January 3, 2025 • 35 mins
Number, Word and Song of the Day. Minor Sports Stories including college basketball coach complaining about not having the school band at their last home game. Secret Textoso Roundup
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
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Speaker 2 (00:40):
Tell you know, Petros and Money AM five to seventy
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hear here everybody. Full four hour show today. We got
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talk to Don McClain last hour and what they should
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have done with the We talked to Don McLean last hour,
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David Veasse also in our very last segment, Anything You
Michigan Relive via.
Speaker 1 (01:13):
Podcast andass is on at seven. Bessy is doing Dodger talk.
He's just floating around the building, quid floating around vass a. God,
it's so annoying.
Speaker 2 (01:21):
Try January man, Yeah, try out, go, try out, try out. Yes,
it's it's biceps in twenty twenty five. That's Dave's resolution.
All arms all, oh yeah, I gotta push up wow too.
Speaker 1 (01:36):
Every day. Pitch your elbows in. My god, you're gonna geez,
you're gonna blow your U c L. What's the matter
with you? My god, Dave Tuck, You're push up form.
I've ever seen it my life.
Speaker 2 (01:49):
I want to do it.
Speaker 1 (01:49):
Word uh quickly. We'll do the word of the day.
A couple of rumors every day, the word of the day.
Just a couple of things. Number One, we're watching North
Texas Texas State right now, big one for the California Championship.
Huge if they were either we're in California, they're not.
They're in Texas. Are you sure? Yes? Downident, I know
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where Texas is.
Speaker 2 (02:12):
North Texas is in Denton, Texas State used to be
Southwest Texas State before they dropped the Southwest.
Speaker 1 (02:18):
North Texas is Denton, Texas. I've done a game there.
They actually have a Nice Stadium. Where is Texas State?
Speaker 2 (02:26):
I don't know, I just had it. It is in
San Marcos.
Speaker 1 (02:32):
Nice. Now there are two more little tiny toilet bowls
that are much more entertaining actually than all we got
left is tonight. Coming up after this one is the
Mayo Bowl. Oh, the Duke's Mayo Bowl, which makes it
gross because the announcers are like eating mayo, were listening
with their lips smack and all that. I hate I
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hate it. Minnesota versus VA Tech. Watch that on mute
row the boat, and then tomorrow one final toilet bowl
at eleven am on the deuce. Now we'll be listening
to UCLA nebrask at eleven am. Well, no doubt, but
during the breaks you might want to go over to
the deuce and check out from the Atlantis Resorts. The
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Bahamas Bowl Buffalo versus Liberty Leave in Tod, leave in Tod,
leave en Ta.
Speaker 2 (03:25):
Okay, that's a good deal for Buffalo. So I'll get
to head down to the Bahamas. Yeah, it's spend some
time on the water slides.
Speaker 1 (03:32):
The other word of the day, rumor and vasse. You
might want to know a little something about this jameling
around because they say in the South Bay here in La,
that Roki Sasaki has been working out at Mara Coast
to I just have it on another rumor mill another wire,
that Sasaki has taken it south down pH and he's
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at Redondo Union High School working out home of athletes
and scholars. Let's go Seahawks. Now Redondo Union High also
known as are You High? Neither in San Diego County,
Not in San Diego County. No, However, a sprawling campus,
a sprawling campus, and the baseball field at Redondo does
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not buttress up to Pch. In fact, Matt, it buttresses
up as an emotional buttress to Prospect. So you could
be driving down Prospect with your head on a swivel
in the South Bay and catch a glimpse of Roki Sasaki.
If you're going north, he'll be on your left, moving
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on your left South, Paul, mister meth If you're going south,
he'd be on your right side. You could see Sasaki
if gep your ice field. People. If in fact, if
in fact those rumors of him working out at Redondo
Union High School take him a sandwich from Riiras are true,
that would be the closest. There are many sandwiches that
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I enjoy, but that would be a great sandwich option
for him. The breakfast burritos at Baron's or La Tigre
Fuego also quite popolar fannies. I mean, there are so
many South Bay options for Roki Sasaki, not to mention
the man is Japanese right next to a gigantic Japanese
community in Torrents there.
Speaker 3 (05:23):
So how about some more rumors about Sasaki. He has
been spotted shopping. He has been spotted shopping at the.
Speaker 1 (05:30):
Grove, oh, in the Holidays Grove. All that sounds like
a nightmare. Who would go to Third Street? Who would go?
Like unless he was like, unless there's like did he
go to Sushi Roku over there on Third Street before?
I don't know.
Speaker 3 (05:43):
It just says he's been spotted shopping at the Grove.
That's a good sushi giant right there.
Speaker 1 (05:48):
Yeah, but they got one right there in Manhattan Beach there,
go to the Grove, so that that maybe he wants
to go to that karaoke at the that little bar
inside court. To me, it rocks all the rumors about
Sasaki being in South Bay. If he's on Third Street,
then I could see him working out at Fairfax High
throwing the ball right right there, right by sporty La.
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He's a book guy.
Speaker 3 (06:09):
There's a multi level Barnes and Noble there at the grove.
Speaker 1 (06:12):
Yeah, but they don't sell books anymore at Barnes and
Noble at all. It's all manga and legos, that's all
it is. So there's some news about the news. People
shopping with their kids farting up the store. Hey, I
farted once in a Barnes and doll. A lot of
people relax when they're looking at books. What is it
about bookstores? Because it's so quiet and you're just covering up.
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I didn't know that lady was behind that partition. Why
would there be a lady in the manga section? She
peaks around the corner like telling that it's time for
the number of the day. Here's my number, number of
the day.
Speaker 2 (06:54):
Number of the day is seventy three. Uh, this is
getting egregious. Why do I why do we needs anybody
need out of work head coaches or out of work
head coach turned coordinators telling us they still have interest
in being a head coach in the NFL. I don't
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need to hear from seventy three year old Pete Carroll
through a proxy.
Speaker 1 (07:22):
He would like to bear.
Speaker 2 (07:24):
I don't need Cliff Kingsbury, who flamed out in spectacular
fashion in Arizona, who took a single season at USC
and then another season, now is the offensive coordinator with
Jayden Daniels making sweet music together out there in the
nation's capital, telling me that he wants to be a
head coach again. No, s no crap, you want to
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be a head coach again? It pays handsomely. There are
only thirty two of these jobs. Pete Carroll was ushered
out of Seattle in insulting fashion that he now has
to tell people through proxies. Hey, you know, I'd really
be interested in getting that bears chab, you know, I mean,
I could do a lot of things with you know,
they need some leadership, somebody who knows how to be
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a head coach.
Speaker 1 (08:06):
It's unfortunate because Pete really did have an epic career
and he left USC and shame and sanctions, and he
was fired by Seattle and they tried to act like
something different happened by guy that he brought in, right,
John Schneider, and they tried to act like it wasn't him.
That fired right, Like, oh, you know, Pete's just ready
to upstairs. That's all we're gonna do. And he's like, no,
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you know, that ain't what happened at all. And at
a certain point it's like, dude, can't you just don't
you want to just.
Speaker 2 (08:33):
Call one hundred million dollars in your career? And I
will say this in relation to Pete Carroll as well,
as there's a two pronged approach to the number of
the day. I appreciate him telling us because here I
am watching a very compassionate, emotional speech at the Rock
and Roll Hall of Fame induction about Jimmy Buffett by
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James Taylor as he delivers a speech about one of
his best friends, and as he gets together to play
come Monday, he uh has Kenny Chesney next to him.
All I can think about.
