Football #4: Cowboys vs Patriots & TX vs OU

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Welcome into the Treehouse Football Podcast.
If my counting serves me correctly, this

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would be Treehouse Football Podcast number four, one, two, three, yeah,

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four. We're up to four now, gentlemen. Congratulations, Yeah we

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made it. Yeah one said we
wouldn't, and here we are. It

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was a big, big weekend or
North Texas Sports, obviously mainly discussing the

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Dallas Cowboys shellacking of the vaunted New
England Patriots. Turns out, so far

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into this early season, the Cowboys
will either kick the ship out of you

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or let you kick the ship out
of them, so at least there's not

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a whole lot of middle ground so
far this season. It's either or.

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There is really only one thing I
know for certain at this point in this

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football season, and that's it.
Chicago Bears are absolute garbage. I mean

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that's really yeah. Yeah, that
right there is one of those. Is

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another one of those hot takes that
this year football podcast is known for.

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All right, good, okay,
I wasn't. I'm not the only one

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that, by episode four is only
the only one that's been slow clapped.

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Yes, thank you, that was
medium clap. That was a medium clap.

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I'll tell I'll till I'll still take
it. You're in the middle of

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it, you're rushed, You're in
the middle of a tropical storm. So

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that's a slow clap. If it
wasn't flooding, they got them on the

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side of a mountain. Is a
small river flowing down the past my driveway.

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So not only is Philippe kind of
a dick because he's French, he's

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also a dick because he's just sitting
around on top of my house out here

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in the Caribbean. But don't worry
about me. I'll be fine. Yeah.

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It was interesting, man. It
was the first time with this Cowboys

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game because it was Belichick's largest defeat
in history. It's the first time I've

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ever heard people talking about how his
job was in danger because of just how

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bad they look. And I never
thought people need to stop that they really

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do this. It is a very
rare thing in the NFL period. Historically,

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there's only a handful of examples where
coaches were able to hang onto their

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jobs for as long as they wanted
them. And it's damn near impossible by

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today's NFL standards to hang onto your
job as a head coach for as long

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as you want it. Bill Belichick
is one of those very few who has

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earned it. And I'm pretty sure
by Craft would agree. It's hard for

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me to fathom someday Bob Kraft saying, you know what, I'm done with

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you, I mean his I mean
Belichick's girl did it like, I mean,

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she's like, I'm done with you, and that now you know,

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that's what you know? That's well
she leaves, hey, and then the

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team confidence leaves like, I don't
know what, Like he's given it to

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Bob Craft far better than he ever
did to his girlfriend. Well, I

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mean, no, no, that's
a very that's a very strong statement,

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because Bob likes to go to the
Rubin tugs and so I don't know.

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And maybe the reason why is because
he's not getting it good enough from from

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from old Belichick. So maybe you're
right there, Roj. That's what I'm

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saying, man. And he's like, hey, man, if you're gonna,

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if you're gonna let me down on
the field, you better step it

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up in here. And he's like, hey, man, if you if

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we're not if we're not getting wins
and we're not getting o's, they're they're

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both kind of in the same boat. They lost their their favorite wingman,

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and they're realizing that Max's not the
it's not going to do it, so

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they'll stay around. They asked him
nicely. I think he was on double

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secret probation and just failed. Anyway, let's backtrack. It's good to be

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a Cowboys fan right now ish,
and it's a bad time to be a

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Bears fan. I'm not sure who
I feel sorry or for right now,

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Bears fans or Justin Fields personally,
but there's nothing we can do about that

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in this Yere Treehouse Football podcast.
So let's go back to focusing on what

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the Cowboys are able to do against
the Patriots, which was a visibly distraught

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Bill Belichick by did you guys see
it? They? I think they showed

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it a couple of times where he's
just rubbing his face. Oh God,

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I don't want to be here.
Yeah. I think the difference was from

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the week before with at Arizona was
Trayvon Diggs had gone out, and I

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think the whole team was like,
like, maybe subconsciously, maybe consciously,

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we're like, you know what,
we don't have him there, so are

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we vulnerable on defense? In the
defensive backfield. I think when Bland stepped

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up this week. It was like, Okay, we can we can play

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as hard as we want to now
because we have somebody. I'm not saying

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he's as good. I mean,
that was a great debut for that guy,

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phenomenal. I'm not saying, excuse
me, as good as Treyvon Diggs.

