Vegas Knights coach is out in Las. Vegas. There we go. So, the news is. coming in fast and furious. Now, we can. go back to. >> Hold on though. Hold on, though. That.
was kind of the plan all along. I do. believe he literally went in there for. the run at the end of the season to see. what they could do. They make it all the. way to Stanley Cup finals. They thought. maybe though that he would um he would. maybe fall in love with it, you know, and and maybe they thought to each. other. And Ty, I know you're a Las Vegas. Golden Knights die hard. Are you kind of. heartbroken here to know that the TORS. culture is potentially out the door. after a magical quick run? >> Uh, you know, yes and no. I think uh had. Tors won Lord Stanley's Cup, he's. definitely coming back. But I think we. kind of all knew he was a hired gun. And. quite frankly, you know, a lot of people. are saying, "Hey, Tors, you know, you.
said it was the dumbest question ever. about switching goalies. Maybe you. should have switched goalies and it. wouldn't have been over after game. three. So, I I don't know. I You know. what? I'd like to shake Tort's hand, say. thank you for your service. >> And you did put your left hand out. there. I respect that. I think Tors. would probably smack it out of the way. But I do appreciate you and him had an. incredible ride to the Stanley Cup. final. Thank you for your service to our. uh entertainment this year. Knocked off. the Avalanche. >> Yeah. >> Went on a great run out there. >> Oh yeah. Thank you, Tors. >> Congrats to the Golden Knights on a cool. run there. Cool run. Nobody's going to.
remember it. No, >> because the Kiacs win, but we will. always talk about the Golden Knights. coming together with eight games left. before the playoffs and going on a run. where they almost win the cup with tors. leading the way. All right, back to. this. So, you said that there's a. supplemental draft coming basically if. you said somebody's willing to give it. up and what is an expected supplemental. draft pick and is that next year's draft. pick that they're giving up? >> Yeah, it would be the corresponding pick. in that round. So, let's just say any. one of the teams that we mentioned, and. again, I think there's questions about.
which one would take him due to the. rookie quarterbacks they already took in. this past draft. Let's just say the. Browns want to take Brendan Sorsby. Everybody puts in a bid. Like, they go. round by round. So, they get to the. first round. Does anybody want to put in. a first round draft pick? Your own first. round draft pick. So, the Jets have. three-1s. >> Hold on. Hold on. Are they all on a. call? Are they all on a call? Everybody's hearing everybody. Yes. No, no, no. Uh, well, no. It's not like. they go team by team. They just send it.
in. We will put in a bid in this round. I believe I think that's how it works. So, all of a sudden, they go, okay, because I remember in previous. supplemental drafts when there have been. certain players being picked, like I'd. say I get a text, okay, first round's. over, no bids. Second round's over, no. bids. Third round's over, no bids. Fourth round's over, no bid. Jaylen. Thompson was the last player picked in. 2019 and it was the fifth or the sixth. round from Arizona when they took him.
So they put in a bid that round that was. the highest team in that round and he. then went to their franchise. Now in. this particular case if there is if. there is a supplemental draft teams. would have to put in a bid decide. whether to put in a bid in each round. So a team could put decide to put in a. first round pick. I think I'd be. surprised by that. Surprised by that in. part because nobody knows exactly where. they'll be picking. Now, if you're a.
strong team, let's just say the Seattle. Seahawks, I'm making this up, random. hypothetical, and you figure, you know. what, we're going to be in the playoffs. next year and we have a quarterback. question, which they don't. Um, and we. are willing to forego our first round. draft pick. We could bid our first round. pick, but the draft next year is so good. and nobody knows where they're going to. be picking. I have a hard time believing. that teams are going to be willing to. give up the first round pick for Brendan. Sorsby. With some of the questions,
could I see the second round? I could. Could I see the third round? Yeah, I. think once we get past the third round, any round is possible. Any round is. possible. But I mean, if you're the. Jets, uh, and you give up your first. round pick for Brendan Sorsby, and then. the Jets have the worst team in the. league next year and they have the. number one overall pick and the chance. to go take Arch Manning or Dante Morgan, you and you use the I. >> They have multiple Hold on. They have. multiple first round picks. Can they Is. there a chance that they don't have to.
give up their highest or they do have to. give up their highest? >> You give up your own pick. >> Give up your own pick. That's That's how. it works. So, so you don't know where. that's going to be. You can't say if. you're the Jets, oh, we'll give up our. third one. That's not how it works. If. you're the Browns, you can't say we'll. give up the Rams one. You give up the. highest one. So, the Browns could put it. in and all of a sudden, if they had the. worst record in football next year and. they're sitting there with the [snorts]. number one overall pick, Arch Manning, Jeremiah Smith, any other prospect,
can't take them because you took Brendan. Sorsby now. So that's why I don't think. I don't think anybody will use a. one-on-one despite the fact that he. probably would have had a first round. grade this past year. >> All right. >> I think once we get once we get past the. first round, I think any round is. possible. >> You're the man. We appreciate you. joining us. Uh enjoy. Don't smoke up. there. You're the best. That's senior. NFL insider for ESPN. >> Chef. >> Okay. So, as Foxy was scrolling through. all those former supplemental, Chris. Carter was a fourth rounder. Everybody.
else was second, third, first rounders. for a lot of first rounders and second. rounders. So, it feels like if a. supplemental draft opens up for you, there is going to be somebody that's. going to go get you. I do wonder how the. decision is made. Joining us now might. be a guy that knows former NFL scout. Now, he's uh commentator for the NFL. combine. Yep. >> Commentator for the Los Angeles Chargers. and host of the Move the Sticks podcast. Ladies and gentlemen, from NFL Network. and ESPN. >> That's right. Because there was a.
>> Yeah. Yeah. Bit of a merger. >> You sure? >> It's good to have them. >> When. is everyone still doing what they used. to do? Feels like they overreacted. Remember they were crying, thinking it. was over, feels like that was all. dramatic. Joining us now, ladies and. gentlemen, Daniel Jeremiah. [applause]. >> Nice. >> Well done. Golly, you got the voice of.
an angel, Pat. That was just incredible. >> Also, the lyrics, if you were to play. that back and write it out, very. accurate of the entire situation, and I. believe they were on a pretty good. little rhyme scheme. Feel good about. where the brains are at, especially. after the negotiation with my daughter. this morning about ice cream that I. promised last night. But that's neither. here nor there. Let's talk about uh. everything happening in the NFL world. right now. First of all, welcome to the. ESPN family. It's great to see your true. talent. Now, um your talent of. evaluating players is top-notch. It's.
the reason why you are um tasked with. being the voice of a workout that is. introducing a lot of people to a lot of. players that are potentially coming to. their team. Brendan Sorsby, if he would. have been in this last draft, uh Sheff. just said he would have been ranked. higher than Tai Simpson who went number. 13. I think obviously the Rams thought. Tai Simpson was 13. And I don't know how. many other people thought that, but. nonetheless, Sorsby pre-allegations, pre-nown facts about gambling, very high. draft pick. Are we talking top 10 pick.
at quarterback position because of how. important it is and what he was able to. do at Cincinnati? Now, with all the. allegations and actual accusations and. actual things that have happened, having. to open up this supplemental draft and. forego a future pick, what is your. expectation, your projection, and how do. you kind of see this all going with. Sorsby? Yeah, that sure there's a lot to. unpack. You know, Pat, to me, let's. start. First of all, just take. everything that's happened away and just. look at the tape of of who he is as a. player. And we can talk about that for a. second. You're talking about somebody.
who's got elite size, arm strength, and. athleticism. Like, he is I mean, he's. 238 pounds. Um, just under 6'3. Um, you. know, he's he can make every throw. He's. real loose and fluid like Fernando. Fernando. I I have a higher grade arm. Fernando. And we'll get to the Tai. Simpson debate here in a second. But. Fernando is a little more compact, you. could say even a little bit robotic. He's more of the loosey goosey, like. he'll drift and float in the pocket, but. he can throw from every arm angle. Uh. just a tremendous athlete. So, um.
there's there's a base you can build on. with him. Now, there's more development. ahead of him, even though he started a. good number of games in college. Um but, you know, just in terms of the skills, like the skills are are exceptional. So, as a player, I I he reminded me a lot of. Jackson Dart when he was at at Old Miss. where you could look at him and say, "Okay, the the size, the athleticism, the toughness, uh the competitiveness, and maybe there's some things to refine, but we can move him around and use his. athleticism while we continue to develop. him in other areas." And Dart went what.
in the early 20s. Um, so that's who he. reminded me of just purely as a football. player. >> Okay. So, purely as a football player, we got high expectations of him. potentially working in the modern NFL. We had eyes on him multiple times, not. only through game day and college. football, but he was on a lot of prime. time games with these guys. And at. night, it seemed like he would always go. off. Feels like he's made for the big. moment as well. Has a lot of moxy. Obviously is beloved. >> I mean, Texas Tech was willing to go to. bat for him. He was only there for a few. months. That's not just because they. invested money in him. I think they fell. in love with him. The person and down.
there, I think that is how they treat. everything. So, they openly went to bat. for him even though everybody in college. sports basically came together and said, >> "We hate what you're doing. >> Don't want it happen.". >> Okay. We don't like that. And I think. it's because how much they liked Brendan. Sorsby, the person, not just the. attitude that he's their quarterback. I. think they liked the person. I think a. lot of people did. Now, what was known. when he was at Cincinnati versus what's. known now, that's all something that is. certainly going to be chatted about for. a long, long time in this transfer. portal era with, you know, big money.
contracts and everything like that. But. how do you think NFL teams will kind of. view everything that has happened off. the field? Do you think there will be, you know, a a an attitude where if the. NFL approves a supplemental draft, that. means they approve this guy playing in. the league, so who the hell are we to. judge, which the teams have done in the. past with a lot of things. You know, there's been a lot of situations in the. NFL where teams have said, "Hey, if he's. allowed to play, he's going to we'll. we'll try to make him fit our culture,
become a better person, and he's going. to play for us then, if he's going to do. that." Is that how you view teams. viewing this situation or what are your. thoughts? >> Well, it's it's it's uncharted waters. because um you know, first of all, let. me go back. I I've talked to the folks. at Cincinnati just to get some. background on him and they they thought. he was a great kid. Like they raved. about him as a kid. Like they were. surprised as anyone when all this stuff. emerged and came out. Okay. >> Um and then talking to other people. around him like I I this this guy sounds. like he's been a great teammate. You.
know, all those things are good. he has. a he had a real problem. Um now in years. past like this was something that was. like you know every every place we've. ever worked when you've been associated. with the league like they drilled this. into your head like this is the this is. the one thing you cannot do you cannot. touch this. Um so you know it's been. that that's been around. I think if you. look at the teams that maybe are. interested I think the older general. managers I could see them being like not. in a million years not not not touching. them not messing with this like this is. just a a no-go. whereas some of the.
younger ones maybe with younger kids and. kind of see, you know, where the world. is right now and say, "Okay, I can see. how he got caught up in this and. hopefully, you know, he can, you know, correct it and we don't deal with it. anymore." Uh, but I think there's going. to be different opinions in in different. rooms. And, you know, the other thing is. when you when you look at him, um, you. know, if if you're a team that's, you. know, you're not going to be worried. about a suspension. I know some people. are saying, "Well, the NFL might come. down on a suspension." He's not going to. play. he's going to get to your team. right before training camp starts. So,
it's a red shirt year either way. So, whether the NFL takes action, suspends. him for two games, six games, or an. entire season, I don't think that'll. have any impact on where a team would. select him. >> Okay, last question here from AP Tone. >> Yeah, DJ, as you know, like doing the. combine, like there is so many. interviews and pre-work for these teams, especially making a huge decision on a. quarterback and what round they're going. to take that quarterback in. I don't. know if you know this or not, but for. the supplemental, like do will he go. through a workout? Can teams work him. out and will they will they be able to. sit down with him and interview him?
>> Yeah, you can work him out and they can. actually bring him in for a physical. Okay. Um and I know like bring him in. for a physical that's supposed to be. just purely for the physical. But look. that you're around him. You can get some. more information from him during that. process. But teams have done a lot of. work on him because they thought he was. going to come out last year. It was a. surprise when he went in the portal. Everybody expected him because it was a. weak draft that he would uh enter in. last year's draft at the quarterback. position and he didn't. So, a lot of. teams have already done the tape work, um, and some of the background work, and. now they could bring him in for a. physical. They can go to, you know, he'll have a hold a workout, which I.
imagine will be very impressive. As you. can see, he's he can make every type of. throw. >> All right, DJ, we appreciate the hell. out of you. Fascinating stuff. We might. never see a supplemental draft again. >> Yeah. >> No, >> there's a chance of never ever have And. by the way, still hasn't been approved. for this year. >> That's right. >> So, hopefully it takes place. Hopefully, there's a chance for a next chapter. Hopefully there's an opportunity for. Sorsby to write the wrongs in the sport. world that he did for future. generations. We appreciate the hell out. of you, ladies and gentlemen. That's. Daniel Jeremiah. [applause]. >> Ladies and gentlemen, joining us now.
is a man who delivered a right hand from. Sugarland in the front lawn of the White. House at UFC Freedom 250. And in. delivering that right hand through a. Canadian's jaw, he delivered his seventh knockout. Tied. for the most in the bantamweight history. of UFC. This man's got lightning in his. hands and moxy in his soul. A man who wants Peter Yan next. Sugar. Sean. [applause].
>> How are you, man? >> Matt, good to see you, brother. Good to. talk to you. It's been a while, >> dude. It has been a while. I see. I see. you're doing well. Uh, congrats on that. company, by the way. I believe that is. what this water bottle is here that has. the bottom. It's doing well. We are. doing well on IG, but you are doing. well. fun to watch you back out there. Did it feel h how did it feel walking. out of the White House? First of all, an. absolutely insane setup. And then. understanding that the guy you're. fighting just played the Canadian. national anthem at the White House as he.
was walking out to the octagon. Did you. get caught up in any of that hype or is. it just you and him as opposed to. country country in front of the White. House stuff? >> Yeah, going into every fight it just. feels, you know, man versus man. At the. end of the day, we lock the octagon and. nothing matters. where you're from, nothing matters. You know, it's just. skill set versus skill set. And it's. kind of a way of me thinking about that. It's a way of not letting the moment get. to you. It's not a, you know, there was. definitely pressure, more pressure going. into this fight. Just the fact that I. knew I was such a massive favorite and.
