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Karsch and Anderson — Bryce Underwood needs to get better now.. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Okay, just a follow up on something we were talking about earlier. In what could be one of the most stunning stories, I would be absolutely blown away. But Pete Damel reported it. Now Ross Dellinger is reporting it. The Southeastern Conference has scheduled a meeting Thursday to decide whether to terminate LSU as an SEC member institution. Pursuit the section 3.1.5 of the SEC Constitution and bylaws. You know what this reminds me of in some ways? This is the bear is going to Hammond. Like this isn't really going to happen, is it? No, it's not going to happen. The bear is going to go to Hammond. That's happening. No, that's happening. This ain't happening. No, this ain't happening. No, this is just a threat.
Yes, they're not going to ban LSU. They're kicking him out. I would ever. Would that be effective this year? Like immediately? Yeah. Or at the end of the year. They have to give him two weeks notice. A farewell season. A farewell tour for LSU. They'll make the basketball team. I actually have to play actual students on their team since they. Membership of any member institution may be terminated involuntarily at a meeting of the chief executive officers. A vote of at least two thirds of all chief executive officers is required to terminate membership. Any motion to terminate membership sells, specify the effective date of the proposed termination. So what do they have to do? They have to kick those three guys out of school that they signed from the NFL, right? I don't know if they could be in school. They just can't play. Well, they didn't play the first game. I know they didn't. So if 12 of the.
Well, wait, is there 16 teams or 16 teams in the SEC? I believe so. So obviously LSU won't be in on this vote. So the other 15 if 10 of the other 15 schools vote. Yes. LSU is getting kicked out of the southeastern conference. Now what they're doing is they're going to get they're going to allow LSU to play their own game. They're going to extort money from LSU to vote in favor of this and favor of them so they won't have to kick them out. So all the other members schools will be making money. That's the LSU way. Understand what I'm saying? No. Okay. LSU has been known for years of, you know, illegal stuff. So the SEC that ticked off with that LSU. They say, all right, is what we're going to do. We're going to kick you out. But there's going to be like five or six schools that will vote in favor of LSU if they
get paid like millions of dollars for their school. Oh, so LSU is going to buy votes to stay? Yes. They're going to extort the extortionists. Didn't you literally just say conspiracy theorists are the worst? Yeah. Didn't you say that earlier this hour? What are you putting up? What are you doing? Exactly. Okay. But what's crazy is it's like, I think Nick Baumgartner put this out on Twitter. LSU throughout their history of the old Geron and the old Geron in the less miles years. Like that wasn't enough to get to get to get to get to get to get down. I mean, nothing anybody did in the southeastern conference was ever enough. I know. Now Elaine Kiffin comes along and they're like, screw it. We're getting rid of it. We'll just kick you out. I mean, it's probably more of a threat, right? Or anything that's just sitting there. That's why I said it's not going to happen. Yep. That's unbelievable. The fact that he even went to a vote though that it's going to a vote on Thursday. Man, 2485399797.
From Anthony and Ken, Underwood reminds me of Caleb Williams, the armed talent and occasional ability to make an unbelievable throw is undeniable. But he has trouble with fundamentals and doing the ordinary, which a quarterback needs to do much more often than the extraordinary. He has not ready to play at this level and give him proper time in coaching to develop. He could be a top 10 NFL pick. The problem is they really do, do they have anybody else? And if, let's say it's Tommy Carr, who's a true freshman and he becomes okay if he replaces Bryce Underwood, then Underwood's probably going to transfer. Well, yeah, he may, but I say this all the time because we do this and I've said it about all of our teams. Don't get caught up in, nobody should get caught up in the agenda of just developing Bryce Underwood. They got their, their agendas to win games and in that process, they hope that they are
developing. Um, Bryce Underwood looked onto what thing is not any kind of, there's, I don't want to say no defense of the way he's played because he's, he's a young developing quarterback. Well, you hope he's developing, but it's been, it's been very subpar, right? Yeah. Joe Rexrow just did a piece for the athletic comparing him and his growth curve to quarterbacks at similar times in their careers. And you know, he, what Bryce is going through is not unusual. Does he give some examples? He says the closest in terms of rankings was number two, Dante Moore, who got five starts in 2023 at UCLA. Check what they were saying about, see what they were saying about Moore, who might be the number one pick in the next draft after those rough early glimpses and compared to today's Underwood discussion. Yeah, well, he transferred. Bryce Young got a years of backup in college, CJ Stroud Redshirted at an old time, he sports
term. Joe Barrow didn't start to his fourth year in college. Archmannings third season of college was an overhyped disaster until he hung in and finished it with promise. Uh, imagine the same level of hype and an attempt by manning to live up to it two years earlier, that's what Underwood experienced in 2024. Um, you know, he, he, he basically compares it to a learning curve for a lot of young players. Which is true. The problem is in today's society of the portal and the lane kitchens of the world, people don't have patience to let guys develop. So, and I get it, right? I get it. You feel like the next guy has to be better. Right. Um, or it could be worse. And the other thing is people are fixated too much on what they paid them. So the problem and that, and I get why people say they're getting paid.
