October 30, 2024 • 13 mins
Hour 2 of the program. Updates on the Yankees fan who interfered with Mookie Betts. Plus, the Bottom 10 in College Football courtesy of ESPN's Ryan McGee.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Craig Way is my name, joined by the producer Cameron Parker.
Glad to have you with us. We're with you up
till five o'clock.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
Among the items we'll be covering in this hour more
in the college football Playoff. After the webinar that I
was able to log into and listen to the executive
director of the College Football Playoff, Rich Clark, him talk
about it, and more's the point, so you'll know and
(00:26):
we'll talk about some of the things he talked about
on that. But Rich Clark will join us on the
show tomorrow afternoon, so he'll be on with us in
the four o'clock hour, and I think you'll find some
things pretty interesting about this college football Playoff, this brand
new world that the game is entering, which includes twelve
teams of course expanded to that, so we'll hear some
(00:48):
more on that coming up. Also more from Long Run's
head coach Steve Sarkisian from the SEC Teleconference Texas.
Speaker 1 (00:56):
On an open date, a bye week, that sort of thing.
Speaker 2 (01:01):
Some used to refer to it, call it an off week.
Back Brown used to bristle at that. He would say,
it's not an off week. We're working. It's not an
off week. We're working. It's an open date on the schedule.
They're not playing, it's a bye week on the schedule,
that sort of thing. So but they're working, they're practicing,
(01:25):
and then they'll be turned loose for the weekend and
then get back after it.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
When they get back on Monday.
Speaker 2 (01:30):
It started to get ready for the Florida Gators who
played Georgia this week. You know, it used to be
called the world's largest outdoor cocktail party, and then the
people for the game on both sides said, we do
not want to be associated with that. It's kind of like, remember,
you know, it was so easy for everybody to say
red Ver a shootout. For the longest time, it was
(01:50):
red River Shootout, and then it became it was deemed
not appropriate to call it shootout, and so then it
went to red River Rivalry.
Speaker 1 (02:09):
Then it went to Red River Showdown. Nobody really seemed
to like that much.
Speaker 2 (02:15):
I used to always say, you should call it the
State Fair Street Fight, but that didn't catch on, so
it went back to red River Rivalry. And like I said,
and we all managed to pass through that vortex at
the first part of this month. I said, the key
to that is just say it slowly Red River rivalry.
(02:35):
Otherwise you elmer fudd it biably. So it's now just
Georgia and Florida meeting in Jacksonville. But they don't do
as we know, they don't do their tickets like Texas.
Oh you were half the stadium is burn orange the
northern end and then the southern end is Crimson red.
We know that they they're scattered. The fans are out
(02:57):
bi there. The tickets are equally distributed, but scattered through
all out as they play it. What's it called Cameron
EverBank Stadium in Jacksonville?
Speaker 1 (03:05):
I think so yeah, okay.
Speaker 2 (03:09):
So uh checking look at clean up from our number
one on the text line in talking about the story
about the two Yankee fans who pried open Mookie Bett's
glove while one arm pinned one One guy pinned his
arm to the wall. The other guy prized the ball
out of the glove. As a Dodger fan, I was
(03:30):
rather incensed watching it last night.
Speaker 1 (03:32):
It was kind of a.
Speaker 2 (03:34):
New York cooliganism. You hold him out folding kind of move.
They pulled the ball out. Those fans have been banned
for tonight. They're not allowed to come to the game tonight.
Somebody texting If I were them, I'd go. I'd do
like Bobby Valentine and go did and go in disguise.
May remember when Bobby Valentine was managing the Mets and
he got kicked out of the game and he sneaked
(03:56):
back in the dugout wearing the fake sunglasses and nose
and mustache.
Speaker 1 (04:02):
Hey, you got cough of them.
Speaker 2 (04:05):
And in this case, I don't think they'd be able
to because their tickets have been nullified. They were refunded,
but they were taken away from them, and I presume resold,
so they'd have to find another way into the ballpark.
Speaker 1 (04:19):
And do that.