I'm fighting a Canadian at the White. House. It's like, if I lose this, >> Yeah. >> I'm embarrassed. I can't fight again. I. cannot walk out to another fight if I. lose this fight. And that was like I put. a lot of pressure on myself for that. Um, walking out of the White House, I. was like, "What the fuck?" It's It just. It felt like an entire a movie. The UFC. production, they killed it. Dana is a. gangster for even like putting this. No. one else would ever have done this. So, uh, the whole thing was a was a movie. and it's [ __ ] unreal. >> You're a huge part of the movie,
brother. I mean, obviously, every fight. ended with a knockout. Uh, but you being. back in the big lights, which is what we. love, and performing the way that we. know you can. You could have put him. away, I think, in a different fashion, but having a Steph Curry mid jumper turn. salute already in the Well, uh, that. means you were incredibly confident. coming into this. What should we expect. from you in your next fight that you're. going to get? Is this a new era of. Sugar? Sean, do you feel a little bit. more mature at this? Like, what how do.
you feel at this stage versus maybe a. few years back? Sean, >> I feel I feel good. I need it. I've been. I said it the entire leadup to this. fight. I need a K.O. I have to knock. this dude out. If I beat this guy in a. decision, even if it's dominating, it's. not going to be it. It It doesn't It. shouldn't count. I needed a knockout. That's That's vintage Suga. I don't. think it's new Suga. It's just getting. back to the old Sugara. It's hard when. you're fighting the best guys in the. world to get back to those knockouts. So, it felt good to be able to knock out. a guy who's on a sevenight win streak. coming off some really, really big wins.
over some really good guys. Um to put. myself back up there and get the belt. back. >> Yeah, we can't wait to watch it. We. [ __ ] love watching you fight, dude. Yeah, you're a ball. You're a hooper. You could tell you're a hooper. You. know, you actually were growing up, but. in the octagon, you've done it as well. I mean, you've you've crossed people up. and then you have the hands obviously to. sit people down. I mean, just an. absolute stud, a master class in front. of the White House. Then you cross the. street immediately after the fight and. that ellipse park or ellipse, is that.
what it's called? >> Yeah. Ellips, whatever the park was. on. camera whenever they did the drone shot, it looked like that Coachella rough. rodder DMX thing with how how far it. was. How was it out there? What were the. vibes like? And was there any worry. about the weather maybe cancelling this. all? How do you kind of manage all that. [ __ ] in the leadup to it? >> It literally felt like uh could Coachell. I almost started spitting bars on the. mic. I just wish I had that skill. I. just didn't. I don't have that ability. and I just wish I could have delivered.
something fire for the fans but um. wasn't able to. Knockout was all I. could, you know, give them. But um. >> that's your art, bro. That's your art. You're an artist. >> That's the art. Um [ __ ] What was your. other question? I forgot. I got carried. away with that one answer. >> The ellipse. You had a good answer, though. You need to get that out. I'm. happy you got your out. I had something. else [ __ ] great I was going to say, but apparently not. >> We'll get back into it. When you look at. that park though and you see all those. people and uh because the conversation. was the weather might might deter. people, the weather might slow people. down. Did it feel like the entire MMA.
world was there? Like what was it like a. festival? Like how how do you kind of. describe the the feeling in vibe around. what Freedom 250 was as a whole? >> Yeah. When they first announced it, the. weather was more of a worry in my mind. because then like once it got down to. like 10 days out, it's like it's. supposed to rain Sunday. Like it's. supposed to storm Sunday. the closer I. got to the fight, the more optimistic I. was. I was like, "It's going to be a. beautiful night. It's going to be a. beautiful The weather's going to be. perfect." And I kind of started getting. that mind in my mind. Um, about seven,
eight days out, I was like, "I think. it's going to be beautiful." I just was. super optimistic. And if it wasn't. beautiful, if it got delayed, I was. going to deal with that. If we fought. with bad weather conditions, I was going. to deal with that. I believe my skills. were superior and I was the better. athlete, the better fighter, that I was. going to win no matter what. circumstances. So, I was like, "Well, we'll have to deal with whatever comes.". Um, it happened to be beautiful out. It. was the the the little breeze, it didn't. feel any different than fighting. indoors. The little breeze was nice. Uh, the warm-up area was super hot. It was. It was insane. By the last three fights,
it's just the last three guys in there. So, I'm warming up with Alex Peda and I. was like, damn, this is [ __ ] insane. Like, three two two of the greatest. fighters of all time, and I'm warming up. right here. And it it was it was that. that that was that moment. Just warming. up with those guys in the back was. [ __ ] epic. >> I'd love to hear that you think that's. epic because you're still got that, you. know, humble child. You're supposed to. be in that room, brother. You're you're. you're supposed to be in that room. Uh. and we're thankful that you're joining. us today after being in that room. You.
steal the show whenever you're fighting. your best. You know that, right? I mean, you you absolutely know that you are. >> the card whenever you're at your. absolute best. And uh do you feel like. you're fighting your best you've ever. fight? You said vintage Sugar Sean, but. really just reminding people you're. there. Have you changed anything with. the way you're training? Is it still the. same fight camps? Is there anything. that's different for you at this stage? >> The the only thing that's different. right now, like the last two fights were. three round fights. The four fights. before that were title fights. So, um.
it's a it is different going into a. three- round fight uh compared to going. into a five round fight. The just the. length of the camp like this was not a. very long fight camp for me. It actually. felt very short and which was really. nice. Um I enjoyed that. But moving. forward, you know, I think uh I think. we're we're title fights only. And uh. me versus Peter, we got we got something. to something to prove. I I have a win. over him. Very close fight. It was a. very, you know, it was controversial in. a lot of people's eyes. Um but I got the.
belt back. They say if you beat the last. guy, the if you beat if you're the last. guy to beat the champ and you win two. fights before they fought. >> that you actually get the belt back. So, it feels good to have the belt back and. I'm going to defend it against Peter. hopefully, you know, maybe end of the. year, early next year. >> I'm not sure that's exactly how it. works, but possession is like. nine/10enth of the whatever, you know, that's what they say. Yeah, >> that that's how it all works. Yeah, especially on camera, you know, that. that is that is kind of the rules. I. think that's kind of the rules.
[laughter]. >> Ah, you're the man. Uh Diggs has a. question for you. >> Yeah, sure. I do. At what. [clears throat] point did you realize. how big this event was? Was it Was it. when you were booked? Was it when you. got there and first saw it or was it the. weigh-ins, the crowd at the weigh-ins. with the bald eagle flying around or was. it during the walk out? Like at what. point did you realize how big this event. was? >> I remember when they first brought it up. about a year ago, I was like, I was. coming off of a loss to Morab and they. were bringing up the White House. It was. going to be next June, July. And uh I.
had fought last June and I was like, damn, I need to I would love to get on. that. I know it's going to be massive. They can't have the White House card. without the Sugar Show. Um, so I was. like, I need to get a win before I get. back on there. And the timing just. worked out perfect. January, I fought. this card started becoming more real as. the closer it got. Um, but I still. didn't hear anything from the UFC. Uh, and then once I finally heard something. from the UFC like that it was official. and they announced the card, that's when. it started feeling like, okay, this is. going to be huge. You know, you got Elie. and Justin Pera and gone like.
>> Derek Lewis. Yeah, I'll just continue to. fill in there for you as we move. forward. There's I mean. >> Chandler versus. >> Yeah. >> Hey Chandlery or. >> Hey, I love that man. Mike Chandler. >> I like the way his attitude is. >> I appreciate his story. >> Mhm. >> I see him at the top. He got He is at He. has been to the top. >> Yeah. >> I I don't know how I It's t I get. worried watching him. I I get worried. cuz he he's too tough for his own good,
I think. And he looks so good and he's. so cool. He's like such a good And then. this guy was just playing bongos with. his head with his heel. Yeah. I mean, he. was kicking him in the head with his. heel through his hands. Like Chandler. caught a couple of those. Somehow the. guy's heel like might have dislocated. >> Yeah. >> And just kind of like smacked him in. like the button and then he got it a. couple times. I'm like, damn, I love. Mike Chandler. I'm happy he was on the. card cuz he obviously loves America as. well, but I didn't like seeing how that. just dominate him in there. The whole. entire card was epic though. I'm. wondering if we lost Suga Shawn forever.
DBD. >> He's gone. >> Okay. Okay. You know, >> might have fell in the pool in the. jacuzz, >> you know, and the bottle does say doing. well. Yeah, >> that computer might have got thirsty. >> Sure. [laughter]. >> Computer might have went and grabbed. that thing. I do appreciate the setup. though. One time he was in a bathtub. whenever he joined us. >> He loves being in body water. >> Yeah. Well, he's he's recovering. Yeah, you know, he's recovering. We didn't ask. if that was cold or hot tub. Was going. to get to that at the end because I. wonder I do wonder if he's one of those.
guys. How how have you guys done that? The what? The morning routine. Uh hot. cold stuff. >> Uh just the hot only the sauna. >> Okay. So you have done sauna. >> and cold. >> Is this uh like every once in a while? It's not like your morning routine. >> Like a couple times a week. >> Okay. You couple times a week get really. hot. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I I. >> I don't like cold. I hate being cold. My. pool is set at 88. >> Yeah. 90 actually. Uh yeah. It's not a. bad play. If you can get if you can kind. of have a. >> super warm tub. If you have a warm tub,
it's okay to have that as well cuz it's. going to get chilly at some point, especially when you get out of the. water. You know, that's the thing. You're in water, you're warm. Out of. water, you're a little bit chilly. The. heat is supposed to be really good for. your body. Correct. >> The cold is supposed to be good for your. mind. >> Okay. I think that's the biggest thing. And also in recovery. Joining us now, ladies and gentlemen, live from uh a. much different location. Ladies and. gentlemen, Sean, >> what happened? What happened, dude? >> The phone overheated a little bit. >> Oh, it was outside. Were you in hot or. cold water there? I was in the hot tub and I had to go in.
the cold punch for a few minutes before. I got on just so I didn't die. >> Okay. So, what is recovery process like. for you? You look good. Obviously, you. looked good walking out of the cage. How. is the body? What is recovery right now? >> Yeah. No, it felt really good. Just uh. I'm going to take a week, two weeks, just kind of chill out. Um. I like Yeah, I like to just chill after. these fights. Uh yeah, I'll be in the. gym. I'm going to go to the gym today. I'm not going to train, you know. I'm. going to, you know, hang out, bask in. the glory, walk around and uh it's about.
it recovery wise. Just, you know, give. myself a week or two to chill. >> You walk around that gym? Yes. Look at. me. >> Yep. Look at me. Who wants a [ __ ]. picture? [laughter]. >> Go to Walmart, take some pics. >> Yeah, you should stop by Walmart. Oh my. god, they'd be so pumped over there. Just congratulations, Walmart. I am. here. Hey, eyebrows look filthy. anything. I I mean we I didn't know we. were doing eyebrows with X's in them. That looks awesome. Okay. Obviously the. Yeah.
>> How long we. >> Thank you. Yeah, the little X's. We I've. been doing it for a few fights, I think. I I think I don't know if I did it for. Al the Aljo when I knocked him out. August 19th, 2023 with a right hand in. the second round to become UFC champion. I don't know if I did it that fight, but. I think I did it for the Cheeto fight. when I defended the belt and beat the. absolute [ __ ] out of him in Miami back. in March of 2024. I think I did it for. that fight. >> Okay, good. I'm happy to hear that. Connor has a question for you, Sean. Yeah, Sean, we uh heard from Justin. Gagey him basically saying like, "Yeah, I tried to read the Declaration of. Independence. I didn't know what the. hell it said, but it was pretty cool.
just standing in front of it." Was there. anything like that for you when you were. walking through the White House? Like, did you see anything that caught your. eye? I'm not sure what your access was. or if it was just kind of that. walkthrough, but was there anything. inside the White House that you were. like, "Damn, that's cool.". >> Um, yeah. our my walk out was a little. bit different spot. So, I wasn't able to. it it was honestly like it was dark. It. was kind of I didn't get I didn't get to. see the coolest parts of the White. House. Let's just say that. I was kind. of uh secluded in a little different. area, but just being in there knowing.
that one of the presidents got a little. blowy at one point. I'm like, "God, that's fire.". >> All right. That is fire. That That is fire. I'm. happy that that was the first thought. that came to your mind. And and to be. clear, first time. >> it's part of history. Part of history. I. do appreciate too, you're standing out. in the front secluded. Must be nice to. be in the Oval Office. That must be. pretty cool. I'm out here in the front. gate. Uh what was the leadup access? Did. you Did you get tours? Are you planning. like I assume they were giving you guys.
the whole like bowl game type parade. like, "Hey, here's Congress. Here's. where uh our Senate meets. Here's where. this happens." Was it like that or what. was like the DC hospitality or was it. just normal fight week just in DC for. you? >> A little bit of both. We didn't get on. Thursday or Friday, whatever day it was, uh we did a walkthrough of the walk out. So, we kind of rehearsed the walk out, but that was the same access we got to. the the White House. So, I didn't get to. see much of anything else. Um the.
security was insane. Like just, you. know, pat checking the passport, checking, you know, doing the pat downs. um anytime we got you got got into that. area. So, it was it felt it felt. different. It felt like a normal fight. week, but it did feel like there, you. know, obviously there was a lot more. security. Um didn't get a full walk. through the White House. Got offered it. at one point, but we had to fly out the. next morning and um I wasn't trying to. stick around for that. >> Yeah, of course. Hey, excuse me. I got a. hot tub I got to get back to.
>> Okay. I got a gym. I got a gym that. needs to acknowledge me. Okay. Exactly. >> I got to get out of here. Sean, we. appreciate the hell out of you, man. We. hope the family's good. Every time I see. you and your daughter in there on. videos, I'm like, we're all old now, dude. We are all old now. We're old. dudes now, >> dude. Seriously, my little dude, my. one-year-old, he's he just he started. walking on this trip. So, it's a. memorable trip. Let's see if I can see. him through the window. >> What up, dude? What's up? >> He's screaming dad through the window.
But, uh, yeah. No, it's it's crazy. My. daughter's 5 years old. She's actually. knows what's going on in the octagon and. and she does jiu-jitsu. So she has she. saw me lose to Rob and she's like daddy. you should have done. like bring her with and she went to the. fights with my wife and they were yeah. Danny said Atlanta was singing the walk. out song and it was just it's so cool to. be able to that makes me want to at. least fight for another five years so. Matteo can can kind of be at that age.
and witness like what's going on and and. have these memories. Yeah, I think uh. it's a special time, brother. Good for. you. Enjoying life while also dominating. at your profession. Can't wait to catch. up with you soon. And remember, another. five years of this and then you'll just. be able to do this to celebrities and. [ __ ] for however long you want, >> you know? You'll just be able to bang. >> Yep. That's Yeah, that's a good point. That's a good point. >> Yeah. And some of these guys now are. getting into where you might even be. able to you might even be able to. [ __ ] kick him in the head, too. Yeah.
like you the I think the fighting in the. future is going to be pretty wide open. >> cuz I saw some of the uh Manory Manzel, you watched that fight obviously. >> I saw that. I saw that. I I literally I. still don't think Bob's going to show up. and I know they already fought and I. just can't believe that he's going to. show up. It's already happened. I'm like. he's still not going to show up and he. [ __ ] it already happened. That's how. for sure I was that he's not going to. show up and he made the [ __ ] walk. He. was [ __ ] eating but he is [ __ ].
there. >> [laughter]. >> He was there, but was he? We don't know. And if he was there, maybe he wins. >> Yeah, you're the best, ladies and gent. He's got the title with him right here. >> Remember he lost that fight. Doesn't. count. >> Two fights since. [snorts]. >> Doesn't count. >> Almost still undefeated. Stopped buffer, I think, one time. >> Undefeated. Thank you. You have a lost, but it doesn't count. I had a foot thing. early. That doesn't count. He's good for. the UFC. >> Oh, yes. He's great for it. >> whenever and he knows it. Like he he.
wants to be entertaining whenever he's. in there. He wants to knock people out. Like he would like the fans to walk out. of there seeing him knock somebody out. He thinks it's a big deal. Came into the. world in COVID when it was super quiet. and uh you could hear him land these. shots. 5'11 135 lbs. So normally the 135. pounders I think a little bit shorter. maybe extra wrestlers that were able to. cut weight. He just had this reach on. everybody and he was an actual hooper. growing up. So when we were introduced. to him during uh co in that apex, he was. literally like crossing people up in.
fights, putting his chin out to these. guys because he knew they couldn't reach. him because his reach was so ridiculous. And then he would step back and. literally was just video game knocking. people out. And then he would have a. shirt available. H right hand from. Sugarland here is available right now. It's like, oh, this guy understands. business. This guy understands. entertainment. This guy has an. incredible reach for that particular. weight class. And he does. He's not. scared to knock people out. He wants to. knock people out. Then he took on what? Cinder block fed uh face. >> rob. >> Yeah. >> No. >> Oh. [ __ ] out of.