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But I think they're now confident,
like, okay, we got we

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got that covered, so we're good, We're good to go. And I

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think they played like that. There
was a sigh of relief that they have

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him back there now, and then
they played all out because a thirty five

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point defeat has never happened in the
history of Bill Belichick's career. I think

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it's important to point out also that
you now have when you look at who

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has scored touchdowns for the Cowboys so
far this season, you have defensive guys

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that have more touchdowns than offensive guys, which makes for a fun locker room.

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And I think what may have happened
is you may be you may be

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circling on something there Raj that they
lost Trayvon Diggs a few days before the

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game in Arizona. Maybe that affected
them, whether it was game planning or

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whatever, it was a mental state
can't really speak to that. That's on

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that's that's an inside thing there.
They would of course say, no,

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it didn't. But however, when
you get an additional week to plan for

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his absence and those guys behind him
get more reps in practice, then maybe

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that's part of the reason Deron Bland
had such a big game and the defense

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felt a little more confident. It
also helps when you know you you just

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kind of play good all the way
around and not lay a turd in the

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middle of the desert. And I
also want to, you know, give

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credit to Vandoresh for scoring a touchdown
before he gets injured at some point,

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because he did you have the same
thought I did, because he only he

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only had like he only had like
seven or eight yards between when he scooped

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that ball to get to the end
zone, afraid that something would get him

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in those seven or eight yards.
As soon as he crosses the end zone,

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he starts reaching fred his hammy or
something that I was worried he was

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gonna start doing some celebration dance and
then all of a sudden that hammy was

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gonna pope. He goes to he
goes into his wolf hallet. He just

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breaks his entire spine. Yeah.
I was when when when the when the

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ball spike, I was like,
check his shoulder, somebody check his shoulder.

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He's out. He's out for the
season. He's out for He pulled

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a Martine gramatica the field goal win
and touring his he l it is.

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It is an interesting tradition so far
in recent years, the white linebackers of

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the Cowboys seem to be made of
glass. Between Van Dersh and Sean Lee,

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both very good players, and Sean
Lee, if it wasn't for injuries,

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might be uh, you know,
steamrolling into the Ring of Honor,

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maybe even you know, a Hall
of Fame type of thing. Yeah,

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Whereas you get teams like the Steelers
where their linebacking uh cores is scary.

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So there's been a shift from the
old linebackers of the Cowboys day, you

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know, in the Cowboys history,
to today where it's like, man,

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you just got to keep them in
a bubble. Yeah, I just you

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know, when you're when your last
name is vander Esh like, I don't

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know, I'm like, who put
you up to this? Who wanted?

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Who wanted? Whose dreams are you
fulfilling? Why are you messing with Layton's

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last name? To me, his
first name is wimper. But yeah,

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but then you combined the whole thing
and it's like, yeah, he says

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his name and something gets torn,
Like that's that's like he just tears his

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throat and he's out for the season
again. Yeah. I was. When

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I saw him scoop up the ball, was like, slow, slow,

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slow down, buddy, Just you're
there, You're there, nobody's behind you.

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And then he went up and he
went to spike that ball. I

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was like, hey, yeah,
he's gonna f something up right now.

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And then he ran off the field
and then he played it great for the

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rest of the game. I was
like, all right, I'm just waiting

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for the news to come out.
Like you know what it was he adrenaline.

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He didn't realize that he had lost
an arm. Uh. After the

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celebration, we saw it on the
field. We didn't know whose it was.