How much money is in his bank account? Doesn't fundamentally change who he is as a person or as physical skill set. I, I totally agree with you. And that's why, like I said, I love for the actual game, but I love Saturdays. Once the game starts, the other stuff goes away. Yep. I don't care what a player got paid to go to Michigan, Michigan State or Ohio State, Alabama, LSU anywhere. Right. It doesn't change fundamentally their chances of success. They have to do the work still. If they don't get paid, they have the same chance to get, be successful as if they do get paid. The one thing I'll say in defensive Bryce, and it's, it's not that he's not trying is his work ethic. Everybody says that he puts in all of the effort. But you know, at some point, there got to be results and they got them, they got to win games. They got to win games. So two, four, eight, five, three, nine, 97, 97. This is not a year that Michigan was expected to compete for the national championship.
Very few people had him in the postseason. No, I mean, most people, if you did a poll, had them at eight and four. The most encouraging thing came from the story in the athletic that had unnamed coaches and general managers and people that worked in football around college football that said three of 19 people said they might be a sleeper for the college football playoff. But you know, that, that is, that means they're going to endure some losses. And the first one very well could be this Saturday when a loaded Oklahoma team comes the town. Two, four, eight, five, three, nine, 97, 97. Carson Anderson, Stoney is in for Gator, who will be back tomorrow. Tomorrow also, we will have Jared Goffon. Oh, nice. Which will be our first, our first interview with him for the year. So let's get back to your upper line calls. We go to Kevin. You're on 97 one. Hello, Kevin. How are you doing, guys? What's up?
Hey, I got a couple questions. A guy called earlier today talking about several people saying how it's a footwork, it's a footwork. We don't know heads or tails from this footwork. That's what everybody's hearing right now. But if you watch Trim the Dead Jamble with the other night, when every past play, when they show the replay, his head goes in a progression. One, two, three. It's, it's incredible how he doesn't stick on anyone receiver. Yeah, but he also has a lot more experience. Yeah, I understand what I mean. He did it last year too. I mean, his progression, he picks out everybody. Right. And then the third thing is, if Bryce should leave and go into the portal, what is he older? What does he have to give back or how much is he paid up? Is he's not paid up the whole shot up front? I don't think so. I think it's a paid year. No idea. I think. I've no, you know, each guy's probably different. Maybe there was a signing bonus. I don't know. I don't care. No, I don't know, Kevin. I mean, if it's, this is, this is the business side of it that I, I don't have any idea.
So sorry. You got it. Okay. Well, you got to believe if they, if they bench him, he's going to run right away, but something's got to happen with all the money he's been giving out with. Thanks. Yeah. I'm not sure. It experience matters, man. It's fun watching quarterbacks who can manipulate defenses. And it'll be interesting to see now that they've got game film. And they make a proper, proper adjustments. I mean, the other thing he brought up, Trinidad Chambers. He says, well, last year, he did it right. Well, he played it first for a couple of years, right? Before he even went to Ole Miss. Uh, yes. Yep. David is next. Actually, hold on. We're short on time. We will get to David and others as we continue. Two, four, eight, five, three, nine, 97, 97. Also got an interesting power ranking of NFL teams, a team that I don't think the Trotters respect ranks ahead of our alliance. I will get to that next hour as well. It's Carson Anderson. Stonies in for Anderson. And we do appreciate you being here as always.
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