>> Chris Moutinho from Massachusetts from. Massachusetts. And then he literally. punched I don't know 450 punches to this. guy. >> Broke his head both of his hand. Yeah. He walked out of the fight with two. broken hands. Moutinho walked out. somehow still awake or whatever. And it. was like interesting times through. Sugan's career. Great to see him back on. top. Happy for him and his entire team. that has remained the same. And uh yeah, it's cool to see him out there doing it, but he is a character. He. >> is a character. >> He He is certainly a character. He said.
only title fights only. I'll bring my. own. [laughter]. >> Mhm. >> Could be. >> That was unbelievable. Foxy, can we. please go to baseball? Can we please go. to baseball? Okay, we got a uh close. call there at second. Safe. Nope. Out. Oh jeez. >> Actually out. Hold on. Let's go to the. tape, shall we? Folks, running a little. bit. Uh if you could pause, please right. there. As you can see here now, um, this. this this ump clearly has eyes on, uh, you know, what's going on at the base. >> Okay, it's going on at the base. You can.
see that he's not really looking. anywhere but Don just to see what the. action's going on. Like, hey, what's. going on, Dair, boys? That's what he's. looking at. And then all of a sudden, played a little bit longer. Now, it's a. close quote. Well, what's going on? Well, what you're about to see here, ladies and gentlemen, is something that. obviously it's a story of one man, okay, with one fist going towards one face. Now, there is not supposed to be that. particular triangle. There's supposed to. only be uh a safe or an out call. But.
what ends up happening is this fist. right here, that one is about to be a. haymaker to the damn drop. Pay that. thing. Boom. [laughter]. Good sale by the kid at second. And if. I've ever seen Ponche in my life, that. would be it right there. I like that the. the ump so focused on the out call. Cannot even worry about a potential. skull or trainium in the way of his. right fist. He's hot. That's the type of. I need. >> No distractions. Clearly looking at the.
bag. And did he get this call right? We'll never know cuz it's the only angle. we've seen. And the catcher's heads. right there. But we do know that this. man throws with some G follow through, too. I mean, this ain't a hey, this is a. through all the way. If he didn't, if. the guy's face didn't stop his fist, this guy might have punched his own. knee. That's how hard he was going for. it. Can't help but respect the hell out. of all parties here. >> Yeah, and the punch is probably better. cuz if he's safe, you never know. He. might be taking his jugular with a safe. call out. You know, he might just bop. him right in the neck. He might not be.
able to breathe. >> Yeah, we do not know the names of any of. the parties uh in this video, but we do. know that guy's out, but he's still. standing. >> Yeah, I don't think he's out. I think he. blew the call and then you know you slug. the guy in the face so kind of for good. measure it's just like that that guy's. like oh I'm I'm out you know I got. punched in the face I better jog it off. but it looks like he's safe. >> So it's also could be this could be this. umps we don't know this might be the. first time it's documented where it's. the men in black blue thing. >> Yeah. You never know. >> where it's like hey you're not going to. remember this. >> right [clears throat].
>> that looks like stone. >> get out. >> Yeah. I mean pretty good sale too right. there. Pretty good sale while he stays. on base. That's that's good coaching. >> Mhm. Guy stays on base after he gets. punched in the face by the ump who's. saying he's out. Okay, so I like that. Stay on base. You're not going to get. me. No hidden ball trick. No punch out. trick. I'm safe. He's out. Review says. CT. Okay, let's move along to a a major. happening this weekend. Tim, what are. you so surprised about? You were st You. were staring in in wonder right there.
about what. >> I don't know how that happens at all. >> What do you mean? The guy's focused on a. call. It's locked in on his jaw. >> and apparently he throws a weak punch. cuz that guy didn't flinch at all. >> I mean, or he ate it very well, I should. say. >> Well, he also had the the. >> almost looked like it was planned. I. don't like to do that. It. >> does almost look like this could be like. a key and peel. >> All right, time. We're not everything's. fake. Even though it's hard not to say. everything's fake. >> Yeah, >> especially with modern technology and.
what the internet will do and could do. Maybe somebody did AI that. But I would. like to let them know if that is how. we're punching people out in baseball. You got me. If we had ABS and Umps. punching players in the face, maybe. baseball is starting to come back alive. Maybe this is modern baseball that we. haven't seen. And shout out to Buddy. there who definitely got screwed and. then punched in the face. Let's go to a. major that's happening this weekend. Shout out to Shinlock, Southampton's. Long Island, host of this week's major. uh this year's uh US Open. Now, whenever. you talk about Shinlock, you're talking. about a British house style course.
Think that right, Bruce. We're not a lot. of trees. No trees. You know what that. means? A lot of wind. Okay. Who can hit. it long? Who can hit it low? And who. knows where the hell it's going? The. rough. Oh, 2 and 1/2 ft. >> Yikes. >> Wide fairways. But you missed the. fairway. Good luck. D Shambo says you're. out there in the form. What do we need. to know about this week's major? Tone. diggs. And Shinikok's going to be the. story. It feels like. >> Yeah, Shinikok is the third major of the. year. This is the US Open and the US. Open is traditionally the hardest major. uh of the years as scoring wise. Uh last.
time it was played here was in 2018 and. you can see how the wind affects us. There is no trees link style coming off. uh the ocean on Long Island. So like. there's there's nothing to protect the. players from the winds. Uh the greens. are gnarly especially in the wind. Tough. to hit. When Brooks won this in 2018 he. was plus one. So damn that's US Open um. traditionally anywhere from even to. five. JJ Spawn is your uh defending.
champion. He won last year at Oakmont. As I said, Brooks is the last person to. win uh at Shinock in 2018. Your. favorites are Scotty Sheffller and Rory. Mroy. They always are. And uh fun fact, they are actually the most or the best. players in the wind. 18 plus mour winds. They have the most strokes gained over. the last two years. Um and they're. favorites for a reason. But Rory. obviously played great at the Masters. Hasn't played great since. Scotty. Scotty's plus or Scotty's top 10, top 15. every single tournament, but it doesn't. feel like Scotty has been playing Scotty.
golf as of late. Eight of the last 10. winners have been first time major. winners. So, it's really anybody's. tournament. Very, very excited for this. week. >> Yeah, I'm pumped for it as well. You. know, you can trust the stars. You can. get Scotty Sheffller and Rory Mroy to. both place top 20 in this weekend's. major. What's the odds on that, Fox? >> Minus 105. >> That's not bad. Those are pretty good. odds to be able to bet on Scotty and. Rory whenever their odds are normally. incredibly long because of how damn. talented they are. But Scotty Sheffler, I haven't seen him winning as of late. Con, man. >> Well, that's the thing. I feel like the. story line has been him off the tea. I. know Schlawach, our golf guy who has.
these Schlawach power rankings for. college football, he also mentioned how. his swing off the tea hasn't been good. So, like if they have deep roughs and. you're not good off the tea, it feels. like fairways is the most important. thing this weekend. >> Yeah. So, maybe Sheffer just finds fire. driver or maybe it keeps the driver in. the in the bag. Maybe he's threewood in this entire. >> fairway iron even. May. >> maybe he's one iron. >> Why not? >> Why is he one ironing this? The. >> classic Phil Mickelson route where he. just hits low stingers into the wind. That's a There was a video of Rory. hitting as low as possible stingers. yesterday with the driver almost off the.
deck to get low, not let it fly. >> Yeah. So maybe that'll help Sheffler as. he has to play a different style of. game. So maybe that'll make him lock in. a little bit on the sweet spot or the. sweet shots that'll get you through. Shinikok. Also, not shockingly, um, a. lot of the other best players in the. wind are your your English lads, your. your Scottish lads, your Irish lads who. are used to playing in the wind on those. links courses. >> And I would like to let all the American. golfers know. >> Can't happen. >> No, not at the US Open, brother. >> Uh-oh. >> What are you uhohing over there? I'm.
just saying. >> you got a USA tarp on, bro. >> That's right. That's right. And I also, you know, maybe it's cuz the tartan. army. Uh, I'm really feeling Bobby. McIntyre this weekend. Wow. I don't know. what he was in it last year, remember? >> Yes, he was. >> Oh, he's hold it. [singing]. >> That's how you feel. >> I'm just saying he's hold it. >> It's the Scots in me. I think right now. >> Hatton, >> we need an American way over. >> I agree. Came young. >> Scotty's going for the grand slam.
>> All right, we're back on the other side. Be a friend. Tell a friend something. nice. Might change your life. >> You know what? I think there's only one. thing left to do here. I've experienced. cafesito time. I've experienced the. wonderful culture. I've experienced the. beautiful people. And I think we got. some canes over here. We got some canes over here. We got some canes over here. >> This day in Coral Gables is going to be.
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championship. This thing's been staring. at me all damn day. >> You're out of your mind, brother. You're. crazy. [laughter]. >> Kirk, I'm a little winded. >> That's what I was going to say. >> The whole time you're running. I'm. giving you a chance to catch your. breath. You sound You're crazy. >> I hope somebody got a lifesaver over. there. >> Something. My man's out of breath. [laughter]. >> It is a long way to the top. Jump in.
your suit. >> Are you going to jump in there? >> Oh my god. Yeah. So, >> I'm tired for you. >> Oh my god. >> Oh, he's going to take the jacket off. Okay. >> Okay. Okay. >> Oh. Oh, he's taking the shirt off now. >> All right. All right. >> Looking ripped. Looking ripped. Oh, he's. taking the drawers off. Ladies and. gents, the pants. >> Ladies and gentlemen, >> the drummer. [laughter]. >> Ladies and gentlemen, if you come to.
this beautiful campus, you will notice. quickly that the students here love this. university. They love [cheering]. this atmosphere. And I'm with everybody. I think the U is. back. Give me [cheering and applause]. [laughter]. >> He's got the speed on. Oh my god. >> Give me the.
[cheering]. [laughter] good. >> baby. >> Here he goes. >> Oh god. >> Here he goes. Feet together. Feet. together. torso for the pencil. and he's got the youth. crashing it out. with the refreshing point.
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And obviously Australia is much better. than a lot of people gave them credit. for coming into the tournament. They had. a huge win over Turkey. Good team. >> Everybody said Turkeyy's good team. >> Mhm. >> Australia bad team. >> Mhm. >> Turkey good team. >> Yeah. >> Australia said soccer. How do you do? 20. They beat them. Now they're coming. into the United States of America game. Obviously they feel incredibly good. about themselves. America just came off. their best game they've ever played as a. team, as a country ever against Paraguay.
in the United States. This game is in. Seattle. Cannot wait to watch the boys. today. Argentina will be playing for the. first time this World Cup tournament. We've obviously been incredibly hyped. about the US team and what the. possibilities of this World Cup could be. for soccer for the future of the United. States of America. Well, American Lionel. Messi will be playing for Argentina. tonight. Uh, how's that work? >> I don't know. We still don't know. It's. a sixth time playing for them in the. World Cup. You don't think he could. maybe play one or two with us? >> You would think so. >> Like, what? He's a Miami citizen.
>> Exactly. >> I see him at the grocery store down. there. >> He built a stadium down there. He sells. at every stadium in the United States of. America. He's basically uh boosting our. economy all over the Is that not He. should be Lou Messi should be playing. for America. He's not. Maybe we'll have. to kind of What's that called? When. something happens and then you go back. and file a uh. >> a grievance. >> Yeah, a grievance. But a uh. >> retroactively.
>> Yeah. But when a game should be. cancelled or um removed from the record. redacted Yeah. Redact. We We would like. to redact this entire tournament. potentially if we're able to get him as. a American citizen. What's that? >> Well, I was going to say a couple months. ago I was singing this same tune. I. agreed. At this point in time today, >> maybe Messi can't get on the pitch. >> I don't know if Lou Messi is even I. don't even know if he's I'm thinking no. Gumpy. I'm thinking there's a chance Lou.
Messi if he's lucky he's maybe subbing. on and I don't know the 84th minute, 85th minute. >> Oh, quick six, seven minutes, plus time. of course. >> But then I look and I said, "Well, wait. a minute. We just had we just had Raina. do that." He scored a goal almost. immediately. So, so yeah, at this point. I I'd love to have him, you know, kind. of in spirit, you know, teach the game. to the next generation. >> I don't know if he's our I don't know if. he's one of the best 11 out there for. Team USA. >> So maybe that's maybe that's why he. decided to stay with Argentina for his. sixth straight World Cup, which is. outrageous.
>> Yeah, there's a chance he saw the lineup. for the American team. >> and he knew before everybody else, >> I'm not top 14, 15 on that team. >> I don't got it. >> Cuz think about this. Uh, our favorite. player from the qualif Luna. >> Yeah, >> Luna could never get on the pitch. >> He scored. >> and he's in his prime. Messi's in his. sixth World Cup. >> Yeah. >> Who knows if he even gets on. >> I don't know if he gets on the pitch. >> Maybe he doesn't make the Raj. He might. get an email from Punch. >> Yeah, exactly. Hey, you didn't make it. Sorry. >> Not enough dogging.
>> We're going to piss you over. >> People are going to be so mad about what. we just did right there. Please. understand that we understand me. If you. can't sense the sarcasm, you're a [ __ ]. >> Absolutely. Absolutely. We do not feel. that way. But we do wonder why Sid. Crosby couldn't be an American because. he lived in the United States for like. 20 years. >> Exactly. >> Shouldn't he be playing for team USA? >> Longer in the US than Canada. >> They would say obviously he was born. here, raised here, we created blah blah. blah blah blah blah blah. >> Became a man here. >> All right. Okay. [laughter].
But Messi is not playing for America, which is a problem, but he does play for. Argentina tonight. And we actually uh. feel pretty good about a bet that is. possible. Argentina to win, heavy. favorite. Messi to score, pretty good. line. You put those two together, nice. little parlay, plus 126. And odds are. subject to change because obviously both. of these will be moving. Plus 132, I. think I saw it earlier. Plus 122 at one. point, plus 125, plus 126. Those will. obviously always change as people. continue to bet these things. But if.
you're 21 plus and uh want to do this. responsibly and have a little sauce on a. game, a goat is having his World Cup. swan song and uh we can't help but watch. the game obviously, but this little guy. Messi, if you haven't seen anything he's. done with Miami, every time he'll be. walking, okay, you'll see him on the. pitch, he'll just be walking, walking, walking, and then whenever the ball gets. into his gravitational pool, everything. just amplifies and it's an immediate. electricity. No matter what, even if he. passes it, it's usually like you're on.
the edge of seat. A guy dictates an. entire game. It is spectacular. If you. have a little sauce on it, obviously. you're going to be more invested, which. we will be responsibly 21 plus. Argentina money line to win. Messi to. score plus 126 in that ballpark. Odds. are subject to change. Feels like a nice. little sprinkle. Uh Gumpy won half of. the hammer. D Cowboys obviously this. World Cup has been tough to predict. >> Certainly. >> it's been tough to predict. Yesterday. game of draws. our day of draws today. What should we expect specifically from. this particular game? And why isn't.
