25W: Similarities Between the Packers & OnlyFans Subscribers + Bobby Loses Respect for Everyone on the Show + Our Final Four Predictions

Summary

Podcast Summary: The Bobby Bones Show – Episode 25W

Release Date: April 4, 2025

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1. Unusual Betting Influences: Dreams and Desires

The episode kicks off with a captivating discussion about the intriguing intersection between dreams and betting behaviors. Eddie shares a story inspired by real-life events where a man named Tommy M won a million dollars in the Powerball after dreaming the winning numbers ([02:04]). This leads to a broader conversation among the hosts about the reliability and risks of acting on vivid dreams.

Eddie muses, “[03:15] 'It's so vivid in your dream, though, and it says, don't do a dollar or five dollars if you specifically. Because it's specific about money, too.'” However, Mike counters skeptically, “[02:54] 'Eddie, this is so stupid.'” The dialogue underscores the tension between intuition and rational decision-making in high-stakes betting scenarios.

Kevin offers a grounded perspective, “[04:22] 'I'd sit long and hard on it.'” contrasting with Eddie's willingness to risk substantial amounts, highlighting the diverse approaches to gambling within the group.

2. NFL Player Salaries and Trades: A Financial Breakdown

Transitioning to the NFL, the hosts delve into a detailed analysis of the highest-paid players across various positions. Eddie presents a comprehensive list, starting with quarterbacks like Dak Prescott at $60 million per year ([07:05]), and expands to wide receivers such as Jamar Chase, who surpasses $35 million annually ([08:49]). The conversation touches on recent trades, including the Cowboys acquiring quarterback Joe Milton, and defensive players like Miles Garrett earning $40 million ([09:00]).

Notably, Eddie remarks, “[09:00] 'Defensive end Miles Garrett. Yep. At 40 million.'” This segment provides listeners with insightful commentary on player valuations and the financial strategies of NFL teams.

3. OnlyFans Lawsuit: Comparing Subscribers to Packers' Controversy

A significant portion of the episode is dedicated to discussing a lawsuit filed by two Illinois men against OnlyFans. The plaintiffs allege deceit, claiming that they were not directly interacting with the models but rather with hired agencies posing as them ([14:00]). Eddie draws parallels between the disgruntled OnlyFans subscribers and the Green Bay Packers, suggesting a shared sense of frustration and public backlash.

Eddie comments, “[19:33] 'I feel like they're just doing for, like, a free subscription now. Oh, my God.'” This comparison underscores the hosts' critical stance on both the lawsuit and the Packers’ involvement in controversial matters, reflecting their broader commentary on public perception and accountability.

4. Final Four Predictions: Betting Strategies and Team Analyses

As the Final Four approaches, the hosts engage in a lively discussion about their betting strategies and team predictions. Eddie reveals his bold choice to bet $1,000 on Auburn, despite the team's fluctuating performance ([39:37]). He explains his rationale, “[39:45] 'If Auburn runs out, I don't have to bet them at all.'” This leads to an examination of the strengths and weaknesses of teams like Duke, Florida, and Houston.

Mike encourages the group’s enthusiasm, “[21:43] 'That's why I was saying if you do it.'” The segment is enriched with strategic insights and personal anecdotes, making it valuable for listeners interested in college basketball betting dynamics.

5. NFL Schedule Changes: Christmas Day Triple Header and Its Impact

The conversation shifts to the NFL's announcement of a Christmas Day triple header, a move that contrasts with previous years focused solely on basketball. Eddie expresses disappointment, “[35:26] 'That was their only day, really.'” Comparing the NFL's dominance to other sports, he notes, “[35:39] 'But that's why they like big brands to be involved because there are more actual fans of the big brands.'”

The hosts debate the cultural implications of scheduling major football events during holidays, with Mike sharing his personal feeling of overexposure to football during Christmas ([35:12]). This discussion highlights the evolving landscape of sports broadcasting and fan engagement.

6. Sports Cards Market: Caitlin Clark’s Record-Breaking Sale

Eddie introduces a fascinating segment on the sports card market, spotlighting Caitlin Clark's rookie card sale for $366,000—the highest ever for a woman’s sports card ([46:01]). He contrasts this with the volatile market illustrated by a Patrick Mahomes rookie card scenario, where a buyer lost $80,000 in a quick resale ([46:28]).

Eddie reflects, “[47:47] 'I do have five or six. Like, I would sign Caitlin Clark cards.'” This insight provides listeners with an understanding of the dynamics and investment potential within the niche sports memorabilia market.

7. Closing Remarks: Community and Future Interactions

Towards the end, the hosts engage in a light-hearted exchange about personal interactions and upcoming challenges, including a potential pickleball match with a Twitter troll ([29:17]). Eddie emphasizes community engagement, “[49:28] 'If you don't mind subscribing. If you're listening on the Bobby Bones show feed, please hit subscribe.'” reinforcing the show's commitment to building a dedicated listener base.

The episode concludes with upbeat encouragement for the Final Four, as Eddie and Mike rally behind Auburn, “[50:15] 'But no, for this weekend, though. Let's go, Bruce Pearl. Let's go, baby.'” fostering a sense of camaraderie and anticipation among the audience.

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This episode of The Bobby Bones Show offers a multifaceted exploration of sports betting influenced by dreams, an in-depth look at NFL financials, critical commentary on social media platforms, strategic Final Four predictions, insights into the evolving NFL schedule, and a glance into the lucrative sports card market. Through engaging dialogue and diverse topics, the hosts provide listeners with a comprehensive and entertaining listening experience.

Notable Quotes:

• Eddie ([02:04]): "So let's say you have a dream tonight."
• Mike ([02:54]): "Eddie, this is so stupid."
• Kevin ([04:22]): "I'd sit long and hard on it."
• Eddie ([07:05]): "Defensive end Miles Garrett. Yep. At 40 million."
• Eddie ([14:00]): "These guys are suing OnlyFans because they weren't exchanging DMs with actual models."
• Mike ([35:12]): "Other than the Finals."
• Eddie ([39:37]): "If Auburn runs out, I don't have to bet them at all."
• Eddie ([46:01]): "A rookie card featuring her signature sold for $366,000."
• Eddie ([50:15]): "Let's go, Bruce Pearl. Let's go, baby."

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Transcript

[Bobby Bones]

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[Gilbert King]

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[Bobby Bones]

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[Gilbert King]

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[Bobby Bones]

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[Eddie]

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[Kevin]

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[Eddie]

This is a podcast called 25 Whistles.

[Mike]

Talking basketball.

[Eddie]

And they all wear a WH. Stupid.

[Mike]

But what did you expect?

[Eddie]

It's a podcast called 25 Whistles.

[Mike]

25 Whistles. All right.

[Eddie]

Blow the whistle. All right, welcome. We got the Final Four coming up, and I want to lead with a story. And it's not about the Final Four, but if this happened as it led into the final four, what would you do? So a guy in D.C. said he won a million bucks in Powerball because in a dream, it was told to him what numbers to pick. So this is from UPI.com the winner, identified as Tommy M, told the D.C. lottery officials he had been going through a rough patch. He went and bought his ticket. He had lost his mom and dog in a short Period of time. Buddy said, I had a dream. It said, you're going to be a millionaire. Gave him the numbers. He said he'd been visiting the same store to buy his tickets for decades. He said he plans to do some of his winnings, take a vacation, and save the rest for retirement. So congratulations here. But let's say you have a dream tonight.

[Mike]

Eddie, this is so stupid.

[Eddie]

And the dream.

[Mike]

Different situation, but go ahead.

