Hour 1 - 66 Million Dollar Robbery, Above Prime Numbers

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3:05Yeah, buddy. It's a Thursday. Hey! Then I wish this was a Friday, but hey, we can pretend real hard. And pretend that Labor Day weekend starts right now. Thursday is the new Friday, right? Hey! If 50s to new 40, 60s to new 50, Thursdays to new Friday will Huvino Enrich Super Fun Time. With Danny G. Our Super Producer, yeah. Yeah. I was Sammy. I was Sam with the Elite T-shirt on. What up, I was Sam. Hello. And the Kron is here with your updates. Again, we're Kavino Enrich. Steve Kavino. Rich Davis. Who? Fox Sports Radio. And it's Thursday, so that means old school and 50 hits. We get you involved. Fox Sports Radio Nation. But first, we be rocking out. Let's go. Who is right? Ooh, ooh, ooh. So we'll talk some foosball. I don't know if we have Kauai fatigue, but there's always a new story. Oh, no, there doesn't angle. I want to get to in a second, but we're going to talk Kauai. We're going to talk some couch football today.

4:06Bunch of NFL football. We're going to pay tribute to a guy who's birthday is today. Winning. Charlie Sheen Tiger Bud. Winning. Winning. Winning. So we'll get to a bunch today, but based on all the hoopla. Yeah, hoopla, I'm going to have to. Around the clippers. Mm-hmm. Yesterday, we got to break the news yesterday. The Kron was really put on as an investigator pants. He had his John Stassel mustache on. Pablo Tori doing his victory lap this morning. Pablo Tori making his rounds. Yeah. He's pulling out everybody. Pablo Tori's got to be walking around today like Vince McMahon down to the ring. Oh, you know, he's walking around like Connor McGregor before he sucked. Yeah. He's got a strut in his step today. Definitely. But only one quick thing and then I do want to talk NFL. So it's worthy of bringing up Danny G. You and I were watching this before the show with Kauai. There's a dude on social media. You probably see him the shot clock.

5:07His name is Justin. You see his bang sticking out for sure. He's got a pompador for sure. He's got a pomp that he just does fun stories on sports. And if you like elite sports covers like this, hit the like button or whatever he says. I see his clips all the time. He did bring up a point that I'll give him credit. It's interesting. When the Kron and everyone was breaking that news yesterday, the clippers, losing the draft picks, the $30 million fine bomber out for a year, all that was going down. Why Leonard responded like that? Yeah. He had his letter out there. There was eight minutes. There was a letter ready to go on standby. Meanwhile, the clippers took some time to really gather over and out of their thoughts. And you know, we're going to take us into our hands with the law. And they seem and insinuated. They were very caught off guard. So it makes you wonder did Kauai cut some type of deal with the league? And maybe that's why his penalty seems like a bit of a slap on the wrist. Like he moves on to Toronto gets fined like less than a million dollars and made so much

6:11money off of the shenanigans. And he just continues on with his life. And the clippers are left in disarray. His statements ready. The clippers wasn't. You don't think why could have wrote that statement in eight minutes? That's what I got to say. No, especially with point go wireless. That would take at least 10 minutes to send. Right? So he got that out in eight minutes. So just a thought. I mean, we can move on now. It's just it's interesting. Think maybe just maybe every time there's a yeah, no, it makes perfect sense. Every time I put it deal with the NBA, they gave him a slap on the wrist. He had his statement already ready to go. And that's why he came out right away and props again to the shot clock, Justin with the pompadour on social media because he called out that really peculiar timing that sort of adds up when you when you look at the clock. Well, Kauai, think about it. Any mob movie. I know you love mob movies. Maybe any reality documentary about true crime. They the law. The law is always trying to cut a deal with someone to rat someone out, right? It's always like, Hey, if you talk like if you have your talk, if you just admit what

7:12happened, like I'll cut you off easy. So, but then they're going to get Uncle Dennis and the clippers to pay. Yeah, maybe, maybe, maybe there was now. This is all allegedly maybe. Just maybe it adds up. It makes a lot of sense. Right? Something to think about. Put that in your pipe and smoke on it. Sam. And though what I miss, people smoking pipes. Do you? Not like who like the little e-coach throwing up like weed pipes. I'm talking like do you remember like yeah, everyone had a grandpa or a little e-coach or someone that smoked a pipe like a like an old fashioned pipe. Is that a corn cob pipe? Is that a stink? Not like a snowman pipe, Sam. Yeah, I don't. Yeah, only in movies. I haven't seen like an actual person. When was the last time you saw someone? Maybe like a farmer with a mustache. And by the way, the smell of a pipe, I always thought was amazing. Like I, like I don't see it. Like you know cigarette smoke does not smell nice cigar smoke weed weed is whether you like it or not. But to me pipe smoke. Always had that like it remind you like old grandpa's and your little e-coach.