Speaker 1 (09:03):
Pete Carroll talking about Kenny Chesney plew the top off
the Tacoma Dome. I'll tell you last night I was
in the Tacoma Dome and Kenny Chesney to off the
top off. Thanks a lot, Pete. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (09:15):
Instead of just being able to stay in the moment
and maybe get a little misty about the way too
early loss, one of our great performers and Jimmy Buffett.
All I could think about was Kenny Chesney and that
stupid cowboy hat roof off the Tacoma Dome courtesy of
Pete Carroll.
Speaker 1 (09:31):
Yeah, and you know what, these guys want to be
the head coach again. I'll tell you why. Two words
strange wool. Ain't that the truth? I gotta hit the
road and I gotta give me some straight you know what.
You know what good thing about this trip? Baby? If
I get some strange wools?
Speaker 2 (09:49):
And I will say this as I am not a
big country music fan, current current day country music fan,
You're not sorry, Kate's Did you hear that.
Speaker 1 (10:01):
Kristin Cavalieri used to have sex with one of them country?
Speaker 4 (10:04):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (10:04):
Done, surprise me. He's a great f buddy. Yeah great.
It's such a classy lady, Christian. We just love hearing
from you. Make sure you send that one to your kids,
dirty strumpet. I didn't realize that Keith Urban had such
a severe case of guitar face that when he and
Frampton were going back and forth with dueling solos, and
he's he's an Australian, you know, like just serious guitar
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fas a convict. It's in his jeans. What do you want?
I'm like salami like face is when I playing my guitar.
It's a peanuts He got a problem? Cry, This isn't
a pack a lama. Got me a new nick tattoo?
How's you to look wrinkled? Runny? This is a song
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of the day. Oh god no.
Speaker 5 (10:52):
Today's song of the day is called a von Gardner
from Australian singers, song a writer and musician Courtney Barnett's
The Lovely and Talented Courtney Barnett. Because a frog band
Friday is what you're listening to on the Petrosid Money Show,
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galloping into the sunset where our good friend David Vasse
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Speaker 2 (11:23):
Thank you, Runny, taoscar Hernandez will join us in the
five o'clock hour.
Speaker 1 (11:29):
We still have a top story of the day, But
next I got a couple stories I dug out for you. Matt,
all right, it's gonna be like pulling muscles from a shell.
You're gonna love it. Stay with us, hanging there.
Speaker 2 (11:45):
Everybody got three games this weekend doubleheader tomorrow on AM
five to seventy basketball amateur and pro ranks. UCLA Nebraska
gets as started eleven AM with a tip and then
Clippers Hawks Adam Ouslin pregame six thirty, tip off seven
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thirty pm with Carlo.
Speaker 1 (12:09):
Clippers Hawks. I forgot about that guy. Yeah. I was
like Carlo, Carlo Caiglio, Carlo the Clipper guy. Yeah, Carlo
min Yeah, that's right. Uh.
Speaker 2 (12:19):
And then Sunday Chargers r Carlo Casekuzzo ninety eight points seven,
kickoff at one twenty five. We'll start the pregame at
eleven thirty.
Speaker 1 (12:27):
Okay, Matt, got a few stories here. What do we get? Well,
what do we get? We have minor sports stories for
great sports talk post. Importantly, well hold on, do that again, sorry, Ronnie,
We got to your scar next hour. That's a big
get right straight off the press conference. Big get.
Speaker 2 (12:46):
Everybody demanded the Dodgers resign him. They lock him up
three years sixty plush. Robbie drove there to talk to him,
and they blew him off exactly all right. Instead, Fred
just did a post about Rokie Sosaki on Instagram. Please
please stop liking those, Please stop him anyway. Check your inbox, Matt,
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it's there.
Speaker 4 (13:11):
Minor sports story, sports stories, great sports talk, chu.
Speaker 1 (13:19):
Chun shud, canniballistic, humanoid, underground dwellers, chud chess, chess chess, Yes, Matt,
not quite as high brow as your chud right chess,
angry chess guy story here Now, nobody loves chess more
than us. Hate that the truth. And then world chess
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number one a guy named me, Magnus Carlson. I thought
the world number one was Lebron. I knew he played
chess jj rad and he's awesome, smart, loves chess, loves
to be awesome. But Lebron is not the world number one,
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and he's no, He's no, Magnus Magnus Carlson. Magnet sounds
like someone who would be participating in a strongman competition.
Magnus Carlson, Well, he is the number one chess player
in the world. And now he's some and as somebody
that has been accused by the new CEO in this
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building is dressing like a clown. That is exact that's
a direct quote Paul Corvino, our boss, that I dressed
like a clown. You know, he dressed like a clown,
and then he walked away and I was like of
a cup. Well, anyway, this guy's been accused like me,
of dressing like a clown. This is terrible. Now. Carlson
is a huge baller in chess. He's been the world
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number one for like ten years. He's been champed since
twenty thirteen. That's a big deal. Showed up at the
World Blitz Chess Championship in as you like to call it,
the big town, oh, the big time, New York City,
and he was wearing most jeans okay, jeans, stylish jeans,
expensive jeans out there now, a coat like a blazer okay,
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and a button down shirt. He's thirty four years old. Jeez,
I've been number one since he was twenty four. My god,
here come the over officious chest jerks and they find
him two hundred dollars. Two hundred dollars. They said, we're
finding you two hundred bucks, which is like one hundred
and thirty euro for you dumbass. You're Norwegian idiot, Carlson.
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And they said you can only play if you change
your pants, and Carlson said, night, no jeans allowed. I
won't change like a like a country club, a chess
club is like no jeans. I will not change my pants.
And he left, left the tournament, left the tournament Number one,
number one leads raw. That's why everyone's there to Carlson
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played chess. He said it became a matter of principle
for him. Understandable. He said he's too old to care much.
And he says he won't appeal. Magnus said this if
this is the way they want to go, I guess
it goes both ways, right. Nobody wants to back down.
And this is where we are. It's fine by me.
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I'll probably head off to somewhere the weather is a
bit nicer than here. Ooo. Burn on you wintertime, New York.
Not at the weather for the big town. Now, that's
a burn on New York City. That's a real sick burn.
Speaker 2 (16:37):
You got to be really stupid. That's twenty five to
tell someone they can't wear jeans to a chest turner.
Speaker 1 (16:41):
Well, the world chess number one said that he was
at a lunch meeting, changed his shoes, change his shirt,
and the blazer left panther loss jeans wasn't enough. Now
he is a Norwegian and I guess he's a little
bit of the bad boy of chess because recently that's
what we want. In twenty twenty two, Mates needs a
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bad boy. In twenty twenty two, Magnus accused Hans Nieman
of cheating after Hans beat him in a big tournament
in twenty twenty two. They settled a lawsuit last August
about the whole thing. Oh like he got accused of weslander.
Magnus said, you cheated, and Neeman said, strip me down.
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I did not cheat. It's like, how do you cheat
a chess right? I saw Bobby Fisher's with the movie
with the Laurence Fishburn turned out to be a real
nice guy. Well searching for Bobby Fisher. Hey, he had problems, Okay, Matt.