Messi playing for America? I I still. don't understand. Gump. >> Uh he's going for backto-back with. Argentina. That's probably a big reason. why they won the last World Cup. Um he's. probably in the best form he's been in. in years coming into this with Inner. Miami was scoring every game, assists. every game. I expect him to do the same. tonight against Algeria. And I think. today is a day for the favorites. I know. we've had a lot of underdogs, but you. talk about France, Sagal, Mbappe. France. is bar none talent on paper the best. team in the tournament right now and.
then Norway Iraq they're massive. favorites early in Holland he's like. minus 220 to score cuz he scores every. game and then you can go to midnight. Austria Jordan Io these games you talk. about Iran New Zealand like nobody was. going to watch that game 22 last night. was one of the best games that we've. seen so all these games have been. electric besides the 000 draw with Spain. yesterday. >> yeah assuming Dumpy's going to say that. about every soccer game, okay, that he. just said they're going to be Austria. Jordan's going to be a tough one for me.
tonight, but I tell you, they might get. me. >> I don't know if I'd watch that if you. gave me $100,000. I would. >> $100,000. >> Yeah. I don't know if I could get. through the whole game. >> starting at midnight. >> No, let's 2:00. >> in the afternoon. >> Yeah. >> Let's say it was 10:00 a.m. You just. woke up fresh off a coffee. >> Yeah. I I don't know if I could. physically get through the whole game if. $100,000 was on the line. I don't know. if I could. >> Joining us now for a life joining us. now. Ladies and gentlemen, that should. be me. Nope, not gonna say it. You know,
Mr. Beast does the handon thing for. >> sure. Yeah, if someone wants to try, I'll try and then if I do actually watch. the whole thing, you still have to give. me 100k. So, like we we try it, but I I. don't know if I can. >> You need to fall in love with these. teams that have a chance to go on a. Cinderella like run. >> I got one team and I have fallen in love. with that team. >> USA. USA. USA. >> Joining us now, big time fan of Austria. College Football National Champion, Super Bowl champion, Ryder Cup winner, ladies and gentlemen. AJ Hall. [applause]. >> AJ, >> I need uh we need someone to step up and.
and you know, pledge that 100K to get Ty. into that game. I think. >> do it. >> Don't do it. If you have $100,000, give. it give it to some other thing. Give it. to something that needs it. Ty, >> how do you know Ty doesn't donate to. charity? He might win it and give it to. charity. >> I know Tai's not going to donate that to. charity. >> I will not be giving it to charity if I. win it. No. >> Maybe to that logo though on your chest. I'm going to need a little more than. 100K for that. That's going to go right. into my personal bank account. >> Yep. [laughter]. >> Especially if you're watching. >> Yeah. >> Yeah.
>> 110 minutes. >> Yep. >> Including stoppage time. >> That's a long time. I just I mean this. this tournament has been awesome. But. like yesterday we were juiced up for. that Belgium game and then it's just. like, oh my god, are you kidding me? This is just dragging and dragging. And. that's what's crazy is I'd never thought. I'd be saying like the US is kind of. like the pick to click in this. tournament. You watch it, you know it's. going to be exciting. And yeah, I'm from. here. Maybe that has something to do. with it. But Austria, Jordan, >> come on. >> Okay. All right. So, Spain obviously.
yesterday had a tie uh g day of ties. yesterday. Kind of boring. Today, huge. day as the stars take the pitch for the. first time. And maybe we'll change our. tune about who the best team is. Maybe. >> Germany scored seven. America went. crazy. France, heavy favorite. Let's see. how they are. Argentina the same. And. then uh Austria, don't look now. Little. midnight run out there. Uh should be fun. to watch the entirety of that one. We'll. have minute-to-minute analysis tomorrow.
>> Mhm. >> About Austria Jordan tonight. Okay, let's talk about some other things. happening around sports world. AJ, I. think it's a big deal. This Sorsby. situation, him going to the supplemental. draft, I think, was inevitable. I think. that was the right decision from the. beginning for all parties, but we. certainly took an interesting path to. this point. Now, the NFL still has to. deem a supplemental draft to happen. Okay. The applications are allowed to be. submitted until Monday. Uh and then the. NFL will obviously go through uh.
whatever process it goes through. We. still don't know that exact answer on. how it works. Is the commissioner just. the one that deems it good potentially? And then how long does it take for that? And then what team will give up what. for? and we went through a lot of the. previous supplemental drafts. It feels. like if the NFL opens up a second draft. for you, you are worthy of a pretty good. pick. Chris Carter was the fourth. rounder and that was the lowest one we. really saw through this kind of carousel. of stars pretty much through this entire. thing. And uh a lot of first round.
picks, second round picks, third round. picks. I saw Danloski, who I I don't. think knows really anything about the. supplemental draft process at all. He. said, "Uh, I'll put up f a fourthrounder. for him." It's like, well, that it seems. very abnormal to it to get to the fourth. round, especially at the quarterback. position. AJ, your thoughts on how we. got here if we have a supplemental draft. and what that means as a uh as a sport. as a whole. >> Yeah. So, I don't pretend to know all. the ins and outs of this whole. situation. I listen to Chef here and DJ. and everyone talk about it and you guys,
but yeah, I think there and a. supplemental draft absolutely happens. Sorsby goes what top first two rounds I. would imagine. The guy seems like he. someone is going to draft him to be. their potential franchise QB. I feel. like he's that kind of talent. >> Feels like a second round. I think first. round everybody's going to grandstand. Can't give up a first rounder for a guy. that's in entrenched in a gambling. thing. Second round is okay though. Okay. Second round's okay. That that's. the Daniel Jeremiah made a good point um.
about the younger GMs versus the older. GMs. who holds what as like kind of what. the rules are and what the rules aren't. Who's more open, but if you're an older. GM, you've had to evolve with the times. So maybe you're more open-minded than. maybe a younger GM. I I am intrigued to. see where he ends up at. I'm fascinated. to hear what the NFL says whenever they. deem a supplemental draft to happen or. they say no supplemental draft. He's. going to be suspended. A year is the. expectation, I think, from everybody,
especially because of what the NFL has. done in the past whenever it comes to. gambling and stuff like that. So, he's. not going to start. He's getting there. right before training camp. Who will put. up a pick for the future for a guy that. has so much athleticism and raw talent. that could become a guy for a team? And. if he learned his lesson already in a. very public way with every college. football person outside of Texas Tech. saying, "This guy is not allowed to play. in our sport. this guy ruined the. integrity. That could be something that, you know, makes him hit rock bottom. He.
went to rehab, so he obviously. experienced that type of thing. Maybe. this is just a a complete change for his. entire life. And maybe he goes on to do. incredible things and there's going to. be teams that are only thinking about. the positive outcome as opposed to any. negative outcome that could come. So. maybe a first rounder does happen, but. it feels like second round is. inevitable. >> Well, and Shatter kind of talked about. the teams that need quarterbacks, but. they drafted rookie quarterbacks. you. know, Kate Clubnick and the Jets and. stuff like that. And sure, I'm sure they. do love them and they want those guys to. succeed, too. But look at what the Rams.
just did. The Rams have a franchise. quarterback with a couple years at least. left. And they use the 13th pick they. got from the Falcons to take a. quarterback. Now, like, who says there. aren't teams who have, you know, a. franchisees s quarterback who they have. for a few more years, don't take a flyer. on them and use a second round pick. because obviously it's a lottery and. there'll be other teams involved and. there's no guarantee to get them. But. even a team like Tampa Bay where they. have Baker and they're doing these. contract extensions, like you could have. a chance to get a quarterback who's.
young who can then learn behind a guy. I. mean, I wouldn't even rule out some of. the other teams that put make a ton of. money and spend a ton of money at. quarterback. Like who says Dallas. doesn't just go ahead and say, "You know. what? We're never going to have a pick. in the top 15 to get a guy who probably. would have gone in the first round in. the top 15 like most people are saying. and you can possibly get him for a. second round pick." Like, why wouldn't. you just take a flyer on that and at. least submit, you know, a a pick or a. second round pick when there's a chance. you win it out?
>> And they just traded for Lance, right? Trey Lance looking for a backup. quarterback. Maybe. Maybe they're the. ones that make the uh play. Maybe, you. know, the Colts give up a second. rounder. >> Legit, though. You know, why not? >> Cuz the way he plays, we don't have a. first rounder. Obviously, we gave that. up for S Gardner. Excited to watch Sauce. Gardner play this year for the. Indianapolis Colts. Healthy for an. entire year. Remember, the Indianapolis. Colts are number one team in the NFL. We. don't have a first round pick. Is. anybody going to put up a first round. pick for Sorsby this year with all the. heat? I'm not 100% sure. I I genuinely. don't know. >> Do you think teams are worried? Do you.
think teams are actually worried about. like out what what I don't know fans and. media might say if you do you know take. a flyer in a first rounder or even a. second rounder for him? >> No. Espec I guess you're right. The way. when you just phrase it like that and. make me make me listen to you're telling. me you think NFL teams are worried about. uh some tweets as he sits out for an. entire year if they think he could. become a franchise quarterback. Is that. what you just said to me right there? >> A little bit. Yeah. It's like that. that's the thing. How high do they have. him on their board? That's the thing. like how high is he under board as a.
player? >> You're telling me these GMs that we have. seen make decisions in the past with our. own eyes, you're telling me they're. going to be worried about a couple. tweets. We've had teams get picketed for. an entire year for things that they've. done and they literally rolled up the. windows and drove into the facility and. said nothing to see here. Anything is. said outside the walls here doesn't. care. What you see say and stay say is. here. Okay, don't worry about any of. that. Yeah, but they're outside picking. it. Let's win some games. Let's win some. games. >> They'll go away. >> and then we'll see what'll happen. And. it's not a good thing. We're not saying. that. But it is the most competitive.
league on earth, which is why it is the. way it is. And if the NFL once again. deems him. okay to be in the NFL, which is what the. supplemental draft will be, you're. right. I completely forgot about the. fact that they will not care in that. entire. >> the teams won't. But if you're giving up. a first, um, you're then giving up a. chance at other quarterbacks coming out. So you would have to like him more than. Arch and Dante Moore and CJ Carr, Lenor.
Celler, some of the other guys that are. going to probably be in the first round. in this upcoming draft. So if you're. going to give up a first here this. summer, that's giving up your. opportunity or chance to get one of. those guys in the upcoming draft. So I. feel like you'd have to have him graded. higher than those guys to give up a. first this year, if that makes sense. >> All right, let's stay in the NFL. Good. luck to all parties. Hopefully the. supplemental draft happens. We will. obviously continue to cover it as it. happens and unfolds. Uh George Pickkins. has arrived at the Dallas Cowboys. mandatory mini camp for the offseason.
Congrats to him. Congrats to Coach. Shotty, Dak Prescott, and the entire. team. I like that social media team. So we're we don't. >> just the ones that don't go to the. playoffs. >> No, they don't capitalize. >> They don't capitalize. You're not. allowed to unless you go to the. playoffs. >> Aesthetic. >> H for what though? Like who? Like. football fans or. >> not football fans. I promise you it's. not football fans. >> Why don't I look at it and I get. disgusted just because everybody's doing. it? I guess. But if everybody's doing.
it, is anybody doing it? And are you. actually different if everybody's doing. it? I don't think so. >> Yeah, chat we back is sick. >> Great position slang. >> Social social media admin obviously. cooking in their bag. >> Chat we back. [laughter] That's my vision that they. said it. [snorts]. >> Is that what happens like when the owner. or someone comes down say, "Hey, what is. this? What what are the captions that we. keep posting on X and then you have that. their young people have to do that to.
Jerry Jones?". >> No. So, I don't think the young people. ever have to do anything because all the. old people just have no idea what any of. it is. So, the young people who get. handed the keys to like a Ferrari and. have no idea what they're doing. Uh, just say, "It goes really fast. You. should see what we're able to do. Here's. a number. Here's a big number. What's. your number? Here's a big number. Here's. a big number. It's working. It's. working. It's working." What's it doing. for the brand though? Ah, building it so. much. It's so good. And then you got. another case of a social media admin. ruining an entire business. Not that. that's happening right now, but it. certainly has happened in the past. We're watching it. Social media degrees. have given a lot of people confidence.
that shouldn't have it. Uh, and that has. given a lot of people the ability to get. hired for pretty important positions. because it's a degree that was taught by. people who've never done social media. And social media maybe 5 10 years ago if. it was able to be put into a book, which. is not modern social media. What we're. saying is I hate most social media. admits and uh all the good ones are. going to have their own businesses. So I. think it's a pretty tough I think it's a. pretty tough hire. But I will say. >> Chadwe back [laughter]. we back.
>> That's sick. I'm I'm actually I might. pick the Cowboys to win the Super Bowl. now. >> Chad we back. >> Yeah. >> George Pickkins is back. He was smiling. Shotty talked about it was mandatory so. he's not going to get fined. still in. the middle of the entire um you know. franchise tag situation with the Dallas. Cowboys. David Mulligetta is his agent. Big day draft day. There was news that. he was intending to sign the franchise. tag, but he didn't actually do it. And. then a couple weeks later, he did sign. it. He could get traded now, but there. would obviously have to be a lot of. things that would take place. I don't. know if we've passed the time for.
long-term negotiation. Do we know what. date that is? If you're on a franchise. tag, >> I think it's anytime up until I start. until the start of the season. >> Yeah, that's I don't remember. week. before. >> as a player that was franchise tagged. I. I do know that there was no long-term. discussions after I got franchise tagged. before the expiration date, but I did. get a text from somebody said, "You can. no longer negotiate a long-term contract. with the Indianapolis Colts." I was. like, "Yeah, I don't think they were. trying. We It was [laughter] no. efforts." But we'll see if the Dallas.
Cowboys do that. Pickins obviously has. his best year as a pro with Dak Prescott. last year. What do you expect from him. this year, AJ? Is he playing for the. Cowboys this year? Is it under a new. deal or is he just playing out the. franchise tag and rolling the dice on. maybe getting the big bank next year? >> Yeah. So, early on I didn't think there. was a chance he was playing for the. Cowboys. I thought he would not want to. be there. Maybe they were going to try. to move him. But now I think he's going. to I think he plays there this year. I. think he has a giant year. I think he. and Dak have a great connection. I think. obviously Pickkins is highly highly. motivated as well trying to get that new. deal, trying to let them know like, hey,
I'm I'm a top tier guy in this league. I. need to be paid like that on a long-term. deal. So, I think when you have players. like that that are as talented as he is, especially when they're working to get. another long-term deal, they uh they. tend to have great seasons. >> Yeah, I think uh if you're hungry, you're obviously going to hunt a little. bit more. Not that George Pickkins. hasn't always been hungry, but boy, it. felt like a perfect fit when he went. down to Dallas, didn't it, Tone? As a. Pittsburgh Steelers fan, obviously you. knew about his talent, you knew about. his ability, but there was some [ __ ]. that was going on seemingly around him. that wasn't great for culture, but was.
there anything good for culture then? >> You could argue Well, yeah, there is a. lot of conversation question, >> you know, there's a lot of conversation. about that whenever it comes to. everything that happens everywhere. You. know, there's two sides every story. Pickings felt like he was at home at. Dallas. What do you think this ends up. being for him and the Dallas Cowboys? >> Yeah, I I George's talent has never ever. been an issue. And it's not like he off. the field has ever gotten in any trouble. or anything like that. like he's he's. been great off the field as far as like. not getting in trouble, but like it was. just like showing up late at effort.
things or blocking things and it was. just like it it didn't work out. His. time had run out. He never really had a. great quarterback obviously in that. system. I mean we drafted Kenny Picket. in the first round that didn't work out. Justin Fields that didn't work out. So. like it just Russell Wilson Wilson it. just never worked out but his stats were. still incredible Rudolph was still. incredible. But yeah, now that he's with. Dak, he had the best season of his. career. It's just they have the top paid. position guy at so many places. Are they. going to pay him? I don't know. But he's.
