March 2, 2026

YouTube Ep 13 | Dear Treehouse | Stranger Things and How Can Someone Be So Stupid?

YouTube Ep 13 | Dear Treehouse | Stranger Things and How Can Someone Be So Stupid?

We start off this episode with a discussion/review of the 1st part of Season 5 of Stranger Things (It's Awesome) and then we discuss Sherrone Moore's insanely bad judgement.

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It is time I believe your worries outside and laugh

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with us inside the Treehouse. I'm Dan, O'Malley along with

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Trey Trenholm and Raj Sharma. Welcome to our YouTube exclusive

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program where Trey Trendholm takes us down some really interesting

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and sometimes dark and ced paths. So, Trey, what do

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you have on tap for us today inside the Treehouse

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YouTube Show?

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My first question, and Raj, I apologize this is kind

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of going to leave you out of a conversation for

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a second. Sure, something we've kind of talked about briefly,

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but I'm kind of curious, Dan, what are your thoughts

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on Stranger Things the fifth season?

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Part one?

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I hate it when you do this because what I

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take this to mean is that you have negative feelings

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towards it, and you want to set me up to

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say something positive so you can slam me down.

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I will know. I let me say I have been.

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More than pleasantly surprised at how good this fifth season has.

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The first part was.

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Okay, good, thank you for saying that, because I was

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afraid you were about to turn into Vecna. Inside the Treehouse.

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We've really enjoyed it. The see it was like four episodes.

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I think was the first drop. Episode one was okay,

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Episode two was a little slow, but you know, I'm

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letting him into it. Yeah, I mean, I'm invested, so whatever.

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By the end of episode three, I was goosebumping all

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over the place, and we couldn't wait for episode four.

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And then by the end of episode four, we are

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now drooling for the next drop of episodes. We are

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loving it.

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I I have to say I did not see and

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I will try to dance around because for you know,

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no spoiler alerts for people who have not seen it yet.

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I was blown away. I did not see the end

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of episode four coming. They now you go back and

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kind of think about it. They hinted a little bit,

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there was some foreshadowing, but uh, and the and the

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manner in which it was shot.

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And everything else. I was blown away. I'm kind of

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with you. I thought it was I kind of I didn't.

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I can't think. I don't really thought about Episode.

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Two was slow, but it was definitely a slow build,

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and then three and four really ramped up.

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But uh, I guess Roh didn't want to.

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He hasn't seen one episode of Stranger Things and decided

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he wasn't going to hear about it.

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Now. I think that was a fuck you guys, I'm

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going home.

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You're already home. You're just turning off your stuff.

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But as bad as some last seasons of TV shows

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have been, like Umbrella Academy is one that comes to mind,

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I've been really I was very pleasantly surprised at at

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how good they've done, and I am I can't.

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Wait for the last part to drop. I think it's

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Christmas Night.

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Yeah, yeah, it's either Christmas Eve or Christmas Night or

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something like that. Christmas Night, and then the final is

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New Year's Eve.

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So I said the final it's going to be like

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close to two and a half hours long.

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I believe it the so again, not Raj, since you've

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never seen an episode of Stranger Things, this is kind

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of lost on you. But from a general standpoint, kind

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of like Trey is saying, there are very few shows

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with such high expectations when it comes to ending that

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has nailed it right, and not since Game of Thrones

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have has there been the show that's like, Okay, we

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know we're ending, we're telling you weren't ending, which really

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start setting people's expectations because if the previous seasons were great,

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then you have high expectations for how it's gonna end. Sure,

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so far, this one's off to a really good start.

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And again I appreciate you trying to, you know, stay

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spoiler free. Tray the twist. There's a couple of twists

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already in the first you know, drop of episodes, but

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the ultimate twist by the end of episode four was

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so good they knew it was good. The Duffer Brothers

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are creators. Have you seen the table read recording that

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they released on social media?

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Yes, I saw that yesterday.

