Nightcap Hour 2: Daryl Morey OUT as Sixers President + Ocho LOCKING DOWN YNs during workouts

Summary

Nightcap Podcast Hour 2: Daryl Morey OUT as Sixers President + Ocho LOCKING DOWN YNs During Workouts

Date: May 13, 2026
Hosts: Shannon Sharpe (Unc), Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson (Ocho), plus "Joe" and guest co-host/football player

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Episode Overview

This episode centers on the breaking news of Daryl Morey's departure as President of Basketball Operations for the Philadelphia 76ers and the repercussions for the NBA franchise. The hosts dissect his tenure, scrutinize the Sixers’ decision-making, and compare philosophies of leadership across sports. Later, the crew shifts to NFL training chatter, athletic memories, and competitive banter around Ocho’s elite receiver workouts.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Daryl Morey's Exit and Sixers' Direction

Timestamp: 03:01 – 14:57

• Morey's Tenure Evaluation

  • Morey led the Sixers for six seasons: five playoff appearances, record of 270-212, but never advancing past the second round.
  • Instant reactions paint his run as ultimately underwhelming given "the process" and the current strength of the Eastern Conference.
  • Ocho: “The process did damn work and now you at this point it's like… the league getting better, teams in the east are better, you no longer at the top.” (03:43)

• The Joel Embiid Extension Debate

  • Sixers extended Embiid with two years left on his existing contract—a move questioned by Joe and others due to Embiid’s injury history and team’s lack of deep playoff runs.
  • Joe: “You mean to tell me you got the guy already under contract for two years, but you're willing to go past go three years… with his injury history? It didn’t make sense.” (04:25)
  • The new contract is described as “three years, $192 million.”

• The James Harden Decision

  • Trading assets (Ben Simmons, Drummond, Seth Curry, two firsts) for Harden, only for him to leave, is seen as a major mistake.
  • Unclear value return: “None of what you gave up is there. James Harden gone. James called you a lie...” (07:12)
  • Paul George’s addition is noted as not being a direct result of the Harden trade.

• Big Moves and Future Uncertainty

  • Multiple hosts predict major offseason moves, questioning whether Embiid or George could be moved, but noting the difficulty given their contracts.
  • Discussion of Bob Myers taking interim basketball ops role.

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2. Executive Leadership Philosophies in Sports

Timestamp: 11:20 – 16:50

• Player Recruitment vs. Executive Vision

  • Cautionary tales of letting stars recruit too much, as Jerry Krause (Bulls) and Red Auerbach (Celtics) seldom let players dictate moves.
  • Joe: “You got to be careful with your best players recruiting. You do. ...Jerry Krause, he never listened to anything that Jordan had to say.” (11:20)

• The “No Favorites” Approach

  • Bill Belichick’s remorseless approach to personnel—cutting even stars—serves as contrast to GMs who get too close and lose objectivity.
  • Joe: “Coach Belichick ain’t had no sons. … If you play for the Patriots, you not my son.” (14:21)
  • The business side of team building is “dirty,” with everyone vulnerable if they stay too long.

• Personal Bonds Clouding Judgment

  • The importance of keeping business decisions free from in-house friendships and favoritism is highlighted repeatedly.

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3. NBA Draft Prospects, Workouts, and Player Development

Timestamp: 25:09 – 30:55

• Draft Prospect Measurements and Athleticism

  • AJ Debonza: 6'8.5", 217 lbs, 7.5’ wingspan, 42” vertical
  • Aaron Peterson: 6'4.5", 199 lbs, 6'9.25" wingspan
  • Darius Acuff: 6’2”, 186 lbs, 6’7” wingspan
  • High praise for their shooting drills, especially Acuff shooting “18 for 24” threes (28:05).

• Athletic Respect Across Sports

  • Ocho compliments football players for their athleticism, mentioning playing ball with football and track athletes in college:
    • Ocho: “I used to hang out with a lot of football guys because I was Prop 48… I hooped in the hyper center… All over the realm, you hear me?” (26:05)

• Practice and Muscle Memory

  • Observing NBA warmups, hosts are in awe at consistency:
    • Joe: "I watched Chet make 17 straight threes… The motion is identical.” (28:57, 29:23)
    • Muscle memory and practice are credited for professional shooting prowess.

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4. Athletic War Stories & On-Air Banter

Timestamp: 30:55 – 43:18

• Joe & Ocho’s Sports Backgrounds

  • Stories of high school basketball dominance (e.g., “I dropped 52¾”), and intramural legends.
  • Light jabs about the quality of competition (“Single A!”, “What, you playing some kids?”).
  • Tales of family athleticism, with Shannon referencing following in his brother (Sterling Sharpe)’s footsteps.

• Passing the Torch & Legacy

  • Reflection on not forcing children into sports and the family dynamics of expectations and comparison.

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5. Ocho’s Workouts and Competitive Receiver Culture

Timestamp: 46:13 – 49:26

• Ocho Training NFL and College Standouts

  • Reports from Ocho's annual wide receiver workshop, this year moved earlier because of the World Cup:
    • Ocho: "We had to do the wide receiver workshop a little earlier this year… But I got to move it up this year." (48:18)
  • Notable participants: Several current NFL receivers, 10+ projected college first-rounders.
  • Banter on “locking down” receivers during drills, and plans for more sessions.