[Eddie]

The dream it. And it's so vivid. Like, you wake up and you're like, oh, my God. And I think Florida's -2 and a half versus Auburn. And it's like, take Auburn -2 and a half.

[Mike]

And the dream is just telling me it's so vivid.

[Eddie]

And it's like, don't do a dollar or five dollars if you specifically. Because it's specific about money, too. Because you could hedge it and be like, well, I'll just do $5. No, no, it's you and your dream.

[Mike]

Bet the farm.

[Eddie]

Not even the farm, but let's say more than you're comfortable with. But it's like, bet $1,000.

[Mike]

Definitely not comfortable with that.

[Eddie]

Like, you have to bet $1,000.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

So it's like field of dreams, big time. It's so vivid in your dream, though, and it says auburn plus two and a half. You have to do it. You wake up and it does feel weird because it was so real. What do you do?

[Mike]

I'm gonna have to do it. I'm gonna have to do it. I don't have dreams like that. Like, my dreams are all kind of like, that's weird. Like, that would never happen. But if a dream was just like.

[Eddie]

Eddie, and if not just like, goofy, but it really was real, or if it was you talking to you.

[Mike]

Yes. Saying, hey, sit down. I need to tell you this is dead serious. Go bet this $1,000. I think I would do it. And, dude, trust me, that, like, that is something I would never, ever do in my life. But if I dreamt it and it was vivid and I was telling myself in it, I'd have to do it.

[Eddie]

Kevin, what would you do?

[Kevin]

I'd sit long and hard on it.

[Eddie]

And if you said too long, the spread changes and you don't win anymore. Because it definitely said Auburn plus two and a half.

[Kevin]

And then part of me wants to go the other way because I'm like, if you're dreaming and it's going to be that good, then it's probably going to go the other way.

[Mike]

Oh, if you're doubting your dream yeah.

[Eddie]

But you're going to spend all. The dream specifically says if you don't do a thousand bucks and do this specific bet, you lose.

[Kevin]

Yeah, I wouldn't do it.

[Mike]

You wouldn't do it?

[Kevin]

I wouldn't do it.

[Eddie]

Because it's got to be an uncomfortable amount of money.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Otherwise, bucks. Yeah. Okay.

[Kevin]

Yeah, a thousand bucks.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Because like in Field of Dreams, the movie, like, the wife's very understanding. She's like, you know what? If you really believe that you need to build a baseball field out there, do it. And I think my wife would do the same. If you had this dream and you told yourself in it, do it.

[Eddie]

Was that a dream he was having?

[Mike]

That was a voice. You heard the voice.

[Eddie]

Yeah. So not dirty.

[Reed]

Will come.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Not really a dream. A sleep dream, though. I'm talking about sleep dream.

[Mike]

I know.

[Eddie]

Yeah. I wouldn't do it.

[Kevin]

You wouldn't do it?

[Eddie]

No, I would just think that I was thinking about it so much before I went to sleep.

[Mike]

Oh.

[Eddie]

And then I. Yeah, I wouldn't do it.

[Mike]

You don't believe, man, you're right. You gotta believe in, like, signs and dreams.

[Reed]

Yeah, right. Like, Paul McCartney wrote yesterday and Let it be in his dream. Right. It was a very.

[Mike]

Listen to Casey.

[Reed]

And then he wrote, like, the two greatest songs ever.

[Eddie]

I would say that crap, too. I would. I would just. I would just say it. I'd make it up. I'd be like, yeah, I came to be in a dream.

[Mike]

Oh, you think they made that up?

[Eddie]

I think maybe he had a melody in his dream or something. And maybe. Maybe not this specific story, but I think sometimes. Well, no, I know for a fact some artists will embellish a story like that. Okay. I wrote it in my dream when really they woke up, had a concept, wrote a couple notes down, then woke up the next day and they elaborated on, so. But it makes a great story.

[Kevin]

Do you ever do that with, like, prep, like, for podcasts or anything? You wake up in the middle night. Like, I got this idea. Write it down and then wake up.

[Eddie]

Yes.

[Kevin]

Late.

[Eddie]

Okay. Mostly. Not so much with show stuff, but mostly with, like. Especially if I'm doing a bunch of jokes, like comedy, or we're in the middle of writing songs, but they're never good. And I can't ever remember. It's like my handwriting when I can't read what I wrote. It almost feels like that. Because if I wake up and rise up and down, I'm like, man, I don't even know I'm trying to do here. Or at one point, I would like sing a song into it. Half asleep, it just sounds like I.

[Mike]

Was like, this is trash.

[Eddie]

Yeah. It's all garbage. So. Yes. Have I done it? Yes. Has it ever been good? No.

[Kevin]

But you've never had, like a dream where it's like, you got to talk about this tomorrow.

[Eddie]

No.

[Kevin]

Okay.

[Eddie]

I don't dream much. But. I don't dream much.

[Mike]

Is that because you don't sleep well?

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And so you never get to get to that place.

[Eddie]

I just wondered if that dream would affect you, if you'd spend the money and you would.

[Mike]

I would do it.

[Eddie]

Yeah. I do have a list of the highest paid players in the NFL at each position. I'll give you the position. You tell me.

[Mike]

Oh, boy.

[Eddie]

Per year. Now this is per year, not total contracts, but per year. Oh, quarterback.

[Mike]

I mean, is that dak?

[Reed]

Anybody?

[Eddie]

Anybody?

[Reed]

Guess I'm gonna go 60 mil.

[Kevin]

Yeah, it's gotta.

[Eddie]

But are you going dak? Those the question.

[Reed]

I think it's.

[Eddie]

I'm not looking for the number.

[Mike]

I think it's dad.

[Eddie]

Everybody's in on Dak Dakota, the highest paid quarterback at 60 million. Zach Prescott.

[Reed]

Right.

[Mike]

So stupid.

[Eddie]

Did you see where the Cowboys just traded for a quarterback? Yeah. Joe Milton.

[Mike]

Really?

[Eddie]

They don't have a bad guy.

[Mike]

Yeah. We don't have Cooper Rush.

[Eddie]

He went to Baltimore.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Which by the way, sucks for you guys because Cooper Rush bailed you guys out so many times.

[Mike]

He did. But we also don't know how Trey Lance is Trey Lance still there?

[Eddie]

You do kind of how Trey Lance did. He played terrible in preseason, then played again to keep Cooper Rush from getting hit in his bonus.

[Kevin]

Yeah. And then if you trade for a Joe Milton, then you. How bad Trey Lance is.

[Mike]

Okay, that makes sense.

[Eddie]

I'm surprised one that Rush hasn't really got a look as a real starter anywhere. And I understand he probably has limited arm speed, all the physical things, but dude wins.

[Mike]

He does. He wins games.

[Eddie]

He wins a lot of games. And then with Joe Milton, they were talking about him going and actually playing somewhere. Yeah, that he was. And you know, you're a Patriots fan. He was practicing so well, obviously he has a cannon, one of the biggest arms in the NFL, period. That he could have gone to.

[Kevin]

Like New Orleans.

[Eddie]

Yeah. There were a couple of them, New Orleans or the Raiders, and they were like looking at him to possibly go and be a starter.

[Kevin]

Yeah. But I would have liked that because it would have got better draft for us.

[Eddie]

But. Oh, yeah, Joe Milton got traded. The Cowboys. There you go.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Eddie]

Wide receiver Jamar Chase.

[Reed]

Oh, yeah, yeah. Jamar Chase.

[Eddie]

Now, now, now.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Reed]

It was Justin Jefferson.

[Eddie]

It was. Yep. Jamar Chase just wins that one. Just. Jefferson was a 35 million, but Chase just over that.