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That's cool. That's one of those things where you don't

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really get to see table read stuff very much out

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of Hollywood. When you do, it's a very cool thing,

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especially when it's the first time the entire cast gets

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together to read through the episode. And when you've got

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a project like this that is steeped in secrecy, they're

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not given the scripts ahead of time, or at least

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not the entirety of it. So the full cast is

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there for this episode read and they didn't know the

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reveal until it was read, and so seeing those actors'

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honest reactions is a very cool thing because then you

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get to see that's when they're sort of in their

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fandom a little bit, and it's just a really really

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cool thing. I'm glad they released that. I'm glad they

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released it the way they did, and that they didn't

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bury it on some sort of DVD extra criterion collection.

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I don't think this will give anything away, but the

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last comment I saw on the table read was Bobby

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Brown going, oh good, you get to deal with the

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nosebleeds now, that was good?

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All right?

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Well, yeah, yeah, so very very excited. We had friends

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of ours that watched the show as well, but they

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were a couple of episodes behind us. So Tara, my wife,

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had inadvertently sent the wife of the other couple of

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text that just said Max in all caps because she

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misunderstood she thought that our friend Holly and her husband

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Jason were even with us on episodes and they weren't

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like they had So yeah, luckily that's all she said,

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so it didn't completely ruin it. But yeah, it's it's

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it's hard when there's such a big show like that

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and you want to you know, be spoiler free and

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ruin anything for anybody.

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All right, Well, next subject, Okay, Michigan Head coach Sharon Moore.

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Masch rude.

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I would like to point now that I have only

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seen one headline about this story, and that's all I

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really needed to see, So I know next to nothing

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about it other than what you just said, So please

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fill me in.

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Okay, So Michigan head coach for Onemore was fired on

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I think it was Tuesday, after allegations came to light

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of him having an affair with a assistant someone who

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worked in the Michigan Athletic department.

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Uh huh and uh.

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Then there were all sorts of bizarre details. His wife

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called nine one one saying he was suicidal.

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Oh so that's a part of the story.

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I didn't know. I didn't know. You White called yes.

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Wife called uh nine on one, saying he was suicidal

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because he lost his job. And then this girl calls

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nine to one one saying she's being attacked by someone

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who's been stalking her for months and he's got a knife.

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And at one point they said he was threatening her,

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but then at the end he was threatening himself. He

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was like, I'm going to cut myself.

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Which, okay, drama queen.

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Yeah, but he was suicidal. He got detained like leaving

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the facility. Correct, No, he got detained at this girl's house. Oh, okay,

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I thought it was that's when he came out of

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suicidal for losing his job. It was like he was

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in jail and talking to his wife. No, and then

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she's the one that called. I thought that's what I read.

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No, No, he was still out. He had evidently told

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her he had lost his job. But then he went

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over to the the girls because evidently so the girl

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who in question, she had Now so Michigan had been

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tipped off about this, that there was allegations of an

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inappropriate relationship. During the summer. They did an investigation. Evidently

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they came up with nothing, so they put it away. Well,

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something happened, reports vary. But then she went to the

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Michigan Athletic Department with all the receipts, emails, text. Evidently

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there are allegations of an abortion he paid for.

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Oh yeah, this is just getting better and better.

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And and then I guess when he figured out that

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she had had come forth he went to her house

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and you.

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Know, really a just a string of bad decisions for.

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What what was one time and I think probably still

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is one of the great coaching jobs of in college football.

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And it now has a new opening.

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Yeah, which you know.

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And this year in college football has been a absolute

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cluster of head coaching swaps and firings and everything else.

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And obviously it really put Michigan because everyone had kind

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of landed in a seat and now this happens. You know,

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good for Texas because they play him in the Citrus

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Bowl and they.

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Michigan.

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I'm gon a guess is going to be kind of

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a cluster. I can't wait to see the coach. Oh

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what an absolute idiot.

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Well one of that.

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There's kind of two funny things about this number one.

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So there's been a guy on Twitter talking about this

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for months.

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He's a I can't remember his name, but he was

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a scholarship quarterback at Michigan. Not like a big name.

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He was like second stringer. But it was like, I

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still have ties to the athletic department. This is happening.