• Competitive Joking

  • Playful arguments about who can lock down whom, with a running joke about “catching” or “mossing” each other in one-on-ones.
  • Ocho: “All you got. I’ll moss you. That’s nothing.” (46:41)

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6. Final Segment: Prize Picks and NBA/NFL Picks

Timestamp: 51:28 – 54:01

• Prop Bet Discussion
  • Predictions for Donovan Mitchell’s field goal attempts, Duncan Robinson’s threes, Evan Mobley’s rebounds, Tobias Harris’s points.
  • Group debates logic for "more or less" on each line, based on team needs and recent performances.
  • Ocho: “He gonna have to get up at least 21 of them things [Mitchell].” (52:00)
  • Joe: “I sure want to say less [Mobley rebounds], but I’m gonna let y’all pick.” (53:22)

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Notable Quotes

• Joe on Executive Decisions:

  • “You got to be careful with your best players recruiting.” (11:20)

• Ocho on The Embiid Extension:

  • “Hell, they letting him know. They let him know here he is it.” (08:48)

• Joe on Being Too Close to Players:

  • “It clouds your judgment… Coach Belichick says, I’ma treat all y’all like crap, so nobody—nobody go say he got a favorite.” (14:59)

• Ocho on Work Ethic and Muscle Memory:

  • “That's your job, all you do every day… practice his ass off every day to do this, bro.” (29:57)

• On Ocho’s Competitive Workouts:

  • “[to Ocho] Hey, I might sleep out there this weekend…you think it’s sweet, right?” (27:44)

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Memorable Moments

• Comparing who was the bigger high school basketball star and laughing about old records and glory days.
• Friendly trash talk about “locking down” young receivers at workouts and who would win a 1-on-1.
• Sharp critique of executive over-loyalty and praise for ruthless efficiency in roster building.

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Timestamps for Key Segments

• Morey’s Firing & Sixers Debrief: 03:01 – 14:57
• Front Office Philosophy (Krause, Auerbach, Belichick): 11:20 – 16:50
• Athletic Bragging, Memories, and Banter: 30:55 – 43:18
• Ocho’s Receiver Workshop and Lockdown Stories: 46:13 – 49:26
• Prop Bet Segment: 51:28 – 54:01

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Episode Takeaways

• Daryl Morey’s ousting is viewed as predictable given Philly’s second-round struggles and questionable contract decisions.
• Hosts advocate for an executive-first team building approach over star-driven recruiting, using examples from NBA/NFL history.
• Intramural legend tales, training camp stories, and playful banter highlight the camaraderie and competitive spirit.
• Ocho remains committed to mentoring the next generation of NFL talent—intertwined with some classic trash talk.
• The episode remains high-energy, mixing insight, nostalgia, and humor in true "Nightcap" style.

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For sports fans interested in NBA front office moves, athlete mindset, and a peek into receiver bootcamp culture, this lively, unfiltered episode is a must-catch.

Transcript

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[Joe]

Morey is out as president of basketball operations for the Philippines Sixers.

[Ocho]

Oh man.

[Joe]

Keep Nick Nurse as their coach. Bob Myers, president of sports of Harris Blitzer Sports and Entertainment, will lead the search for the new executive for the Sixers and will oversee the franchise basketball department in the interim. Daryl Morris Six seasons running, the 76ers made the playoffs five times and finished 270 and 212 but never met once made it past the second round. Joe, how you grading his tenure?

[Ocho]

Oh, he got there right before James got there. Well, he's there a few years before

[Joe]

he brought James there.

[Ocho]

Yeah, I don't know, it's just tough disaster when the process Wait, hey, hey wait. The process did damn work and now you at this point it's like cuz the league getting better, teams in the east are better, you no longer at the top.

[Joe]

You know why? Gilman F. Because he gave Embiid an extension that he didn't have to. Embiid had two years left on his original deal. Gabe now wouldn't it be a lot better Joe, if we didn't have Embiid was a free agent. Now we got him. Now we can say hey, do we want to do this or not. You see Ocho?

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

This would have been perfect. You signed a man, gave him three years, 192 the deal kicks in. It's like hold on, why are we doing this? Why? We don't have to. We got him for two more years under the current contract that he's one of the highest paid players. It made no sense. I was scratched. I'm like hold on, why are you doing this? Based on his injury history, you mean to tell me you got the guy already under contract for two years, but you're willing to go past go three years Past the two years with his injury history, It didn't make sense. And then what. What you give up to get James Harden and you let him walk? Did he walk or did he. He end up. Did they trade James or did he walk as a free agent?

[Ocho]

N. What the hell did they do? I think they traded.

[Joe]

He end up going to Clippers.

[Ocho]

They got Paul. Did they get Paul George back for him?

[Joe]

No, Paul George came as a free agent because. Because the Clippers wouldn't give him that. That fourth year.

[Ocho]

Absolutely. Damn.

[Joe]

Who? No, not Harlan. No, no, no, I'm talking about James Harden. James Harden got to Philly. How did he get to. He got the. He came from the Nets, right? He came from the Nets. Yeah, Because Daryl Mori came first of all. And a whole lot of people could have said what he said and still had a job, considering how much money China spends.

[Ocho]

Yes, sir.

[Joe]

He said what he said. The mere fact that he got another job.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Damn.

[Ocho]

Hey, it's gonna be some. Hey, it's gonna be some big moves made. I know that.

[Joe]

I agree.

[Ocho]

It's gonna be some big moves made this summer.

[Joe]

You're right. So you gave you. Yeah, that's what. That's what Philly gave up. They gave up Ben Simmons, Andre Drummond, Seth Curry and two first round picks. You think you could have used them first round picks at some point in time, Joe?

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Absolutely.