[Reed]

Crazy.

[Eddie]

The difference on a wide receiver and a quarterback, though, almost double.

[Reed]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Per year. Defensive end Miles Garrett. Yep. At 40 million.

[Mike]

Wow. Good job.

[Eddie]

The Browns, like, took all their money and said, miles Garrett.

[Kevin]

This is it.

[Eddie]

Miles Garrett. Miles Garrett.

[Kevin]

The Cleveland. Miles Garrett.

[Eddie]

Clarence Carter. All right, next up. Well, because they're going to draft a quarterback, and that's a rookie deal.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Reed]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

So you're looking at four plus one on not having to really pay for a quarterback. So if you wanted to keep him, I'm. I'm so surprised he stayed. After writing a letter in the paper. Yeah, I really. I don't think he. That was posturing. I think he really wanted to get out of there.

[Reed]

Yeah. He seems serious.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Reed]

They met him with the whole press tour during the Super Bowl.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Reed]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

They met him with. Okay, you want to go, but how about 40 million? Defensive tackle. You can get this one.

[Kevin]

Oh, it just. The Patriots just signed them. Why can't I think of his name right now? From the Eagles.

[Eddie]

You know what? He may have eclipses. I. I screenshot this. A week ago, Chris Jones was at 35 or 31 million, but he may have just.

[Kevin]

Oh, no, no, no. He's at 27 or 28, I think.

[Eddie]

Okay.

[Kevin]

Okay.

[Eddie]

Then it's probably still Chris Jones.

[Kevin]

Okay.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Outside linebacker. And I'll give you a hint, because you're probably not gonna get it immediately, although you might. His name used to be the same name as somebody else, but he had throw another name in there so he wouldn't get confused.

[Kevin]

Jonathan Allen Hines.

[Eddie]

Josh Hines.

[Kevin]

Josh. Josh. That's what I meant.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Josh Heinz. Allen.

[Kevin]

Yes. Josh Heinz Allen.

[Eddie]

One of those.

[Mike]

They were all in there.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Offensive tackle.

[Mike]

Dang.

[Kevin]

Per year.

[Eddie]

I would have guessed wrong because I would have went to Detroit. That have been where I'd have been. Like, I would have guessed. Saw. But it is not Sewell.

[Kevin]

It is Larry Tunzel.

[Eddie]

Tristan Worfs.

[Reed]

Worf.

[Kevin]

So he's a stud.

[Eddie]

Yeah. All three of those guys are. The fact that they had to trade Tunzel. I was watching. I was watching the conversation about having to trade Tunzel. They did not want to trade Tunzel, but they're going to have to pay all those guys, right?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Reed]

CJ's coming up. Yep.

[Eddie]

Will Anderson's. All those. All those guys. I'll give you a Couple more. Running back, Saquon, 20 million. So think about that. Saquon at 20 million. But Justin Jefferson, Jamar Chase at over 35 million. Like the difference in running back and a wide receiver. Tight end.

[Mike]

Kelsey.

[Eddie]

Yeah, there you go. You got one.

[Mike]

I was waiting. I'm like, how do you guys know offensive tackles? I'm like, I'm just trying to think of one kicker.

[Reed]

Oh, oh. There's no way the guy from Bucker is it.

[Eddie]

But Harrison Bucker, what do you think he makes? Oh, highest paid kicker. And again, you're talking About Miles Garrett, 40 million. Dak Prescott, 60 million. Josh Hines Allen, outside linebacker for the Jags, 28 million worths at 28 million. Harrison Bucker Heist kicker, 80 million. I was going to go 10, 5, $6.4 million.

[Reed]

6.4.

[Eddie]

All right, you won't get this. But the highest paid punter. Do you know a single punter?

[Kevin]

Tommy Townsend?

[Reed]

Yeah.

[Mike]

That Ryan Anger.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

The highest paid punter is Michael Dixon for the Seattle Seahawks. And his salary lower than 1.3, 3.6 million.

[Kevin]

Oh, God damn. Nice.

[Eddie]

Okay. Half that of a kicker.

[Mike]

He's a millionaire.

[Eddie]

Being a punter, this is why it would suck. No one ever wants to see you.

[Reed]

Yeah, right.

[Eddie]

There is not a time, unless it is some wild fake punt crap where you have to throw the ball. And that's so rare. That's once every four years you get a shot. Being a punter, no one wants to see you. It's not like you'd like to see your defense on the field either. But at least you want to see your defense out there because your offense has scored. Even with defensive players, you want to see them because hopefully you're seeing them in the situation of your team just scored. So now you got to play defense. Not that you're punting and playing defense. You're giving them the ball. The punting position, that sucks because no one ever wants to see you. If you get in the game, that sucks.

[Reed]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Not for you because it is needed. But that sucks.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

The situation, the whole punting punter situation sucks.

[Mike]

But you, if you do land it, like, you know, near the end zone or it goes out at the one, like, you do get some butt slaps.

[Eddie]

Okay, cool.

[Mike]

Then when they come back, like, good job, dude.

[Eddie]

Yeah, good job at doing something we didn't want to have done anyway.

[Mike]

Right?

[Eddie]

Yeah. There's never a time where the punter, the punter wants to be seen.

[Reed]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

And that would be tough. That would be like, tough for like my heart yeah, I'm gonna do a good job. Nobody wants to see me, right?

[Kevin]

You gotta live on those moments with a fake punt.

[Eddie]

Right. It's like, I'm the greatest at what I do. Excep. Everybody hates seeing me. What I see me do what I do.

[Mike]

You think they think that on the way to the stadium, I would every day?

[Kevin]

I mean, it's like, everybody hates a parking ticket, meter cop or whatever. Yeah. Nobody likes seeing you. Tow truck driver.

[Eddie]

These guys are suing only fans because they weren't exchanging DMs with actual models. Two men from Illinois have lawyered up take on OnlyFans. And I understand why this lawsuit's happening. But imagine you're one of these guys. You're now the loser that's in the news. You're public, you're going to make money, probably. But now, publicly, you're the loser in the news, upset because you weren't DMing with the hot model. You're DMing with somebody they had hired.

[Mike]

There are some people that are cool with that. Like, they have no shame in, like, you know what, dude? I'm on Only Fans. Dude. Trying to DM a chick. Like, it better be a chick.

[Eddie]

These people have to be like that.

[Mike]

I know.

[Eddie]

Plaintiffs M. Brunner and Jay Fry claim to be former ONLY Fan subscribers who grew disillusioned when they realized they weren't really exchanging messages with the models they were subscribing to. Instead, the men allege the models hired agencies to impersonate the models and speak on their behalf.

[Mike]

That's messed up.

[Eddie]

That's messed up.

[Mike]

You can't do that.

[Kevin]

Wow.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Again, you're just a loser, though. And I. Again, it's messed up. It's messed up. You can't do that if, like, you're paying for a service, whatever it is, you don't want someone doing the service. If I hire a plumber to come out, and I know, I've heard that Jake is great, but Jake sends Jim, and Jim just. I'm like, well, I hired Jake.

[Mike]

No, that's not good.

[Eddie]

This is. This is not what I. I'm going to be upset.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

When you called those 1-800-Numbers and the, you know, the commercial girls, like, who were you talking to? Were you talking to one of those girls?

[Eddie]

No, but they say on the screen.

[Mike]

How do you know?

[Eddie]

Because I used to watch those. They're 800, they're 900. Late at night, they're 900.

[Reed]

Get it right, Eddie.

[Eddie]

Yeah, get it right. And there's only, like, three of those girls. And you're not calling to specifically talk to them. You're like calling 1 900, finesse me. Oh, we're just so hot and single. And then it never says you're talking specifically to Stephanie.