That brain's like the sort of damnoclets. He's gonna collapse
on itself. It's like a singularity. The chess governing body
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said that the rules were applied impartially and if you
wear those jeans you cannot play. No jeans alah, nothing
like a chess battle. Magnus versus Hans Magnus versus lawsuit
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was Hans a couple of years back. This is magnus
versus the chess governing body, like, hey, I want to,
but he just laughed. Basically, you don't want the world
number one here. That's like Lebron when Vessi drove all
the way down there and you know he doesn't do
random radio and then Vessai had to drive all the
way back up from San Diego. Beginning of our adverse
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relationship with Lebron James, he's a horrible person. The worst
we did. Ask Don McClain about Bryce James. Yeah, and
I thought he handled that diplomatically. About his diplomatically, I
believe his son played with him on that team. Didn't
good enough shows No, he did not, West definitely didn't.
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But hey, that's Arizona's problem. Though.
Speaker 4 (19:01):
One more story, minor sports stories or great sports talk.
Speaker 1 (19:06):
After Paul Farmino call me a clown, I went into
the bathroom and I looked in the mirror and said,
what if I am a clown. That's not what you did.
I'm a clown. That's not what you did. You went
into the bathroom and you looked and you said, you're
just a clown you are? Is that what you want?
A clan?
Speaker 2 (19:25):
That's all.
Speaker 1 (19:26):
They'll talk about your love for art and literature. One
more time. Minor sports story. You're gonna like this, one
man minor sports story is a great sports talk. Where's
the band? Exactly? Some New Year's anger Matt from our
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old friend? Who's your legend? Even before signetti? Steve Alter?
Oh yeah, upset about Oh you don't know, he's mad.
You know where Alford coaches Nevada? Yes? Yeah, Steve Alford
is now the coach in Reno. And say what you will.
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The Mountain West and basketball very competitive, San Diego State,
a lot of good teams. Boys, he's good, Colorado State's good.
New Mexico's obviously good. They are upset. They've gone on
three in conference to start the year at Nevada. Colorado
State beat him, he lose to Wyoming, and then Utah
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State kicked their nuts and on New Year's on New
Year's Eve, Utah State beat Steve Alford's team. And he's
been at Nevada. Great call by you since just a
good jump by you twenty nineteen. It's been a while.
He was at UCLA twenty thirteen, two twenty eighteen. Now
he was very angry. I believe he replaced Muss. Yeah,
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because Muss went to Arkansas, who's now at usc and
the world turns. Alfred was very upset. And we have
a great relationship with Alfred. He used to come on
the show all the time, well sort of. Well he
came on. We would be live right in front of
Paul Pavilion, his office less than fifty yards away, and
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he would call us on the telephone to do the
interview instead of walk out of his office onto the
stage where we were set up doing our live broadcast
on the West side of Los Angeles about to deal
with crippling traffic for the next two and a half
hour to be in to our homes. I mean it
was at least two first downs to get to us,
at let least twenty yards and scooter thieves. And he
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would look out the window at us down there while
he talked to us on the phone. Like Melissa Fant
above the carousel at Disneyland, you see Alfred peak through
the peak through the window and the curtains Venetian bluff.
Speaker 2 (21:51):
I going to go down there and talk to those
two idiots. I'm gonna do it on the phone. So
I'm gonna do even though they've made their way all
the way out here for a live.
Speaker 1 (21:57):
While Alfred did I mean first, that's strike one on Alford, right, Well, okay,
a lot of strike to st In the case of Alfred,
it's going to be about ten. One strike against him
is the feathered hair in twenty twenty five. The other strike,
and it's still very pronounced most definitely, the other strike
against him is that he wouldn't come down twenty yards
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away to do an interview with us. The other strike
was that he was not great at UCLA. The only
thing he was good out at UCLA was getting his
son to score points. They flew the banner over him.
You're very upset about that, Alford. Yeah, had both of
his sons, not just one, but Corey. There was a
term during the Steve Alford era daddy ball. Daddy ball
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is right. Well, he was very upset. On New Year's
Eve at the Lawler Events Center in Nevada, named after
Ralph Walling was out of town. We all know Ralph
Waller built the Nevada basketball post. Definitely spuggle your seed
being your seat belts, wolf Pack fans, uh he was
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upset because the band wasn't there on New Year's Eve.
Here he is in the press conference lamenting.
Speaker 6 (23:12):
That I appreciate the crowd. I thought we had a
really good crowd, especially with no band. No idea how
we don't have a band division on college basketball. I
can not believe we don't have a band. But besides that,
I thought our crowd was just outstanding and they take
a lot of energy, and the guys are fighting.
Speaker 1 (23:30):
Where was the band?
Speaker 6 (23:31):
A little their snake bit right now? In these close games,
you know, I thought we had him with about three
minutes ago. I liked where we were at.
Speaker 1 (23:39):
And then they as time out.
Speaker 6 (23:42):
They get a lay up, and then they get a
layup off eternal.
Speaker 1 (23:44):
Where's the band?
Speaker 6 (23:45):
That's you know, a two to three possession game that
we're trying to battle back from.
Speaker 2 (23:49):
I mean that time out they're playing technotronic instead of
having a band. Give me some heavy horns right there
on the baseline. Now, as the U we expected to win.
Speaker 1 (23:59):
As the U SEPA guy for a good ten years,
I can tell you that maybe there was never a
point where we never had a band, a Spirit of
Troy basketball band. Like maybe, but like on New Year's Eve?
I mean, where's the band on New Year's Eve? On
like between Christmas and New Year? In Reno, you might
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get like one dude with a horn and like one
tuba shows up.
Speaker 2 (24:26):
I want that guy with the bas drum on his back,
the bass drum, one man band. I just want the
one man band. He's playing the guitar.
Speaker 1 (24:33):
I mean, you lose three straight conference games and you're
blaming the band. Yeah, you know, where's the band? I
mean it's it's New Year's Eve. Division I school. We
can't get a band in here.
Speaker 5 (24:44):
No.
Speaker 6 (24:45):
I appreciate the crowd. I thought we had a really
good crowd, especially with no band.
Speaker 1 (24:49):
Who's in Reno? Who's in Reno on New Year? Listen?
He pounds the table to.
Speaker 6 (24:56):
I appreciate the crowd. I thought we had a really
good crowd, especially with no band.
Speaker 1 (25:00):
No idea how especially with no band. He was upset. Yeah,
he was like a Wally George, like, where's the band?
Speaker 3 (25:08):
Didn't he coach at UCLA for five years During finals
week in winter break, there is nobody at poly.
Speaker 1 (25:13):
Pavilion, not even them old fat guys in the tropical shirts.
But what about that alumnid band? That the alumni band,
alumni and just draggly as old, just the oldest hippies,
the oldest hippies. They are a threadbaar, who's a goddamn
thrift store Hawaiian shirt?
Speaker 3 (25:30):
I don't remember after a loss to like Cowstay in
north Ridge, when Bryce missed a shot at the end,
like uh.
Speaker 6 (25:34):
I appreciate the crowd. I thought we had a really
good crowd, especially with no band, no band, no idea,
how we don't have a band.
Speaker 1 (25:40):
You know, it's funny, you know who the idea we
don't have a band. Speaking of dirty UCLA hippies, you
know who the reno play by play guy is, John Ramie, Yeah, Raymie.
But Tulie ramis out there singing scarlet pagonia, Yeah, Raymie,
dirty hippie. I love that guy. Well, I'm sorry, there's
no band. It's it's it's a college and it's winter break.
Speaker 2 (26:04):
Coach Division one New Year's Eve, and we don't have
a band. There's no band. Kidding me, that's what you're
gonna open with. I thought the crowd was great, especially
with no band. I'll tell you what crowd. I know
how you guys were able to get up for this
one with no band, and how you could chant defense
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you didn't have the band to lead.
Speaker 3 (26:27):
You can imagine if Mick Cronin was asked that question
by Josh Lewin. Wait to go, coach, you overcame, no
band tonight it go?