[Joe]

And then guess what? The guy that you gave up, he not there. So none of what you gave up is there. James Harden gone. James called you a lie, Jay. I mean, you believed in James, but for whatever reason, James said you was gonna get it done. And then you, all of a sudden it come time to get that man his money and you ain't have no money for it. Or you say you couldn't give no money.

[Ocho]

He said he was alive some type of way. Yeah, damn.

[Joe]

But that. That. I was. I was confused, Joe.

[Ocho]

I really was.

[Joe]

Ocho and Joe, I was confused because I had him for two more years and I extended him to knowing his injury history. Now, he had gotten me to the NBA Finals. He had won a championship. Joe, I gotta think long and hard, but I hadn't gotten out the second round. Yeah, the best shot that you had is when Kawhi hit that shot. Was he there? He might have not even been there then. I don't think he was there. When Kawhi hit that shot, he wasn't there.

[Ocho]

Yeah, yeah, he hit it.

[Joe]

Darl Mar wasn't there. He hit.

[Ocho]

You talking about Joel Embiid?

[Joe]

No, I'm saying Daryl Murray.

[Ocho]

Oh, you said. Oh, okay.

[Joe]

Yeah, no, yeah, I know Joel Embiid was there because he hit the shot over.

[Ocho]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I think that was after they gave him that. They gave him that right after he won an mvp.

[Joe]

Yes.

[Ocho]

Probably just trying to make him happy, you know, make. Let him know he has some security.

[Joe]

You had two more years left on it. Damn. How much more security you want?

[Ocho]

Hell, they letting him know. They let him know here he is it.

[Joe]

He is the future.

[Ocho]

He is the one.

[Joe]

Joe. You got security guard in the house with Uzis. Damn. What you need bomb sniffing dogs too? The hell?

[Ocho]

Yeah, that's pretty much what they did.

[Joe]

They did. And I think. I think. I'm not surprised by this move. I'll put it like that. Yeah, I don't really think anybody. NBA circles are surprised by this move either.

[Ocho]

Hey, look, when you get to. When you get to this point and the team underachieves somebody, somebody has to go. I knew they weren't gonna get rid of Nurse Nick Nurse. And hell, you can't get rid of if you just want to keep it 100. Can't get rid of MB. Can't get rid of Paul Joy.

[Joe]

Yeah, boy. Look here. I think Paul George contract might be harder to get up off of them than beads. Yeah, they.

[Ocho]

That's what I'm saying. You. So somebody has got to go. Sorry, Maury, we.

[Joe]

Because guess what though, ISO. Who gave me. Who gave these contracts?

[Ocho]

Yeah, yeah.

[Joe]

Who thought it would be a great idea Paul George coming off an injury to give him four years. The team, the team that he played for all those years was unwilling. So that's going to make me a little leery. It doesn't always, Joe, because maybe, you know, maybe they're trying to hedge. But hold on, this team, they got this guy and he's like, damn, they don't want to go to four years. And you like let me go on and jump out the window.

[Ocho]

You thinking what? That I'm the only. I'm just trying. It's like. It's like a. It's like a real crook or a thief. You try to put yourself in their shoes. I'm trying to put myself in Derry Moore's shoe. I'm gonna tell you what he was thinking. Damn. We really ain't but like a piece away. We get a Paul George type guy who can score and defend. We probably could win the year. We get him. So yeah, we may have to, you know, make these numbers work a little bit, but this a guy who we need to go get. And then you had Embiid out here vouching for him, trying to get him, recruiting him, huh? Yeah. Hey, if you got your best player voucher, what you gonna do? Yeah. Your hands are tied. Let's see if we can gonna make this happen.

[Joe]

But you got to be careful with your best players recruiting. You do. You really have to be. Because you look at Jerry Krause, he never listened to anything that Jordan had to say. He didn't?

[Ocho]

Nah. He didn't run nothing by him, neither.

[Joe]

Nope. So you got to be. You got to be real careful. I mean, you look.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

You don't think Mr. Cross listen to Jordan?

[Joe]

Hell no. Why you think he. Did you hear what he had, what he said about him at his. At his induction? Did you hear how to meet? You saw the documentary. How demeaning. He would. Hell, no.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Damn,

[Ocho]

man constructed a hell of a team, though. I ain't gonna lie to you.

[Joe]

They don't. He don't get no credit. He don't get no credit.

[Ocho]

He doesn't. You know why he don't get no credit? Because he never gave him credit. The players he never gave a player. He said, as an organization. He always put things as an organization.

[Joe]

Yes.

[Ocho]

And versus. Versus. The product that's out there on the floor, that's. That's making you millions of dollars. That's. You know, you're right. Yeah. Selling out this damn arena night in and night out. We are. When you see that bull sign, we are global icon, bro.

[Joe]

Yes.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Mj. Hey, you know what it was, Joe? Because they wouldn't give him no credit. He said, you know what? I'm putting this together. Y' all playing. I put this together. I put these pieces. I went and got Ron Harper. I went and got Dennis Rodman. I drafted Scottie Pippen. I drafted Horace Grant. I traded for this.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

I traded Oak for Bill Cartwright. I brought in these guys. It's. You don't realize how good you can be if you don't care who gets the credit.

[Ocho]

And you never know, bro, when you see these great franchises, these great teams, you never know the turmoil that's going on behind closed doors. You thinking everything. Peaches and cream, man, these folks hate each other.

[Joe]

Dude, Red Auerbach wasn't running nothing about him. Red all back doing what Red wanted to do. You right, Joe, you right. The same thing with the Patriots.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

You think Bill. Red. Stuff about Tom Ocho?