[Mike]

It doesn't say that.

[Eddie]

Yeah, we're here. You're subscribed to specific people and you're talking with them, supposedly. And then it's not even them. But also understand, like, if you're super rich and you're an only fans model, of course, that that's what you do. You delegate. Yeah. You have people do the talking for you. In the suit, the men say they'd never have spent money on subscriptions, or at least as much had they known they weren't speaking directly to the creators themselves. They also state in the suit that if OnlyFans had started demanding creators interact directly and outlaw hired agencies, they'd consider spending money on the platform again. So if they would consider that, okay.

[Mike]

They'Re like, we're not out.

[Eddie]

I feel like they're just doing for, like, a free subscription now. Oh, my God. Like, that's a settlement. You know what? We're back in. But don't make us pay these dudes. In one instance of disappointment, the legal paperwork shares what happened to the plane of Fry. Fry says he created an account to, quote, engage in friendly conversations with models and share photographs of his cooking creations. Is cooking creations a euphemism for penis?

[Mike]

Gotta.

[Reed]

I mean, yeah.

[Eddie]

He became suspicious of who he was communicating with. However, when he started noticing contradicting information and errors and messages. Well, you also, you can't go to India. Like, if you're like a Florida only fans model, you can't go and get a Swedish or an Indian to do it because their English isn't exactly the same. Hope you have good congratulations. Wait, what? Like, all those are English words, but they don't go together like that. Poor guys. 404 guys, they spend their money thinking they're talking to.

[Mike]

It sounds like a lot of money to whatever they spent.

[Eddie]

It just sucks now that their name's out there. But they know it has to be out there. Maybe.

[Mike]

I'm telling you, dude, they don't care. These dudes don't care.

[Eddie]

I kind of felt the same. I feel about them as I do the Packers. And I'll tell you why. The packers had to be the team that went out and officially on record cried about the tush push. Like, some team had to cry about the tush push. And there's probably a group text of 13 coaches, and they're like, man, I don't want to be the one to have to whine about it officially. Okay, spin the wheel. Like somewhere a wheel was spun and it landed on the Packers. Or.

[Mike]

Or did they tell them, like, hey, you do it, we'll back you up and everybody else.

[Eddie]

Because, like, somebody had to formally complain about the touch push. And you look like the biggest whims. You look like these guys.

[Reed]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

And again, the tush push, to me, it's within the rules. It's fine. It's bad for television. I think eventually that's what ends up limiting it a bit.

[Reed]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Because it's not like people are getting injured from it. There are people that get injured from quarterback sneak. Mahomes got hurt from one. There are people that can't pull it off as good because they don't have the personnel to do it. It all starts with Jalen Hurts being able to squat £10 million. Right. Like, not every quarterback can do that. It's why Mark Andrews gets behind center when the Ravens do it. And because he can squat 10 million pounds. So every team can't do it. So the other teams that can't do it cry about the teams that can, which is basically just the Eagles, but it had to be the packers with the Packer. Anybody else have anything to say before we close out the meetings?

[Mike]

No, no.

[Eddie]

Somebody.

[Mike]

Oh, yes. Over there.

[Eddie]

Packer. Hi. We want to. Excuse me. We don't like to touch push. What? We don't like to touch push.

[Mike]

That's exactly how they said it, too.

[Eddie]

That's embarrassing. They're not even in their division.

[Mike]

No, no. I mean, if I remember correctly, though, like, at the. When it first came out, they were like, a team is trying to ban the tush push. And then I think like a couple of days later, maybe a day later is like, I think it's the Packers.

[Reed]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

It wasn't even that long. Yeah. Before you found out who the team was.

[Eddie]

I think they were like, ever saw the Packers? So I never saw a team.

[Mike]

It came out saying just like a team is wanting to ban the tush push. And then it came out that it was the Packers.

[Eddie]

You don't want to be that team.

[Mike]

No.

[Eddie]

So. But that's why I feel like they had to do, like, spin that will or some. Because there are a lot of teams that don't want that to happen.

[Mike]

Yeah, but you don't want to be the team.

[Eddie]

You don't want to be the team. You don't want to be these guys. Suing only fans. They're probably like 30 of these dudes also in some kind of, like, chat room. Yeah.

[Mike]

What they're saying.

[Eddie]

Who's going to do it? Who's going to do it? Okay, build your 25. Whistles, parlay. You can jump in with us if you can. I bet on Auburn before the tournament. I had a dream it was Auburn plus 2.5.

[Mike]

Right.

[Eddie]

That's why I was saying if you do it. So let's go ahead and build it. I'm going to go first half spread, Auburn plus a point and a half. So I'm going to go on that first half. Florida's really good. It's crazy that Auburn goes in as the number one overall seed, yet they have the worst. Now they have the worst odds of the four.

[Mike]

Yeah, crazy.

[Eddie]

But I'm gonna go with the Auburn plus one and a half. And I'm gonna go in one of Eddie's favorite bets, the Auburn race to 10 at the beginning, baby.

[Mike]

I love that. I mean, it's. It's a crapshoot, but I love it.

[Kevin]

Especially when you're there. Remember, we did it when you were watching, I think, the game. Yeah.

[Eddie]

So we're gonna go first half Auburn plus a point half Auburn race to 10. And that's a plus 105. So they're not the favorite to do so.

[Mike]

Dude, honestly, that one really doesn't matter. It's just whoever just makes their shots first.

[Eddie]

And then over on the Houston and Duke side, Houston's so good defensively. Like they did to Tennessee what Tennessee did to everybody all year. They made Tennessee look like they weren't Tennessee. Tennessee couldn't get a three up.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

I mean, Houston smothered them the way Tennessee had done out. SEC schools all year they tried to.

[Mike]

Move the ball, but every time it was moved, somebody was there.

[Eddie]

So I'm going to go Duke minus five and a half. So those are my three. I still don't think Houston can win it because they're Houston. There's no real reason. There's no logic. Houston just doesn't. Houston can't.

[Mike]

It's Houston, man.

[Eddie]

Yeah, not since, you know, back in the day when it was like, Clyde Drexler. Olajuwon.

[Reed]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

You know, when they actually played for Houston.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

So, yeah, I'm gonna go. That's my three. That's a parlay. No, I suck at this.

[Mike]

Can I ask you a question about your Auburn pick? Does the plus one make you feel better or would you just, like. That's just one point or would you just, you know, for a little more money, do that money line?

[Eddie]

So I'm glad you asked me this. It's not that it makes me feel better, but it keeps me from wanting to punch myself in the face when it doesn't hit. And it's so little that it's not worth taking it away because I'm not going to make that much more for the amount. I'm going to hate myself if I don't take the point in half.

[Mike]

I know exactly what you're talking about.

[Eddie]

Yeah, so you could make a little more money, but to me, that risk isn't worth it to go Moneyline because if it does and Auburn doesn't quite.

[Mike]

Go plus, they lose by one point. Yeah, you're just like wonder.

[Eddie]

It's like, why don't I do. Why don't I do the point?

[Kevin]

Yeah, right.

[Eddie]

If it was much, if it was like plus seven, plus six, like a different situation because the value is. But no, not for me because I don't want to hate myself every time.

[Mike]

I see that plus one, I'm like, come on, man, it's one point. Like, it's not going to be a one point game. Come on, let's go moneyline.

[Eddie]

One point. Weird. It's always the point and a half or the half because, yeah, the half points.

[Reed]

Yep.