Speaker 2 (04:20):
So anyway, they're not Somebody else about the story about
the pizza Rhea and Starlton, Wisconsin having to apologize for
some sixty pizza pies being loaded with THHC. And I
said it was a self fulfilling prop so people eat
it and it gives them more munchies, and they eat
more and they get more monchies. So they said more pizza.
(04:42):
So that's your cleanup from our number one. You can
always text the program. You're certainly welcome to do so.
By texting the word Texas followed by your question or
comment to eight one five three zero.
Speaker 1 (05:00):
So you.
Speaker 2 (05:03):
Text the word Texas followed by your question and comment
to eight one five three zero.
Speaker 1 (05:08):
Standard messaging and data age may apply.
Speaker 2 (05:12):
Okay, before we get to the break, this is something
we talked about, said, I used to love reading this.
Speaker 1 (05:20):
It was a syndicated.
Speaker 2 (05:24):
Syndicated column in sports sections across the country, and it
was started in the eighties, I think. And it was
called the Bottom Ten, and it's done with tongue firmly
in cheek, but it is intended to identify the ten
(05:48):
worst college football teams of the week. Of the week
is the way you describe it. So, and one of
the thing was they used to call all uh U
TEP instead of University of Texas l PASO. It was
called University of Texas of l intercepted passo. Well, well,
(06:13):
UTEP is in it. This thing has been reborn, and
it's none other than the very humorous Ryan McGee of ESPN,
who pens this column now. And he doesn't call them that,
he calls them something else because they're in the polls,
you might imagine. So it's here's the Bottom ten from
and I got a kick out of it reading it
(06:33):
this morning. So, uh, number one, Well, let's go from
number ten down to number one. We'll just do that.
Number ten is Florida State, which he has it is
Floria hyphen Duh State semi hyphen knows in os they're
(06:55):
one in seven so they made the and and by
the way, it doesn't necessarily mean if you're in the
bottom ten that you're one of the ten worst college
football teams in the country. What it means is the
course of the week, right, yeah, yeah, the week and
coming off it and where you are. Okay, So number
ten this week is Florida Duh State semi nos at
one and seven. After making the once mighty Miami rivalry
(07:19):
completely irrelevant. The Nose not Knowles the Nose welcome in
unc Aka, the historical geographic center of the ACC for
their latest round of Hey remember like ten minutes ago
when we kept hollering that they were too good for
y'all world tour. On the waiting list, he's got Troy
(07:40):
Bolton State AKA the team that almost beat Southern miss
per don't Kennesaw mountain landis state except kennessas state one. See,
so you mess instead of U mess fi not a
U fa not i you. Temple of Doom follow La
(08:03):
la la la la Tech who lost to Sam Houston
last night, didn't they nine to three. Cam Louisiana Tech,
coached by Sonny Covey, had a three to two halftime
lead in that game, three to two. They got a
three run homer on the top of the fourth. It
was three to two at the half, and then Sam
Houston scored a touchdown and held on and one nine
to three. Sam is seven to two. They're gonna go
(08:25):
to a bowl game this year anyway, he says. Akron
Ammonious is another one. So anyway, so there's there, all right,
Number ten Florida Duh State semi knows they're number ten,
Number nine, Minute Rice two and six?
Speaker 1 (08:42):
What minute Rice Rice? What am I missing with minute Rice? Though?
Minute Rice is is oh yeah, ok, yeah, yeah, yes.
Speaker 2 (08:50):
The O g Owls are the last ones remaining in
these rankings because Temple kennesaw an fa not i you
had the down the audacity to win footballs. The Ogs
arrive here because they were grounded by a former bottom
ten stalwart. The artists formerly known as you can't You can't,
You can't but let's not give Connecticut too many prompts.
(09:14):
If the Huskies had any real Husky guts, they would
schedule a last minute concept a contest with Kennesaw to
try to complete the four team hooter hoe down. All right,
Utah State is at Utaw. Speaking of pillow fights, he said,
we promised we'd let you know who beat Wyoming in
the latest edition of PFOW.