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Hell, no. Now, I. Hey, listen, I didn't know Jerry Cross was like. Like Bill. Now, if that if that's the comparison, then I understand.

[Ocho]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Nah, Bill don't play that.

[Joe]

But you. But you got to. And I think the thing is, a lot of times you have to take personal feeling out of it, because if you don't take your personal feelings out of it, you'll hang on to a player a lot longer than what you should. It makes you harder and harder to get rid of said player when. Oh, he's like a son to me.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Right.

[Joe]

Coach Belichick ain't had no sons. He say, steve, my son, if you play for the Patriots, you not my son. I'm just being. I'm just being honest with you.

[Ocho]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Joe]

And that's. That's. That's how you have to look at it as a. It would be hard. It would be hard because when you're around somebody that you develop relationships. That's why. And that's why in certain situations, like the military or in a corporation, you're not supposed to fraternize with subordinates, because if you have to fire, it makes it hard. If you built up a relationship with them guys, it just does.

[Ocho]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Joe]

If you. If we got war time and you a subordinate, and I'm a hire and I'm over you.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Right.

[Joe]

Man, I don't want to say. I don't want to send her son out there, and I don't want to do this to this lady. It clouds your judgment. Judgment. So Coach Belichick says, I' ma treat all y' all like crap. So nobody. Nobody go say he got a favorite. I don't. Because you know what? I'll trade or cut all of you. Yeah, traded him. Vince Wolfwood, Ty Law, Loyal Malloy, Rodney Harrison, Willie McGinnis, Logan Mankins. Tom. It doesn't. He didn't care. Yeah, but he felt. And it's hard to argue. Look, we know the cog that made everything orbit 12. Yes. And 12 wanted to win so bad that he overlooked all that. Yeah, we know. He.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Yeah, hold on. Not only did he overlook that, he took less to make sure we were able to construct the team around him to make sure he could win.

[Joe]

Yes.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

I wish. I wish players understood it, though. Hey, Joe, I don't think NFL players understand what they like the fact that they're playing football. Right. I'm living my childhood dream, but they. They still don't understand the nature of the business because they always get upset when you get. When you get cut. You know, when they play long enough when they. Yeah. Oh, yeah. You got to play.

[Joe]

You gonna have enough. Play long enough.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Yeah, it's a dirty business.

[Joe]

Boy, if you hadn't got cut, that means you hadn't played long enough. But play long enough.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Oh yeah, it's dirty business, but I love it.

[Joe]

They cut Jerry Rice. Go look, go back and look at some of the players that they've released. Either. Hold on. They released him? Yeah, absolutely.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Hey, all the great Play long enough

[Joe]

because if you live long enough, everybody's gonna probably die of cancer. Well, he ain't Doc.

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[Joe]

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[Joe]

It did. And, but that's, but that's the way you have to look. That's the way you have to build. It's hard to build something to keep it going when you so close to everybody because it clouds your judgment because you don't want to get off anybody. And Paul and Jerry crosses. I can't. Yeah, I've got to make tough decisions. I just have to. Coach Belichick says I've got to make tough decisions. And if you, my son, I don't want anything to happen to you. It's going to cloud my judgment.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Right.

[Joe]

I just say I think the biggest thing was it's, it's the MB thing. I think they're looking at it like, damn, we're on the hook for 192 million over the next three years and

[Ocho]

we don't know how much he gonna play.

[Joe]

We don't

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

change the scenery. Does wonders.

[Joe]

NBA draft Prospects Measurements Joe AJ Debonza, 6, 8 1/2, 217 with a 7 1/2 foot wingspan. Aaron Peterson, he's 6, 4 1/2, 199 pounds a 6, 9 1/4 wingspan. Darius Acuff, 6 foot 2, 186 pounds a 6 foot 7 wingspan. Unofficial Max Burke for AJ Debonza, 42 inches. The highest mark recorded so far this week. Let's take a look at some of the video.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

What about Wilson?

[Ocho]

Oh, he did good. I, I, I watched it.

[Joe]

I wish they let NFL players run and jump like that. Take a step. I guarantee you see some 50s take a step. Yeah, yeah, because you. Oh, Joe. With them guys doing, they doing 45 and 46. They just standing, just standing and going up.

[Ocho]

Yeah, yeah, I know. Hey, look, I get y' all football cash credit, bro. I'm talking about that's a gladiator sport and them dudes training you dudes train like gladiator. Listen, man, I'm telling y', all, when I was in college, bro, I used to hang out with a lot of football guys because I was Prop 48, I wasn't eligible. So I hooped in the hype. I hooped in the hyper center with a bunch of football and track guys. Yeah, I'm talking about all over the realm, you hear me? All over the room, bro.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

So I know, hey, Joe, the fact that you got experience, you know, playing, playing dudes you know, when you was Prop 48 and still want to play me is beyond me. I don't understand. I'm just saying it's beyond me.

[Joe]

You understand what's going on in the thinking, Ocho?

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

I. I don't know. I don't know.

[Joe]

Hey, Ocho.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

I don't think he understands.

[Ocho]

Ocho. I didn't slay many dragons, homeboy.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Hey, one thing about it, boy. I ain't a dragon.

[Ocho]

I don't slay many dragons.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

On ain't no dragon.

[Ocho]

Yeah, you're talking all that. You spitting fire enslaved many dragons, partner. All right, don't worry. I got something for you. I got something for you.

[Joe]

See?

[Ocho]

Hey, you see how they putting that elbow and wimby forehead and his back and all that?