[Eddie]

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[Bobby Bones]

Something unexpected happened after Jeremy Scott confessed to killing Michelle Schofield in Bone Valley Season one.

[Mike]

I just knew him as a kid.

[Bobby Bones]

Long silent voices from his past came forward.

[Eddie]

And he was just staring at me.

[Bobby Bones]

And they had secrets of their own to share.

[Gilbert King]

Gilbert King. I'm the son of Jeremy Lyn Scott.

[Bobby Bones]

I was no longer just telling the story. I was part of it.

[Gilbert King]

Every time I hear about my dad is, oh, he's a killer. He's just straight evil.

[Bobby Bones]

I was becoming the bridge between a killer and the son he'd never known.

[Gilbert King]

If the cops and everything would have done their job properly, my dad would have been in jail. I would have never existed.

[Bobby Bones]

I never expected to find myself in this place. Now I need to tell you how I got here.

[Gilbert King]

At the end of the day, I'm literally a son of a killer.

[Bobby Bones]

Bone Valley Season 2 Jeremy.

[Eddie]

Jeremy, I want to tell you something.

[Bobby Bones]

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[Eddie]

UPDATE on the money. So we picked an underdog team for five bucks. Eddie had a m gone and lost their coach. Here's my Buzz Williams story.

[Mike]

Do I lose more money for that?

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. So Buzz Williams went to Maryland. He was. He was coaching at Texas A and M. He wore the student stuff and the vest on. So they played Arkansas once, and I went to that game. I don't even remember who won, but he d. No, he comes up to me at the end of the game. Buzz Williams does. Buzz did, yes. Because I was on the court. And he. This is like after they'd gone to the locker room and he was back out and most people were gone. I think I was just, like, shooting. And so he was like, hey, would you mind taking a picture of my kids or big fans? And I was like, cool. So took a picture. What up? What up, Buzz? Whatever. Then I reached out to him again because he was coming to Nashville. And I was like, hey, I haven't you come to Nashville? Where he just, like, ignored every thing ever sent him and then asked him to come. He just ignored me for, like, two years.

[Reed]

Oh, come on, boss.

[Kevin]

He just left you on red.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

Even read it.

[Eddie]

He. Yes, one. Yes. But then I thought maybe it was somebody on his team at Twitter.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

But then I would, like, reach out through his people for, like, interview stuff and, like, wow, I got no's every time. And I was like, you came up to me.

[Mike]

I took a picture with your kid.

[Eddie]

You came up and we're like, hey, my kids are fans. Will you take a picture? Because I would have never been chasing Buzz.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Gives a crap. But I thought we have this relationship now. It'd be fun to get them on.

[Kevin]

Yeah. Never.

[Eddie]

Never. Oh, Maryland sucks.

[Mike]

Just because of that Strange. Is he little?

[Eddie]

I don't know. The vest makes anybody look little. Unless you're like, tall. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't know his height.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Eddie]

I felt like it was pretty average. What do you say? Five'eleven okay. So pretty average. Yeah.

[Mike]

I mean, tall is shorter than us, but average.

[Eddie]

Yeah. So Eddie doesn't win Gonzaga. Reed doesn't win. Mike had North Carolina out. Casey had Louisville out. So our underdog picks at Arizona. No. Kevin at Arizona had Michigan. They went out the same spot. Sweet 16. Deal.

[Mike]

Split.

[Eddie]

So we flip a coin?

[Kevin]

Yep.

[Eddie]

But we're gonna need everybody else's five bucks.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I got you.

[Eddie]

So you got cash?

[Mike]

I think so.

[Eddie]

So it's 30 bucks in total. Oh, come on. So you wanna. We'll flip for it.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Okay. You want the Buffalo nickel?

[Eddie]

Yeah. You want to flip? We'll do two out of.

[Mike]

Sure.

[Eddie]

Let's do 13 out of 27. All right. Let's really extend it. Okay. So we will do two out of three.

[Kevin]

Okay.

[Eddie]

You good with that?

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

You can call the first one.

[Kevin]

Okay.

[Mike]

Gentlemen.

[Kevin]

Yeah. Let me see it.

[Mike]

This is your hands.

[Eddie]

I know. What a freaking head looks like.

[Kevin]

What does it look like? Oh, I let go. Buffalo Rome.

[Eddie]

No, I just said Kevin gets to call the first one and Let it land. Let it land. All right. Go, Kevin. Buffalo Heads. Heads. Heads. All right. One down.

[Kevin]

Am I calling again?

[Eddie]

Yeah, why not? Okay, he's gonna call it.

[Kevin]

Don't fail me now.

[Eddie]

Buffalo Heads.

[Kevin]

Oh, my gosh.

[Eddie]

All right.

[Kevin]

I suck at all these.

[Eddie]

Everybody has to give me their five bucks. Okay, so that's 1, 5, 10, 15, 20. 20.

[Mike]

There you go, man.

[Kevin]

We got change for a 20 over there.

[Eddie]

Thank you. Eddie gave me his five. Yeah. Gives me right this second. But I appreciate it before we left.

[Mike]

Hey, dude, I'll forget.

[Eddie]

You can also just Venmo me five bucks.

[Kevin]

Probably what we're gonna go with.

[Reed]

Yeah.

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[Mike]

That five dollar bill then.

[Eddie]

Okay. And the main team with ten dollars each, Casey had St. John's they're out. Rest in peace.

[Mike]

See ya.

[Reed]

Peace.

[Eddie]

All the rest of us are in.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Kevin and Eddie had Duke. Gotta feel pretty good about that.

[Mike]

They're gonna split that one.

[Eddie]

Reed has Florida and Mike and I have Auburn. So at least one of us will be eliminated before Monday because Auburn and Florida play each other.

[Kevin]

Correct?

[Eddie]

Yeah. So. Okay, well, that money's still there, but I got made 25 bucks.

[Kevin]

Dude didn't even get.

[Eddie]

Don't hate that. Kevin said. Ran into the lawyer we talked to at his gym?

[Kevin]

Yes.

[Eddie]

A pickleball lawyer that was going to set up the escrow. So did he recognize you? Because I don't know if we knew what he looked like.

[Kevin]

I, yeah, I had no idea he recognized me. I was at the gym on this past weekend and he came up after the workout. I was sitting there stretching. He's like, hey, you kick off Kevin? And I was like, yeah, what's up, man? He's like, I'm Brooks, I'm the lawyer that you guys have been talking to. I was like, what? Really? I didn't even know you lived here.

[Mike]

He's like a celebrity.

[Kevin]

Yeah. And he's like, yeah, I live down the street over here. I've seen you here a couple times. But, you know, after I got on the show then I wanted to say something and we started talking about the guy, the Twitter troll and all that. And he's like, yeah, it's just, I'm interested. Like, you guys are awesome. Blah, blah. And so it was a small world. I had no idea he even lived here.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Big shout out.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

And so I gave Kevin, I don't know the update to this, but I gave Kevin the Twitter trolls username to go and message him to say, hey, let's set this up. Play for a thousand bucks. The guy is, from what I know, a four year Division one athlete. I think he's a wrestling coach. I know he's training for Ironmans, so for sure an athlete kind of sucks. That's the troll I go after of all the trolls that I can go after. You know, a troll's a troll, but of all the trolls, that has to be it. And so I said, here's his name. So message him up. And because we got the lawyer we've got, I'm ready, I'm physically ready. So let's get it going. So what has happened since I gave you his name?

[Kevin]

So I reached out on Twitter, I couldn't DM him. We talked about that a little bit last week because I wasn't following him, he wasn't following me. For whatever reason, I couldn't DM him. So I started following him. And then I commented on the post and was like, hey, blah, blah, blah, follow me back. I'd like to reach out so we can set something up here. And that was last weekend. And ever since then I have heard absolutely nothing.