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We picked it up, we assumed
it was his, and we kept

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just put it on ice in the
blue tint. But I mean, how

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clutch. I mean, let's just
I mean, how fun is it to

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watch ceedee lamb Like that is just
he's just so much fun to watch,

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and he's you know what, I'm
really glad you brought him up because who

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I'm actually very finally excited for is
Michael Gallup. Yeah, and not just

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because he's coming off that knee injury
last year, but because for so much

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of his career they've basically just said
all right, you go along. And

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I've heard before because it wasn't like
he didn't he didn't understand, or he

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didn't know the playbook or the plays
well enough, or he wasn't good at

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certain routes, so he had to
improve on running you know, all the

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other routes that are available besides the
all right, just go deep. But

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that for so long seemed like that's
all they used him for. Lately,

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though, they've been using him in
uh, in space and he's a physical

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receiver, yeah, like Ceedee lamb
Is. You know, he's more of

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the speed and shifty guy, whereas
Michael Gallop, he's he can make you

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miss, but he also just run
your ass over. So I've actually enjoyed

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them putting the ball in his hands
in space and watching him do things with

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it, as opposed to just all
right, Michael, you just you just

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go along, Yeah, I mean
Gallup was more of a like a brute

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force. And then you got Ceedel
Lamb, who's like finesse. He's like

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fun, like he's the fun guy
to watch, like you like when you

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know, like it's like Jerry Rice, like it was fun to watch Montana

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and Rice like when that ball was
in the area, like, Okay,

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he's got it unless something bizarre happens, like he would catch things that you

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don't think you can catch. And
Ceedee Lamb reminds me of that where it's

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like it's in the air and you're
like, ah, he's got it,

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and then he comes down with it
and he just looks. He looks around

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like what y'all think I wasn't gonna
get it. I got it. Like

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that's how we like. That's how
he like tosses the ball back to the

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rets like this is yours. I
had it for a second, like you

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know what I mean. And that's
kind of it's fun to overall the great

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man that it's a great feeling.
I mean, if you had said at

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the beginning of the year, the
Cowboys will be off to a three and

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one start, we all would have
said, I'll take it. Yeah,

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However, once you learned that one
loss was against a winless Arizona team,

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You're like, yeah, four and
oh but I think that's also the life

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of a Cowboys fan, is you
always have higher expectations. Yeah, but

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didn't it. I mean, your
two blowout wins are we're so much fueled

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by defense, you know, I
mean your offense offense is still so sketchy.

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It is, and it's it is
something that the Cowboys have to contend

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with the fact that the the Cowboys
defense has a better red zone scoring percentage

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than the offense does. Yeah,
but hopefully they'll get that figured out.

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Yeah, They've got time. And
I think for the most part, everyone's

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fairly healthy. So I think it's
uh, oh, well that was weird.

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Uh that a phone call? Okay, did you did you see it

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light up? And then before the
full ring happened you silenced it? That

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was that was lightning fast cat like
I have, I have ceedee lamb like

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reflexes. He's piloting the millennium falcon. Uh. Yeah, I think they're

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I think they're, you know,
fairly healthy as far as the offense goes,

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and I think that takes time over
week by week and they've had that

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time, They've had time to get
everybody on that side healthy, and they've

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got nothing as far as the debut, seeing that if you play all out

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like that every week, I think
the the debut of Trump Bland, I

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think that's I mean, I think
they can have some confidence and rest kind

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of easy that they got that side
of the game figured out. So Yeah.

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The on the downside, though,
is not everything on the offensive side

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is healthy because Tyron Smith is now
injured, which I mean, I'm not

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really that surprised. I don't think
anyone is. And there's a reason.

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There's a reason why they've made changes
that they have, because they've been planning

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for him not to you know,
go through a full season and it's and

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it's it's sad when those things happen, but it's also not surprising. As

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someone that's been left tackle in the
league for a long time, I'm surprised

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you can still walk at all.
Yeah, but you know, it is

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an interesting thing, Raj, because
you brought up, you know, the

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old school forty nine ers, and
that leads us into the matchup this week,

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which is the big test early on
in the season. Is Yeah,

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you know, three and one Cowboys
undefeated forty nine ers at San Francisco,

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and you know during the game they're
going to be playing all the old montages

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from the nineties of this Steve Young
forty nine Ers and the Akman Cowboys going

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head to head in playoff games and
title games, and you know, the

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road to the Super Bowl went through
those two teams for so many years,

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and now maybe, just maybe it
might happen again instead of in the divisional

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round where they keep kicking the crap
out of us. Yeah, and hang

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on and all of that in the
you know ninety See, you don't think