Speaker 1 (09:35):
They here.
Speaker 2 (09:36):
They are the other other Aggies who kicked a forty
yard field goal as time expired in Laramie. Now I
wish the concert for Carolina were happening this weekend.
Speaker 1 (09:44):
That's the one where they're raising money.
Speaker 2 (09:45):
Even the story, because I would have told Marty Smith
to tell Eric Churtz that as time expired in Laramie
definitely sounds.
Speaker 1 (09:52):
Like a top forty country.
Speaker 2 (09:53):
Yet number seven I said he had utep in it.
Speaker 1 (09:58):
He does.
Speaker 2 (09:58):
He calls it you tippid, like intrepid, you tippid. The
Miners are back of these rankings because they lost a
waiting list pillow fight to follow La La La La
la tech. But this week they'll host the for real
pill of Fight of the week as they welcome their
classic and timeless long time natural and regional rival Middle
(10:19):
Tennessee State. Who's number six? It's Neville, Tennessee State. After
spending eight week eight doing what Liberty could not, the
Blue blw Blue Raiders when able to avoid the post
Kennesaus emotional letdown and lost to last year's version of
Kennesaus Jacksonville State. This weekend, I'll be at the George
(10:40):
of Florida game in Jacksonville, as I am every year,
and I always wonder whether perhaps some overserved dogs and
or Gator fans ever get lackadaisical with the GPS and
wind up in Jacksonville, Alabama's to the Jacksonville, Florida Number five.
Give me liberty, but also give me death because Liberty
lost that game to Kennesaw State. We're d Orwell who
(11:00):
said if liberty means anything at all, it means the
right to tell people what they do not want to hear. Well, Liberty,
I know you all play Wednesday night, so I know
you don't want to hear this. But when one blows
a shot at the coveted CFP spot to a winless
team than the coveted fifth spot, it is number four.
Speaker 1 (11:17):
Is you ab like A and then B like a
bee that buzzes at UAB.
Speaker 2 (11:24):
He said, on Friday, I flew over UAB Stadium and
right in to Tuscaloosa. On Saturday, edro by that same stadium,
moving even faster because I was trying to get Marty
Smith back to Charlotte in time. The host of concert
for Carolina, we spoted a long trail of smoke and
we're afraid that Protective stadium might be on fire, but
we realized that it was just coming from Trent Dilfer's ears
because they're not Oh.
Speaker 1 (11:44):
Number four, why omean.
Speaker 2 (11:50):
The Chowboys As he goes, I'm lost the Pillar Fight
of week nine to Yeah. Ever, we're going to make
you wait for that too, Like my neighbor makes kids
wait for the Halloween candy because his hearing age don't
work and it takes him forever to hear the bell
and finally get moving, kind of like Wyoming's offense. That's
number three, Number number two Southern missed Rule miss d.
(12:11):
The sun Belt Old Money Golden Eagles lost to Sun
Belt New Money James Madison as they continue their march
toward what is shaping up to be an all time
pill of Fight of the Year of the Center on
November thirtieth against.
Speaker 1 (12:23):
Well, we're going to make you wait for that information.
Speaker 2 (12:25):
Like Brett Farr makes Mississippi wait for him to pay
it back old new and relief money. And the number
one team the number one team in the bottom ten
this week, according to Ryan McGee of ESPN, is State
of Kent eight. The Golden Plated Flashes aka America's last
(12:46):
winless FBS team, lost their seventeen straight game, surrendering three
hundred and fifty eight rushing yards to Western Michigan. The
last time a bunch of Broadcoast students gained that much
ground was when Tim Allen and Terry Cruz got into
Bruce Campbell's Oldsmobile and took a road trip set to
the tunes of fellow WMU alum Luther Vandross.
Speaker 1 (13:08):
Yeah, Kent State's not good.
Speaker 2 (13:10):
They're o to eight, the only on the only winless
Division one FPS team left. All right, up next, we're
gonna talk about teams who are achieving well and that
would be uh, those who have a shot at the
college football playoff. That's next on Sports Radio AM thirteen
under the Zone and the iHeartRadio app
Craig Way is my name, joined by the producer Cameron Parker.