8:14What was the last time you saw someone smoke a pipe think of that while you put it in your pipe and smoke it. I'll do that. You just give rich anything who go there. Was the last time you saw someone to shoehorn. I'll talk about that. When I used to go to bust a brown as a kid, I was convinced that my whole life would be involving a shoehorn, right? They'd give you a try and some kicks to be like, is a shoehorn. And whatever happened to that thing that used to measure your foot with, remember that big metal thing? Yeah, it was an aim for that thing. It's a massive window with that thing. Yeah, measuring device. Yeah, measuring device. The manufacturer of those things probably hate the fact that we all just order shoes online. I think the kinder that manufactures them, laundered money to Kauai, at least 20 million of it. Yeah, because what I had all of a sudden, I believe, I believe, public, Tory said, with all the Bungo wirelesses and all these companies, it added up to about $66 million extra dollars approximately. That he was getting like, dude, how did this guy get so paid? He didn't even play. So like, talk about one dude ruining the reputation of one franchise and then getting

9:16away, making his money, Scott free. Like, this is the biggest crime in NBA history. He averaged 48 games a season for the clip and got paying more than everybody. And he got the naked with the draft picks and everything. Like, they could have had a G.A. They could have went in a different direction. Like, all credit, all credit. They could have kept SGA. They could have had Jalen Williams. Uncle Dennis must have naked pictures and blackmail of everyone on the, on the Clippers. Adam Silver. I don't know how he did what he did, but he got money for nothing. Well, hey, again, put that in your dieted straight style. I was just going to say, put that in. I'm going to say, I'm going to say nothing. That's a good way to transition. Put that in your outdated pipe and I just don't know how that all worked out. But man, he got away with it. So I mean, he did $700,000. I have the perfect transition. More perfect than Bruce DeKateland. By the way, by the way, thank you, Mike Lingard for naming that foot measuring width. And he knows the name of it. It's called a brand new device. Thank you, Mike.

10:17That is a name to it. Mike runs this. I'm a West side of the color, Brian, the bike, Brianic device. I still have a device. I got one on my grandfather's press down to me. Says here size 11 and a half with my foot every day, just to make sure measures, girth, but oh, you want to hear about it? Girth. Um, of course, Mike would know the brandic device, but out here on the West Coast, did you guys have Buster Brown? Is that what you got your, your sneakers? I'm a cam. Did you get your first pair of Jordans or Air Force ones at a, at a Buster Brown? Do you even know what that means? They, yeah, they had them here, but you went to pay least. I'll try to convince our mom to keep us out of pay less. Where'd you get your pro wings, bro? Oh, those shoes were horrible. Pro wings? Buster Brown. Anyway, I have the perfect transition. We're talking about outdated things like pipes and shoe devices, brandic device. Yeah, no more brandic devices and no more coaches smoking pipes. We're going to go to 2026 where coach prime is doing something that, you know, we're

11:19talking about outdated stuff, talk about taking, taking a chance on something very 2020's very gen alpha, very young kid. And he's getting a lot of pushback for something that he allowed. Now we don't know how permanent this is. Danny's doing the investigating now. But the Colorado football team, University of Colorado, Buffalo's. Yeah, they're going viral because they're allowing their players for the first time that I know of to have Instagram handles on the back of their jerseys. It's going to be for practice only, but still still cool though. It's, uh, it's progressive and forward thinking. We know what practice is. It's probably wouldn't be cool in a game, but cool that he's letting him do it for practice. You know what? Practice first. And then if you don't think that's a little taste to see like maybe, maybe more, I think it's a test run. And if it catches on, you know, don't think that players would be opposed to it because they want the cloud in the following all these kids want cloud money followers, NIL money, they want a name.