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Yeah. Hey, are you gonna elbow me?

[Ocho]

All that? Oh, it's gonna be physical, Ojo. It's gonna be me and you, partner.

[Joe]

It's gonna be real.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

So. Yeah, Joe, I play. I play physical. That's. I'm on that. I'm on that type of time.

[Ocho]

All right, I'm glad you type of time. So please hit my line, partner, because I'm ready. Yeah.

[Joe]

Oh, wait. Oh.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

So you healthy?

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

You sure?

[Ocho]

Yeah. Hey, hey, I know you got your wide receiver Cam going, all that.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Keep doing your thing, man.

[Ocho]

I'm catch you. I'mma catch you. I'm catch you.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Hey, I might sleep out there this weekend, man.

[Ocho]

Yeah?

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Yeah, yeah, you think? Sweet, right?

[Ocho]

It's cotton candy.

[Joe]

So the Bonds is six, eight and a half. Darian Peterson is six, four and a half. Darius Acuff is six, two.

[Ocho]

Oh, man, listen, them boy was getting to it. They were showing the dudes doing the shooting drill like, you know, they may shoot 25 threes. I watched Acuff shoot the blood out. I think he won like, 18 for, like, 24. Somebody had 25. I watched Peterson shoot the blood out of. You know, obviously you ain't got no defense, but it's standing there, catch and shoot, and then you move to another spot. Yeah. So, you know, you can kind of see what you're working with, man. I think. I think the NBA gonna be in great hands. I mean, it's gonna be a nice crop of young dudes coming in this year.

[Joe]

Fellas, you gotta. I mean, Chad, I just wish you guys could go to an NBA game and watch these guys warm up, because in the second. Cause the first half, the Lakers were in front of us shooting at that goal.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

And so the second half, obviously, they switch. Lakers go down to the far End the thunder down here.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

I watched Chet make 17 straight threes. Yeah, the one, the one that he missed. Somebody. He shot the ball and somebody knocked it out.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

And then he hit another five straight.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Yeah, that boy shooting like me.

[Joe]

If you just watch these guys and I'm like, you got to be kidding me.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Crazy.

[Ocho]

Hey, but listen.

[Joe]

And the motion's the same.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Whoop, whoop, whoop. I mean, nothing, nothing, nothing changes. The motion is identical. It's almost like you replaying it. You hit replay. Like, damn, he did that again. Damn, he did that again. But it's not replay. It's the same shooting motion.

[Ocho]

Hey, I was like, God, what we talk about muscle memory, bro.

[Joe]

Hey, if that, if that.

[Ocho]

That's your job, all you do every day, you wake your ass up, you come in here, you get these jump shots up, you know, until they. Until you can burn that shoulder up. I'm talking about, till you really feel it. Until it's just second nature, you know what I mean? So now, you know, he's been doing it for so long as a professional. That's his only job. So. Yeah, you think, damn, how he make all these shots in a row, man, practice his ass off every day to do this, bro. So. So when I do hit the big stage and the lights come on and you smell that popcorn popping when you walk in the arena, you know I'm talking about Ocho. And you know it's time. Let me lock in real quick. Muscle memory. This, this left hand, just a guy hand, Ocho. It just barely touching the ball.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

That's it, huh?

[Ocho]

That's it.

[Joe]

Hey, hey, Joe. But that left hand, boy, see, when I was shooting that thing in high school, I ain't even need that left. I was flipping them off with the lift,

[Shannon Sharpe]

man.

[Joe]

That's what I was doing. Left, Joe. I don't need the left to touch. Don't even touch it. I just flipping them off.

[Ocho]

What's wrong with you, man?

[Joe]

You know when I dropped that 52 on the joe? Yeah, I dropped 52¾.

[Ocho]

Damn.

[Joe]

You.

[Ocho]

Well, from. From all levels. Threes, twos.

[Joe]

Hey, Joe. No, Joe, Joe, you gotta realize, I came out before the three point, the three point came in after I left graduating.

[Ocho]

Hold on, you ain't had a three point in high school.

[Joe]

I had no threes. The dog too.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Hey, hey, Joe. Now that, that. That gave you a better understanding on how sorry the people was. He was. Hey, hey, hey, Joe. 52 points and three quarters. Come on, Joe.

[Ocho]

What you trying to say? Who he's playing against Ojo Shoot some kids.

[Joe]

Hey, Derek Miller went to Kentucky. I dropped 25 on him. Give me that.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Let me. Hey, let me see your shot again.

[Joe]

Yeah, like that there jump. See, I. It wasn't no set shot, Joe. Oh, I used to jump. I used to be like 2, 3ft off the ground when I'm shooting that thing. Ain't no blocking my jump.

[Ocho]

Hey, you used to be eating that glass, too. Rebounding.

[Joe]

Oh, I. You know, sometimes, Joe, I pull a cool 3119, something like that. Oh, man, 3119. Oh, yeah.

[Ocho]

You eating glass, boy?

[Joe]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Ocho]

Joe, you was a young horse back then, wasn't you?

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Hey, Joe, you buying that All Area.

[Joe]

The All Area team. Go look it up. Guess who on there? Me and old Pervis Ellison. Y' all ever heard of him? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Shannon Sharpe]

I know.

[Joe]

Pete Perv. Yeah. Oh, I know. Look, I've been. Got all big and muscular and top heavy now. Yeah, but your boy used to be silky with that thing. Now, that used to be silky with it.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

I ain't buying it.

[Joe]

Hey, I need it, Joe.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

I need to see footage.