Glad to have you with us. We're with you up
till five o'clock.
Speaker 2 (00:05):
Among the items we'll be covering in this hour more
in the college football Playoff. After the webinar that I
was able to log into and listen to the executive
director of the College Football Playoff, Rich Clark, him talk
about it, and more's the point, so you'll know and
(00:26):
we'll talk about some of the things he talked about
on that. But Rich Clark will join us on the
show tomorrow afternoon, so he'll be on with us in
the four o'clock hour, and I think you'll find some
things pretty interesting about this college football Playoff, this brand
new world that the game is entering, which includes twelve
teams of course expanded to that, so we'll hear some
(00:48):
more on that coming up. Also more from Long Run's
head coach Steve Sarkisian from the SEC Teleconference Texas.
Speaker 1 (00:56):
On an open date, a bye week, that sort of thing.
Speaker 2 (01:01):
Some used to refer to it, call it an off week.
Back Brown used to bristle at that. He would say,
it's not an off week. We're working. It's not an
off week. We're working. It's an open date on the schedule.
They're not playing, it's a bye week on the schedule,
that sort of thing. So but they're working, they're practicing,
(01:25):
and then they'll be turned loose for the weekend and
then get back after it.
Speaker 1 (01:29):
When they get back on Monday.
Speaker 2 (01:30):
It started to get ready for the Florida Gators who
played Georgia this week. You know, it used to be
called the world's largest outdoor cocktail party, and then the
people for the game on both sides said, we do
not want to be associated with that. It's kind of like, remember,
you know, it was so easy for everybody to say
red Ver a shootout. For the longest time, it was
(01:50):
red River Shootout, and then it became it was deemed
not appropriate to call it shootout, and so then it
went to red River Rivalry.
Speaker 1 (02:09):
Then it went to Red River Showdown. Nobody really seemed
to like that much.
Speaker 2 (02:15):
I used to always say, you should call it the
State Fair Street Fight, but that didn't catch on, so
it went back to red River Rivalry. And like I said,
and we all managed to pass through that vortex at
the first part of this month. I said, the key
to that is just say it slowly Red River rivalry.
(02:35):
Otherwise you elmer fudd it biably. So it's now just
Georgia and Florida meeting in Jacksonville. But they don't do
as we know, they don't do their tickets like Texas.
Oh you were half the stadium is burn orange the
northern end and then the southern end is Crimson red.
We know that they they're scattered. The fans are out
(02:57):
bi there. The tickets are equally distributed, but scattered through
all out as they play it. What's it called Cameron
EverBank Stadium in Jacksonville?
Speaker 1 (03:05):
I think so yeah, okay.
Speaker 2 (03:09):
So uh checking look at clean up from our number
one on the text line in talking about the story
about the two Yankee fans who pried open Mookie Bett's
glove while one arm pinned one One guy pinned his
arm to the wall. The other guy prized the ball
out of the glove. As a Dodger fan, I was
(03:30):
rather incensed watching it last night.
Speaker 1 (03:32):
It was kind of a.
Speaker 2 (03:34):
New York cooliganism. You hold him out folding kind of move.
They pulled the ball out. Those fans have been banned
for tonight. They're not allowed to come to the game tonight.
Somebody texting If I were them, I'd go. I'd do
like Bobby Valentine and go did and go in disguise.
May remember when Bobby Valentine was managing the Mets and
he got kicked out of the game and he sneaked
(03:56):
back in the dugout wearing the fake sunglasses and nose
and mustache.
Speaker 1 (04:02):
Hey, you got cough of them.
Speaker 2 (04:05):
And in this case, I don't think they'd be able
to because their tickets have been nullified. They were refunded,
but they were taken away from them, and I presume resold,
so they'd have to find another way into the ballpark.
Speaker 1 (04:19):
And do that.