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they're gonna you know, you don't
think you'll see the catch at least one

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hundred times. Yes, it's better
enough as a Cowboys fan to be sick

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of the catch for this, for
the catch's sake, just just for what

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it meant in that one damn game. But the fact that you then have

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to be subjected to it for the
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Unless they unless they handle a win, then they won't show that. Then

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we'll be like, oh, you
know, they've overcome that. Whatever they

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just optics wise, I don't think
they would. But the I mean the

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the the guy who had the game
of the week last week is Christian mccaff

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I mean, you gotta, you
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And I don't know how you do
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game plan is, but that guy
is just the real deal when it comes

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to San Francisco. I mean he
basically between him and brod Perty they won't.

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Those two won that game last week
for those guys. So if we

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can, if you can, if
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I don't care if you have to
have ninety the defense just on that one

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guy. I don't know what you
do. I'm not I'm not there calling

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the place. I'm not trying to
figure out strategy. I'm just saying,

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if somebody's got a a club and
doesn't mind going to prison, I'm just

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saying, if we can, you
know, if we can, I guess

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I I guess. Yeah. You
could pull a Tanya Harding, or you

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call up one of those phone numbers
in the back of a in the back

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of a magazine somewhere to yeah,
have someone do it for you, whatever

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it is. Yeah, wherever wherever
you find hit Man. I don't know

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how it goes Uh, or you
guys are white. Where do you find

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it? Man? Uh, come
on, that's not fair. I watch

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a lot of investigation Discovery, It's
very fair. I don't know about it

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then, But because of Trey's affection
for crazy women, I guarantee you he

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knows chicks. Just just just yeah, just just tell one of your crazy

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exs that you now play for San
Francisco and your name is Christian Mcca and

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you'll be at this particular location at
this particular time, ice skating around as

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Trey calls up every single Tanya Harding
in his little Black book to come get

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him. Probably just called Tanya Hearty. She's not doing anything. Maybe cheap

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too, Yeah, you probably get
her on cameo. All right. So,

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speaking of uh going back Cowboys against
forty nine Ers. So the media

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has been chewing up, has been
chewing up that storyline all week because of

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the recent woes the Cowboys have had
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So they decided to instead of let
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win over the Patriots at home last
week. Yeah, they decided to then

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ask Dak in the post game about
the lead up to the forty nine ers

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rematch, Dak, what was the
film leaving that locker in last January against

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those guys. At this point Dak
starts to answer, he looks, he

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looks back down towards the middle of
the room, and then he cocks his

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head back to the right towards that
reporter with the face of you serious.

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Yeah. Yeah, but it's not
very often you see that killer look from

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Dak out, you know, off
the field. But that's intimidating. Yeah,

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I love it. I didn't know
because I saw, I didn't know

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where it was like. When he
thought thought about his answer, I'm like,

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where is this gonna go? Well, let's find out. Yeah,

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I mean it's obvious. I mean
we're so far past that, to be

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honest with you, but that's obvious. I mean, you just want to

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piss me off going to this weekend. I appreciate that. I do,

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Actually I do, so Trey knows
from dealing with crazy women. Yeah,

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when they look at you with that
look in their eyes and they tell you,

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I appreciate you doing this for me. I don't care what you're wearing,

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what you're not wearing. You do
not stop and grab anything you run,

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run. Yeah, you don't stop
running, and you do not look

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back because she'll be there. And
if you're this reporter, you don't look

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back because Dak will be there,
apparently, but that lets you know how

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well they're doing when that's the only
question you can come up with is well,

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what about last January? And like, hey, how about we enjoy

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this moment? How about it?
Also? And also to point out last

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January's last January, they're a different, somewhat different team this year. We're

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a somewhat different team this year.
Although to be fair, the forty nine

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ers actually look better right now than
they did last January. Let's get back

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to what Dak had to say about
the reporter. You just want to piss

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me off going to this weekend.
I appreciate that. I do, Actually

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I do. Yeah, I appreciate
that. Appreciate that lost drive. You

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guys, I mean every day,
every day, every day time, every

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day. And then he shifts to
the smile and the laugh, like,