an incredible talent and he's worth it. somewhere. >> Did Daky play with uh. >> George? >> George wishes Duck was throwing James. Duck was before. >> He would have a 2500 yard had he played. with Doug. >> Hey, I think Duck is currently throwing. for 5,000 a year right now. >> You say that. >> Congrats to him. I think that was a. >> right. They they officially. >> Yeah, they. >> congratulations, Duck. >> Duck looks good. Congrats, Doug. >> Unbelievable. Every time I see him. anywhere, he has uh. >> I won't say the best vibes because.
there's normally multiple good vibes. people, but he does have amongst the. pantheon of the best vibes in the entire. room. >> Does that make sense? >> Yes. >> He's not above It's not like. >> Sure. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. >> But he's nowhere near like an energy. sucker either. I mean, he is always up. here. >> and he's married. >> Yeah. He don't know Haggard. >> He doesn't know Merl Haggard, does he? >> That's part of the problem. That's part. of the problem with him. >> It's probably why he didn't last in the. Steelers. >> God, I love doing that. That's my. favorite thing. You hear a southern.
accent, AJ, you immediately respond. with, "I heard you don't know Haggard.". And then just kind of see what happens. You're going to learn a lot right there. You can kind of. >> conversation starter, isn't it? >> Yeah. You can kind of decide which way. the world's going to go in that exact. moment. You can kind of figure it out. uh as we wait for a man to join us who. is a soccer. um obsessed commentator. >> Mhm. Legend. >> This guy's entire life has been. committed to ball. He's played overseas. He's obviously played here in America. And he's currently on a show called Gazo.
on CBS Sports. And he had this to say. before the World Cup started uh about. the Australian soccer team. >> Listen again with this Australian thing. It's getting a little out of control. [laughter]. >> Okay. >> And can I just say though, you keep. adding fuel to the fire. >> I'm And I'm going to just say something. It made me actually go back and do more. research cuz I'm like, wait, these are I. love Australians. I'm like, these are a. maybe they're right. I go look at their. team. I I don't recognize any players in. in the team. I I'm not kidding though.
when I say this. It's it's like what are. they drinking over there? Because they. got no shot of doing anything at the. World Cup, right? And [laughter] and. they're the weakest team in the group. We and in the US although they've got. their weaknesses in their in their you. know deficiencies you got like six seven. players eight players playing in the. Champions League playing in some of the. top clubs in Europe. You go look at. Australia. >> So it should be a free bet for you. You. going to take the bet or no? >> I would take the bet. >> How much money would you put on the US. winning then out of your own money? >> Are the US winning the game. >> against Australia if you're so.
confident? >> I don't know. Whatever. Thousand bucks. Couple thousand bucks. It it [laughter]. doesn't it doesn't matter to me. There's. no shot Australia Australia could. compete with us. So the only way they. can play is in defense and try to keep. nil nil and and that's the only way they. don't have there's levels like yeah I I. know about football and it's like you. know yeah anything can happen. Yeah okay. okay but there's also levels of quality. and US has players that play week in and. week out the highest levels of Europe. and Australia does not. >> Ladies and gentlemen joining us now.
Michael Greta. [applause]. >> How's it going man. >> boys? Happy to be here. How are you. guys? >> Hey, thank you for joining us yet again. Obviously, the World Cup has taken over. our uh entire existence. I I'd say it's. a World Cup fever. >> Really? >> And I didn't even know that we had heat. with an entire country uh or continent, if you will, both at the same time. I. didn't know you predicted them to be. assa. you were saying they were going to be. instead of Australia. How big of an. underdog were they against Turkey? After.
watching them against Turkey, do you all. of a sudden think to yourself, "Wait a. minute, maybe I was completely wrong. about the soccer ruse." Or do you think. they got lucky out the gates and America. should still absolutely handle the team. from down under? Gorilla, >> it's a long story, right? But I'm going. to start here. Australia were 5 to1 underdogs against. Turkey. Turkey was predicted to win the. group. They're a very good team. They've. got players who play for uh Juventus, Real Madrid. They've got some. unbelievable players. They caused uh an. upset against Turkey. They had 20%.
possession of the ball, which is not. much. Um, they conceded 30 shots, which. is a ridiculous amount, but they went on. to win. I was going to come on here. originally and say some nice stuff about. them, but. now the fan base has gone a little too. far and and you know, I started this. conversation. It was birthed about the. football and the messages I'm getting. from the Australia fan base is about the. country, about us as a country, about. the US and about how it sucks in all. these different categories. So, you. know, really it's it's been. unbelievable. I They wear a yellow.
shirt. I think that maybe they're. getting themselves confused with Brazil. or or another team that's won something. in the past. They've they've never won. anything. I know. I look up uh what. Australians are good at. I see cricket. I see rugby. Maybe the Outback. I mean, I'm sure they got some wild safaris out. there. >> Break dance. >> But on Friday, I I I think they're going. to come into a team that uh it's a. little bit more their time, that has a. little bit more quality, like I've said. before. And I think that we'll see a US. win. >> Okay. So, Australia's attacking you. personally and us as a country.
personally because you said they're. going to be ass. I uh I appreciate that. from the Australians cuz that's what we. would probably do if somebody was. attacking our country. With that being. said, I don't know if the Australians. are necessarily the ones we just want to. fist fight. I think they're all they're. all. >> Good thing we're playing soccer then. Yeah. >> Yeah, you're right. Cuz then it's just. >> Yeah. >> You know, then it's just. >> I got to I got to tell you something, Pat. I've played with Australian guys in. the past. There's been some legends of. the game uh that are Australian. Uh I. love Australians. I I don't think I've.
ever met a soft Australian. They're. tough, right? They they've got a game. that's called Aussie Rules that that uh. that is incredibly physical. Um but I'll. tell you one thing, they are it's. insecure. It's insecure about football. and it's insecure about it's insecure. about Friday night because I think. they're in for a rude awakening. I think. they're going there's going to be a. massive reality check in this game. I. mean, the odds tell you everything you. need to know. at 4 and a half to one. underdogs. Um, and they they've they got. the first win against Turkey. Yeah, they. played fantastic. Edankunda scored a.
goal. I'm a big fan of Eden Gunda. We. cover him here at CBS. But the reality. of the situation has to kick in on. Friday night. And I think it will. And I. got to tell you something, Pat. I am. coming after everybody if they win that. game. >> Oh, really? Twitter fingers going crazy. uh to all of Australia if something goes. great for the United States. I agree. with everything you're saying about this. United States team. You talked about the. levels to this thing in that particular. takedown of the Australian team and. their fans. I didn't know we had like. what, nine guys? How many? Seven guys, nine guys. How many guys do we have.
playing in like uh. >> 15 guys who are in top leagues. I saw. that. But then like eight or nine that. have played in the Champions League. >> Gumpy was pointing out, oh, he's Crystal. Palace. That guy's at Fulham. That guy's. at Juventus. That guy's at this. It's. like it's never been like that for. America. Is it because we are learning. at a younger age to send Americans. overseas? Is it because ourmies here in. America are starting to do more? What. are your thoughts on why we've gotten to. this point? And is it only going to grow. for our country? Gorilla,
>> it's going to grow and I think we've. seen that and we're seeing Americans now. compete at the highest level which we. never saw before. Right. Clint Clint. Dempsey who I love uh is a good friend. of mine. He was the best to do it for me. in the United States and he was at. Fulham, right? and they've kind of. played Europa League a little bit lower. level. Now it's the norm that you know. our guys are playing Champions League. and not only playing Champions League, they're some of the best players in the. Champions League having some of the best. performances. So that helps. You got to. understand something here when you talk. about Australian football and and US. football at soccer. Okay, just to thank.
you Jesus Christ. >> Australia called soccer. >> Sorry boys. Sorry. But the U but US the. US [clears throat] is on an upward. trajectory, right? >> Australian soccer's been stagnant for. years. Right. They had the legends guys I play. with Pakis Norbo, Harry Kill, Vooka. They've had some unbelievable characters. in their team, but they're they're. stagnant. >> and the US is on the rise and you know. they want to steal the thunder of the US. and I just don't I just don't see it.
happening when I look at the math. >> The thunder from down under, you're. saying? >> Yeah, suckeroo. >> I understand what you're saying. Yeah, I. know you're a big fan. I know you're a. big fan of that all. Uh let's talk about. some of the other teams that were. supposed to be great. Go ahead, con man. Yeah, Gilla. So, uh, wrote me this. Spain sucks at soccer now cuz it felt. like everybody was up in arms and it was. a great story from Cape Verde, Cabo. Verde. I've seen it been kind of called. both. But what happened there? And then. uh, also just quick hit tonight or today. rather 3:00. Is France going to lay an.
egg just like Spain or are we expecting. them to do what Spain was supposed to. do? >> I I listen and again I don't want to. sound negative and I don't want to be. disrespectful to any country. >> No, go ahead. you go ahead. >> for like Cabo Verde right Kate Verie and. you look at Kurissowl they're awesome. storylines I mean they're the best. that's why we watch the World Cup but. they're in ultimately they're. participation awards it's the same thing. for Australia right it's like they had. an unbelievable result the other day but. they're not going to go deep in the. tournament because you can't now Spain.
and and uh excuse me Argentina last. World Cup they lost their first games. and then went on to win it so like there. there's also a a sort of a grace period. in the group stage. Now, three of the. teams out of the four, most third place. teams out of the group are getting. through. So, we're not going to really. see this tournament take place or take. fold until maybe the round of 16 is when. we'll start to see the big guns and the. big boys come out and start to play. So, I'm not worried about Spain. I'm not. worried about any of these these big. teams going in. They've got the.
experience. They got the talent. The US. is the one that I'm most interested to. watch. Like, are they going to are they. going to actually do something and make. a deep run? We're working off one game, but that one game, my god, that that one. game was good. And like I said yesterday. on this show, like they they sent the. message, man. They they played it and. they made that game personal. >> Go ahead, AJ. >> Yeah, girl. Getting back to Australia, you mentioned how their style of play, I. guess. So, they want to you you said. that they want to pack it in. They want. to make it a slow KG affair and make it. very low scoring. Is that their plan?
Like, what do you think their attack. will be when they face the US? >> Yeah, credit to them. And I always say. this about soccer in general is like. they know that they can't play. toe-to-toe with most teams, right? And. that's not like that's not a slander. against them. That's just like them. understanding, look, this is the way. we're going to be built. And they defend. like dogs. They defend really well. They're hard, right? We talk about the. Australian population, hard guys, smart. guys. They're going to defend really. well and try to hit on the counter. >> But at the end of the day, it's going to. be hard to win a lot of football games.
with 20% possession of the ball, with. conceding 30 shots. I don't know if you. watched the goalkeeper the other day, he. stood on his head. He was unbelievable. So, I just don't see the the uh. sustainability in playing that way in a. tournament of this magnitude, especially. when they come up against really really. good opponents. >> Wouldn't you say that that's how the. United States teams used to play? Kind. of scared, pack it in, we'll get one or. two opportunities, we better take. advantage of it, but it's going to be. incredibly boring soccer. And to your. point, I think it is always whenever a. team realizes they're not going to be. able to keep up with the other team,
we're going to have to make them play. our game. What's our game? Boring, slow. We'll let them get all the yards, but. when it gets in the red zone, we're. going to we're going to tighten this. thing up and it's going to be a kg. affair, as Gumpy likes to call it. The. American team being wide open is. awesome. We're going to give up goals. there, right? That that just needs to be. understood that we're probably going to. give up some goals. We're expecting to. outscore people now, which is very. abnormal for a United States team, right, Ga? >> Yeah, that's exactly right. And, you. know, like um defensively that's still.
where our weakness is. So maybe. Australia will try to exploit those. moments. But the one thing that jumped. off the page the other day to me when I. watched them play was the athleticism. I. mean the speed and the tempo of the game. was outrageous and they were just all. over it. Their press after loss, right? So when they lost possession, the way. they haunted the ball as a team was was. the top level. Like there is no higher. level in that. >> So I think they're going to have a lot. more of the football. Are there going to. be moments when they play against other. teams that they're going to have to play. more defensive? For sure that's still. going to exist. We're not We're still.
not the best team, right, in the in the. world. Let's not let's not be Australian. and think that we're the best team in. the world. Let [laughter] you know, we. have to be real. >> I'm going to be American and I'm going. to say we're the best team in the world. Okay, that's what I'm going to do. You. can't do it because you got credibility. and [ __ ] We do not. >> No, >> I saw Baligan get a goal taken away. Should have had a hat-tick off sides. Get rid of that rule. Such a stupid. rule. I'm so sick of the off sides. I. hate it as a kid. Hate it now when I'm. watching. But he should have had three. We're the most talented guys on the. field. No questions asked. We're going.
to win. That's how I feel. I appreciate. you saying, "Let's not act like that, though. Come on. Let's be [ __ ] adults. here." All right. This is the first time. we've played fun soccer in our lives. >> Okay? Let's not just automatically. assume this is. >> the big boys. >> I want to let you know, ga. >> Yeah. >> We're the [ __ ] big boys now. We're. the big boys. We're the big engines. You're the one that said it, not us. We're the big boys now. Okay. This is. our game now. That is what I'm saying. >> Forever. >> Yeah. Yeah. And Australia's about to. feel that. >> Mhm. >> Cuz they think Go ahead.
>> I got to tell you, Pat, something, man. There's uh out there, and being. American, you feel this. There's a lot. of I hate to say like there's a lot of. jealousy going on out there, man. We're. We've dominated all the other sports, and now there's just like they don't. want us to have soccer, you know, and. and I think a lot of people are upset. that we're pretty good, that we looked. pretty good the the other night. But. let's see, as we go into the tournament, I think we have tools to go deep. And. why not? Why can't the the boys go deep? We just got him to say that. We just. kind of forced him to say the why not. there. You know, he didn't really want.
to cuz he said this ain't going till. round of 16. If we were to make it to. the round of 16, this place would be. going we'd be going absolutely. outrageous. Australia would as well, which is why we got to respect it. Let's. talk about the game against Australia on. Friday because it feels like we are kind. of strategizing the [ __ ] out of these. things. Go ahead, Ty. >> Yeah, girl. It seems like we might have. a tactic that no other country is. prepared for because after the game, Paraguay's head coach basically said. like ponch deployed the Pentagon and we. absolutely [ __ ] the bed. We had no way. to defend it. We didn't know what we. were doing. Uh I assume we're going to. deploy that on Friday afternoon and that.
Australia is going to have absolutely no. answer for it. Is that what we're. expecting? I mean, is this just going to. be an absolute onslaught, you know, just. a straight attack? I won't say Blitz. Creek. We'll save that for the Germans. whenever we see them in the. quarterfinals, semifinals, you know, championship match. But are we expect I. mean, is this going to be a very similar. play style or are we going to have to. kind of change things up a little bit? And can I add on that? Can you explain. like what the strategy would be compared. to an American football? >> Sure. Cuz I don't know what that means.
>> Yeah, cuz it does feel like we did. outstrategize them, but what does that. mean? And is there a comparison to any. other sport that you could give us? >> They're going to give us a lot of real. estate. They're going to they're going. to play deep. They're going to play a. lot very similar to Paraguay. And people. that are saying like Paraguay, like. they're saying, "Oh, Paraguay was not. good. You know, Paraguay, they they got. through a qualifying round with Brazil, Argentina, Chile, B, like really good. teams. Colombia uh and they were able to. beat Argentina away from home as well.