Speaker 2 (04:20):
So anyway, they're not Somebody else about the story about
the pizza Rhea and Starlton, Wisconsin having to apologize for
some sixty pizza pies being loaded with THHC. And I
said it was a self fulfilling prop so people eat
it and it gives them more munchies, and they eat
more and they get more monchies. So they said more pizza.
(04:42):
So that's your cleanup from our number one. You can
always text the program. You're certainly welcome to do so.
By texting the word Texas followed by your question or
comment to eight one five three zero.
Speaker 1 (05:00):
So you.
Speaker 2 (05:03):
Text the word Texas followed by your question and comment
to eight one five three zero.
Speaker 1 (05:08):
Standard messaging and data age may apply.
Speaker 2 (05:12):
Okay, before we get to the break, this is something
we talked about, said, I used to love reading this.
Speaker 1 (05:20):
It was a syndicated.
Speaker 2 (05:24):
Syndicated column in sports sections across the country, and it
was started in the eighties, I think. And it was
called the Bottom Ten, and it's done with tongue firmly
in cheek, but it is intended to identify the ten
(05:48):
worst college football teams of the week. Of the week
is the way you describe it. So, and one of
the thing was they used to call all uh U
TEP instead of University of Texas l PASO. It was
called University of Texas of l intercepted passo. Well, well,
(06:13):
UTEP is in it. This thing has been reborn, and
it's none other than the very humorous Ryan McGee of ESPN,
who pens this column now. And he doesn't call them that,
he calls them something else because they're in the polls,
you might imagine. So it's here's the Bottom ten from
and I got a kick out of it reading it
(06:33):
this morning. So, uh, number one, Well, let's go from
number ten down to number one. We'll just do that.
Number ten is Florida State, which he has it is
Floria hyphen Duh State semi hyphen knows in os they're
(06:55):
one in seven so they made the and and by
the way, it doesn't necessarily mean if you're in the
bottom ten that you're one of the ten worst college
football teams in the country. What it means is the
course of the week, right, yeah, yeah, the week and
coming off it and where you are. Okay, So number
ten this week is Florida Duh State semi nos at
one and seven. After making the once mighty Miami rivalry
(07:19):
completely irrelevant. The Nose not Knowles the Nose welcome in
unc Aka, the historical geographic center of the ACC for
their latest round of Hey remember like ten minutes ago
when we kept hollering that they were too good for
y'all world tour. On the waiting list, he's got Troy
(07:40):
Bolton State AKA the team that almost beat Southern miss
per don't Kennesaw mountain landis state except kennessas state one. See,
so you mess instead of U mess fi not a
U fa not i you. Temple of Doom follow La
(08:03):
la la la la Tech who lost to Sam Houston
last night, didn't they nine to three. Cam Louisiana Tech,
coached by Sonny Covey, had a three to two halftime
lead in that game, three to two. They got a
three run homer on the top of the fourth. It
was three to two at the half, and then Sam
Houston scored a touchdown and held on and one nine
to three. Sam is seven to two. They're gonna go
(08:25):
to a bowl game this year anyway, he says. Akron
Ammonious is another one. So anyway, so there's there, all right,
Number ten Florida Duh State semi knows they're number ten,
Number nine, Minute Rice two and six?
Speaker 1 (08:42):
What minute Rice Rice? What am I missing with minute Rice? Though?
Minute Rice is is oh yeah, ok, yeah, yeah, yes.
Speaker 2 (08:50):
The O g Owls are the last ones remaining in
these rankings because Temple kennesaw an fa not i you
had the down the audacity to win footballs. The Ogs
arrive here because they were grounded by a former bottom
ten stalwart. The artists formerly known as you can't You can't,
You can't but let's not give Connecticut too many prompts.
(09:14):
If the Huskies had any real Husky guts, they would
schedule a last minute concept a contest with Kennesaw to
try to complete the four team hooter hoe down. All right,
Utah State is at Utaw. Speaking of pillow fights, he said,
we promised we'd let you know who beat Wyoming in
the latest edition of PFOW.
Speaker 1 (09:35):
They here.