12:19They want, they want name recognition and follow their branding and everything else they're going. They want brand deals and NL deals. Guess how you find out who people really are. All right. So are you following guys? Colorado is allowing their players to have their Instagram or social media handles. I guess this happened before for practice. For practice. Yeah. Let's see. It says Jackson State. I don't remember that story. Let's see. It says Colorado. Coach Prime first did the social media handle practice jerseys at Jackson State before he got to Colorado. Oh, okay. So it's a coach prime thing. Yes. But you know what? I what I love about this is you got to think the way a young player would think you might say, ah, what the hell? That was your Instagram, the Tik Tok and after this. You might go in with that mentality. Because that makes sense. It's normal to think sounds gimmicky. They think it's a very heat me like. Yeah. Very XFF. Well, you know what, Kof, think about it. Your name on the back here at Jersey. It's identifying you. Just your last name.

13:20You know, like, well, there is a chase. Marrow, you know, Murray, like, it's just, it's just a name on a jersey to identify you. If you want to be identified in, if you want to be identified in 2026, I feel like more people, no one gives someone their phone number anymore or their info. You know what they do? Yeah, I'll follow you. What's your Instagram? What's your name? It's version of giving out your phone number. Young people are not giving it. Yeah. You know what your name is. That's all that's really important. Like your branding shouldn't really have anything to do with what's on the field and what's going on in the game. We just, we just, we just got to that kid. I'm Steve Kovino. I'm not like, here's my, here's my branding for you. Kof, but look at the guy we just gave shout outs to. We said, you know, the guy, the shot clock. We didn't know his real name. We had to look it up. It was Justin because he's known by his hundreds of thousands of followers by his handle. And that's so nailed it with the N I L thing because it says when coach prime brought this to Colorado with him in 2023, his explanation was players want followers, followers help their personal brand slash N I L.

14:21Well, that's what I find interesting. Like, of course, the players are going to want this, but for the teams to want it is strange, right? Cause it doesn't wouldn't the team that further you go along and in the NFL, they're all about promoting, yeah, they're players, but, but the team and their brand, not necessarily each player's own personal brand. So it's a slippery slope. That's how I see it. But I think it's also a great luring tactic because you're going to get some kids that are like, yo, if this was made permanent, I'm, I'm like my own little billboard now. Don't you see? Yeah. Of course. And be that way, you know, again, I hate to quote the great Derek Gier, but the only thing you're really supposed to be focused about is the name on the front. Yeah. If you're a team, Scott, everyone's too individually thinking in this moment. And that just proves it in our YouTube chat. Uh, Scott for mayor says the uniform should be covered with QR codes. Well, that's not, that's not, that's not impossible to think. Can I tell you, you know what, we talked about how with, uh, we, we're being a more cashless society.

15:22We've joked about like strippers should have the QR code above their butt crack. I said they should have a tattoo. Because we're carries around money anymore. Yeah. We'll have a little, uh, little scanner code on us, like some of those sci-fi dystopian movies. I have a, I have a question here, though. So who is this audience for seeing these social media hashtags? Anyone younger than you, Sam? Well, okay. I have said because if it's a practice thing, is it because like, there was just an article that came out about in August, there's this past month that Colorado set these ridiculous restrictions on media access to practices. They couldn't take notes. They couldn't say if a guy was injured or not or appeared to be injured or get, or, you know what those plays and formations. I think I can answer. So who's this for? A lot of the college practices practices period are covered, right? So, you know, take pictures, video, it's still going to be shown on social media, right? I mean, the way they're, they're making the right, and no one's really there, but it's still going to be covered to something like, yes, like, but the media media in, in, in Boulder, they're like not even allowed to even like glance towards practices. So who is this for?

16:23Fans that show up. Are they allowed to do this? Yeah, there's even more irony here. It says Colorado recently held an open practice where fans and media like had to turn in their phones and reporters were prohibited from posting. Yeah, it's a little bit of a mix. Yeah, it is a little bit of a counter-dead tree there, but, but, but, but, Sam, I did it today, by the way, it's okay. No, it's okay. It's another jab. But I was just setting up a further story. It's fine. No, but I'm just saying, I didn't mean like anyone younger than you. I'm just saying, I also wrote my eyes that how the younger generation cares way too much and almost like solely on their social media persona. We live in a world where people date through apps. They make friends through apps. They gain with other people. They've never been in person. You know, we live in that world now. So your social media handle or if you're a gamer, and you know, GTA is on Netflix streaming. Other people playing. We live in a world where gaming handles and social media handles mean so much more to a younger person's identity. So on the back of their jersey, Thomas does a modern day nickname, right?