So, Paraguay is pretty good. By the way, Paraguay are known for their def their. defensive abilities and their physical. capabilities. They looked they looked. like a pub team, Paraguay on in the. opening match. And it's not because. Paraguay were not good. It was because. uh like you guys were saying, they. deployed this system where they are so. high up the field and so in your face. and the second they turn the ball over, they go hunt in packs. They go hunting. three guys, four guys. So, it's really. hard to play against. Now, Australia is. actually set up to play against that. sort of system. So, we saw it the other.
night. They didn't have a lot of the. ball. They didn't were not really. involved in the game, but I kunda who's. really quick on the counterattack. He's. going to try to find the one weakness, the one moment with all the space behind. and he's going to try to find a way to. hurt them. So, you would probably. compare them to any team in sports. that's just a really solid defensive. team. I'm trying to think back to some. of the football American football teams. that just would keep lowscoring games. and would win it with their defense. >> That's what Australia would have to do. And and and the US are going to play. rock and roll football again. I think.
they're going to go for it. I think. they're up for it. I think they've taken. this competition personal. I think this. group in particular has taken a lot of. um criticism over the years that they've. been pampered, that they've been sort of. luxury guys with talent and haven't been. able to do it. Well, they showed the. other night that they're gritty. I think. they're going to show it the rest of the. tournament. And I I will be there Friday. night, my god, with a rosary beads. around my neck, praying [laughter] that. they get the result because if not, I. think I'm a dead man. >> Yeah, you should wear a hat. You should. wear a hat. I think maybe some. sunglasses as well so you can hide. yourself from the soccer ruse. that will.
certainly be in abundance. What a. passionate country. You're feeling all. of that right now. Hopefully the United. States team can get a win for you and. for all of us as this soccer heat. continues to rise. We appreciate the. hell out of you, Paison. >> Anytime, boys. >> Do you think it's Do you think it's. because you grew up speaking Italian. that you're able to say all these. different names so good from all these. other countries? Do you think that's. why? >> Oh, definitely. Definitely. Yeah, for. sure. Like my first language was Italian. and then obviously I learned English. after that. So, you got to have a little. bit of everything. But uh because we.
cover so many teams from around the. world here, you know, it just comes as. second nature now. >> What group is Italy in this year? >> Are they what? I haven't seen them play. yet. >> Yeah, they they must play tomorrow. >> Yeah, it's it's it hasn't been good for. Italy. Three cycles. I got 11year-old. son. He's never watched Italy play in a. World Cup. [laughter]. >> Yeah, but anytime you say a name, it has. to feel so cool when you say it. accurately because we're just reading. the screen wondering what. >> I think they play Ireland this weekend, don't they? >> But I got to tell you what, I got to. tell you guys something, though. I got. to tell you guys something. Italy's got. four World Cups.
>> Yeah, in the past, [ __ ]. >> Yeah, USA's got one right now. You're. the best. >> Can we just expand to 48, bro? Sorry. Italy's not didn't make it in. >> Yeah, there's 68. >> That's crazy. Cap. What's the name? Say. >> ver. said it way cooler. >> Yeah. Will you say it again? The vero. Cabo verde has a population of 500,000. people, guys. That's That's incredible. that they're able to accomplish what. they were able to accomplish as they. >> and they got in over Italy. >> Yeah,
>> that's crazy. >> And Ireland. >> Wow. That's how. >> Yeah, the Pon the Pison's got to figure. it out. They got to figure it out soon. So they they're under a whole remodel. over there, but they're they're sitting. on their four world cups at the moment. and they're trying to figure it out and. move on. >> Yeah, maybe they should deploy the. Pentagon. >> Yeah, >> cuz it sounds like Ponch has really got. to figure There it is right there. >> Good luck figuring that out. >> There it is right there. That's what. Ponch is drawing up. Everybody sees him. on that computer. Yep. >> That's what it is. All those arrows. >> Hey, I got to tell you something. That's. what par I think you I think that's what. Paraguay felt like. That drawing right. there. I felt like they thought they.
played against 20 guys. >> Those are all shots on goal. All those. arrows. Those are so. >> good luck defending that. You have no. idea where it's coming from. [snorts]. >> Great. Hey, I didn't know you knew. soccer like that. >> It's the Pentagon, baby. >> I didn't know you knew it like that. That's pretty good by you. >> Not bad, right? >> Yeah. World Cup fever kind of gets. everybody diving deep. >> It does. It does. >> You're the best, ladies and gentlemen. That's brother. Thank you. >> He's an unbelievable soccer animal. >> Wait till Iran feels the Pentagon. >> When we play.
though in game three, >> head back. >> That was an interesting situation that. just once again as a reminder about. sports. I I talked about this in the. first hour, but I I think it's it's a. cool thing and it's what we've been. preaching about sports for a long long. time. There's a bunch of world leaders. talking about all this stuff that's. going on in the world. And before the. meeting started, they were caught all. all not caught, but they were all still. on hot mics as people kind of fouled in. They were all kind of chiming in on the. fight at the White House lawn. And then. even a conversation about who the.
fighters were, what was supposed to. happen. It's like common ground, brother, is always sports World Cup. showing that. And hopefully Freedom 250. can do that for the rest of the world as. we uh we move forward in a beautiful. time late in about four minutes or so. We'll be a part of uh history where a. player from Detroit wide receiver who. might be the best player in the country. >> Unbelievable. >> He's top four in the country, but what. does that mean? Like how do you compare. >> the top from different states? Yeah. And. everything like that. >> We watch his highlights. This dude's.
catching kickoffs over his head. Then. obviously cribbing cribbing it. They'll. have him at slot. They'll have him. outside. I think they had him at safety. I think he was playing corner at one. point. He was playing nickel. And all he. was doing was scoring touchdowns. That. that is all. And on the highlight, it. was really nice. Had nice graphics like, "Wait for it. Watch this." And you're. like, "All right, corny thing." And then. you actually do got to wait for it. because he's doing [ __ ] like this. One. hand over the shoulder, no problem. He. is going to be making his decision on. which school he'll be playing football. for. cannot wait to be a part of that in.
about 3 4 minutes as we cover everything. else happening around the football. world. Congratulations to uh Rasheed. Rice. Rasheed Rice uh got done serving. his 30 days in jail. Hopefully. everything is behind him. Now we move. forward as football player. They caught. him as he was getting out of jail. I I. think this is a relatively important. video because it looks like he was. moving pretty smooth. He looked like he. was moving much smoother than we could. have expected. had surgery, then ended. up having to serve his 30 days in jail.
from a previous incident crash on road. He runs away from reporters into car. leaves, and hopefully this situation is. long behind him as he moves forward as a. member of the Kansas City Chiefs. Hopefully, he heals well and can put. everything behind him and be a good uh. citizen for society first and then. obviously great football player. But. this is once again another negative. thing that has been chatted about with. the Kansas City Chiefs. You know, nobody's really talking positively about. the Chiefs. This is another one where. like wide receiver had surgery, goes to.
jail. Is he even going to be healthy to. play? Feels like he's probably going to. And I think the Kansas City Chiefs. eating all of this. I think Kansas City. Chiefs are eating all this. Once again, this was on him. This was a mistake he. made. He broke the law. Bad for society. Served his time. Now he's on the other. side of it. Are the Chiefs going to go. on a run this year? Are the Chiefs going. to be able to do it this year with. everybody kind of doubting them and. counting them out, not talking about. them as being a powerhouse? Rashi Rice. is a great football player. >> Yeah. >> Which is why he's still on a team with. everything that happened. Be who you can. afford to be. Rashi is an incredible.
football player. What do you think about. today? What this means for Rasheed and. for the Kansas City Chiefs, AJ Hawk? >> Well, I was I was glad to see him. backped. I'm glad to see those guys. holding the camera didn't trip him up. and get hurt on the way out. But yeah, it was good to see him smiling and. running out of there. But I think you. hit on something with the Chiefs. Like. it's a good thing for them that everyone. is like speaking negatively or saying, "Oh, they're washed. They can't do it. anymore." It is. We say all the time on. the show, it's wild how you can go from, oh, these guys are unbeatable. They're. the greatest. It's a dynasty to, okay, boom, they're done. You write them off. forever. And I feel like a lot of people.
have written off the Chiefs. And with. Patrick Mahomes, what we're hearing. about his recovery and how healthy he. is. And imagine how driven he is. We. know they have the talent. And I I just. think with Andy Reid and Patrick Mahomes. there, you always have a chance. And. this year, they should absolutely make a. run. >> Yeah. I uh I'm excited to see what the. Chiefs are. Once again, we are not. saying that he did not do this to. himself, okay? He certainly did that. But we are saying that we're happy that. he served his time and he's moving on. Hopefully never again to make a mistake. Hopefully that was uh a thing he can. learn from. Justin Jefferson is chit.
chatting about the quarterback. competition. And uh it feels like. >> he wide receiver for them uh is going to. have to maintain Switzerland. He's going. to have to maintain neutrality. And I. think he passed his first test. Here's. him chatting from Motier. >> Been like for you watching Kyler learn. this system for the first time? >> Uh yeah. Um, I I definitely understand. his um his uh like just difficulty of. understanding some things just because. uh this offense is difficult and.
especially going against our defense, seeing the different coverages, seeing. the roles, uh the disguises that our. defense do uh is really going to help. him out uh when the season comes uh if. he's the starting quarterback. So, uh. it's just all about coming out here and. just trying to get better uh every. single day. uh and for him uh. understanding the playbook as much as he. can and uh obviously as the quarterback. and as uh you know the main position uh. he has to learn top tier and and learn. you know what everybody has to do on. every single thing. Uh so I'm pretty.
sure that you know he's going to get to. that point where he knows it like the. back of his hand and uh he he's calling. the plays freely. He understands the. defenses and everything uh rolling to to. the different sides and coverages. Uh, so it's just really, you know, cool to. see him picking it up as fast as he has. >> It's fascinating that there's an actual. quarterback competition happening, especially with Justin Jefferson being. the wide receiver. That's a good thing. to have to whoever the QB is going to. be. He is seemingly able to produce with. whoever. Kevin Oonnell's offense, obviously, one that we all think very.
highly of. We all just kind of assumed. Kyler was going to be the starter. I. think it's an actual competition over. there, AJ, and I think they're all. viewing it that way within the building. Yeah, it does feel like it is an actual. competition now. And we know like we. know that KC like it is a very complex. offense and what they do. He asks a lot. of his quarterback which is a good. thing. Like you want that and all the. little things Kyler all the issues he. may be working through it's great for. whenever the season comes because. hopefully it's easier in the game than. it is on what you're facing in practice. But don't you still feel like Kyler's.
got the edge here? >> Yeah. Well, I think that's because we. all have such high hopes for a Kevin. Oonnell led offense uh with Kyler Murray. out there. Like just because he is he's. human joystick type capabilities and he. can throw the ball quarter mile. >> Mhm. >> Literally arm talent outrageous. Kevin. Oonnell able to draw up plays where. people who are wide open. So you would. assume Kyler Murray will be able to take. advantage of that. They drafted JJ very. high though. Think highly of him. We'll. see how that competition continues. Good. luck to all of them in the NFC North.
Everybody's getting better up there, right? Everybody's getting better up. there in the NFC North. >> Are the Lions fans a little bit. >> scaredy-cats at this point? >> I'm not worried about the Vikings at. all. I'm not worried about the Bears for. that matter. MCDC is 2 and0 against Ben. Johnson. Packers are a good team, but I. think the Lions bounce back this. >> Well, so the Lions aren't scaredy jungle. cats. And are. the Packers not cheese heads, but freeze. heads? is they've been frozen out of the. NFC North because they're no longer.
talked about as the Kings of the North. The North might be coming, but is that. the Chicago Bears now? >> Whoa. >> Oh, no. Packers kind of. >> Are they the worst team? >> No. >> Yeah. No, you can. You answered it. yourself or not? Um, and once again, you. know, it's one of those things I don't. give a [ __ ] about winning the NFC North. Like, that's great. You know, I'm trying. to win the [ __ ] Super Bowl. Okay. So, you know, whether that's as a wild card. team or winning the division. Obviously, you want to win the division, but no, I. ain't scared of the [ __ ] Minnesota. Vikings. >> Okay, I'm happy to hear that. We have.
You have to eat your words. >> No one else is either. Still the Chicago. Bears. >> Oh, yeah. >> Are they still going by that? >> I think they are. Yeah. Yeah. Still the. Chicago Bears even though they're going. to be in Indiana soon. And uh shout out. to our state for doing that. Excited to. have two NFL teams here. And obviously. the Chicago Bears might be the Kings of. the North forever. Caleb Williams just. getting comfortable in Ben Johnson's. offense. Wait a minute. Are they doing. things right there? We shall see. Speaking of doing things right, we must. be uh doing something right that we get. a opportunity to be a part of magical. moments and massive moments for athletes. across the country. We are so incredibly.
thankful that we get high schoolers to. tell us and ask us if we will be a part. of their day deciding where the hell. they're going to continue their sports. careers at. Ladies and gentlemen, it's. time for somebody to change the. trajectory of not only their family, but. a school somewhere. It's time for. another commitment. [music].
This is [music] a big day for some big. names. Locking in the play some big. games. It's [music] a big day for some. big names. Locking in the play. >> Where you going next? [music] Recruiting. is like chess. Got a 4 D. If you want to. be the best, announce it on the show. [music] Where you going to go? Oh, everybody waiting. They all want to. know. This is a big day [music]. for some big names. Locking in the play.
some big games. [music]. For some big names. Locking in the play. some big games. Who's going where next? Well, ladies and. gentlemen, from Detroit, Michigan. More. specifically, Harper Woods High, the. Pioneers, a 6'2, 200B wide receiver, Nickelback returner, number four player. in the country, ladies and gentlemen,
live in the Thunderdome, Dakota Grunt. [cheering]. >> I like the shirts. I like the team. What. up, team? What up, team? What [applause]. up, team? What's up, man? You can walk. >> Hell of a rig. >> Dakota. I like that. >> Thank you so much for joining us. All. you'll be right up here. Family, please. come in. Dakota is a great nickname. >> Yeah, that's awesome. >> Hey, that's a great nickname. Uh, obviously we got team here. Okay, so I. know dad is Gerald, mom is uh Shalomar. How are you? You guys can come up here. and join him if you would like. We'd. love to have you. You could step over.
all of our stuff. Literally, it's not. worth it's worth a lot less than the go. to merch is going to be worth. Hi. How. are you? >> Hi. >> I'm Pat. Very nice to meet We got you a. shirt, too. >> Yeah. >> Okay. I'm a little smaller now. I don't. know if you know that. Hi, I'm Pat. Very. nice to meet you. Uh I think there's an. agent here. There's a social team. There's a great rig over here. Boys, good to see you. Love the uh camouflage. pants. I have the same ones. Uh okay, team. Thank you so much for allowing us. to be a part of this. Obviously, we. watched your highlights and uh you're a. special talent, brother. And in the. world that we're in now, I assume it has.
been pretty chaotic through the. recruiting process or how have you kind. of managed it all? Uh, I really just put. it on my dad. You know, some schools if. you wanted me come take a visit, things. like that. I just whatever my dad said, put it on him. But it ain't really been. too crazy, I don't think. >> Okay. So, we watching your highlights. Obviously, you're comfortable at wide. receiver, but do you just describe. yourself as a football player? Like, how. do you kind of view your skill set out. there? >> Uh, I feel like I could really do. everything from like from what you see. on my film, like I play everywhere. Quarterback, running back, run receiver, like I really do everything. So when I.
say like my skill set, my body type, like I really I'm just like versatile, real versatile when it come to ball. skills, uh route, running, speed, a. little bit. I can do everything. >> Yeah, your highlights outrageous. And. you're number four player in the. country. I don't know what that means. I. don't know how they would rank you. versus the other three that are in top. three. So we'll just say you're the best. player in the country cuz uh from what. we watched, >> outrageous. All Miss Shalomar, how is. the entire process been here watching. your boy become a man? and also uh I. don't want to say in a time filled with. pressure because there's finance and. stuff like that, but also become like a.