Speaker 2 (09:36):
They are the other other Aggies who kicked a forty
yard field goal as time expired in Laramie. Now I
wish the concert for Carolina were happening this weekend.
Speaker 1 (09:44):
That's the one where they're raising money.
Speaker 2 (09:45):
Even the story, because I would have told Marty Smith
to tell Eric Churtz that as time expired in Laramie
definitely sounds.
Speaker 1 (09:52):
Like a top forty country.
Speaker 2 (09:53):
Yet number seven I said he had utep in it.
Speaker 1 (09:58):
He does.
Speaker 2 (09:58):
He calls it you tippid, like intrepid, you tippid. The
Miners are back of these rankings because they lost a
waiting list pillow fight to follow La La La La
la tech. But this week they'll host the for real
pill of Fight of the week as they welcome their
classic and timeless long time natural and regional rival Middle
(10:19):
Tennessee State. Who's number six? It's Neville, Tennessee State. After
spending eight week eight doing what Liberty could not, the
Blue blw Blue Raiders when able to avoid the post
Kennesaus emotional letdown and lost to last year's version of
Kennesaus Jacksonville State. This weekend, I'll be at the George
(10:40):
of Florida game in Jacksonville, as I am every year,
and I always wonder whether perhaps some overserved dogs and
or Gator fans ever get lackadaisical with the GPS and
wind up in Jacksonville, Alabama's to the Jacksonville, Florida Number five.
Give me liberty, but also give me death because Liberty
lost that game to Kennesaw State. We're d Orwell who
(11:00):
said if liberty means anything at all, it means the
right to tell people what they do not want to hear. Well, Liberty,
I know you all play Wednesday night, so I know
you don't want to hear this. But when one blows
a shot at the coveted CFP spot to a winless
team than the coveted fifth spot, it is number four.
Speaker 1 (11:17):
Is you ab like A and then B like a
bee that buzzes at UAB.
Speaker 2 (11:24):
He said, on Friday, I flew over UAB Stadium and
right in to Tuscaloosa. On Saturday, edro by that same stadium,
moving even faster because I was trying to get Marty
Smith back to Charlotte in time. The host of concert
for Carolina, we spoted a long trail of smoke and
we're afraid that Protective stadium might be on fire, but
we realized that it was just coming from Trent Dilfer's ears
because they're not Oh.
Speaker 1 (11:44):
Number four, why omean.
Speaker 2 (11:50):
The Chowboys As he goes, I'm lost the Pillar Fight
of week nine to Yeah. Ever, we're going to make
you wait for that too, Like my neighbor makes kids
wait for the Halloween candy because his hearing age don't
work and it takes him forever to hear the bell
and finally get moving, kind of like Wyoming's offense. That's
number three, Number number two Southern missed Rule miss d.
(12:11):
The sun Belt Old Money Golden Eagles lost to Sun
Belt New Money James Madison as they continue their march
toward what is shaping up to be an all time
pill of Fight of the Year of the Center on
November thirtieth against.
Speaker 1 (12:23):
Well, we're going to make you wait for that information.
Speaker 2 (12:25):
Like Brett Farr makes Mississippi wait for him to pay
it back old new and relief money. And the number
one team the number one team in the bottom ten
this week, according to Ryan McGee of ESPN, is State
of Kent eight. The Golden Plated Flashes aka America's last
(12:46):
winless FBS team, lost their seventeen straight game, surrendering three
hundred and fifty eight rushing yards to Western Michigan. The
last time a bunch of Broadcoast students gained that much
ground was when Tim Allen and Terry Cruz got into
Bruce Campbell's Oldsmobile and took a road trip set to
the tunes of fellow WMU alum Luther Vandross.
Speaker 1 (13:08):
Yeah, Kent State's not good.
Speaker 2 (13:10):
They're o to eight, the only on the only winless
Division one FPS team left. All right, up next, we're
gonna talk about teams who are achieving well and that
would be uh, those who have a shot at the
college football playoff. That's next on Sports Radio AM thirteen
under the Zone and the iHeartRadio app
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