Speaker 1 (26:33):
Excuse me? The hell is wrong with you? Slap your face.
A dumb ass question is that they're home for the holidays.
They don't need to be here, but don't need a band?
Where's where's a band? For a million dollars? I knew
you're gonna ask me about not having a band.
Speaker 6 (26:49):
I appreciate the crowd. I thought we had a really
good crowd. Band was no band? No idea how we
don't have a band.
Speaker 1 (26:55):
Here's thet.
Speaker 2 (26:58):
Yeah, the second part every there's no idea how we
don't have a band? Son kind of fly by night join?
Is this University of Nevada?
Speaker 1 (27:09):
Reino?
Speaker 4 (27:09):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (27:10):
Pretty nice there in Westwood from your Ivory tower? Not
so cool? And Reno is it their coach? I mean
they let the band go home for the holidays. I
mean you might want to have that conversation with your
basketball ops guy and then get the basketball ops guy
to call the band leader and be like Hey, I
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ain't no band leader who's on campus? Can you get
some band guys out there? Can we roll a couple cornets,
French horns, a tuba. Maybe get the Reno Philharmonic to
come out, well clarinet if the kids aren't there, get
the Reno Philharmonic to come out and play, you know,
right of the Valkyries.
Speaker 2 (27:49):
I've tracked down one obo, two suzophones. I got to
you got a melotron?
Speaker 1 (27:54):
Hell? Is that?
Speaker 3 (27:57):
What does he tell his team? Like, guys, you guys
played great. If we would had a band, you would
have wont I don't worry.
Speaker 1 (28:01):
About you know, we got to create a certain atmosphere
here at all. But if I don't hear Louis Louis
during the layup lines, do you do it? I'm really
sorry about the band we were able to get this matter.
(28:25):
You said that you got a feromon. What's that redback
instrument that just goes that you can play with your
mouth and baring the mouth harp?
Speaker 2 (28:35):
Yeah, pull one of the things out, three parts, Wong coach.
We got a we got a mouth harp, and we
got a ferremon. Here they play a washboard. They got
a wash jug band. We got a drug band, Brooch
Steak with a string.
Speaker 1 (28:53):
There's a proper bluegrass band playing at uh Country Joe's
down the Street. I know you wanted a band. It's
what I got for. We got a fiddle. This guy
plays the hell out of the spoons. It's gonna be great.
Don't worry, We'll mike him up. It'll be great. Good
luck on the Mountain West to Coach Offer, Oh God,
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Talk from seven until eight pm. Tiascar Hernandez will join
us in the very next hour, right at the bottom
of the hour. Sunday, the final regular season contest of
the twenty twenty five It's A twenty twenty four campaign
is in twenty twenty five. The Chargers at Raiders will
(30:04):
kick off at one twenty five pregame at eleven thirty
on our sister station ALT ninety eight point seven. Chargers
will learn of their playoff fate. I can't wait after
that contest? Do they go to Baltimore, Pittsburgh or Houston
in the wild Card round a week from either tomorrow
Sunday or perhaps even if it's a horrible Monday. All right,
(30:27):
it is time for some textosos, Matt.
Speaker 4 (30:29):
The secret text us.
Speaker 1 (30:30):
All fine, brought to you by your so called Toyota dealers.
We make it easy, all right, Matt, I'm not a
few text also's here to share with the people. We
talked to little college football, college basketball, and we had
some talks in the open. Indeed we did. Here's some
texts about those talks that we have. Wasn't Texas State
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where Kathy Ireland was a kicker. I believe you're referring, sir,
to the movie Necessary Roughness, where Scott Bakula was the quarterback,
Robert Loja as the coach, and look it how I
schemed it up and Sinbad was on the offensive Line's
funny could have even been the center. Uh, they were green,
(31:14):
but Texas State is not green. North Texas is green.
That's a great question. I think it was tex Yes,
it was Texas State, the fake at the time, not
the real Texas No, the real state and the bobcast
is new. It was like, Uh, Texas State was not
what the hell was it? It was Bacula hit the
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portal way way before his time, exactly right southwest Texas
State normal school is what it started out as, and
then it became something else. What was the one from
necessary with Texas State at the time, though it was
ficed this Texas State did not exist back then, so
that was a fictional university at the time Texas State
(32:00):
was could be a lawsuit now, exactly right. If money
is still into enjoying wings at adult establishments, there's a
plethora of fine wing, breast and leg places in Las Vegas.
For his trip with the Chargers for shame, Well, Matt,
it seems like pretty relevant since you know I was
(32:20):
sold he went to a strip club for wings. I
was sold on the idea that there was a wing established.
I'm sorry, hatched to the strip. Are you so shocked
that somebody mentioned it? Now that you're going to Vegas
this week. It should not be that. I don't know
why they would mention that. I don't know why Matt
is traveling in a tracksuit so he matches the rest
of the team. When they ordered his size, did they
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order his skinny ass the same size as the backup putter? What? Sure?
The backup punter is probably a lot bigger than Matt too,
most definitely and not fifty years old. I would suggest
that my track suit was probably the smallest size ordered
for anybody on the team or staff. Although no, we
do have a number of females on staff that also
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have the exact same traveling suit, so perhaps theirs is
a size smaller than my. I traded with a Japanese woman.
You should be more respectful of Nebraska. Did you forget
where you bought your gong from? You're right, Gong's unlimited
in Lincoln, Nebraska. Very nice people. I feel like they
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got their pound of flesh from us.
Speaker 2 (33:26):
Well, you got stats from Kate's stats from me, story
time from you. We had a hell of a time
talking Nebraska and Matt.
Speaker 1 (33:34):
We did have a lot of schedule talk without playing
the scheduled talk jingles, which upsets people.
Speaker 2 (33:41):
So.
Speaker 1 (33:43):
Schedule no time, there's nothing. Anytime I don't have time
to study, I'll never get schedule talk. This guy says,
this is a better headline than the one that ESPN
screwed up about the Notre Dame game being buoyed by translation.
(34:06):
Bothered me so much, this says, And it has a
picture of the Notre Dame coach and his one, two, three,
four or five six kids, And it says Marcus Freeman's
got six kids. Correct. It says Notre Dame football coach
dismounts from his wife long enough to coach a hell
of a football team.
Speaker 2 (34:22):
Yeah, you got a lot of kids. Catholic though you know, yes,
he is a Catholic. Catholic families. They spit out a
lot of kids.
Speaker 1 (34:29):
The old p over here moaning and grown in for
thirty minutes. And we could have had a full launch
pad instead with Izzy Brother, Bob Los, Mila Morris and
Gene Simmons. We having a phone line that would be
a launch We got both love Mela Morris here. Who
are Chargers, Raiders and Rams and Clippers and Lakers and
(34:50):
Dodger and Kings. They did a little the other day
where's the ducks? All right, everybody, we'll be right back
with more great sports talk. We're happy great sports talk
that you're with us. We have two more hours, a
lot still to come. A top story Scar Matt's going
to talk about the NFL, and then we'll talk Teoscar,
(35:11):
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is a great way to get the weekend started. Quick
hits Dead and Alive Guy, and then don't forget David
Vasse with a tioscar and Korean middle infielder celebration with
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David Veasse also in our very last segment, Anything You
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Speaker 1 (01:13):
Podcast andass is on at seven. Bessy is doing Dodger talk.
He's just floating around the building, quid floating around vass a. God,
it's so annoying.