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And of course everyone is like, oh, you're a hater.

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Blah blah blah, you know, and uh, and allegations of

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racism because Shirnmore's black and everything else. And then of

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course all this comes to light and they're like, oops,

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my bad. And the second thing is, and this is

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I guess the world we live in. If you were

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in a high profile situation, someone went and like did

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inventory of the people he follows on Instagram.

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First of all, before you finish that thought, I am,

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I am. It never ceases to amaze me, how I

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guess how many blind spots people have when it comes

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to a number of things, but especially when it comes

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to social media, like likes likes on Instagram have started

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to go away because I mean they're still there, but

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I mean like are down across the platform because as

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soon as they implemented when you like something on Instagram,

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it'll then show it to your friends. People stopped liking

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certain things that they used to like because well they

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didn't want their friends seeing what they were liking. And

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so this is kind of part of it. It's you

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just don't realize. Like, we had a friend of the

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show over the years, I had to basically mute him

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on Twitter because he wouldn't stop commenting on port and

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Star accounts, and whenever he would do that, it would

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show up in my feed. I'm like, Darryl, I don't

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want to see you hitting on the whores. I just

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don't and I don't think he realizes that everyone can

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see this well, and so apparently the coach has the

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same problem.

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Yeah, evidently their coach had a big blind spot to

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the fact that following Instagram models porn stars, only fans

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and now it's come out, you know, one only fans

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model said he had slid into her d ms and

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then uh, liking and commenting on college girl videos.

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No, he's guys, he's just trying to find love at work.

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Like that's that's all he's trying to do, is just

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find some love.

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Well, you would think, as his wife would have provided that.

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If I may quote another outstanding if if I can

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quote another outstanding black man, he is looking for love

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and all the wrong places.

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I you just isn't there someone.

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You know, college athletics and these big word you're talking

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about if you valuate the program, you're talking about multi

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billion dollar businesses. They have special assistance to the athletes,

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to everyone else. Clearly they need to have a special

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assistant to your dipshit coaches of don't do this, don't

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do that, don't do this, let's go through our let's

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go through our friends list.

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It really is stupid that you have to sit a

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grown man down.

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Who is.

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By all measure extremely successful in his profession and say,

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all right, coach khmerre, who do you follow? Who are

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you talking to? Are you sliding into anyone's messages? What

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is going on? You need to be aware of everything

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you do. You can't like anything anymore, you can't comment

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on anything anymore, and God forbid you slide into someone's DMS.

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You need to stop that ship. You need to stop

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it now. And I'm saying that this needs to happen

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with every coach, whether or not they're up to something

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that they should. It's like unfortunate that they just have

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to be told here is uh you know, the public

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I one oh one, quit doing dumb shit. Just stop it,

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stop it. And by the way, if you have any

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burner accounts, let us know now.

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But you're also leaving people up to their you know,

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their own ego, and they're like you put these guys,

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you know, like let's say Michigan, he's the head coach,

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like he's the he's the man on campus, and now

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you've got him surrounded by college kids and that's what

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he sees.

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And he sees college girls. I mean you're assuming.

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He's got better judgment than he may have and that

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and you should. But humans are humans, so he I mean,

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it doesn't stun me that any of this is going on, No,

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it doesn't. It stuns me how stupid he was to

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put himself in that situation and did not do none

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of that.

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When you have of hiding it, well.

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Yeah you really, you have you have two lanes to

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go down on this.

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You you if you are you know, married, everything else

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that that you have to go buy a standard.

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Listen.

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You have Lane Kiffen on the other end, who's divorced

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and and just has always been an idiot. And I

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don't think people, you know, when he left Mississippi, you know,

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there are all sorts of college girls came out and go,

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oh yeah, he's you know, talking to me in my

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d MS and everything else.

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And I think everyone's like, yeah, that's Lane, you know.

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Yeah, and allegations as well, Oh there's it's been.

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I mean, he's certainly not the first one. He's the

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first one to go, you know, with a knife and

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then threaten her and threaten himself.