[Eddie]

Oh, he's running, so he's scared.

[Kevin]

Nothing.

[Eddie]

I'm surprised by that. He was so secure.

[Mike]

Do you think it's the lawyers maybe scaring him a little? Bit how official this is.

[Eddie]

Well, that's only so no one gets scammed.

[Mike]

I understand, but maybe he's just like, oh, whoa, whoa, whoa. This is too much. This is too official. Maybe it's like he just wanted to threaten you a little bit and play the game, and so should I.

[Eddie]

Do you think he's seen yours?

[Kevin]

I mean, I went on his Twitter. It's not like he's so active on Twitter. And he would go, pat. You know, I. He had to have.

[Eddie]

Oh, what a terrible. He was going back and forth. So even me going and losing is a better payoff than it not happening.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

I'm gonna be so disappointed if this guy. Totally.

[Mike]

So is this our only way of communicating with him?

[Eddie]

It's always. Ever talked to me on Twitter.

[Kevin]

He's like, I tried to look him up on Instagram, too.

[Eddie]

Find him?

[Kevin]

No, because all I have is his Twitter name. And then you try to search that on it. I don't know.

[Mike]

Good.

[Kevin]

I know.

[Eddie]

Reed, you have a Twitter. Yes. I don't use it very much, but I do get one. So then, Kevin, if you don't mind messing him again and read also message him. Hit him with that double. Well, yeah, just be like, hey, we're trying to get a hold of you to set this pickleball match up. Yeah, we're ready to go.

[Reed]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

And then report back next week. All right. Does he work at a school? Just contact the school. You know, you literally could find. I don't know. He's. I don't know where he coaches. Like, if you go to his page, it's showing, like, wrestling trophies or something like, yeah, get a hold of us. There's nothing illegal about trying to get a hold of someone.

[Mike]

It just feels like bookie, bookie, ish a little bit.

[Eddie]

He doesn't owe anything. But if he's gonna talk when we're just trying to get in touch, I don't think there's anything wrong with that. You just leave a message. It's cool. Hey, Principal Jackson. We're just trying to get a hold of the wrestling coach.

[Kevin]

Some guy from Twitter says he's challenged us to a duel.

[Eddie]

Yeah, report back Monday.

[Kevin]

All right.

[Eddie]

On whatever activity. Has he tweeted at all on his own page since then, though? Because maybe he hasn't got on Twitter at all. So therefore he hasn't seen your tweet.

[Kevin]

That's what I'm wondering. I'm checking right now.

[Eddie]

He has as of March 20th. I see something in the thread.

[Mike]

Dang.

[Reed]

He's running so he got spooked.

[Eddie]

Wait, as of March, but today, when this comes out, it's April 4th.

[Mike]

And when did that message.

[Eddie]

Yeah, when did Kevin post a message?

[Kevin]

Sad or Sunday?

[Eddie]

Oh, no, that's way past calendar.

[Kevin]

Oh, my 30th.

[Eddie]

When was his last tweet, Mike, of all. Yeah. March 20th is what I'm seeing. Even on the replies. If it replies. Replies look like the Last one was.

[Kevin]

March 20th and I was March 30th.

[Eddie]

A troll is usually on Twitter more than.

[Reed]

Yeah, right.

[Eddie]

Okay. Just message him again a couple times. Let's see what's up. If we can get them.

[Kevin]

I wish I could do that old, like, Facebook thing. We could poke them.

[Eddie]

We get concerned for him. Oh, my God. What's happened to him?

[Kevin]

He's all right.

[Eddie]

I don't even know his name. I'm worried they're doing the virtual chain gang. If you guys saw that. The rules committee.

[Kevin]

Yeah, yeah.

[Eddie]

The guys will still be there, I guess, in case it breaks. But they have that technology they use in tennis. They use. Any other sport they use like soccer. They use it. I don't know. With like the Euro sports. I'm not sure.

[Reed]

Yeah, I know tennis. That's the one that I always go to.

[Kevin]

Soccer, too.

[Eddie]

Yeah, Surely that eagle eye or whatever they call it. But yeah, no, they're getting. I think it's great.

[Reed]

Finally, right?

[Eddie]

I think.

[Reed]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Precision. You can't argue with correct precision. And it's going to be precise. And I'll be curious. Is it going to be on the tips of each ball? Because I don't think they've gotten so in the weeds. Like. Like molecular.

[Reed]

Yeah, like that whole challenge that they probably changed it for.

[Eddie]

Will it.

[Reed]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Will it be just the tip? Where is it?

[Mike]

Right. Good question.

[Kevin]

You.

[Eddie]

You know the middle. Cuz that matters. Yeah, like the. The ball matters.

[Mike]

So is this the one where when they do the replay, everyone goes. And then they show the line on the.

[Eddie]

Oh, in Tennessee. Yeah.

[Mike]

Okay, that's cool. This could be really fun in football.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Yeah. Also, like, you know, you know those old guys running around, sometimes they get hurt. Yes.

[Reed]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Yes, they do.

[Eddie]

You know, just more people on the side. Let's clear the sidelines. What I say. Okay. So the guy is not okay. Yeah. He's not tweet. I'm. I look too. Nothing.

[Kevin]

Nothing.

[Eddie]

What if the guy died?

[Mike]

I hope not.

[Kevin]

We call the school. I don't know how to tell you guys. This.

[Reed]

Pickleball.

[Mike]

It's not funny.

[Eddie]

The NFL's planning a Christmas Day triple Header this year, man. I'm telling you, NBA, this sucks for them because Christmas was NBA Day.

[Mike]

It was.

[Reed]

Yeah.

[Mike]

That was the day. That was their only day, really.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Other than the Finals.

[Eddie]

This sucks. Adam Schefter is the one who tweeted it, but, yeah, LeBron last year said, christmas is our day as far as talking about games.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Eddie]

And they had a double header last year, but no triple header this year. The NFL is upping their quest for Christmas Day dominance with Shefter reporting that three are scheduled. Two of will be shown on Netflix and one on Amazon.

[Mike]

Did you like football on Christmas?

[Eddie]

I like football anytime.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Eddie]

Yeah. It didn't matter. I mean, I didn't.

[Mike]

It felt weird. There was a little too much football for me during Christmas because Christmas is the one time where the family's like, we're all together. Like, let's all hang out. And then like, we're like, but the game's.

[Eddie]

You know, you can do not watch it.

[Mike]

No, football's on.

[Eddie]

That's what I'm saying.

[Mike]

We're watching it.

[Eddie]

You cannot watch it and then feel like the old times.

[Mike]

Because, like, everyone was like, whoa, you're watching football? Like, we're all having dinner. I'm like, yeah, the game's on.

[Eddie]

I feel like those holidays, you need something that everybody can kind of have on. And even if you're like a super casual, you can still sit and watch the game. It's almost like the parade on Thanksgiving.

[Bobby Bones]

Right?

[Eddie]

That's football now. Because NBA, that wasn't happening. NBA isn't big enough for there to be super casual. Aunt Judy is not going to be able to watch the Heat and Celtics and go, man, I can't believe. So they tried Jimmy Butler. How Eric Spolster. That's not. That's not going to happen. Right? Did you know he used to do film for my. But in the NFL, because it is so big, you can pretty much be.

[Reed]

A super casual, and fantasy is just.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah. And much like the Thanksgiving Day, I.

[Kevin]

Did feel a little oversaturated last year, though.

[Mike]

I did with football, too, because it.