Speaker 2 (01:21):
Try January man, Yeah, try out, go, try out, try out. Yes,
it's it's biceps in twenty twenty five. That's Dave's resolution.
All arms all, oh yeah, I gotta push up wow too.
Speaker 1 (01:36):
Every day. Pitch your elbows in. My god, you're gonna geez,
you're gonna blow your U c L. What's the matter
with you? My god, Dave Tuck, You're push up form.
I've ever seen it my life.
Speaker 2 (01:49):
I want to do it.
Speaker 1 (01:49):
Word uh quickly. We'll do the word of the day.
A couple of rumors every day, the word of the day.
Just a couple of things. Number One, we're watching North
Texas Texas State right now, big one for the California Championship.
Huge if they were either we're in California, they're not.
They're in Texas. Are you sure? Yes? Downident, I know
(02:11):
where Texas is.
Speaker 2 (02:12):
North Texas is in Denton, Texas State used to be
Southwest Texas State before they dropped the Southwest.
Speaker 1 (02:18):
North Texas is Denton, Texas. I've done a game there.
They actually have a Nice Stadium. Where is Texas State?
Speaker 2 (02:26):
I don't know, I just had it. It is in
San Marcos.
Speaker 1 (02:32):
Nice. Now there are two more little tiny toilet bowls
that are much more entertaining actually than all we got
left is tonight. Coming up after this one is the
Mayo Bowl. Oh, the Duke's Mayo Bowl, which makes it
gross because the announcers are like eating mayo, were listening
with their lips smack and all that. I hate I
(02:53):
hate it. Minnesota versus VA Tech. Watch that on mute
row the boat, and then tomorrow one final toilet bowl
at eleven am on the deuce. Now we'll be listening
to UCLA nebrask at eleven am. Well, no doubt, but
during the breaks you might want to go over to
the deuce and check out from the Atlantis Resorts. The
(03:16):
Bahamas Bowl Buffalo versus Liberty Leave in Tod, leave in Tod,
leave en Ta.
Speaker 2 (03:25):
Okay, that's a good deal for Buffalo. So I'll get
to head down to the Bahamas. Yeah, it's spend some
time on the water slides.
Speaker 1 (03:32):
The other word of the day, rumor and vasse. You
might want to know a little something about this jameling
around because they say in the South Bay here in La,
that Roki Sasaki has been working out at Mara Coast
to I just have it on another rumor mill another wire,
that Sasaki has taken it south down pH and he's
(03:57):
at Redondo Union High School working out home of athletes
and scholars. Let's go Seahawks. Now Redondo Union High also
known as are You High? Neither in San Diego County,
Not in San Diego County. No, However, a sprawling campus,
a sprawling campus, and the baseball field at Redondo does
(04:21):
not buttress up to Pch. In fact, Matt, it buttresses
up as an emotional buttress to Prospect. So you could
be driving down Prospect with your head on a swivel
in the South Bay and catch a glimpse of Roki Sasaki.
If you're going north, he'll be on your left, moving
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on your left South, Paul, mister meth If you're going south,
he'd be on your right side. You could see Sasaki
if gep your ice field. People. If in fact, if
in fact those rumors of him working out at Redondo
Union High School take him a sandwich from Riiras are true,
that would be the closest. There are many sandwiches that
(05:02):
I enjoy, but that would be a great sandwich option
for him. The breakfast burritos at Baron's or La Tigre
Fuego also quite popolar fannies. I mean, there are so
many South Bay options for Roki Sasaki, not to mention
the man is Japanese right next to a gigantic Japanese
community in Torrents there.
Speaker 3 (05:23):
So how about some more rumors about Sasaki. He has
been spotted shopping. He has been spotted shopping at the.
Speaker 1 (05:30):
Grove, oh, in the Holidays Grove. All that sounds like
a nightmare. Who would go to Third Street? Who would go?
Like unless he was like, unless there's like did he
go to Sushi Roku over there on Third Street before?
I don't know.
Speaker 3 (05:43):
It just says he's been spotted shopping at the Grove.
That's a good sushi giant right there.
Speaker 1 (05:48):
Yeah, but they got one right there in Manhattan Beach there,
go to the Grove, so that that maybe he wants
to go to that karaoke at the that little bar
inside court. To me, it rocks all the rumors about
Sasaki being in South Bay. If he's on Third Street,
then I could see him working out at Fairfax High
throwing the ball right right there, right by sporty La.
(06:09):
He's a book guy.
Speaker 3 (06:09):
There's a multi level Barnes and Noble there at the grove.
Speaker 1 (06:12):
Yeah, but they don't sell books anymore at Barnes and
Noble at all. It's all manga and legos, that's all
it is. So there's some news about the news. People
shopping with their kids farting up the store. Hey, I
farted once in a Barnes and doll. A lot of
people relax when they're looking at books. What is it
about bookstores? Because it's so quiet and you're just covering up.
(06:38):
I didn't know that lady was behind that partition. Why
would there be a lady in the manga section? She
peaks around the corner like telling that it's time for
the number of the day. Here's my number, number of
the day.
Speaker 2 (06:54):
Number of the day is seventy three. Uh, this is
getting egregious. Why do I why do we needs anybody
need out of work head coaches or out of work
head coach turned coordinators telling us they still have interest
in being a head coach in the NFL. I don't
(07:15):
need to hear from seventy three year old Pete Carroll
through a proxy.
Speaker 1 (07:22):
He would like to bear.
Speaker 2 (07:24):
I don't need Cliff Kingsbury, who flamed out in spectacular
fashion in Arizona, who took a single season at USC
and then another season, now is the offensive coordinator with
Jayden Daniels making sweet music together out there in the
nation's capital, telling me that he wants to be a
head coach again. No, s no crap, you want to
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be a head coach again? It pays handsomely. There are
only thirty two of these jobs. Pete Carroll was ushered
out of Seattle in insulting fashion that he now has
to tell people through proxies. Hey, you know, I'd really
be interested in getting that bears chab, you know, I mean,
I could do a lot of things with you know,
they need some leadership, somebody who knows how to be
(08:05):
a head coach.
Speaker 1 (08:06):
It's unfortunate because Pete really did have an epic career
and he left USC and shame and sanctions, and he
was fired by Seattle and they tried to act like
something different happened by guy that he brought in, right,
John Schneider, and they tried to act like it wasn't him.
That fired right, Like, oh, you know, Pete's just ready
to upstairs. That's all we're gonna do. And he's like, no,
(08:29):
you know, that ain't what happened at all. And at
a certain point it's like, dude, can't you just don't
you want to just.
Speaker 2 (08:33):
Call one hundred million dollars in your career? And I
will say this in relation to Pete Carroll as well,
as there's a two pronged approach to the number of
the day. I appreciate him telling us because here I
am watching a very compassionate, emotional speech at the Rock
and Roll Hall of Fame induction about Jimmy Buffett by
(08:54):
James Taylor as he delivers a speech about one of
his best friends, and as he gets together to play
come Monday, he uh has Kenny Chesney next to him.
All I can think about.
Speaker 1 (09:03):
Pete Carroll talking about Kenny Chesney plew the top off
the Tacoma Dome. I'll tell you last night I was
in the Tacoma Dome and Kenny Chesney to off the
top off. Thanks a lot, Pete. Yeah.
Speaker 2 (09:15):
Instead of just being able to stay in the moment
and maybe get a little misty about the way too
early loss, one of our great performers and Jimmy Buffett.
All I could think about was Kenny Chesney and that
stupid cowboy hat roof off the Tacoma Dome courtesy of
Pete Carroll.