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Okay, yeah, I've been in
situations in my stand up where I've had,

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you know, a predominantly black audience
and I've picked on a guy a

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little too long. I get that, Like, oh, it's cool,

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man, keep going, it's cool, keep going. And I'm like,

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oh, he doesn't mean keep going, he means stop right damn now before

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I punch you in your face.
And I'm like, oh man, we're

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good. I was just kidding,
man, we're good. And then this

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smile happens, like not mag you're
fine. I'm like, okay, we're

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good. Now. Now now we're
good. He's smiling. Uh, And

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I'm gonna move on and I'll never
talk to that person again. And usually

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they'll come up afterwards and like that
was good man. I was like,

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I appreciate not murdering me, thank
you. So yeah, I've witnessed that

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look firsthand. And for that reporter, I'm sure he was just like please,

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we're they're filming this show, some
show, some yeah. Well yeah.

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I think I think he found a
little bit of solace in the fact

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that he was surrounded by people.
So there's safety in numbers, and you

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know, there's also a number of
cameras and things recording devices in general.

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However, I think you need to
be careful when you make fun of a

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grown NFL player who's wearing a suit
from the way, sup. Yeah,

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but no longer are suit pants the
norm now they just wear shorts or suit

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shorts that match the jacket. Yeah, and that's it. That's it.

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Yeah, that's a confident look.
I mean, because you know someone's gonna

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say something, or you want somebody
to say something about your suit shorts.

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That's why it's NFL players that and
some NBA players that wear it, because

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only professional athletes can get can wear
that. When everybody goes, oh,

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that looks good, deep down you
want to make fun of it, but

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you're like, what are the odds
of them whooping my ass? And you're

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like, man, that's pretty good. Let's compliment. I've actually thought about

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buying one of those and sending it
to Trey. He just looks looked like

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one of those kids from the nineteen
twenties outside of a school. That's his

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year book photo from from nineteen twenty
six. No thought, sorry, try,

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I thought, looks like you're about
to say something that I couldn't tell

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if your screen locked up or you
did. I did. Well, let's

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hope it's limited to just you and
not the Cowboys against the forty nine ers

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this week. Yeah. I don't
like I, none of us. Let's

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just be honest, none of us
can pull that suit look off. I've

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seen a few. I've seen it
like Lebron pulls it off because he's Lebron.

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Uh, and nobody's gonna say anything
to him. Look, you can

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accomplish great things with enough money,
and then that includes buying people around you

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not to tell you how stupid you
look. Yeah, and I just and

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hats off to the maker of that
or the designer of that combination because they

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went in like, you know what, someone is gonna wear this well,

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not only that it's it's brilliant because
they're charging more for less material. Had

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There's the most any thing you've ever
said. Let's call it like I said,

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you listening to the Treehouse. Visit
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on air dot com. You are
back in the Treehouse Football Podcast. I'm

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Daniel Maling along with Trede Trenholm and
Raj Sharma. Now that we have covered

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the Cowboys forty nine ers very minimally, let's move on to the next big

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matchup this weekend. I'm speaking,
of course, about our very own trade

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trend Holmes Longhorns going up against the
Sooners of Oklahoma. Yeah, this would

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be one of those great times where
if I really wanted to fabricate some conflict

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inside the treehouse, I could say, you know what, I was born

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in Oklahoma. Some people think I've
moved back as opposed to living on a

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Caribbean island. That's not true,
but whatever. Most people don't willingly move

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back to Oklahoma. In fact,
I don't think I know anyone that ever

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has. So if I wanted to, I could say I was born in

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Oklahoma, and I'm a Sooner till
I die and f those Horns. And

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but I really don't give a damn
except I do love this game because it

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is one of the all time great
college football matchups. Every single year,

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it doesn't typically matter what the rankings
are for either team. It's you just

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have no idea, roll all the
expectations, what you think should happen out

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the window, and you just sit
back and just watch two schools play each

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other that absolutely hate each other's guts. Yeah, and and and it's such

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a cool, uh visually when you
look at the Cotton Bowl and it's half

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of orange, half red, and
it's such so much fun, and this

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it just has all the ear markings
of just breaking my heart. And that's

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why I am just a nervous wreck
this week because any time, I mean

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especially, I mean it seems like
most years, oh you has the momentum

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and even if we're both ranked and
whatever, both but this year with Texas

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has like a little more momentum and
they're higher ranked. It's like this is

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when Texas just usually guts me.
And so I'm I'm looking forward to the

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game, but man, I am
so nervous because I just it has all

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the everything in the history of Texas
just of being just a huge letdown,

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and I'm gonna be crying. It's
a good thing that it It's a good

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thing that the Cotton Bowl doesn't have
a roof, because your anxiety would be

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going through it. Yes, are
you going to the game? Probably not?