[Ocho]

I. I can count. I can kind of believe.

[Joe]

Oh, you. You didn't believe I scored 52. But it's in the Georgia athletics. They said it. 52 points.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

I mean, y' all ain't playing nobody. You ain't got no competition over there. What you're playing. What's that two way.

[Joe]

I was a single A. Oh, yeah.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Single A. Yeah. Yeah.

[Joe]

But if you go back and look. Go back and look. Go back and look at the top players.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Herschel Walker, single A. Garrison Hearst, Single A. George Rogers. Single A. Shannon and Sterling Sharp, single A. Champ Bailey, singly. All those guys. Top 10 players in Georgia high school football history.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

We talk about basketball.

[Joe]

Oh, y' all would like that. Three time state champ. Damn. The best performance. The best triple jumper in the state of Georgia from Class 8. We have 53 students graduate, 350 students in the whole high school. The best triple jumper in the state of Georgia came from a class A high school.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

That was you.

[Joe]

Best performance trophy, high point winner. Most points accumulated at the state track meet in Class 8. I got that trophy on my grandma.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Best performance trophy my senior year. I got that trophy on my grandma. Mantle, show me.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Show me how you triple jump real quick. Let me see.

[Joe]

That's what got my knees messed up.

[Ocho]

Hey, hey, you ain't passing them genetics down to your kids. None of your kids play sports.

[Joe]

My kids ain't Want to play? No, Joe. You got to realize, my kid. When I was playing, my kids knew what their daddy did. They knew that. Hey, but Daddy would have caught that pass. My son said, daddy later for that. My dad said, but I ain't trying

[Ocho]

to hear all that.

[Joe]

Hey, look, everybody ain't wild. Like. Like. People always compare me to my brother because I'm three years younger.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

So he's a senior. I'm a freshman. I'm my brother's backup, man. I get in the game. Oh, JoJo, them joker will block her down for me. Hey, that joker, he done came out of the game. He got a buck 50 or, like 15 carries. They stopping me in the backfield. What the hell? I said, man, later for y'. All. Later for y'. All. Me, boy. My sister used to get so mad. My sister say, shannon, you need to stop this. I said, stop what? Why you want to be like Spanky so much? You know we call my brother Spanky?

[Shaquille O'Neal]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Nobody called him his real name here.

[Ocho]

I don't know.

[Joe]

I don't. I don't think anybody's ever. I've never heard somebody in my family call him his real name. Everybody called him Spank. He's been spanking since he's a little boy. And he was like, my brother. Whatever my brother got, I got my brother. I don't know if y' all got. Y' all don't remember Bobby Danridge? Bobby Danridge. He won a championship in Milwaukee, but he also won a. A championship in with the Bullets.

[Shaquille O'Neal]

Yeah.

[Joe]

His nickname was Mr. Clutch. My brother got a shirt with Mr. Clutch. Go. I went and got me one with Mr. Clutch on it.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Everything. Everything my brother did, I did.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

My sister said, shannon, you need to be your own man. But what she didn't realize, and she just said, I used to get so upset. That's who I wanted to be. I ain't idolized nobody else. The person that I want to be. I saw him every single day. That was it. That's what I wanted to be. So when people compared me like some people shrink, I embraced it. Oh, y' all don't think I'm gonna be good? Oh, y' all don't think I'll be good? Boy, you ain't gonna be like your brother. Oh, boy, you ain't gonna be like your brother. I'm telling you, boy, your brother cold.

[Shaquille O'Neal]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Hey, hey, hey, hey. Cause they all. All his friends call him Sterling. Only people in the family call him Spanking Sterling. Your little brother. Man, I'm telling I don't know, I don't know, I don't know. Stern, your brother, your brother now I couldn't run fast like you could because my brother ran like

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[Joe]

104800 meters.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Oh, that's moving.

[Joe]

Boy, he run like 20. Like 21. 21, 2, 21, 3, 200. Yo, he could run now. I couldn't run like that. Couldn't run like that. But. But take that with you.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Hey, Joe, he ain't got. He ain't got no support on the ball. He got his hand. He's shooting like this.

[Joe]

Didn't I just tell you, Joe, what I tell him I do? That's to fill people off. Take that. At Savannah State, they wanted me to play on the basketball team. They have nobody on the basketball team that cannot jump me. They have nobody on the basketball team because guess what? When them guys graduated and they can't play the ear in the mural, I cooked them all.

[Ocho]

Oh, yeah, in the Mule. That's the best part when you're in college, boy, cook them all in the mural.

[Joe]

Go to Savannah State to ask who got the most points in the intramural game. Joe dropped 48 in the intermural game in the interview. Okay, 48.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Oh, my goodness. Come on.

[Joe]

Ask him who got the championship game record in intermules. Shannon Sharp, the dude before me. He. They team lost. He dropped 40. I come back behind him. I dropped 41 with six minutes left and sat down. Cause we was up 28. I don't want to go no more. I could have got 50, but I thought that. I thought that would have been unbecoming of me. I'm just rubbing it in. I ain't that type of guy.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Yeah, they definitely. Joe, you can tell you ain't had

[Ocho]

interviews where you was at ojo.

[Joe]

Oh, y' all can't play no damn basketball.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Okay. Hey, Joe, I do everything, Joe. I do everything. I ain't really, I ain't. I play. I really play. No basketball, though. I can hoot, though. I'm gonna whoop your ass.

[Joe]

Anybody that went to Savannah State from 1986 to 1990, ask him what the team to be. The Juice Crew All Stars featuring oh, my goodness. Oh, my goodness.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Who's oh, my goodness?