Speaker 1 (09:31):
Yeah, and you know what, these guys want to be
the head coach again. I'll tell you why. Two words
strange wool. Ain't that the truth? I gotta hit the
road and I gotta give me some straight you know what.
You know what good thing about this trip? Baby? If
I get some strange wools?
Speaker 2 (09:49):
And I will say this as I am not a
big country music fan, current current day country music fan,
You're not sorry, Kate's Did you hear that.
Speaker 1 (10:01):
Kristin Cavalieri used to have sex with one of them country?
Speaker 4 (10:04):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (10:04):
Done, surprise me. He's a great f buddy. Yeah great.
It's such a classy lady, Christian. We just love hearing
from you. Make sure you send that one to your kids,
dirty strumpet. I didn't realize that Keith Urban had such
a severe case of guitar face that when he and
Frampton were going back and forth with dueling solos, and
he's he's an Australian, you know, like just serious guitar
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fas a convict. It's in his jeans. What do you want?
I'm like salami like face is when I playing my guitar.
It's a peanuts He got a problem? Cry, This isn't
a pack a lama. Got me a new nick tattoo?
How's you to look wrinkled? Runny? This is a song
(10:47):
of the day. Oh god no.
Speaker 5 (10:52):
Today's song of the day is called a von Gardner
from Australian singers, song a writer and musician Courtney Barnett's
The Lovely and Talented Courtney Barnett. Because a frog band
Friday is what you're listening to on the Petrosid Money Show,
carefully cultivating the garden of great sports talk with the
nourishing sounds of a full four hour radio program, while
(11:13):
galloping into the sunset where our good friend David Vasse
awaits with a fresh off season edition of Dodger Talk
coming up at seven.
Speaker 2 (11:23):
Thank you, Runny, taoscar Hernandez will join us in the
five o'clock hour.
Speaker 1 (11:29):
We still have a top story of the day, But
next I got a couple stories I dug out for you. Matt,
all right, it's gonna be like pulling muscles from a shell.
You're gonna love it. Stay with us, hanging there.
Speaker 2 (11:45):
Everybody got three games this weekend doubleheader tomorrow on AM
five to seventy basketball amateur and pro ranks. UCLA Nebraska
gets as started eleven AM with a tip and then
Clippers Hawks Adam Ouslin pregame six thirty, tip off seven
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thirty pm with Carlo.
Speaker 1 (12:09):
Clippers Hawks. I forgot about that guy. Yeah. I was
like Carlo, Carlo Caiglio, Carlo the Clipper guy. Yeah, Carlo
min Yeah, that's right. Uh.
Speaker 2 (12:19):
And then Sunday Chargers r Carlo Casekuzzo ninety eight points seven,
kickoff at one twenty five. We'll start the pregame at
eleven thirty.
Speaker 1 (12:27):
Okay, Matt, got a few stories here. What do we get? Well,
what do we get? We have minor sports stories for
great sports talk post. Importantly, well hold on, do that again, sorry, Ronnie,
We got to your scar next hour. That's a big
get right straight off the press conference. Big get.
Speaker 2 (12:46):
Everybody demanded the Dodgers resign him. They lock him up
three years sixty plush. Robbie drove there to talk to him,
and they blew him off exactly all right. Instead, Fred
just did a post about Rokie Sosaki on Instagram. Please
please stop liking those, Please stop him anyway. Check your inbox, Matt,
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it's there.
Speaker 4 (13:11):
Minor sports story, sports stories, great sports talk, chu.
Speaker 1 (13:19):
Chun shud, canniballistic, humanoid, underground dwellers, chud chess, chess chess, Yes, Matt,
not quite as high brow as your chud right chess,
angry chess guy story here Now, nobody loves chess more
than us. Hate that the truth. And then world chess
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number one a guy named me, Magnus Carlson. I thought
the world number one was Lebron. I knew he played
chess jj rad and he's awesome, smart, loves chess, loves
to be awesome. But Lebron is not the world number one,
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and he's no, He's no, Magnus Magnus Carlson. Magnet sounds
like someone who would be participating in a strongman competition.
Magnus Carlson, Well, he is the number one chess player
in the world. And now he's some and as somebody
that has been accused by the new CEO in this
(14:27):
building is dressing like a clown. That is exact that's
a direct quote Paul Corvino, our boss, that I dressed
like a clown. You know, he dressed like a clown,
and then he walked away and I was like of
a cup. Well, anyway, this guy's been accused like me,
of dressing like a clown. This is terrible. Now. Carlson
is a huge baller in chess. He's been the world
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number one for like ten years. He's been champed since
twenty thirteen. That's a big deal. Showed up at the
World Blitz Chess Championship in as you like to call it,
the big town, oh, the big time, New York City,
and he was wearing most jeans okay, jeans, stylish jeans,
expensive jeans out there now, a coat like a blazer okay,
(15:13):
and a button down shirt. He's thirty four years old. Jeez,
I've been number one since he was twenty four. My god,
here come the over officious chest jerks and they find
him two hundred dollars. Two hundred dollars. They said, we're
finding you two hundred bucks, which is like one hundred
and thirty euro for you dumbass. You're Norwegian idiot, Carlson.
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And they said you can only play if you change
your pants, and Carlson said, night, no jeans allowed. I
won't change like a like a country club, a chess
club is like no jeans. I will not change my pants.
And he left, left the tournament, left the tournament Number one,
number one leads raw. That's why everyone's there to Carlson
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played chess. He said it became a matter of principle
for him. Understandable. He said he's too old to care much.
And he says he won't appeal. Magnus said this if
this is the way they want to go, I guess
it goes both ways, right. Nobody wants to back down.
And this is where we are. It's fine by me.
(16:22):
I'll probably head off to somewhere the weather is a
bit nicer than here. Ooo. Burn on you wintertime, New York.
Not at the weather for the big town. Now, that's
a burn on New York City. That's a real sick burn.
Speaker 2 (16:37):
You got to be really stupid. That's twenty five to
tell someone they can't wear jeans to a chest turner.
Speaker 1 (16:41):
Well, the world chess number one said that he was
at a lunch meeting, changed his shoes, change his shirt,
and the blazer left panther loss jeans wasn't enough. Now
he is a Norwegian and I guess he's a little
bit of the bad boy of chess because recently that's
what we want. In twenty twenty two, Mates needs a
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bad boy. In twenty twenty two, Magnus accused Hans Nieman
of cheating after Hans beat him in a big tournament
in twenty twenty two. They settled a lawsuit last August
about the whole thing. Oh like he got accused of weslander.
Magnus said, you cheated, and Neeman said, strip me down.
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I did not cheat. It's like, how do you cheat
a chess right? I saw Bobby Fisher's with the movie
with the Laurence Fishburn turned out to be a real
nice guy. Well searching for Bobby Fisher. Hey, he had problems, Okay, Matt.
That brain's like the sort of damnoclets. He's gonna collapse
on itself. It's like a singularity. The chess governing body
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said that the rules were applied impartially and if you
wear those jeans you cannot play. No jeans alah, nothing
like a chess battle. Magnus versus Hans Magnus versus lawsuit
(18:08):
was Hans a couple of years back. This is magnus
versus the chess governing body, like, hey, I want to,
but he just laughed. Basically, you don't want the world
number one here. That's like Lebron when Vessi drove all
the way down there and you know he doesn't do
random radio and then Vessai had to drive all the
way back up from San Diego. Beginning of our adverse
(18:30):
relationship with Lebron James, he's a horrible person. The worst
we did. Ask Don McClain about Bryce James. Yeah, and
I thought he handled that diplomatically. About his diplomatically, I
believe his son played with him on that team. Didn't
good enough shows No, he did not, West definitely didn't.
