Transcript
Chick McGee (0:15)
It's the Bob and Tom Show.
Tom Griswold (0:21)
With us in the studio, comedian Tim Wilson here.
Chick McGee (0:24)
The last time Tim and I worked together was in Charleston, South Carolina, and he was commenting on Bobby Bowden and the Florida State Seminoles. And it wasn't two or three weeks later that Florida State had to almost suspend their entire football team for trouble.
Pat Godwin (0:38)
Well, Bobby Bowden's my favorite football coach. My least favorite coach, of course, is Spurrier, who's at South Carolina now.
Josh Arnold (0:44)
Right?
Pat Godwin (0:45)
He was at Florida. He'd run the score up on people, 89 to 2 against. You know, he'd be playing DeVry or somebody, and he'd run the.
Tom Griswold (0:53)
The Fighting Engineers.
Pat Godwin (0:55)
Yeah, I mean, I always said, you know, I always thought Steve Spurrier basically just stood around in a lesbian gol hat with that look on his face.
Chick McGee (1:01)
Kind of that grimace that.
Josh Arnold (1:02)
Yeah, yeah.
Pat Godwin (1:03)
Well, you know, Steve Spurrier won the Heisman Trophy, what, when all the black guys were in Vietnam. But my favorite football coach of all time is Bobby Bowden. Not because he's a tremendous winner, because he is a tremendous loser. Coach, you sucked out there today. We did. We did. We got good kids.
Chick McGee (1:23)
Good kids.
Pat Godwin (1:23)
Our quarterback couldn't keep nothing on his stomach. He had diarrhea at halftime. We had to give him a bottle of K Pectate. There a white stuff on his second half. Better than the brown stuff on his pants. First half, he's a good kid.
Show Announcer (1:36)
Got good parents.
Pat Godwin (1:38)
Coach, your team stole half the shirts out of a Dillard. They did, they did. But they're good kids. They was trying to get their grandmama something for Christmas and didn't realize they were in the men's department. Coach, your sidelines was completely empty at the Music City bowl in Nashville. It was because half your team cheated on a music test. They did. They did. But they're good kids. It was a stupid test. I never did like that music teacher. I had to take this thing when I was getting my master's degree. It was an Internet test, open book test. Anybody could have passed it. And I told them, hey, hell, we're playing at the Music City Bowl. That ought to count for something. They're good kids.