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Yeah, well that's true. I mean, you want to leave

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a mark tray, you want to leave your standard.

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Well, and then you have to go all right, were

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you just being cheap because you probably could have bought off? Yeah,

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And it's not like you're you're not making You're the

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head coach at Michigan. And he got the job when

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Harball left. So I don't know if he had gotten

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a big contract, but he's still making. I would i'd

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be probably four or five million dollars a year.

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Yeah, he's not. He's it's not like he's minimum wage

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or anything.

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He can he I mean, he picked up the abortion tab.

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Well, and here's the other thing is and you're you're

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one of the most you know, valuable programs. You got

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some boosters that would probably you know, throw you some

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cash to make it go away.

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Yeah, make them go away.

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Yeah exactly. And that way your hands are completely clean.

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Don't to worry about it all you're talking about and

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you have deniability.

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Yeah.

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So that's why I brought up Raj. It's sad that

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you have to sit a grown adult down and tell

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them about these things, but you do because they can't

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help themselves. Uh. And this is this is unfortunately the

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three of us know this all too well. This is

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part of idiot man behavior sometimes just can't help it,

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and we know we shouldn't, but we still do it.

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And the difference is whether or not you as a

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man mature or evolve if you do, because some of

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us just don't. Yeah, just don't. Some of us do.

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And it's hard to know which one is which because

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the only thing you can do is just is when

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you find out if something blows.

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Up or not. I mean, my follow and likes list

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is very simple. You know. It's stupid jokes, big boobs

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and puppies.

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God bless you. You're right out there.

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Man.

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That sounds like the name of your memoir.

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I'd read that, crazy bitches.

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There you go.

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That's a book. That's a stub book. That's a yeah.

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Yeah.

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If you want a good time, go to Trade's social

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media and see what he's liking, because you're gonna get

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you're gonna find some good stuff in there, all right, Yeah?

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Not so, what's so there's no come up? Like he's

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not getting another coaching gig anywhere.

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Here's the thing. He will not. He might get a

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small college something somewhere, but he's not at the level

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of Elaane Kiffin or obviously a Nick Saban type of thing.

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He didn't because he had his controversy too early. Yeah,

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if he had won a couple of Bowl games, gone

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to the you know, and done well in the playoff,

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then that career can survive a screw up or two.

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Oh right, Hey, make no mistake about it.

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If he had gone, if he was in, if Michigan

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was in the playoffs this year, we'd probably be talking.

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I don't know if we would be talking about this

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because there probably would have been a greater effort to

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cover it up. Yeah, but they had a SOSO season and.

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Yeah, and he didn't and he doesn't have the credibility

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that a number of other co just do. That's why,

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like the other day, when they not, you know, Lane,

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give a new head coach. Really, what is wrong with

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this world? I don't understand the idiocy of so many

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people and institutions that I used to have some regard for,

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at least in a positive light, having a little bit

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of a semblance of intelligence. Why do you keep rewarding

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bad behavior? I'm sorry, Trey, but please, and I mean

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this help me. Has Lane Kiffen done something so great that,

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I mean, these colleges keep looking the other way I

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don't understand why. Like if a Nick Saban, I get it.

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Like if one day we heard that there were, you know,

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bags of bodies in his backyard, Okay, that might take

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him down, but someone would still probably hire him if

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it was questionable about whether or not he did it,

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because he's that good. He's got he's got the rings

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and the titles and all that stuff. Has Lane Kiffin

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done it? Has he really done enough to justify this

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no hiring?

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No?

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But I mean why, uh, well, a you're talking about

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no offense cagents. You're talking about intelligent decisions coming from LSU.

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Yeah, I mean, but they also did Brian Kelly and

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it's just er Chip Kelly. No, Brian Kelly, it was

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Brian Kelly.

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Sorry, get Brian Kelly. Did both suck after ed Oseron?

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Who was who was great in the blind Side by

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the way.

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Well, if if there was ever a coach that really

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represented a program, it is ed Oseron and LSU.

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Absolutely Kat calling to co eds as he drives down

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the street. Absolutely, that tracks that makes sense.