[Kevin]

Was like, Saturdays, and then now they got Fridays.

[Mike]

It was a little much, especially that week.

[Reed]

Right. Because it was like Wednesday. And then Thursday night, they also had a Black Friday game.

[Eddie]

I didn't realize you guys were so lame. That's hilarious.

[Mike]

It does sound lame. I. I agree with you. But I just do remember feeling, like, a little too much pressure. Like, there's a game going on. What am I doing here?

[Kevin]

It's like getting down to the fantasy playoffs. So you got to get into it. You know, you might do a little parlay here or there. So you got to get into it.

[Mike]

Right?

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. I've lost respect for all of you.

[Mike]

I'm sorry.

[Eddie]

Yeah, that's okay. The. As far as the competition committee and we talked about no more line judges, there's the tush push. The other thing basically was they're going to take the 30 and now it's a 35, where if you kick it out of bounds on the kickoff, it's going to go 35 yard line.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Eddie]

Which hopefully will keep that from happening eventually. They're again at putting it midfield.

[Mike]

Yeah. Because they still kick it out because.

[Eddie]

They just want people to return kicks.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Eddie]

Like they don't want that to be wasted, which is why they eliminated the current. Well, until this last year, the kickoff rule, because that was never a play. It was just kick it out of the back of the end zone, go to commercial sometimes come back, just do the kickoff, go to commercial.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

And so as much ado about nothing where at least now, if it is that commercial comeback, at least you see a return before you go back to commercial. They just do not want that to keep happening where nobody returns. So they're going to go to the 35 yard line.

[Mike]

Stupid question. Are they that good to land it? Okay. All right. Because I know that they're good with the left and right like they have to for field goals, but are they good with distance control? I don't know.

[Eddie]

No. The answer is yes. And you can practice all the time. And it's. And it's the field goal kickers who are often the kickoff specialists. And so they know a 25 yard kick, what kind of height they need to put on it.

[Mike]

Oh, I thought they just swing the same every time.

[Eddie]

Do that with a golf club.

[Mike]

Not, not like anything under 80 yards, but anything over. Yeah, same. Same kind of swing every time. Yeah.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Well, so this would be like a. Like a pitch, though, because again, you're kicking it shorter and higher.

[Mike]

So like a driver. Could you. Could you hit your driver?

[Eddie]

They're not driving it because driving it.

[Mike]

Is what kickoff would be. The drive.

[Eddie]

Driving is what got him in trouble. That's why they had to change the rule, because they were driving it every time where now they're having to hit a strong pitching wedge.

[Mike]

You're probably right. I just didn't know that because. Yeah, I would have thought that they would have tried to hit the target a little more last season and they didn't. There were a lot of balls going out.

[Reed]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Who wins? Four teams. Who wins? Duke's big favorite.

[Kevin]

Mm. So I'm gonna go Duke and Auburn.

[Eddie]

They both can't win.

[Mike]

Who wins? The whole thing, Kevin.

[Kevin]

Oh, the whole thing. I thought you're talking about just the final Four. I'm gonna go Duke. We're riding Duke the whole way. Let's keep going.

[Eddie]

Yeah, Duke looks really good.

[Mike]

I don't think you can. Yeah, you have to go Duke.

[Eddie]

The reason I don't pick Duke is because everybody's picking Duke.

[Reed]

Right.

[Eddie]

And that's probably why I'm gonna lose money. Who's yours? Well, I bet a thousand bucks on Auburn before the tournament started. Get this bull crap. I've never heard of this before in my history of betting. I put 1,000 bucks on Auburn before the tournament at like, plus 400 going into the. Just. Just the final four. They're plus 450.

[Mike]

I would have.

[Eddie]

If I would have held the thousand bucks and only bet if they got to the final four, I would have made more money. I've never heard of that.

[Kevin]

That's got to be a first.

[Mike]

That's like pre ordering something, and then it be like, way cheaper if you buy it, like day.

[Eddie]

The day of. But at least pre order. You knew that you would have it, right. On a pre order. It's like you pre order in case they run out. You don't get one. If Auburn runs out, I don't have to bet them at all.

[Mike]

Yeah, That's. That's ridiculous.

[Eddie]

It. I've never seen anything like it. It's. It's because Duke and Florida look so good.

[Mike]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Eddie]

That they have swayed the odds so much into their favor that it has affected Auburn. And I hope my boys take that. Take it personally.

[Reed]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Auburn lost to Florida this year. Auburn lost the only. Auburn's played all three of those teams. They lost to Duke and they beat. No, no, no. They lost to Houston and beat Duke, I think. Right. Let me check them, because I think they beat. They beat Houston because wasn't that the game. They got in the fight on the plane and then they.

[Kevin]

Oh, early in the season, Auburn.

[Eddie]

Early.

[Kevin]

Early.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Yeah. I'm going, like, back to memory, so you guys could probably correct me, but I think that's when they got into the fight on the private plane. Had to turn it around. They were going to play Houston and they won the game.

[Mike]

I do remember that.

[Kevin]

Houston. Nope. Never mind.

[Eddie]

And Houston's only lost, like, one game in regulation. Like, the games They've lost. Have been like an overtime.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

The very few. They've lost.

[Kevin]

Yeah. Auburn beat Houston back in November.

[Eddie]

They had turned the plane around. There's a fist fight on the plane, which is crazy. And so they beat them and Duke beat them. Yeah. So they've lost to two of them and they've beat Houston. Let's go. Let's go. Auburn.

[Mike]

I know your money's there, but do you think, you think the championship would be Florida, Duke?

[Eddie]

I think Florida's guards are so big, Florida's so good. If you were to say right now.

[Mike]

Would you gotta go Florida, Duke?

[Eddie]

I think Florida can beat Duke as well. But I'm going Auburn, man.

[Mike]

Got a ride with Auburn.

[Eddie]

Hey, yeah. If we're right, I got my money there. I'm not saying anything I think might shift anything. So it's funny too, the further you get much, much different than other sports with the NCAA tournament. More people care about the first two rounds. Like really there aren't a lot of people that care about the, the Final Four. Like you got to be a die hard college basketball fan to actually care. And that's why they like big brands to be involved because there are more actual fans of the big brands. Everybody watches those first two days because you want to see upsets and scopes, but it's the only sport I can think of. The closer you get to actually crowning a champion, people actually Gen Pop actually cares less.

[Reed]

Especially with all them being number one seeds too. I just feel like that's just added on top.

[Eddie]

We're just at the final four. And most even like sports shows that, that are on where you get rated. They don't even lead with it because they know it's not. They'll still talk Cowboys or Lakers or. Yeah, but it's the only sport I can think of because you know, NFL playoffs, Super bowl hype, hype, hype. Bigger, bigger talk, more everything. Baseball. And really nobody cares about baseball a little more now than ever before. But when it gets to the playoffs and World Series more and more and more, NBA playoffs, finals, college basketball, kind.

[Mike]

Of the opposite dies down a little bit.

[Reed]

Yeah.

[Mike]

But I will say though, I think we're going to see the best games.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Now that's great. All 11 of us in the whole tournament.

[Eddie]

All 11 of us watching.

[Mike]

Well, watch because the games have not been great. Like we've been disappointed with a lot of these games in the tournament. And I think now we're going to see some really good basketball. And I can't wait.

[Eddie]

Yeah, you hope so.

[Mike]

Me and 11 of us.