full-grown adult as a high schooler. basically right in front of your eyes. Has that been the process through it. all? >> So, it's been really really good. We've. been getting a lot of love from. Michigan. Just really all over um even. when he goes to the airports, you know, he's very well known um everywhere he. goes. So, it's been a great process. going to all of the different schools, being loved on, and you know, VIP. everywhere we go. So, it's been great. >> Yeah. That's good for life. That's good. for life. Uh, dad falling in love with. the game I assume is the first big part. of this all because that leads to the.
work ethic and everything. The business. and the chaos around it. How have you. kind of kept them separated from all. that? And whenever you take on that kind. of uh title or responsibility, what is. it like as dad, manager, also protector, all those things as one? >> Uh, one, I'm going to say I was blessed. by God to have him. He's he's made it. easy. >> Come on. >> Um, but then we just try to keep him. around all the right people. Um he's. really self motivated. So like when he. was younger, we'll go to football. practice and after practice, he would. run a mile or so to his own football.
practice fully suited to get to. practice. So a lot of this stuff he. >> we were blessed with and so I just try. to keep him around the right people. Mom. keeps him grounded and sister keeps him. humble. They go at each other all the. time. >> Okay. I love that. I love that there's a. little competitive juice amongst the. family. All right, Dakota, why don't you. let the world uh know where you're. headed and uh congratulations on a. recruiting process that has led to this. moment. Well, of course, I want to give. my thanks to God. You know, all without. him, I would be nothing. So, I always. want want to thank thanks to my family, my coaches, uh my friends, everybody.
that really helped me through this. journey, you know. Um with that being. said, >> I'll be committed to the University of. Oregon. >> Hey, [screaming and cheering]. go dogs. Go [cheering] dogs. I'm excited. to see the hat fit on there. Obviously, that is a uh recruiting and drafting. problem that we've had forever, but know. that the Ducks are excited about you. going up there. Okay. Inevitably, why.
did you choose Eugene other than it's. beautiful and Lanning's an absolute dog, Dakota? >> Oh, I mean, well, this was always my. dream school really growing up. So, that. and then when they start recruiting me. like it felt like family like from the. start and then just kept building with. them and then how they do with the. receivers, how they producing, things. like that. So, I just seen myself there. from the start. >> Okay, Dad, let's talk about it because. obviously Michigan was involved, Ohio. State was involved, everybody that could. be involved was involved. Going to the. other side of the country, big deal. What did you see and what did you learn. out there that made you feel comfortable.
about him becoming a Duck? >> All right. One thing, first thing was. our agent, Brandon Greer. He he. introduced us to the Ducks first. Once. he he did that little introduction and. then we got to go, Dakota loves the. Ducks. So, Coach Ross loves the Ducks. Coach Lanny loves Dakota. coach. It was. just all the love that we were receiving. from there and this was always been his. dream. So. >> before he even got the offer from. Oregon, >> they was like the number one team on his. his list. I'm like, "How you how you got. them number one and you don't even have.
the offer yet?" He's like, "Dad, I'm. going to get there." [laughter]. >> Well, I like that. I like that there's a. passion. I like that there's a love. I. also love that landing up there is going. to try to coach his ass off and you're. only going to get better. I think if you. love ball, you're going to obviously. love going to Eugene. The chain is. crazy. I like that you already got the. duck uh skull. It seems like. >> crossbone. Mommy duck. >> Mommy duck. Excited to get up there. So, what So, you're going to play another. year in high school? >> Yeah, I got my senior year and then I'm. early in early enroll and then I'll be. there in January. >> Okay. So, you're about to go for 10,000. yards this year. Uh what do you think.
you're most excited about for getting up. to Eugene? Is it just ball immediately. or getting with a crew? >> Ball immediately. I'm trying to get on. the field. >> Yeah, [laughter] absolutely. And I'm. going to let you know I think you're. going to be, brother. I think you're. going to be out there. We're going to be. lucky to watch you. Congratulations to. you, to your entire family. Cannot wait. to get some Dakota gear. Yes, sir. >> And we can't wait to watch the rest of. your career as you continue to uh. dominate and ball out. You're the man. Gance, thank you so much for letting us. do your thing, though. >> Absolutely. >> We do have your shirt, but they want to. do a Tik Tok with you. So, we get a Tik. Tok later on. >> Yeah, we'll definitely get a Tik Tok.
We're about to go to a heart out right. now off of ESPN and then we'll go to a. break and then we'll be able to do all. the shits. All the [laughter] [ __ ]. What's the Tik Tok though? Can you give. me a little breakdown of what you need. me to do? I don't know, but like we we. going to have you do some some crazy. [laughter]. >> show that real quick. >> You got to lie. >> Okay. >> Okay. >> Yeah. Here it is. >> Bam. >> Okay. That's what I'm going to do. >> Yeah, you can do that. >> Like that. >> I'm 39, bro. I don't know. [laughter]. >> I like that one. I'll do that. This one. I don't know if I got it. This one.
though, we will certainly do that all. the way to Eugene. Dakota, congrats. We'll be back tomorrow. Goodbye. Okay, we're still live. We're just on digital. We're off of ESPN. Congratulations on. doing that. Uh, hey, let's do the Tik. Tok. Let's Okay, let's take a break. right now. Congrats to the entire Gerant. family. We'll be back on the other side. of this. I think I'm making my first Tik. Tok. This would be the first Tik Tok. >> Boom. >> Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. This would be my. Hey, >> I'm happy you got the hat on, by the. way. That was quite a battle. >> That was quite a battle. We got the hat. on. Okay, let's go make a Tik Tok. Let's.
>> No, no, no. That was eight. You're all good. Miss. Shalomar, don't you think they need to. be doing this as well? >> Yeah. She She didn't mean that. We don't. want to go away from. >> Yes. >> Yeah. I don't know if I can. >> Oh, you're not dancing cuz he went to. work. >> Yeah, he went to work. I know Iowa. offered him, so I I don't know if I can. >> Well, West Virginia certainly offered. them two. >> Exactly. Did they? [clears throat]. [laughter]. >> I don't think we're offering top four. players in the country at this moment, but uh congrats to Oregon. Congrats to.
Dakota. We're back on the other side. Be. a friend. Tell a friend something nice. It might change your life. Take five. >> Five. >> Yeah. If he throws you a curveball, you're in trouble. >> That breaking ball, good luck. It's It's. pretty [music] nasty. >> Think he's going to make contact? >> No. [laughter]. >> If I were you, I would just start. swinging [music] as you realistic. >> Do you think I make contact? >> I can barely make contact again. [laughter].
>> Fight a bingo. 25 grand. Extra base hit. 15,000. If you walk [music] me, $10,500. donation. Strike out 10,000. A hit is. just10,000. [music] Ball contact $5,000. donation. Hit by pitch that's an extra. 5,000. Strike is a,000 [music]. obviously. And then every ball will be a. donation by the pitcher as well. SK said. that if he was pitching against me, throw one behind me. >> I've had a lot of votes to get you in. the ribs. A lot of [laughter].
>> You can get in there and look at one if. you want. Get used to it. >> Is this the one you're going to put in. my ribs? >> Nope. You're not. Don't swing at this. one. Don't swing. >> All right. I won't. Okay. Okay. Okay. Okay. I thought I was. going to burn my feet. [music]. >> Rookie of the year. Get a little closer. [laughter]. >> Just got a cramp in my left hip. >> All right. No balls, no strikes. >> Yeah. Okay.
What the [ __ ] was that? What the [ __ ] was that? >> I like that you let it go though. >> Yeah, first one. >> Yeah, I like it. >> Oh, fell tip. Found two.
>> Oh, where'd you go? Where did you go?
>> What was that? >> That was purple. >> That was a strike. >> That was right there. Hey, thank you for. your donation. Kershaw's challenge is forever grateful. >> So, what was that? You just threw fast. >> Fast bass curve. >> Oh, where'd you go? >> And what else do you have? >> I have a slider. >> [ __ ]. >> This is guy number two. >> I number two.
>> Yeah, I got a different attitude. This. guy. Okay. >> I don't like what you're doing with the. strikes though. You're on it.
>> Oh, fell off. Foul ball. You got me though there, right? >> Yeah. >> Contact. Okay. >> Yeah. I will put on my Twitter bio.
[laughter]. Made contact. >> What you throwing? This will be his curve, right? That's all I got right there. >> Yeah, I saw it.
>> Hey, fast ball away. All right. >> Over here, >> maybe. I mean, you never know, but I'm. going to try. Basketball win. >> Oh, I think I got it. I think I got it. I. think I got it. I think I got it.
That was legit. >> Did that hurt? >> Yeah. >> Thank you, dude. >> We'll count that as a single. Infield. single. >> Hey, I got a ghost runner there. He's. fast. >> Overthrow first. He's on second.
>> Okay. I got it.
Hey, good work, dude. That was awesome. >> I knew the curve was coming right there. >> You did? Yeah. >> How'd you know? >> Uh, just because I thought cuz I made. contact. >> Oh, yeah. You read my mind. >> All right, let's [ __ ] make a move. Yeah, >> you got it. >> You told me fast ball away. >> Yeah, I cut in a little. You got Jiren, but contact. >> like I was aiming away through a two. seamer and it's supposed to kind of run. but it kind of ran the other way. >> I didn't think about the punch out. pitch. Like I was sitting there. I'm.
like he's he's up 02. >> You're definitely going to hit me with. something. >> Oh, where'd you go? >> Catcher got you there. >> I think I got on base. >> That's an infield single. You know it. You had You had enough though. Do you. see his face? He said, "I don't know. >> I don't know about. >> that's real." He said, >> "Mookie's good short stop from what I. remember." I'll give you one hit. Give. you one hit, one foul ball, and then uh. I did catch. Does [music] that count? Cuz I call your foul ball. >> The catch definitely counts as a twofer.
there. >> Okay. There's a few swinging misses. >> A lot of swinging misses. >> So, [music] yeah, you just you just let. me know. >> We appreciate you being a great. American. Good luck. >> Thank you. >> [laughter]. >> Hey, no. There's no way I'm going to be. able to throw enough strikes. >> All right. >> Thank you, [laughter] dude. You're the. best. >> That was great, man.
Belle Sessions, who got here at 3:00. a.m. this morning, was the winner. her. ticket was pulled and you thought to. yourself immediately, "What?" Bel, >> I knew I couldn't do it and he was next. to me and he said that he could. So, we're splitting it. >> Okay. So, Belle Sessions made the. decision to talk to my man Henry Silver. who been [screaming]. [cheering]. >> Henry got here yesterday at 6:00 p.m. He's been waiting for this moment. Now,
Henry, you told her that you could make. it. Why do you think that's the case? Have you ever kicked a ball before? >> I've kicked a ball before. I've played. soccer my whole life. If I think I can. do it. >> This kick is for 150,000. You said you. would split it in half, right? >> Okay. So, let's make it 200,000. If you. make it, you will both get 100,000. Where are you from, Henry? >> I'm from Fischers, Indiana. >> Who's your favorite NFL team? >> The Colts. >> Hell yeah, dude. Hell [laughter] yeah.
Come on, bro. Hell yeah. To hell with. the Falcons. Uh, that that was rude. They didn't deserve that. I like that. Henry, 33 yards. 100,000 for you. 100,000 for her. $200,000 to hurricane. relief. 400,000 on the line. Henry, are. you ready? >> Of course. >> You ever say anything bad about kickers? >> Of course. >> Shut up. Let's [laughter] go. Now, here. in Athens, Georgia, it would be. beautiful if $400,000 would be up for. grabs. Why don't we double it? Because. the Georgia Bulldogs.
So, eight $800,000 kick right here, [laughter] Henry. But what I want to let. you know is you're not getting a second. opportunity. >> I don't care if this entire place starts. chanting for a second kick. One kick, 800,000 racks, 400,000 to Hurricane. Relief, 400,000 to you two split 200. grand each. Henry Silver from Indiana. for Bell Sessions. [cheering].
Let's go, Henry. Come on, Henry. >> Oh my. [cheering]. god. [cheering]. Let me see this. Let me see this. Henry.
>> [cheering]. >> That was amazing. >> I mean, he walked in like Henry. Henry, >> congratulations, Henry. [cheering]. Congratulations, Bill. Dude, congratulations, Georgia. What a. morning. College game day is the. greatest. College football's [music]. amazing. B, you just. >> Hey, let's go.
>> This show sticks and the fact that you. listen, we are very, very thankful. >> McAfee on the line with a gorgeous. assist. >> The [music] alltime leading tackler for. the Green Bay Packers. You. stop. Damn it. >> Your friend, tell a friend something. nice could change their life. sports. Hello beautiful people and welcome back. to our humble boat the draft king. standard [music]. on this big sports big commitment.
Tuesday June 16 2026 hour [music] three. of the program begins now. >> sports provide such awesome things. >> what do you think age. >> I see you I I saw behind the scenes of. you guys filming that TikTok you look. pretty good man. >> thank you I'll tell you what there was a. little bit of a learning curve and we. don't want to give away the video before. Dota does. And uh it does appear as if. him and his sister uh work together on. that. She's got a lot of He's got a lot.
of Hey. >> Yeah, >> that's a good team. That's good. We. watched kind of the brainstorm situation. happen. Never been a part of any of the. Tik Toks. Uh first time ever done any of. those trends or dances. And I'll tell. you what, no better time to do it for. than Dakota. >> That's right. >> He's a stud like his uh and he's thick. >> Oh yeah. >> He's like Bill. >> And he talked off air. He talked about. he said you you didn't bring up me. kicking. >> He kicks. >> kicks field goals, kicks off. Yeah. Has. four tackles last year, I think, or or. this past season. Had four tackles on.
kickoff. Obviously has pick sixes. whenever he's playing defense. He's 6'2. 200 lb right now. That's going to become. what 6'2 probably 210 probably shredded. up. >> Easy. >> Yeah. Yeah. And he's he's got a work. ethic, too. I do believe from minor. state because he's super competitive. You could tell that very quickly. Uh. there was a little shooting competition. that took place between he and I in. here. Obviously uh one of us as an adult. shoots NBA threes on a regular basis, but [laughter] I will certainly remember. that forever as we watch his career. blossom into whatever it is. I it was an.
honor for them to come down here. Thankful for that. Toxic Table was here. at Bcon Gunner at Tai Schm. Cowboys AP Tone is here and that is AJ. Hawk. Hawker, I don't know if you're. following along with uh MLB right now, but remember Peter Crow Armstrong had a. situation up there in Chicago where. somebody was uh in the outfield and he. missed the cache, said something. He. responded with just three words. >> Mhm. >> Very powerful words. >> And then he went into a bit of a slump. as the world kind of watched his. downfall and celebrated almost the fact. that this guy was kind of uh losing it a.
little bit publicly and also at. baseball. He had been on our show. multiple times. We are big fans of his, but we did see that he was having a. little bit of a drop in production. Well, don't worry about that anymore. Guy's got the number one war in the. entire MLB, which is wins against. >> wins above replacement. >> Wins above replacement, which means if. he was not to play, how many wins would. they have? Well, he obviously is number. one in the league for most valuable. player, I think, is what this would. mean. And, uh, last night he hit for the. cycle. So, Tai Schmidt, you're telling.
me the PCA is all the way back. He's the. best player in baseball. he should be. the MVP cuz this war stat is leading. this Cubs team maybe to another title. >> I would not say that uh that he has the. highest war in June currently. So like. you mentioned he was slumping a bit at. the start of the year but yeah anytime. you're hitting for the cycle and he did. it in uh reverse order which is pretty. sweet. Hit a homer then hit a triple. then a double then a single then. promptly got picked off after a single. but who gives a [ __ ] you know? Uh a. cycle is about as rare as a no hitter. So you'd think that man this actually.
probably happens a decent amount of uh. time. it it really doesn't. Um it's very. hard to to do all of those things. So. yeah, PCA is heating up at the right. time. Uh it was weird because he wasn't. playing very well when the Cubs were one. of the hottest teams in the majors and. then they went on a huge slump. Uh but. they're going to need him if they want. to do what they need to do. And yeah, PCA, I mean, defensively, he's always. been a stud, but once his bat comes. around, like he is truly one of the most. exciting best players in baseball. Uh,
and anytime, you know, we have a friend. of the show who's slumping a little bit, it's nice to see them break out of the. slump and doing that with a cycle, uh, at home, no less, is incredibly tough to. do. >> AJ, I sent him a text when he was in the. middle of his slump. Still have yet to. hear back. Don't know if that was. necessarily the right move, but it is. good to see him out of that. >> What do you say like, "Hey, keep on keep. on fighting, bud." Like, what do you. say? >> I just say, "Hey, brother. Dog's. literally in your DNA, so don't worry. about anything. Cheers." You know, one. of those. >> I think he read it. He saw it. Maybe he. wasn't opening his phone much at the. time, but it was hot. It was hot. in the. kitchen.