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No, Lane Lane Kiffin has left a ship storm everywhere

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he's gone. I mean, even what's Al Davis when he

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coached for the Raiders. Al Davis went, Holy, this guy

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is a shithead. He no one should ever hire him.

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And that's how Davis.

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And you know, he left.

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He basically left Tennessee high and dry. They they still

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hate him as they should. Yeah, the Raider.

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That's what I mean. That's why I don't understand why

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some of these howload institutions keep hiring well, not just idiots,

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but keep making just flat out terrible decisions.

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I will, I will.

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I will give you a great example of an institution

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that did it for twenty five years and then finally

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got it right.

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It was a Texas A and M. Okay.

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They they they're going for a name and a big

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splash to get the get booster support up and get

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a bunch of of of rabra around the system. And

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they keep hiring ship coaches after ship coaches. I mean,

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for twenty five years, after Arsie Slocum, A and M

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bad hire after back hiring the hot coach that everyone wanted,

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and then they went and got Mike el Co from Duke,

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kind of a name no one was paying attention to,

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but had done a very good job. And as much

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as I hate to say it, A and M has

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the best program they've had this century.

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Yeah.

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Uh, and LSU is doing the same thing, and it's

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it'll blow up in their face and they'll piss away

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god knows how much money when they have to buy

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you fire him and buy out of his contract.

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And that's my point.

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Go ahead, Rush, I was gonna say, you also have

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to consider, like, these guys have really good agents. So

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it's your agent's job to go in and sell you.

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It's not the coach's job. He's just got to go

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get the gig when they come, when they bring him

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in to do the interview, whatever the process is, that's

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his job to get the gig.

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That's your agent. So would you go, how the you know,

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how the fuck are these guys.

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It's really talented agents to go and go, here's what

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we got and here's what you can have, look at

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the future, and they sell you on bullshit.

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Both Jimbo Fisher the last Day and Coach that got

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like a seventy million dollar buyout, and then the and

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Brian Kelly had the same agent. So yes, you're absolutely correct, Raj. Yeah,

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some of these agents, you.

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Know, they'll come back on the they'll come back in

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on the back end and go, okay, now, how much

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you want to pay my boy to not coach?

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We'll give him seventy million.

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Deal and that well edie, you take someone like Jimbo

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Fisher who evidently has gone so wait you so I'll

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take I'll get less money if I go work again,

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or I get seventy some like seventy seven million dollars

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to not work for the next ten years.

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Oh okay, what to do?

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Yeah, let's see what and.

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It would probably be in your best interest to never

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go to college station ever again, which, if we're being honest,

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he wasn't going to do it anyway.

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Oh no, that's.

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The exactly where you hang out to spend your seventy

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million dollars.

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Oh let's see, I can do the highest stress went

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high stress jobs.

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Yes, thirty to him like they got him out of

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there quick.

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Yeah.

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I mean also, it really is you know what, At

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the end of the day, it's envy on my part.

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I would love to be a head coach of one

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of these college programs, not because I know what I'm doing,

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but by all accounts, neither do a lot of these

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coaches I actually have the jobs. It's because I'll take

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a fraction of that money, and I'll probably get similar

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results to some of these coaches. I'll be the walk

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around head coach. I'll be inspiration, will be Okay, good job, guys,

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let's do this blah blah blah, and then let your

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coordinators handle all the nuts and bolts and the x's

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and o's. Tell a couple of parents, yeah, your kid's

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got a shot. If he comes with me, then you know,

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pay me one million dollars a year. I'm good, I'm set.

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And then eventually, when I when I screw up so bad,

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you want to give you a ten million dollar golden parachute.

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I'll never see you again, bye bye, And you look

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at all the money you've saved.

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I mean, I don't think that's how it works.

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It's a word, right, But what are they doing. They're

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throwing ten, like tens of millions of dollars at coaches

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for shoddy results.

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Yeah, it'd be like paying a radio hosts only show

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up about twenty percent of the time.

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Very similar, very very similar, but to drink eighty percent

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of it.

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