(18:54):
But hey, that's Arizona's problem. Though.
Speaker 4 (19:01):
One more story, minor sports stories or great sports talk.
Speaker 1 (19:06):
After Paul Farmino call me a clown, I went into
the bathroom and I looked in the mirror and said,
what if I am a clown. That's not what you did.
I'm a clown. That's not what you did. You went
into the bathroom and you looked and you said, you're
just a clown you are? Is that what you want?
A clan?
Speaker 2 (19:25):
That's all.
Speaker 1 (19:26):
They'll talk about your love for art and literature. One
more time. Minor sports story. You're gonna like this, one
man minor sports story is a great sports talk. Where's
the band? Exactly? Some New Year's anger Matt from our
(19:48):
old friend? Who's your legend? Even before signetti? Steve Alter?
Oh yeah, upset about Oh you don't know, he's mad.
You know where Alford coaches Nevada? Yes? Yeah, Steve Alford
is now the coach in Reno. And say what you will.
(20:09):
The Mountain West and basketball very competitive, San Diego State,
a lot of good teams. Boys, he's good, Colorado State's good.
New Mexico's obviously good. They are upset. They've gone on
three in conference to start the year at Nevada. Colorado
State beat him, he lose to Wyoming, and then Utah
(20:31):
State kicked their nuts and on New Year's on New
Year's Eve, Utah State beat Steve Alford's team. And he's
been at Nevada. Great call by you since just a
good jump by you twenty nineteen. It's been a while.
He was at UCLA twenty thirteen, two twenty eighteen. Now
he was very angry. I believe he replaced Muss. Yeah,
(20:54):
because Muss went to Arkansas, who's now at usc and
the world turns. Alfred was very upset. And we have
a great relationship with Alfred. He used to come on
the show all the time, well sort of. Well he
came on. We would be live right in front of
Paul Pavilion, his office less than fifty yards away, and
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he would call us on the telephone to do the
interview instead of walk out of his office onto the
stage where we were set up doing our live broadcast
on the West side of Los Angeles about to deal
with crippling traffic for the next two and a half
hour to be in to our homes. I mean it
was at least two first downs to get to us,
at let least twenty yards and scooter thieves. And he
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would look out the window at us down there while
he talked to us on the phone. Like Melissa Fant
above the carousel at Disneyland, you see Alfred peak through
the peak through the window and the curtains Venetian bluff.
Speaker 2 (21:51):
I going to go down there and talk to those
two idiots. I'm gonna do it on the phone. So
I'm gonna do even though they've made their way all
the way out here for a live.
Speaker 1 (21:57):
While Alfred did I mean first, that's strike one on Alford, right, Well, okay,
a lot of strike to st In the case of Alfred,
it's going to be about ten. One strike against him
is the feathered hair in twenty twenty five. The other strike,
and it's still very pronounced most definitely, the other strike
against him is that he wouldn't come down twenty yards
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away to do an interview with us. The other strike
was that he was not great at UCLA. The only
thing he was good out at UCLA was getting his
son to score points. They flew the banner over him.
You're very upset about that, Alford. Yeah, had both of
his sons, not just one, but Corey. There was a
term during the Steve Alford era daddy ball. Daddy ball
(22:42):
is right. Well, he was very upset. On New Year's
Eve at the Lawler Events Center in Nevada, named after
Ralph Walling was out of town. We all know Ralph
Waller built the Nevada basketball post. Definitely spuggle your seed
being your seat belts, wolf Pack fans, uh he was
(23:05):
upset because the band wasn't there on New Year's Eve.
Here he is in the press conference lamenting.
Speaker 6 (23:12):
That I appreciate the crowd. I thought we had a
really good crowd, especially with no band. No idea how
we don't have a band division on college basketball. I
can not believe we don't have a band. But besides that,
I thought our crowd was just outstanding and they take
a lot of energy, and the guys are fighting.
Speaker 1 (23:30):
Where was the band?
Speaker 6 (23:31):
A little their snake bit right now? In these close games,
you know, I thought we had him with about three
minutes ago. I liked where we were at.
Speaker 1 (23:39):
And then they as time out.
Speaker 6 (23:42):
They get a lay up, and then they get a
layup off eternal.
Speaker 1 (23:44):
Where's the band?
Speaker 6 (23:45):
That's you know, a two to three possession game that
we're trying to battle back from.
Speaker 2 (23:49):
I mean that time out they're playing technotronic instead of
having a band. Give me some heavy horns right there
on the baseline. Now, as the U we expected to win.
Speaker 1 (23:59):
As the U SEPA guy for a good ten years,
I can tell you that maybe there was never a
point where we never had a band, a Spirit of
Troy basketball band. Like maybe, but like on New Year's Eve?
I mean, where's the band on New Year's Eve? On
like between Christmas and New Year? In Reno, you might
(24:22):
get like one dude with a horn and like one
tuba shows up.
Speaker 2 (24:26):
I want that guy with the bas drum on his back,
the bass drum, one man band. I just want the
one man band. He's playing the guitar.
Speaker 1 (24:33):
I mean, you lose three straight conference games and you're
blaming the band. Yeah, you know, where's the band? I
mean it's it's New Year's Eve. Division I school. We
can't get a band in here.
Speaker 5 (24:44):
No.
Speaker 6 (24:45):
I appreciate the crowd. I thought we had a really
good crowd, especially with no band.
Speaker 1 (24:49):
Who's in Reno? Who's in Reno on New Year? Listen?
He pounds the table to.
Speaker 6 (24:56):
I appreciate the crowd. I thought we had a really
good crowd, especially with no band.
Speaker 1 (25:00):
No idea how especially with no band. He was upset. Yeah,
he was like a Wally George, like, where's the band?
Speaker 3 (25:08):
Didn't he coach at UCLA for five years During finals
week in winter break, there is nobody at poly.
Speaker 1 (25:13):
Pavilion, not even them old fat guys in the tropical shirts.
But what about that alumnid band? That the alumni band,
alumni and just draggly as old, just the oldest hippies,
the oldest hippies. They are a threadbaar, who's a goddamn
thrift store Hawaiian shirt?
Speaker 3 (25:30):
I don't remember after a loss to like Cowstay in
north Ridge, when Bryce missed a shot at the end,
like uh.
Speaker 6 (25:34):
I appreciate the crowd. I thought we had a really
good crowd, especially with no band, no band, no idea,
how we don't have a band.
Speaker 1 (25:40):
You know, it's funny, you know who the idea we
don't have a band. Speaking of dirty UCLA hippies, you
know who the reno play by play guy is, John Ramie, Yeah, Raymie.
But Tulie ramis out there singing scarlet pagonia, Yeah, Raymie,
dirty hippie. I love that guy. Well, I'm sorry, there's
no band. It's it's it's a college and it's winter break.
Speaker 2 (26:04):
Coach Division one New Year's Eve, and we don't have
a band. There's no band. Kidding me, that's what you're
gonna open with. I thought the crowd was great, especially
with no band. I'll tell you what crowd. I know
how you guys were able to get up for this
one with no band, and how you could chant defense
(26:26):
you didn't have the band to lead.
Speaker 3 (26:27):
You can imagine if Mick Cronin was asked that question
by Josh Lewin. Wait to go, coach, you overcame, no
band tonight it go?
Speaker 1 (26:33):
Excuse me? The hell is wrong with you? Slap your face.