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Okay, probably end up having to
work. Oh gosh, I was.

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I just thought you were that nervous, like you couldn't Well, it's

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not just nerves on his part.
If Tray was actually go to the game

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and and Texas was to let him
down in the way that he is so

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fearful, then there'd be more red
in the stands, but not from the

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ou Crimson. Yeah, you know, and again going back to just looking

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good? Uh u two? Does
you two looks really really good? Every

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game I've watched this year so far, so good man? They oh time

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out. I'm not. I'm not, I'm not. I'm not saying.

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The last time you said they look
really good, Yeah, it was about

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the Cowboys and then like four dudes
got hurt, including Trayvon Diggs for the

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year. So are you are you
putting are you putting that your hex on

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on Trey's longhorns? No, I'm
just saying, oh, you looks good,

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and let's yeah, I said,
oh you look actually yeah, let

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him say, oh you looks great. Yeah, that's what I'm fine.

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What do you What did you guys
think I was talking about? Oh you

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looks fantastic. And I think they're
gonna everybody's gonna stay healthy throughout the entire

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game and nobody's gonna go down with
a massive injury. That's that's my prediction

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for the Oklahoma Sooners. Trey,
how do you feel about going to the

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game now? Much better? So, at least if you go to the

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game right now, your expectations are
to have a happy cordy dog afterwards,

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as opposed to a sad Yeah.
I you know, I've always That's why,

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you know, when out of high
school, I applied to UT and

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uh, you know I got in. I missed, I missed, uh

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registering for classes by an hour because
of the grid. It's so weird to

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follow, but they don't let you
have to wait till the next semester.

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So I ended up going to Southwest
with the idea of transferring over just because

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of like watching growing up watching UT
football and seeing that that pageantry in that

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and that uh and that rivalry and
and the team spirit. And then I

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went to Southwest and when you're like
seeing the stadium is half red and half

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orange, and I'm like seeing a
stadium that's like the one half has you

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know, four people in it and
the other half. Uh. You know

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our vagrants that wandered in, just
the homeless from Austin. They didn't have

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anywhere to go. Uh. And
then no, no, no, it's

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not that they didn't have anywhere else
to go. It's because Austin busted them

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to you for the weekend so they
wouldn't bother all the Longhorn fans and and

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and I'm curious about this because I've
never really been to the Southwest Texas campus

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and what is now Texas State.
But from all the stories I've heard throughout

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the years, not just from the
uage, but from anybody that's ever been

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there or attended school there, it's
not that Texas State or Southwest Texas doesn't

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have its own pageantry and traditions.
They're just very different than the ones to

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its big brother to the north.
Yes, very very different. You guys

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like Longhorns have a long pedigree of
successful football and athletics, whereas Southwest Texas

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has a pedigree of its own chlamydia
stream yes, which which somebody and a

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listener actually posted h to my page. It was like, you know what,

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I went to Southwest Texas and he's
like, I was really good at

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talking to women and he got chamydia
twice in the same semester. So I

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think he's in our ring of honor
or in some sort of or some or

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he had ringworm of honor. I
don't know what. I don't know what

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happened, but it's more of a
circle of chlamydia. Yeah. He I

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was like, man, I was
like, you are a legend. We've

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heard about you on campus like two
time. Committee dude, Yeah we got

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you. Uh but like yeah,
but you see, you see all this

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this great stuff and now you know
Texas State is now. They're like I

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remember going back the first time years
and years and years ago and seeing like

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the kids on campus wearing like Texas
State shirts like with the because they changed

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the logo on it, and people
were walking around. I'm like, what

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is this bolt of school pride?
What is happening right now? We do

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not do this? Uh? What
is this thing about going to class?