[Joe]

I'm too big of a cat to be played with like a kid.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Hold on. Time out. Who is oh, my goodness?

[Joe]

You talking to him? Cause every time. Every time I get something, they talk about, oh, my goodness. Y' all better stop playing. The Juice Crew All Stars featuring oh, my goodness.

[Ocho]

Oh, my goodness.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Okay, I'm gonna steal that.

[Joe]

Yeah, he fit to steal that.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

I like that.

[Joe]

I'm gonna see if I got that. I'm gonna see if I can find it. But I got a trophy. I got robbed at MVP several years. I should have won the MVP for, like, three years. Hey. What?

[Ocho]

Have been amused.

[Joe]

I like that. Okay. For real, though. For real, though. I keep telling you, Ocho, I was a better basketball player in high school than I was football. The only reason I played football, because my brother played. That's the only reason I was like that.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Listen, I'm a need. I'm a need visual. Visual reference of all these wild accusations that you said you've done. Now, I don't know. I got a VCR if you got some VHS tape. I need something.

[Joe]

I would like that. I would like that, y'.

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[Joe]

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[Shaquille O'Neal]

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[Ocho]

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[Joe]

Oh, you ain't gonna get this joke. You're not gonna beat me. I see.

[Ocho]

I know you talking about. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Hey, hey, hey, hey. You look like.

[Joe]

Look at the rotation, Joe. Look at the rotation,

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

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[Joe]

Hey, Joe, you ain't never felt the catapult. This 255. This 255 solid.

[Ocho]

Hey, I'm just making sure you keeping it clean for me.

[Joe]

You.

[Ocho]

You taking care for me over there?

[Joe]

Oh, yeah, Joe.

[Ocho]

Yeah. Yeah. I'm gonna shoot your eyes out for that. Don't worry about that.

[Joe]

What? Who's saying that? Never gonna get it. Never gonna get it. Never gonna get it.

[Ocho]

Yeah. Hey, put down a mean demonstration on you at Ocho Ass.

[Joe]

Yeah, you. I can't let you get the Louis Vuitton ball. Damn, man. I like 200 of these.

[Ocho]

I' ma still have it on Nightcap when we own.

[Joe]

Don't worry about it. You still gonna be in the pictures. Yeah, or it's just gonna Be at your location. I'm gonna put a little hook up

[Ocho]

there so I can sit right up in the. I got. I got some stuff I'm doing, man.

[Joe]

Yeah, look, and I got what you call them. And they got the little case that came on.

[Ocho]

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Joe, you in trouble, boy. You in trouble.

[Ocho]

Mean demonstration on you, boy.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Hey, boy, you don't. You don't. You don't. Bit off more than you could chew over here.

[Ocho]

Please. I'm telling you now, I already know what's going on, man.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

I'm telling you what's gonna happen is when I'm in front of you, whether it's on, off of the defense, and you'd be like, God damn, this old quick as hell. You're gonna be like, what the hell I didn't got myself into. I'm telling you now, you'll see.

[Joe]

But I'm telling you, in the Mule, they tell you I shot the light. Hey, I dropped 48. Yeah, 48 record had a bunch. I mean, 30 was nothing. But that championship game, I was like, ain't no way. Ain't no way I'm gonna let no common student have the record. Yeah, an athlete's supposed to have that record in intramural. Yeah, if a basketball player would have got it. Or another basketball. A baseball or track athlete. Okay, I'm cool with that. Ain't no common student Finn to get to have no interview. And all the athletes. Baseball, a basketball. Basketball players that don't play no more, Bro, please.

[Ocho]

I've been here, man.

[Joe]

You can't play no basketball. Because I'm telling you, man, you can't play no basketball.

[Ocho]

Hey, I still be giving these boys hell around here. You go to the lifetime. Over here in Sandy Springs, you gonna

[Joe]

see ice right outside the perimeter.

[Ocho]

We got. We got banners and everything up there from winning championships in there, man. I'm housing cats around here, you hear me?

[Joe]

I used to see them guys. That's why I used to go to. I go to the.

[Ocho]

It's. It's some cats who can play too. I'm talking about some of these cats straight out of college and did four years. They got nice teams, okay? It'd be some good runs up there. It'd be some good runs. Hey, Ocho, I see you. I seen you with you with your ride receiver crew. I route your ass up. Don't do route your ass up. I see how you out there. I said, oh, yeah. That boy, ain't no way in hell he could guard me.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Joe, Joe, don't do that.

[Ocho]

Run that trip first off. All you got. I'll mouse you that. That's, that's nothing.

[Joe]

Damn. Damn, Ocho.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Hey, Joe.

[Joe]

Yeah. Look, look, look.

[Ocho]

Check him out. Oh, no.

[Joe]

You think he gonna. Oh.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Hey, play over, boy. Hey, strap, watch this. Hey, I'm too quick.

[Ocho]

Oh, no.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Oh, where you going? Where you going? Give me that.

[Joe]

You picked him up.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Hey, Joe, this is what I.

[Joe]

Hey, I see.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

I'm straight. I'm strapping.

[Ocho]

Hey, you know, see them boys still wet behind the ears. They, you know, he, he know too much.

[Joe]

Too much room just faded with him. He gotta put it. He gotta stack. Ocho. Yeah.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

You can't, you can't stack me.

[Joe]

Look, look, look.

[Ocho]

Check him out. Check him out.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Nothing. Nothing. Them boys. And we ain't talking about anybody. Georgia, lsu, Texas, Florida. Yeah, Ohio State. We got, we got some of the best receivers out there out there. Many boys came. Came to get some work.