[Eddie]

And there'll be people to watch. But it's just. It's just a weird thing that you people care. Gen Pop cares less the further you get in the tournament. All right, one more break. The finals are here, and the only thing for sure is it's the last time to bet on college basketball this season. Get in on all the action expected and unexpected with DraftKings sportsbook. With live betting, exclusive content, promos, parlays, DraftKings is the ultimate college basketball destination for March. If it's your first time, something special for you. New DraftKings customers bet $5. Get $150 in bonus bets instantly. Bet the unexpected with DraftKings Sportsbook. Download the DraftKingsSportsbook app. Use the code Bobby Sports. That is one word. The code is Bobby Sports. For new customers to get $150 in bonus bets when you bet just five bucks only on DraftKings, the crown is yours.

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[Bobby Bones]

Something unexpected happened after Jeremy Scott confessed to killing Michelle Schofield in Bone Valley season one.

[Mike]

I just knew him as a kid.

[Bobby Bones]

Long, silent voices from his past came.

[Eddie]

Forward, and he was just staring at me.

[Bobby Bones]

And they had secrets of their own to share.

[Gilbert King]

Gilbert King. I'm the son of Jeremy Lynn Scott.

[Bobby Bones]

I was no longer just telling the story. I was part of it.

[Gilbert King]

Every time I hear about my dad is, oh, he's a killer. He's just straight evil.

[Bobby Bones]

I was becoming the bridge between a killer and the son he'd never known.

[Gilbert King]

If the cops and everything would have done their job properly, my dad would have been in jail. I would have never existed.

[Bobby Bones]

I never expected to find myself in this place. Now I need to tell you how I got here.

[Gilbert King]

At the end of the day, I'm literally a son of a killer.

[Bobby Bones]

Bone Valley Season 2 Jeremy.

[Eddie]

Jeremy, I want to tell you something.

[Bobby Bones]

Listen to new episodes of bone Valley Season 2 starting April 9 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts and to hear the entire new season ad free with exclusive content starting April 9th. Subscribe to Lava for Good plus on Apple Podcasts.

[Eddie]

Caitlin Clark card sold for $366,000. That's a record for a woman's sports card. A rookie card featuring her signature sold for 366, including the buyer's premium at Golden Auctions on Saturday, March 29. It's the most a women's sports card has ever sold for beating a 2003 Net Pro, Serena Williams RPA, which is a rookie patch autograph that sold for $266,000.

[Mike]

Wow.

[Eddie]

This 2024, the Caitlin Clark features a single copy print run, superb blue ink signature and dazzling gold vinyl prism visual effect. On the Same day, a LeBron card sold for 1.159 million. Man, that's just risky. I saw a guy that bought a Patrick Mahomes rookie and he spent like, I'm just gonna make up a number, like 400,000 bucks. And then he sold it again, like six weeks later. And it was before the super bowl, so he was trying to capitalize on the fact that it might. And he lost like 80 grand on it. Like, the market's pretty volatile anyway, especially that quick and even because it's up and down, like stocks, players playing well.

[Mike]

Yep.

[Eddie]

So I like him, though. Would have thought I'm going to make some money off of this card. And he did not.

[Mike]

What do you have, Caitlin Clark? You got a rookie card?

[Eddie]

I've got. I don't have any of her WNBA cards. I have a bunch of her playing Iowa for Iowa. Yeah.

[Mike]

You have any signatures?

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Really?

[Eddie]

Oh, yeah. Yeah. I was on a hunt for a long time. I've just hit a couple of them in packs.

[Reed]

Oh, nice.

[Mike]

That's cool.

[Eddie]

Yeah. And I've sold on ebay because Reed, my head of digital, will run. Run the cards because we would do content on them. Like, we would go and buy. Remember the one. The time Reed put the one up that had the sticker? I left a sticker on it. What, you bought it at. Yes. Yeah, I found because I bought it for like 500 bucks. And I was like, I can flip this right now. And so I said, reed, yeah, that's my bad. I was like, hey, take a picture. Take a picture of this card and post it. We'll sell it right now. Because I wanted to do content to show how much I can make for it. And Reid puts it up and there's still the sticker for what I bought it on. And I was like, no, you're missing the point. Right. We want them to value it at something. And I ended up making, like 300 bucks. Yeah, it did well off of like, a same day flip, but yeah. Yeah. I've got five or six. Like, I would sign Caitlin Clark cards. I don't think anything worth more than a couple thousand bucks at most for one of them. I don't have anything that's crazy like that because I haven't pursued anything crazy like that. But I do have a couple of cards. My best cards at the safe at the bank.

[Mike]

Nice. Like a security deposit box.

[Eddie]

Yes, exactly.

[Mike]

I heard that in the movies. I don't know exactly what it is. That's cool.

[Eddie]

Because of, like, a tornado hits and there were, like, tornadoes. I don't want it to be blown. Someone's like, look what I found about. Okay, look.

[Mike]

Do you ever go check on it at the bank?

[Eddie]

No.

[Mike]

You walk in there like, Mr. Bones.

[Eddie]

Yeah, I'd like to see my heart. Would you please bring it up?

[Mike]

It's got to go through all these vaults.

[Eddie]

That's it. All right. I think we're done for the day. Appreciate you guys.

[Mike]

Appreciate you, man.

[Eddie]

Yeah, no, I was talking to the listeners.

[Mike]

Oh, got it, Got it. Okay.

[Kevin]

Them too.

[Eddie]

If you guys don't mind subscribing. If you're listening on the Bobby Bones show feed, please hit subscribe. Go to 25 Whistles and subscribe. That'd be super cool if you did that. It would help us so much. What?

[Mike]

I had me on the camera for some reason while you were doing all this, I looked over like, oh, that's me. I didn't even say. I just reacted and you say, what? I'm sorry. Distract.

[Eddie]

You jumped out of your chair. You know, sometimes when you turn your camera on and it's your own face real close.

[Mike]

That's what this was?

[Eddie]

Yeah, that's what it looked like. All right. So, yeah, if you don't mind, go subscribe. That would help us a ton. Thank you for listening. And let's go, Auburn. Let's go, Coach Pearl. And if you're not rooting for Auburn and Coach Pearl, then you never loved him to begin with, and we spent some good time with him. So any you Duke player you do guy.

[Mike]

Yeah, well, no, just. Just for this year. Just because I picked him.

[Eddie]

It sucks, huh?

[Mike]

But no, for this weekend, though. Let's go, Bruce Pearl. Let's go, baby.

[Eddie]

This weekend. This is all of it.

[Mike]

I think they play Monday, right?

[Eddie]

Yeah, but that counts. Oh, so you're saying you're rooting for them against Florida, but not against.

[Mike]

I want them to beat Florida. Who wants Florida to win?

[Eddie]

Hey, I do. But you're not.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

All right, that's it. Well, thank you, guys. We'll see you next time. All right, Blow us up.

[Mike]

All right.

[Eddie]

Bye, buddy. Theme song written by Bobby Bones. That's me. And performed by Brandon Ray. Follow Brandon on socials at Brandon Ray Music. You can follow the show on Instagram @bobbybonesports. Thanks to our crew, co host producer Eddy, segment producer at Kickoff, Kevin, video producer at Reed Yarberry, and executive producer at Mike Diestro. But most importantly, thank you for listening. I'm Bobby Bones. We'll talk to you next time here on 25 whistles.

[Bobby Bones]

Something unexpected happened after Jeremy Scott confessed to killing Michelle Schofield in Bone Valley season one.

[Gilbert King]

Every time I hear about my dad is, oh, he's a killer. He's just straight evil.

[Bobby Bones]

I was becoming the bridge between Jeremy Scott and the son he'd never known.

[Gilbert King]

At the end of the day, I'm literally a son of a killer.

[Bobby Bones]

Listen to new episodes of bone Valley Season 2, starting April 9 on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.