17:25Like your modern day nickname, like instead of Thomas or my home's virtual reality is so much is almost as equals your actual reality. It's what you're known as in the social media virtual world of today. What's the real difference? It's like your modern day nickname. Are there other people supposed to assign you a nickname? I've seen some really bad handles out there, really bad ones to make no sense at all. I think all of this is weird. By the way, it is, like I said, slippery slope because some people choose inappropriate handles to go by. So it's like, well, where's the line with that? And you could claim, well, that's my brain. It's like, well, you know what? The brand that we care about most is the brand on the front. So I see it as a fun way to maybe a piece, somebody's younger guys, but I don't see this being a long term thing or like a mainstream thing. And the game of three yards, the tackle by cleaped cheek clapper 99. You guys are thinking back to your first AOL. Yeah, exactly. What was your AOL guy?

18:25My AOL was Sackman and my birth year, right? So those are my initials. It sounds perverted. I got a sack with Sackman. Yeah, but you explain that. Steven Anthony Corino. Oh, okay. You'll Steven A. And it does sound a little questionable, right? So because that's where your Michael Strahan's like nicknamed Sackman. That's where your mind goes. So automatically like, all right, it's got to be something perverted there. There he is. Let's go to at the cron. What's up? Really should not admit this over the air. No, never mind. So my AOL address, I tried to get play by play at AOL.com, okay? Yeah. Play by play. Yeah. It was taken. My dear mother suggested that I substitute the letter Y in buy with an I. So play by play, but buy was spelled B.I. So I don't feel you're bisexual. So then I get a biplane. I get an AOL instant message saying, hey, what are you wearing?

19:26Or something that I could play by. I was we're innocent times. Yeah. Yeah. I'll check to see if that address is still active and get back to that. Yeah, I love that is. Oh, by the way, that would be great. That would be a great jersey in today's world. Yeah. So while only on brand with your love it, I love it. Play by play. So I think it's cool. It's like, you know what it is? It's like, um, not a lot of young dudes are following me. That you can find on Grindr. Yeah. He's just trying to, trying to appease the young guys in Colorado. I don't think they're going to move forward any more forward with it. But you know what? I think just an interesting story and just, you know, let's prove how important these things are in today's world. And listen, if you don't care about social media handles and you didn't care for the story at least, at least we got to know that the foot measuring device is called the brannock device. Thank you, big. And we know Lohan Cron's old AOL email. Yeah. Play by play.

20:26And I know it's folks of pipe anymore. The end. I thank you guys. We have more Kavino and Rich. Now we're going to get to a lot of NFL today and we're going to go old school when 50 hits. Oh, and we have the Saints, which got pushed back from yesterday. We're going to do a little Saint schedule watching. But think about this. It could be another team that Rich is wrong about. Two fantasy football questions. We're going to tackle next. Number one, does fantasy football mean more to you as far as keeping friendships together or do you actually enjoy fantasy or do you use it as a conduit? Is that what that would be? This story out of New Jersey we're going to tell and does the number one pick always matter? Rich and I were debating this. Yeah. I have a side story that goes along with it. So two questions. Why do you play fantasy football? Think about it. And number two, Kavino and I completely disagree. Do you want the number one pick? All right. Think about that. More Kavino and Rich on this action pack Thursday.

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27:48Yo! Going out to Kauai. Dude got money for nothing. Like what, 66 million total for nothing. For what? For sitting there, load management. I love our agent super agent, Sean Wyman, but man, I need some Uncle Dennis in my life, bro. Yeah. Wyman, yo, I'll be a spokesman for Boeing Go Wireless right now. Just kidding. I won't. Kavino and Rich on Fox Sports Radio, but I'll take that money, dude. Kavino and Rich Fox Sports Radio with Danny G. I was saying playing some dire straits, and the Cron has got your updates in about 10 minutes. By the way, I want to think trip, by the way. Am I goodness? Trip sent us some pizza to this video, one of our Mr. Bals. And now I need a soda. And now I have a craving for a soda. I can't have pizza without a Coke Zero. Check this out. He got soda too when the guy dropped it off from Marcos. He said, hey, I forgot the soda. I'm going to run back and get it. Dude. That's all that's on the side of the way. So thank you, Trip, when you have a burger, thank you, wings, her.