A dumb ass question is that they're home for the holidays.
They don't need to be here, but don't need a band?
Where's where's a band? For a million dollars? I knew
you're gonna ask me about not having a band.
Speaker 6 (26:49):
I appreciate the crowd. I thought we had a really
good crowd. Band was no band? No idea how we
don't have a band.
Speaker 1 (26:55):
Here's thet.
Speaker 2 (26:58):
Yeah, the second part every there's no idea how we
don't have a band? Son kind of fly by night join?
Is this University of Nevada?
Speaker 1 (27:09):
Reino?
Speaker 4 (27:09):
Yeah?
Speaker 1 (27:10):
Pretty nice there in Westwood from your Ivory tower? Not
so cool? And Reno is it their coach? I mean
they let the band go home for the holidays. I
mean you might want to have that conversation with your
basketball ops guy and then get the basketball ops guy
to call the band leader and be like Hey, I
(27:31):
ain't no band leader who's on campus? Can you get
some band guys out there? Can we roll a couple cornets,
French horns, a tuba. Maybe get the Reno Philharmonic to
come out, well clarinet if the kids aren't there, get
the Reno Philharmonic to come out and play, you know,
right of the Valkyries.
Speaker 2 (27:49):
I've tracked down one obo, two suzophones. I got to
you got a melotron?
Speaker 1 (27:54):
Hell? Is that?
Speaker 3 (27:57):
What does he tell his team? Like, guys, you guys
played great. If we would had a band, you would
have wont I don't worry.
Speaker 1 (28:01):
About you know, we got to create a certain atmosphere
here at all. But if I don't hear Louis Louis
during the layup lines, do you do it? I'm really
sorry about the band we were able to get this matter.
(28:25):
You said that you got a feromon. What's that redback
instrument that just goes that you can play with your
mouth and baring the mouth harp?
Speaker 2 (28:35):
Yeah, pull one of the things out, three parts, Wong coach.
We got a we got a mouth harp, and we
got a ferremon. Here they play a washboard. They got
a wash jug band. We got a drug band, Brooch
Steak with a string.
Speaker 1 (28:53):
There's a proper bluegrass band playing at uh Country Joe's
down the Street. I know you wanted a band. It's
what I got for. We got a fiddle. This guy
plays the hell out of the spoons. It's gonna be great.
Don't worry, We'll mike him up. It'll be great. Good
luck on the Mountain West to Coach Offer, Oh God,
(29:21):
Petro San Money. AM five seventy LA Sports Live everywhere
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at doubleheader. You see LA at Nebraska tip off at
eleven right here and then also right here. It's a
basketball double header on AM five seventy LA Sports. Clippers
versus Hawks will tip off at seven thirty. Adam Austin
(29:42):
will have the pregame at six thirty tonight. No play
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Talk from seven until eight pm. Tiascar Hernandez will join
us in the very next hour, right at the bottom
of the hour. Sunday, the final regular season contest of
the twenty twenty five It's A twenty twenty four campaign
is in twenty twenty five. The Chargers at Raiders will
(30:04):
kick off at one twenty five pregame at eleven thirty
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will learn of their playoff fate. I can't wait after
that contest? Do they go to Baltimore, Pittsburgh or Houston
in the wild Card round a week from either tomorrow
Sunday or perhaps even if it's a horrible Monday. All right,
(30:27):
it is time for some textosos, Matt.
Speaker 4 (30:29):
The secret text us.
Speaker 1 (30:30):
All fine, brought to you by your so called Toyota dealers.
We make it easy, all right, Matt, I'm not a
few text also's here to share with the people. We
talked to little college football, college basketball, and we had
some talks in the open. Indeed we did. Here's some
texts about those talks that we have. Wasn't Texas State
(30:50):
where Kathy Ireland was a kicker. I believe you're referring, sir,
to the movie Necessary Roughness, where Scott Bakula was the quarterback,
Robert Loja as the coach, and look it how I
schemed it up and Sinbad was on the offensive Line's
funny could have even been the center. Uh, they were green,
(31:14):
but Texas State is not green. North Texas is green.
That's a great question. I think it was tex Yes,
it was Texas State, the fake at the time, not
the real Texas No, the real state and the bobcast
is new. It was like, Uh, Texas State was not
what the hell was it? It was Bacula hit the
(31:36):
portal way way before his time, exactly right southwest Texas
State normal school is what it started out as, and
then it became something else. What was the one from
necessary with Texas State at the time, though it was
ficed this Texas State did not exist back then, so
that was a fictional university at the time Texas State
(32:00):
was could be a lawsuit now, exactly right. If money
is still into enjoying wings at adult establishments, there's a
plethora of fine wing, breast and leg places in Las Vegas.
For his trip with the Chargers for shame, Well, Matt,
it seems like pretty relevant since you know I was
(32:20):
sold he went to a strip club for wings. I
was sold on the idea that there was a wing established.
I'm sorry, hatched to the strip. Are you so shocked
that somebody mentioned it? Now that you're going to Vegas
this week. It should not be that. I don't know
why they would mention that. I don't know why Matt
is traveling in a tracksuit so he matches the rest
of the team. When they ordered his size, did they
(32:41):
order his skinny ass the same size as the backup putter? What? Sure?
The backup punter is probably a lot bigger than Matt too,
most definitely and not fifty years old. I would suggest
that my track suit was probably the smallest size ordered
for anybody on the team or staff. Although no, we
do have a number of females on staff that also
(33:03):
have the exact same traveling suit, so perhaps theirs is
a size smaller than my. I traded with a Japanese woman.
You should be more respectful of Nebraska. Did you forget
where you bought your gong from? You're right, Gong's unlimited
in Lincoln, Nebraska. Very nice people. I feel like they
(33:24):
got their pound of flesh from us.
Speaker 2 (33:26):
Well, you got stats from Kate's stats from me, story
time from you. We had a hell of a time
talking Nebraska and Matt.
Speaker 1 (33:34):
We did have a lot of schedule talk without playing
the scheduled talk jingles, which upsets people.
Speaker 2 (33:41):
So.
Speaker 1 (33:43):
Schedule no time, there's nothing. Anytime I don't have time
to study, I'll never get schedule talk. This guy says,
this is a better headline than the one that ESPN
screwed up about the Notre Dame game being buoyed by translation.
(34:06):
Bothered me so much, this says, And it has a
picture of the Notre Dame coach and his one, two, three,
four or five six kids, And it says Marcus Freeman's
got six kids. Correct. It says Notre Dame football coach
dismounts from his wife long enough to coach a hell
of a football team.
Speaker 2 (34:22):
Yeah, you got a lot of kids. Catholic though you know, yes,
he is a Catholic. Catholic families. They spit out a
lot of kids.
Speaker 1 (34:29):
The old p over here moaning and grown in for
thirty minutes. And we could have had a full launch
pad instead with Izzy Brother, Bob Los, Mila Morris and
Gene Simmons. We having a phone line that would be
a launch We got both love Mela Morris here. Who
are Chargers, Raiders and Rams and Clippers and Lakers and
(34:50):
Dodger and Kings. They did a little the other day
where's the ducks? All right, everybody, we'll be right back
with more great sports talk. We're happy great sports talk
that you're with us. We have two more hours, a
lot still to come. A top story Scar Matt's going
to talk about the NFL, and then we'll talk Teoscar,
(35:11):
and then we'll do a blaxploitation film noir corner, which
is a great way to get the weekend started. Quick
hits Dead and Alive Guy, and then don't forget David
Vasse with a tioscar and Korean middle infielder celebration with
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