It was really hot in the kitchen. So, anytime he has success, especially after. that time, we are incredibly pumped for. him. Let's talk a little bit about the. uh wins above replacement leaders, Jet. Pass, and put it out there. Show Hey, 5.1. >> Jeez, >> this guy, there is no replacement. >> No, no. >> Wins above replacement. Uh you could go. back in time, get Babe Ruth, [laughter]. >> and maybe for a couple games. There is. no replacement. Uh Bobby Wit Jr. Obviously, his glove is dynamic and I. assume he's hitting well. >> Yeah, he's very good at the plate as.
well. >> Miz, >> sure. >> Same deal. >> Healthy. >> So, this is the MVP. War is the MVP. thing. >> Not always, but yeah. Usually, like last. year, uh, Showi and Judge had the two. highest wars by a mile and they both won. MVP. So, you can usually kind of like if. you have a very high war, then yeah, you're one of the best players in the. league. >> Okay. I'm happy we learned about this. war stat cuz we definitely knew what. that was, Connor. >> Oh, yeah. No doubt about it. I I. definitely have seen it before today. >> No, we did remember one time cuz I. brought it up to Petro Armstrong. I.
said, "Hey, do you know what war is? Seems like you're doing good at war." I. thought it was something with runs. >> Sure. >> Like I thought it was robbing home runs. I I don't know what I thought it was. like against runs. Instead, it's no wins. against. >> above replacement. >> [ __ ] I'm never going to get it. I'm. never going to get it. So if if he was. not Go ahead. >> Yeah. If if he's not in the lineup, they're garbage. Like that's what their. the stat is. Like you want you want the. team I don't Yeah, I guess if he's in. they're going to win. If he's not in. they're going to lose. That's. >> not exactly but they are significantly.
better when he is in the lineup. >> It's like when you say TJ Watt he when. he doesn't play they score 21 points. When he does play they score 13. >> Yes. >> Okay. Can I choose to make the. replacement ass though? Like can I say. but my replacement would be bad? >> Yeah, you could say that. like wins. against replace what if your. replacement's [ __ ] what's his face? Uh Wally Pip, >> you know, like what if the What if the. replacement is uh what's his name?
>> L Garrick. >> Lou Garrick. What if the replacement is. Lou Garrick? Yeah. >> Like what is it? Just average. replacement. Like who? >> Yeah. Yeah. I don't It's not like a. particular player. It's just like they. the way it's weighted is is very I don't. know. >> Is this a [ __ ] stat? >> No. No, it's definitely not a [ __ ]. stat. It's like I mean it is very. telling but it is a very you know. analytical thing and and the type of. thing where usually I'll just look at it. and if a guy has a high war like you. should be like oh yeah that guy's really. good but I I'm not big on like. calculating you know any of that mumbo.
jumbo. All the best players in the. league typically have very high wars. >> How war is calculated. Ward distills a. player's entire onfield contributions. into a single number. Roughly 10 runs. equate to one win and the exact formula. measures slightly differently depending. on the role. Position players combines. batting runs, base running, and fielding. runs followed by adjustments for the. player specific position and league. A. shortstop, for example, receives a. higher positional adjustment than a. first baseman because replacement level. shortstops historically produce much. less. >> Bingo ass.
>> It's much harder to play shortstop than. it is first base. So if like your. starting shorts stop gets hurt, the. chances of you finding a guy who is as. good as your starting shorts stop is. much different than like a platoon first. baseman come in cuz that guy might still. hit a lot of homers. He doesn't need to. be great defensively, you know, etc., etc. >> Okay. So Bobby Wit Jr. like his. replacement. Yeah. >> You're not finding a glove that's going. to replace Bobby Whit Jr. >> So that thing could be 10. >> Could be. Oh, and that's what like I. think uh I can't remember what it ended. at, but like at the end of the season.
last year, I want to say judges was like. nine point something and show Hayes was. very similar as well. >> Ladies and gentlemen, stick with. baseball. Let's go over to Omaha, Nebraska. West Virginia playing for. their lives against Troy. Here's a live. look. I believe that's Armani Guzman. Stole home uh in the first inning of the. first ever College World Series game for. West Virginia. Is this Shfeld up the. bat? outfielder. He gets walked. That's. a good eye. West Virginia on base at the. top of the first. We got one out and men.
on first and second scoring position. I. can't wait to see who's up next. That's. Shenfeld. That's center fielder. I mean, obviously he had a moment in the game. where the ball got past him because. center field is so damn big whenever we. lose to UNC. I knew the boys would. respond. Look at his first inning. 15. pitches in. We already got guys on base. And how you doing? Sean Smith, I do. believe uh is up to bat. That's Steve. Sabins. He's the head coach of the West. Virginia Mountaineers. He's an absolute. stud. Who knows if there's any AI in. there. Uh. Troy pitcher.
>> Oh, he's blown one up high. >> 84 milesPH up top. What's that pitch. there, Tman? >> Uh some sort of offspe pitch, you know, some sort of breaker that uh it actually. looked like he hung it a little bit. Yeah. So, he he got away with one there. >> So, that's a hanging curveball right. there. >> Yeah. You know what I don't like much. curveball? >> The damn thing Don't curve. >> And that's kind of what that was. >> Yeah. Bingo. And actually that is the. movie that uh Peter Armstrong's mom is. in. So nice little full circle. >> Oh, >> I knew that. Omaha. Boom. >> Oh,
>> center field though. That's going to get. out. >> That's a run for sure. >> No. Get third for sure. That's Guzman. Go ahead, buddy. Go ahead, Guzman. Go. ahead, Gooseman. >> Tagging from second would have been. maybe the first time that would ever. happen. >> Yeah, maybe. >> But the guy stole home. >> Yes, he did. >> Guzman is a speedster. He's obviously. known for stealing bases. When he's out. there, you always have to be worried. about him. >> Pop fly. Nice sack. No, cuz he didn't. score. So, that's literally just. nothing. >> Just fly out. >> Just fly out.
>> Yep. >> Don't get credit for moving Gman to. third. >> A good piece of hitting, you know, moved. the runner over, but no. >> Can you only tag one guy? >> No, they both could have tags. >> Yeah. >> Kind of put him in a little bit of a. position there because if you tag there. to second, maybe Guzman gets home. >> Yeah. You very very rarely see a guy tag. up uh from first base going to second. >> You very rarely see Guzman. I mean this. Guzman guy. >> steal home here. >> Well, Guzman's best baseball player of. all time. They're saying on the. >> No one has ever said that. [clears throat]. >> This guy's from Centerville Ohio. >> He's good.
>> Is he really? >> Yeah. >> Matthew Gra. Oh, he's taking big hacks. This guy's an elk. AJ, >> it's a big bat. >> Looks good. He looks good. >> I like the face paint. Obviously, uh. understanding that the sun in Omaha. could get you a little squinty. this guy. age? >> No, I'm not aware actually. >> Matthew Graveline. >> Sure. >> Guzman here, number five, who's on. third, has stolen home already. Keep. checking back that way. Guzman's going. to make you pay for it. When the ball. goes to first base, Guzman can. technically go. >> Oh, yeah. >> Do it again, pal. Good. You're dancing. with destiny here, pal. Cooper Elling,
who he loves that four seam fast. >> That's me. >> Coupe here. 01 one strike. 18th pitch. already. Only. >> way eye pitch. >> at Centerville. Uh that's Centerville. eyeballs right there. AJ, your thoughts. on Graveline letting that one go and. maybe Coupe not being able to hit the. damn strike zone. >> Yeah, that's Gravine over in the barn. where they have the the pitching. machine. He's he grew up in that thing. So yeah, we know he has great discipline. at the plate. >> That's right. Love Centerville. >> That was a meatball. Yes, it was. >> Great. On the ball. Hey, listen.
>> You need to hit that next one that comes. like that, that thing's gone. Kai. >> Gravelin just need I mean let's just we. don't need to be hitting a three-run. homer. Come on. You got a duck on the. pond. Just just [ __ ] put it in play. Grave line. >> No, I like he's from Centerville. You. think he's hitting for bases? Yeah, right. He's hitting for that wall. But. as we get on second, Joe Shenfeld steals. second. >> Yeah, that's a given. >> because there was uh two outs. >> They're never going to throw it down to. second with a guy on third, >> especially a guy like Guzman who's very.
fast. >> Now he's driving one in the gap and. driving both home. >> There you go. >> Let's see what Gravine does. >> Single should do it. Two- two count. Top. of the first. Are they going to get on. the board? >> That's full count. >> Jeez, what discipline? >> That's a full count. All of a sudden, now Coup's got to work a little bit. >> Catcher got crossed up. >> Got away with one there. 22 pitches. already. >> in the first inning here. Two outs. >> I don't like that. They're looking at. their stupid. >> I hate that in college baseball more. than anything. Every single pitcher. >> They wear Apple Watches like, "Hey, throw a fable.". >> Oh, chopping away. Stay stay alive.
>> Way to fight. Way to fight. >> I I think Coupe goes back to the. curveball here. You think. >> it looks like he is more comfortable. with his curve ball than he is with any. other pitch at this point. >> Putting him on first doesn't hurt you. either. Throw a breaking ball in the. dirt. >> Yeah, cuz who cares? >> Or maybe you throw a high fast ball. because this guy is trying to hit a. homer very clearly. So maybe you try to, you know, entice him into swinging at a. high fast ball. >> Coup goes with fast ball right down the. middle. Jeez, great. Great. >> What a great at bat. >> You think the Centerville, Ohio native.
is just trying to make this Cooper guy. work for it a little bit? Yeah, I think. top of the first we're going to make him. waste all of his best pitches here in. the first. >> Green reading an apple. >> So, who's who's signaling in the. pitches? The manager is. >> Yeah, coach is texting it to him. >> Grave line full count, two outs. That's. what you live for. >> Oh, challenge that. >> Grave line thought that was a ball. Was. taking off his equipment. >> Let's go watch the rest of this game, shall we? >> We appreciate you all so much for. allowing us to do this for a living.
Centerville, Ohio native seemingly got. screwed, says AJ Hawk. Cooper gets out. of a jam 000 as we head into the bottom. of the first. West Virginia Troy in an. elimination game to see who will face. North Carolina. Maybe make to the finals. of the College World Series. Obviously, World Cup is happening all day. We. believe that uh. >> we will win. >> We we believe we believe that. >> we believe that Leo. >> We believe that Leo and Argentina. >> Oh, okay. Gotcha. Yeah,
>> we'll win and score. >> and score. We We believe we believe that. Leo We believe. in score. >> We believe we believe that we believe in. Argentina. >> Get it, AJ. It's catchy. >> I got it. Yeah, he still should be. playing for the US. We know that. >> Yes. >> Couldn't cut it. >> Where's he pay taxes? Where does he pay. the majority of his taxes? That's a. question.
>> I I would assume. I'm not going to say. it. I don't know what he's doing with. his money. I assume it's parked. somewhere. >> I was gonna say, did he have a bit of a. hang up on that a couple years ago? Barcelona. >> I didn't know that. My bad. I didn't. think to jail. >> Listen, you got to Yeah. Taxes will get. you no matter what they are. And we. understand that Lou Messi is an. Argentina star. >> Yeah, >> we understand that. We're just. wondering. >> He's in America a lot. Mhm. >> Selling out a lot of stadiums,
eating our groceries. >> Yeah. >> Bingo. >> In our kitchen. >> Cooking our bacon. >> Huh. Messi needs to play a seventh World Cup. for United States of America in four. years from now. >> Yep. >> Just like Reamer's doing. >> Do what Reamer's doing. Just put the C. on. Yep. >> And they can come in second this year. Okay. Argentina can come in second. >> Yeah. It' be a good effort. Winner gets. messy. I like that. See,
now we're making soccer better. This is. what soccer people have been wanting. from us. >> Yep. His future bloodline, more. importantly. >> He's old. >> He will be an American though, I do. believe. Right. >> His kids are going to go to school in. the US. >> Will little Messi be an American, you. think, or will he play. >> Where is he born? Where is he born? >> Dual citizenship for sure. >> Probably Spain. >> The kid was born in Argentina. >> Got a US passport, too. I bet. Better. start looking into this Florida. >> What age you need a passport?
>> All ages or. >> zero? Yeah. >> Yeah. All. >> okay. >> Gumpy knows. Be a friend. Tell a friend. a little bit too well. >> Mhm. >> It's not just passport. You need too. >> Yeah. A lot of things now at this point. >> We got a. Barcelona is where all those kids are. born. >> Figured doesn't matter. They. >> sucks. >> They're going to be speaking English. >> Three horse race. Spain, Argentina, and. here. >> We would like to let the little Messi. know that we love to have them. >> and wait till they see the way our team.
plays in the finals. >> Exactly. >> Aren't his son's names like Dave, Jim, and Yes. very Americanized. >> Edward. >> Yeah. I don't think. >> I think so. >> I don't think they're called Thiago. Teddy. I I don't know. >> Eddie Messi. I think they do. >> Little Eddie Messi. >> Two tickets to Paradise. >> Yeah. >> Yeah. RIP. Kicking and screaming. >> Be your friend. Tell a friend something. nice might change your life. Soccer. people are gonna hate today. >> Yeah. >> Well, guess what? You're gonna hate the. America dancing with the cup.
>> Then [ __ ] beat us then. >> You know what? I'm gonna start something. starting today. >> Okay. >> You kick one in. >> Do you want. >> I'm going to try I'm going to give No, not yet. >> It won't work anyway. So, >> $20,000. >> Okay. >> In increments of $500 if I'm able to. kick this ball into that hoop right over. there. >> Here we go. >> It'll just be one attempt a day until. the end of the World Cup. >> Yeah. Boom. >> Okay. >> About a month left. >> Here we go. >> We will count this as Universe Ball. >> Okay. >> Not just one, the entirety of the. series.
>> Sure. >> For if United States going to win a. World Cup or not. >> Okay. >> First attempt right there. First. attempt. >> Be a friend. Tell a friend something. nice. It might change your life. We're. going to hit that at some point. >> First attempt. >> We got until July 19th. That's the. finals of the World Cup. Anytime we were. live, I will attempt that at the end to. give away $50,000. Go. Be a friend. Tell. a friend something nice. It might change. your life. We're in this thing together. Team on me. Team on three. One, two, three. Team. Goodbye.