28:49Definitely pizza, man. Need that soda to wash it down. I always go Coke Zero just to pretend I'm healthy. And you always say, so did some of that girl from my 600 pound life that's like, I love my wings. I think there's some idiot out there that thinks I really call it a soda. Perhaps, man, come on now with better than that. I'm just giving you, giving people the better. Kavino and Rich Fox Sports Radio. Thank you guys for hanging out with us. And to wrap up the previous discussion about Colorado, being innovators, deans, Sanders. You know, the question really does lie within, is it a clown show? Is this clown antics? Rich, you should know. You're from a long line in lineage of clowns. Is this clown behavior or is this just progressive thinking, modern thinking? I mean, I think, you know, you don't want to be the old guy. He's like, you're in your Instagram social media. There were people that resisted the like sports ticker at the bottom of the screen. Or there's people that resisted having the score during the game. I think I mean, there's been resistance for everything. So Colorado's having their Instagram social media handles on the jersey.

29:50On their practice jersey. I would want to be shocked if you fast forward. Five to 10 years and it's a very standard thing. We, we, but the teams would have to cut some sort of deal. Where, you know, because now you're advertising each player's personal brand in a way. That's very self-serving, but everyone is these days. But the teams would want a little piece of that action if that's where it went. So anyway, thank you guys for hanging out with us. Your thoughts are appreciated. And thanks again to Trip for the pizza. Excited about this holiday weekend. Excited for Thursday night. You know, going to a high school football game tonight because the holiday weekend starts as of now. Hey, hey, Crown in the world of college footballs. We prepare for that as well. Aren't they getting rid of the ticker at the bottom of the screen? The, the, the scores. That was a big, that was a big story a couple of weeks ago. Thank goodness. It was always, it was a little clutter for me. I always thought that like, especially since the advent of us getting scores on our phones. Yeah, exactly. I like to take it. I didn't think it was that. I didn't think it was distracting or anything. Well, I got a story, IOSM.

30:51I mean, I know you're saying Sam, but you, we were so used to it. It was all the way at the bottom. I'm used to it too. Yeah, I mean, it's such a, but that's that was one of those few. You know, when you know the difference between college and NFL coverage and there's certain angles. I feel like college football is a little further away on that overhead shot. Like the players are a little smaller. There's a little differences that if you notice those type of things. And it was, I always felt like the players are smaller from the overhead. And you always have the ticker. Like within a half a second, you couldn't be like, oh, there's other one, one other small change that I saw the other day. They're getting rid of week zero. It's a little misleading because they're basically turning week zero into week one, starting next season. And week one will be two weeks long. Yeah. So USC is playing two week zero games. They play tomorrow. Yeah. And they played last Saturday. And uh, but we should not never have called it week zero. It's week one. It's two weeks long. It's a celebration. Of course. And uh, you know, as we get ready for week one of the NFL, there's a fantasy football store we're going to get to in a second. But Monday night, my homes, taking on the Broncos, and I just saw headlinets that Sean Payton is preparing for a 100% my homes when preparing his defense saying that, you know,

31:54preparing for my home's best is no like, oh, he may not be the my homes from the, you know, from years past. He's preparing for top tier my homes. And it's just interesting to me. I every time I picture Sean Payton, I still picture him as a saint. I know it's been years in Denver. Are there other players where it takes you more than a minute? Like do you still picture school bowl as a tiger, Danny J, or are you already picturing me as a Dodger? Is it still still think of him as a tiger? Like for now, it's going to take a little while. So players, I think I called him a tiger today on a Patreon show. It takes a stop and I mean Dodger. It takes a little bit. For some reason, I still, what I see a Sean Payton headline, I have to register like dude, I mean, I still don't think of Belinger as a Yankee. It happens. I mean, personally, it took us a minute to identify with the I heart logo. They go, yeah, that's right. We, we work with the I heart. Yeah, because we were so affiliated with series six and for so many years, you know, it takes a minute. It just does. That's all. But yeah, so I show him, I'm like, oh, that's right. Not the. All right. Now, I have a story. It's that time of year, right?

32:55Football's in the air. We're eating pizza. We're getting excited for the holiday weekend. People are excited for their fantasy drafts. We have our guillotine league with Dan Byer here. What are you going to ask us, by the way? Ask you what? How many slows did you have? So far, I only had two. How many did you have? I had one, but I have big piece of cheesy bread. So cheesy bread. Oh, big slice. That equals two more. I said pizza. Can we know, can't be, can we know, always need to make sure everyone else eats more than him? Who's the biggest slab? I had two so far. He has to check the Iowa Sam line. Right. Never be the biggest slab. You're always under the Iowa Sam line. That's why I always hang what you say. I mean, can you make me feel like that's a lot of a slug? Oh, I'm so hungry. I'm starving. By the way, KB resale in our YouTube chat says, why is I low always eating? He's a hungry man. Yeah, man. I low needs energy to keep up with all the sports stories. That's right. I low said this during the break. No, I'm starving. We got our guillotine league here at Fox Sports Radio. We have, I want your flex with Dan Byer. If you need some fantasy updates, props to Dan. We have all sorts of leagues and things going on right now.