405
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Yeah? What is what are you
guys graduating? What are you talking about?

406
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That's all this that is not the
point of this university. There's a

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river, let's go float it and
let's reassess. Okay, we need to

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get our priorities back in line.
We have a drive through beer barn that

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doesn't even they don't even. Yeah, I mean when you have a director

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that sells booze like you can get
like you can get a Dacora to go,

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I'm like, what do you mean, Like, oh, we just

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put tape across the top. I'm
like, I love this place. So

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is the drive through Booze Barn at
Southwest Texas. Was it actually across the

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street from campus on campus or was
it like in the bookstore. Uh,

415
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yes, there's a bar. There's
a bar on campus in the student union.

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There there's a full on bar.
And they had this whole They had

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this brilliant idea. It's just when
your brain works faster than technology. They

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had this brilliant idea. When they
open it with thing it's called the lines

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that are the something den. I
don't know what it's called. I think

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it's the Den. Maybe. I'm
pretty sure your mascot's the Bobcats, right,

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Yeah, so that's the den.
Uh. And uh, they had

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this thing like where you had to
scan your ID and if you had a

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class within a certain amount of time, it wouldn't it wouldn't allow you to

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buy a beer. Well that's cool
and in theory, it's fantastic. Uh,

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00:31:34.799 --> 00:31:38.599
they just didn't have the technology to
do it. So you had people

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showing up just rip roaring, wasted
classes. I'm like, now, this

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is what I signed up for.
I appreciate this. I mean, I'm

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gonna mess up. I'm gonna be
fair. They were a fair There were

429
00:31:48.160 --> 00:31:52.960
a fair number of history makers throughout
time that were drunk when they did some

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major things. It's more it's more
like Southwest Texas cosplay. I was like,

431
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I'm gonna ruin the curve for everybody
in this room. All right,

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trade, you have a prediction for
Texas, so you which, By the

433
00:32:05.519 --> 00:32:09.559
way, if anyone can say red
River Rivalry any times fast, you should

434
00:32:09.559 --> 00:32:14.799
get a trophy. I hate that
name, but they have to be PC

435
00:32:14.880 --> 00:32:17.359
because they can't. They couldn't call
it the Red River Shootout anymore. Oh

436
00:32:17.480 --> 00:32:22.400
yeah, uh prediction. I'm gonna
go out on a limb and I'm gonna

437
00:32:22.400 --> 00:32:29.480
say forty five thirty five Texas.
Wow, I dig it. It's interesting

438
00:32:29.519 --> 00:32:32.359
all that anxiety that you mentioned earlier, you're still going with a ten point

439
00:32:32.359 --> 00:32:37.200
win. I think, be really
close and then Texas will get a like

440
00:32:37.279 --> 00:32:43.759
kind of a trash time touchdown.
But you'll take it, of course,

441
00:32:44.200 --> 00:32:47.599
absolutely. Yeah. Those things sometimes
can push you, Yeah, you over,

442
00:32:49.079 --> 00:32:53.079
So they're important push your Oh puh
oh you mean push the over the

443
00:32:53.200 --> 00:32:58.839
over? Yes? So, so
do you have money on this game?

444
00:33:00.240 --> 00:33:06.000
Yet? You're going to put money
on the game. Yeah, that's always

445
00:33:06.000 --> 00:33:12.480
it. I'll wake up Saturday see
how I feel. If I've for some

446
00:33:13.039 --> 00:33:16.160
reason I'm really overconfident, then yes, wow, okay, I dig it

447
00:33:16.240 --> 00:33:22.640
man, and and go ahead.
It'll probably just like salt in the wound

448
00:33:22.680 --> 00:33:25.400
of not only do we lose,
but then I you know, when I

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00:33:25.400 --> 00:33:30.799
pay my bookie here. Now,
I think the salt in the wold would

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be when your bookie's wearing as Sooner's
jersey and he welcomes you with an open

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wallet, and he went to ut
Now he went to Southwest Texas. All

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Trey at Trey Trendholme one. If
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