[Joe]

Hey, you put, you put the lock on them.

[Ocho]

Hey, that's all right.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Hey, hey. All jokes aside, though, we got some good work today. We got some really, really good work today.

[Joe]

Y' all got some good work out there?

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Yeah, some good work. So we back at it again at 10 in the morning. You know, you'll be doing two days. And it was, we, we had to do the wide receiver workshop a little earlier this year because June and July, obviously, we got the World Cup.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

So last year I did the, the wide receiver workshop in June right before it's time for the players to go to camp. But I got to move it up this year. And now most of the receivers, they had otas y. You know, they, they got them incentives and they.

[Joe]

Sweet spot.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Yeah. So next year we'll be back. I have, I have. I had. Deontay Johnson was there.

[Joe]

You just got to find that sweet spot. This is an anomaly year, Ocho, because of the World Cup.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Joe]

Yeah, you got an anomaly year, but I still think June is the best time for you to have it. Yeah. Yeah. Once they get done with their, their mini camp. Because their last training. Mini camp right before they get their six week break before they come back for training camp. I still believe the best time for you to have it is in June.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Yeah. So I, I had about four, five NFL receivers and I had about maybe 11. College, college, college kids. I'm talking about finna be first rounders.

[Ocho]

That's what's up, bro.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

We got young bull from Ohio State. Last name? No, not Jeremiah. Jeremiah. He got a little injured right now, Ennis.

[Joe]

Oh, okay. Okay.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Hey, he nice.

[Joe]

Okay.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

He nice. He nice. He's nice. Oh, all them boys nice, man. So I'm excited. I can't wait. I can't wait.

[Joe]

Tomorrow, the Cavaliers did this. Piston fans dirty. Let's take out this video, guys. Here we go.

[Shaquille O'Neal]

Robert.

[Joe]

C.C. here we go. What?

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

That.

[Joe]

What? Hey. All right. They told him. What? Hey, you might want to get that back to the. Ah, man. Come on, man. Oh, Joe, you ain't see it. Yeah, they had a. They had a. A weed blower.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

And they were supposed to blow it in his eyes. And then two. Pay up. He didn't go back to that. He need to go back to that. That barber, man. That thing got to be glued down a little tighter than that.

[Ocho]

Hey, what's wrong with him?

[Joe]

Hey, but if, you know, first of all, anything that blows, you know, goodwill. I ain't gonna go out there and let that thing blow. If, you know, you got head.

[Ocho]

Nah. Yeah. Hell no, man.

[Joe]

You got that rug. Oh, no. Y' all got me bent up. Hell, no. And then, bro. And the thing is now the Internet forever.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Yes.

[Joe]

That thing forever. I don't care what you say. Can you take this off and take that off? No, can't get it off, so. Hey, don't even put yourself in that situation, because I'm telling you, only bad thing gonna happen, man.

[Ocho]

Oh, yeah. He was tripping,

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Waiting the water.

[Joe]

What we got next? All right, it's time for prize picks Play a fade presented by prize picks.

[Ocho]

Uh.

[Shaquille O'Neal]

Oh, yeah.

[Ocho]

What do we got?

[Joe]

Donovan Mitchell. More or less than 20 and a half field goal attempts after.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Wait, Field goal attempts or points?

[Joe]

Attempts. He's gonna shoot the ball. And if you say he's gonna shoot more, that he's gonna shoot at least 21 times. Yeah, say less. It's going to be 20 or less.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

After coming off that game, Monk, after coming off that game he just had. We had 43.

[Joe]

Yes.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

42. Right? Something like that.

[Ocho]

Yeah.

[Joe]

He had 43. 20. 39 in the first. In the second half.

[Ocho]

Yeah, he gonna have to get up 20. He gonna have to get up at least. At least 21 of them things.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

In order for them to win on the road. Because it may not be like an efficient 20, but he gonna have to shoot that thing. He gonna have to get him up, up. You know, FGA is up, baby. I say more.

[Joe]

All right, we're going more. Duncan Robinson will have more or less than 1.3, 1.5 field goals made more, three pointers more. He has gonna have at least two points. You. That'll be more. Less. You think you have more or less than I. I think.

[Ocho]

I think you're gonna have more than 1.5 here at home.

[Joe]

Yeah.

[Ocho]

Going at. You know, he had a subpar game. He gonna come out. He gonna come out guns blazing either.

[Joe]

I agree. I think he's gonna have at least two. That's all we need to win. Evan Mobley will have it will have more or less than seven and a half rebounds.

[Ocho]

This one's here. Tricky.

[Joe]

You sure there. Cause he be. Ooh, man, Joe, you remember this time that joker had that one rebound.

[Ocho]

I know, man. That's why I say and they on the road. But damn, I'm. I' ma say more, bro.

[Joe]

Ojo, what you think? You thinking more or less?

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

I think more. He ain't got no so you got. You got to show up. You got to show up. You got. You got. You got to get.

[Joe]

You got to get.

[Football Player (possibly a guest or co-host)]

You got to get on that glass, young bull. You got to.

[Joe]

I sure want to say less, but I'm gonna let y'.

[Ocho]

All.

[Joe]

Y' all pick and y' all say more. We gonna go more. But Lord have Tobias Harris will have at least 18 and a half points, more or less.

[Ocho]

I'm gonna say more because I think he understands in order for them to win, he gotta produce offensively. Now, if it's efficient, great. If it's not. But he. He. He gonna need at least 20 points for them to win.

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