33:58My girlfriend today had a draft with all her girlfriends, right? So they're in some league to keep the friendships together. And so it leads to another story about friendships and fantasy sports. But she was telling me all the drama that she caused unintentionally in her fantasy draft. So get this. I'll try to simplify it. I'm not a big fantasy sports guy. But she's always asking me for help. I'm doing my best. Earlier today, Kavino goes, my fantasy's don't include Jameer Gibbs. No offense. So she's like, get this. You know, I'm in this league. It's a money league. We're playing for money with my friends, a bunch of girlfriends. And they take it serious. So it's not some stupid thing where they just do it for fun. They take it serious, but they have fun with it. Of course, friendly competition for money. And the girl that runs the league, who won last year, that's important. The girl that runs the league won last year, had the number one pick last year. She generated the draft order. She generated the draft order. Right? And she goes, all right, guys, we're going to do the shuffle. We're going to shuffle the draft order for the,

35:00and my girlfriend went from number 12, because that's where she signed up, right? And then to number five. So she's all pumped about, all right, I'm the fifth person. And she starts planning accordingly. Now, I know that sounds nerdy, but she's doing that. She's planning accordingly. All right. So this is my plan. And now I have a mission as the fifth person here in this draft. Well, I give what she's saying, because there is a strategy, depending on where she starts strategizing, right? She's good like that. So today is draft time. I start hearing it going on. She's in front of the computer. And she realizes, wait, she's back at 12 again. So she's like, pause, hold up. They paused the whole draft, because the woman, the girl running the fantasy league didn't save it in that order. Oh, man. Right? And this now caused a bunch of eye rolls and bickering. Like, does it even really matter? And it's like, yeah, we're playing for money. Right? And she's like, and I kind of plan for the, you know, I'm not trying to cause a thing here.

36:0045 minutes later. Cause some had it on auto draft and everything, right? 45 minutes later trying to change the piece. It changes your strategy. They got, they had to start a whole new league over. So then the question I'm talking to Rich about this controversy. I'm like, you know, my girlfriend thought it was unfair, because the girl that started the league, who won last year was number one pick again. And she's like, yeah, they're playing for money. It's kind of not fair. I know it's not a big deal. But, you know, they are playing for money. And we got into a debate on whether or not, like a first round pick matters as much in fantasy sports. Cause Rich is saying it doesn't. And again, I'm not a fantasy, a big fantasy sports guy. And I'm like, well, how does it matter? You know, how does that happen? No, no, if you, because Mike went off, big Mike was like, you're an idiot. Of course it matters. Mike, the shoe salesman guy that works here. Right. And in a 12 person fantasy draft, if you Google or chat GPT, like, what, you know, what the consensus would be.

37:00Yeah, they do say the number one overall pick is widely considered the most advantageous slot to have. However, I'm always a fan, but going from five to 12, don't those things matter? Of course they do. Five to 12 that is right. But if you're doing a snake draft and there's 12 teams, I, I know that some people like being on the end of that snake, where you will get double picks every round. But I hate waiting essentially 20 plus picks to come back to you. So to me, well, I mean, you got to think who you're going to pick first. So if you're the number one pick and you're probably going to go with who this year, would you say, Bajon Robinson or Jameer Gibbs, would those be the likely first picks? Ashton Gentian, some of the drafts. So let's say you go with Jameer Gibbs. Okay. I mean, while you do have Jameer Gibbs, now you've got to wait 20 plus picks before this comes back to you. And now I feel like while you do have Jameer Gibbs, someone that's like at five or seven somewhere in the middle,

38:01I'd be Mike in this conversation. Yeah. Well, it's just stupid thinking because you got the number one pick. You still got to wait coming back around. You're, you're making our making any sense. So he was saying Rich doesn't make any sense. And I kind of agreed with Mike. Like how does the number one pick not matter in that situation? Rich says it doesn't. So it is that time of year. People are making their picks and these things matter more than anything. The sweet spot, some say according to a lot of, a lot of chats on social media, some Reddit threads, some argue that the number four pick is the sweet spot. Because your top four picks, many people would argue like, yeah, who do you want to get? Bajon Robinson, Pukin the Kooid, do you want? And W says, I hate that. So many players go off the board in that time frame. Yeah. So many Moons, you know, says I smell shenanigans get Pablo Torrey to investigate her league. You know, shenanigans. But I feed to me like four, right? So if you're, but the debate was the number one. If you're at four, I feel like you're getting it, you're getting a get a top four guy.

39:02And then you're getting between four and six, you're still getting arguably someone that will be close to the projected number one or two. But you don't have to wait 24 picks to come back to you. And I feel like, you know, if you do pick a Jameer Gibbs, there may be a solid wide receiver on the board or one of those top two quarterbacks at me go early. I just think the number one pick unless it's someone, you know, there are some years, remember like Lundan, Lundanian Thomas and there were some years where he was clearly the number one. Well, think about this. The whole thing was meant to bring friends together, right? And it turned into one big eye roll where my girlfriend looked like the Karen of the situation for calling out the fact that the draft order didn't save the way it was supposed to be. So sort of an unfair advantage to a girl running the league and everything else. But this leads to a story about friends and fantasy and we'll get to it after the Cron. He's the guy. He's got your update. He's eating pizza. What a problem. Thanks. Thanks to you guys and your friends in high places.

40:04Right. Well, trip trip trip trip trip trip trip trip trip trip trip. All right. If he was a road scholar, he'd be a road trip. Anyway, God, I probably should have kept that one in the chamber. Anyway, speaking of chambers, everyone he's available. Play by play. Add a. No, with an I B I. And along those lines, I'd like to welcome my newest social media followers within the last 15 minutes at big stud TX. Look at that at Hunky Jackson. Also fall. Yes. There used to be a, uh, in a real football player named Hunky Jackson. I'm sure that's the homage to that. He's kicked Johnson chiming it. I hear he used to be a backup offensive lineman for the Carolina Panthers. Well, football is our top story because the SEC today filed a lawsuit in the state of Alabama against LSU and Lane Kiffin trying to stop them from what they called a deliberate and coordinated campaign to recruit professional athletes to play football for LSU.

41:06Law suit argues that LSU and Kevin quote violated the SEC's expressive association rights under the first amendment. Unquote now another fascinating story. As we speak, a separate hearing that has gone on all day is in progress in a Louisiana state court deciding whether or not to affirm a preliminary injunction that would permit the players in question to play for the LSU football team. SEC commissioner Greg Sanky testified for several hours at today's hearing and was contentiously cross-examined by attorney Tony Clayton. Now, Kavino and Rich at one point, according to W.A.F.B. television, the attorney cross-examining Sanky, Tony Clayton said, and I quote, as my grandma used to say, ain't no fun when the rabbit got the gun. Unquote. The judge subsequently ordered that remark to be stricken from the record.

42:11Never change, South. Thank you. Well, I got a couple more. Oh, he got it. Okay, North Carolina football general manager Michael Lombardi resigned a short time ago. He had been, of course, on paid leave pending an investigation into an HR-compliant and finally in the NFL Arizona Cardinals receiver Michael Wilson's agreed to a three-year 75 million dollar extension through 2029. All yours. Thank you, Crown. Thank you, Crown. Have you applied to be the new announcer for Wheel of Fortune? That guy's in hot water, huh? Uh, actually, here's Ryan Seagull. I, uh, can't comment, but yes, that would be a good, decent thing. Thank you, Crown. I have more coming on, Richard. We're going to go old school and 50 hits, talk a lot more NFL all coming up right here on Fox 4th Radio. When I was 14 years old, I was kidnapped and health captive for nine months. I survived and I've spent my life exploring how other people survive what should have destroyed them.

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46:28the games are over, join us in the aftermath too. We're going to react to what happened, talk about the biggest results, of course we'll cover the playoff picture, and all the little details you might have missed while flipping between like 12 games at once. Whether you know every coach and coordinator or just want to understand why everybody is yelling, we're here to help make sense of the madness. Listen to the Solid Verbal College Football show on the iHeartRadio app Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts. I'm Jake Brennan and on my podcast Hollywoodland, I revisit some of the biggest stories from Hollywood history, separating the myths people want to believe from the reality underneath them. Like how the story of Marilyn Monroe isn't just the story of a Hollywood icon. Marilyn Monroe has become so iconic that her death can only be explained through conspiracy theories. And for some fans who can't let go, these stories have metastasized from conjecture to accept

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48:33Not going to be no rich Fox Sports radio live in the Fox Sports Radio studio heading into a holiday weekend. Super pumped about Liberty weekend guys. And if you miss any of the show today, remember, catch the podcast search. Coveno and Rich, COV, I know and rich, wherever you get your podcasts, be sure to follow right in review. We got old school coming up in just a minute. But take one less thought on your girlfriend's fantasy draft with her with her pals. If you saw some of these girls, bro, you'd rethink this fantasy. You told me it's like all her model friends. Yeah. Could I be an advisor? No, so the difference between the first and the 24th, I'm sorry, the 12th is a big deal because I guess I said, if you're the first pick, it doesn't come back to you. So if you did get in the first round, a junior Gibbs or Bajon Robinson, it's not coming back to you until maybe like a like a say, quam, Mark or a Kenneth Walker or someone, you know, that's here. Now if you have the 12th pick, Rich was saying in other words, if you're just joining me, that the first pick didn't matter. I don't say it does. I know,

49:34but that I suck at fantasy. So maybe you don't want to think about advice. But I think that the 12 pick, you get the double dip there. So you could get maybe you could get a Derek Henry and an H and or Justin Jefferson or something. You like you can get too really, really. I want to know, I want your flex with Dan Byer. But the reason we brought this up is there's a story. Again, how fantasy sports brings people together. CNN did a whole story on these guys, these chabronies from New Jersey. These botched galops, who keep their friendship alive for more than three decades to fantasy sports. They're late. They're the eight of these dudes started in 1992 with the early people. That's what like Matt Berry was first doing fantasy after meeting as frat brothers at Rutgers. So the, you know, it's the fat Darryl crew, early Rutgers 90s guys with their Rutgers hats on and they got into a league in 92. They're in their 60s now. It's grown to 12 teams. But again, six of the original eight are still playing. And it's all thanks in courtesy of fantasy sports, keeping their friendship alive and together all

50:38these years. They've got to marriages, kids, divorces, people moving away, parents passing away. And the fantasy league became one of the things they could always count on to bring everybody back together. And now their sons are playing in the league. So, you know, it's just continue. Second generations. And that's where we're getting. Yeah. Second generations involved now. Well, thank you guys. And if we look at the clock, it's time when old school went 50 hits. There's a suit. Yeah. What are we gonna do about his go back? Back into time. Throw it in it back for a Thursday. Old school went 50 hits at 50 after. CNR give you the time capsule topic and we reminisce together. I was there is the stupidest. I love him. How do you sit in the room with that guy? So funny. He got it. It's only two hours. But it looked like he was on a roller coaster right now. I would say when you're not here, I'm sad. Guys, this is why you've got to watch the show. You know, I don't know who's the Zagia's.

51:41Tim Lohengrin. What a cast. Yes, it's a Covino and D Rich FSR on YouTube. Yeah, watch us at Covino Rich FSR. This is when we get you involved every Thursday. We reminisce. And this is when you call 877 99 on Fox. Now we're celebrating the holiday weekend. But we're celebrating someone's special's birthday today. I'll give you a hint. Winning. Winning. There it is. Tiger blood. The guy that had tiger blood. The guy that lost his damn mind in the 2000s. But we love them from his days as wild thing Rick Vaughan forget about the Kerbal Ricky. Yeah, Mr. Wall Street platoon. Mr. Denise Richards. The chase. Hot shot. The first time we saw him on a mainstream level was in Ferris Feelor's Day Off. He played that the link with guy. Sit down. Down. Yeah. Yeah. I know what I love to. I still love the movie. Remember, uh, minute work. Yes. With his brother. Obviously the son of Martin Sheen, he stuck with the Hollywood name brother of Amelia Westives. That's their real family name. And you know, the legend goes that he was throwing high 80s when

52:48playing. Wild thing Rick Vaughan and Major League. The most convincing actor athlete, I think, in the last 50 years. I mean, one of definitely. Well, it's not one top three. I mean, when he was throwing on the mound, it was like, wow, mechanics delivery. This guy's an athlete. And he's a big red Spanish. You know, it's crazy that he's into his 60s now. 60 turns 61. And he looks great. And you know, for a pack adjacent, obviously, for a guy that did so much damage to his body via drugs and craziness, how does he look that good at 61 for a guy that put himself through the ringer? And if you watch that documentary, if you watch that documentary, he was one of the guys probably following low and cron back in the AOL base. Right? Listen, if you watch the documentary, you realize while he is a troubled wild guy, he seems also like a good dude. Yes. So he's very honest. So let's let's talk about this as Charlie Sheen turned 61. What celebrity run comes to mind for you when it's like the wildest

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