Postgame Show: Free Glizzies For The City (feat. JuJu Gotti)

Summary

The Dan Le Batard Show with Stugotz: Postgame Show – “Free Glizzies For The City” (feat. JuJu Gotti)

Date: December 1, 2025
Location: The Elser Hotel, Downtown Miami
Hosts: Dan Le Batard, Stugotz
Guests/Regulars: JuJu Gotti, Mike, Jeremy, Eric, Roy

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Overview

This Postgame Show delivers the signature mix of sports hot takes, pop-culture riffs, and absurdist humor that defines the Le Batard & Friends universe. Broadcasting from downtown Miami, the crew—alongside rising comedy contributor JuJu Gotti—dives into NFL storylines, celebrates wacky sports bets (including the legendary free hot dog stunt by Chicago’s Ben Johnson), and ranks the best-named players in football. Email polls, running gags, and classic locker room energy abound.

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Key Topics & Discussion Points

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1. Against the Spread and Sportsbook Banter

Timestamps: 00:34 – 02:18

• The crew plays their weekly “against the spread” NFL/NHL picks, with rapid-fire, semi-serious betting banter.
• Eric recommends taking the Jets as underdogs versus Buffalo due to a goalie (Hellebuyck) injury:

  “They have lost four of the last five. So going to go with the Jets today at Buffalo.” (01:36–01:51)

• Dan goes bold with the Anaheim Ducks, humorously insisting they’ll make the playoffs:

  “Let’s take them against those [Blues].” (01:54–02:18)

• Classic Stugotz energy:

  “Give me that spread. I want that spread.” (00:51)

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2. Chris Myers, Mark Schlereth, and the Miami Dolphins’ Broadcast Crew

Timestamps: 02:18 – 03:22

• JuJu notices Schlereth’s “challenge from a height standpoint” quote about Tua Tagovailoa—“the most word you can use to say someone is short.”
• The panel riffs on Mark Schlereth lavishing praise on Julian Hill, Miami’s lightly regarded third tight end.

  Stugotz: “All my Dolphin fans friends [got] angry for how much he was praising Julian Hill… He’s a big part of their run.” (02:54–03:03)

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3. Ben Johnson’s Shirtless Stunt & "Free Glizzies" for Chicago

Timestamps: 03:56 – 04:47

• Viral sports moment: Bears coach Ben Johnson takes his shirt off after a win so that Chicago’s Wiener Circle will give the city free hot dogs (“glizzies”).
• JuJu questioned the logic—was it just because it was cold?

  Dan: “He took his shirt off so that the whole city could get free hot dog. Free glizzies for the city, man. Come on.” (04:39–04:47)

• The panel jokes about why shirtlessness is a fan demand and polls if every fan really wants to see their hero topless.

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4. Top Five Plays of the Weekend: JuJu’s List

Timestamps: 05:25 – 10:10

JuJu and Dan break down five NFL (and slightly adjacent) plays that were honestly ridiculous or pivotal.

• Noise and jokes about a Jaguars punter “threatening to murder” an opponent
• Key defensive recoveries, referee miscues, and gutcheck touchdowns
• Mike: “Winning’s an attitude, Dan.” (05:57)
• They lampoon referee mistakes:

  Dan: “Referees. Liars. I’m just gonna put that out there, bro. Most referees are liars.” (09:09–09:20)

• Dan on field positioning calls:

  “Ain’t no way in hell, bro, you gonna tell me you were standing by the touchdown and you saw that this punt went out of bounds on the 43 and a half yard line? Sir, you, sir, are a liar.” (09:21–09:38)

• #1 Play: Kevante Turpin’s fumble recovery for the Cowboys

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5. Lane Kiffin, Nostradamus Moments & the College Football Digressions

Timestamps: 11:03 – 12:42

• Panel lambastes Lane Kiffin’s career volatility and the American media’s obsession with him:

  Dan: “When did Lane Kiffin start mattering?...Put his…championships in the box. Shake them up. I don’t hear a damn thing, man.” (11:28–11:54)

• Jeremy draws a sharp parallel:

  “Is Lane Kiffin the Jimmy Butler of college football? Where the highs are so high… but ultimately…the way it ends is always in flames.” (12:14–12:32)

• They marvel at coaches leaving trails of chaos.

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6. Coolest Names in (Pro) Football: JuJu & Dan’s List

Timestamps: 13:09 – 15:31

• Dan challenges that “Skyy Moore” (with two Ys) is the best name—JuJu delivers a delightful alternate top five, drawing applause for “Divine Diablo” at #1.

  Dan: “Number three, Equanimous St. Brown…Number two, Kool Aid McKinstry...Number one, the coolest name in the NFL right now. Divine Diablo.” (14:55–15:31)

• The group wonders if “Kool Aid” and “Sauce” are real names or just legendary nicknames.
• Honorable mentions: Puka Nacua, Chidobe Awuzie, Sauce Gardner, Rasheed Shaheed, D’Amador Lenore, Jackson Dart.

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7. Audience Polls and “Does Brock Bowers Look 50?”

Timestamps: 16:38 – 18:24

• Weekly poll results riff:
  • Did Lane Kiffin do the right thing? — 52% No
  • Does Aaron Rodgers look like a “Survivor movie” protagonist? — 96% Yes
  • Does Brock Bowers look more like a 50-year-old plumber or an all-time tight end? — 94% plumber
  • Monopoly outduels Clue as “bigger game” — 84% for Monopoly
• The group fixates on Brock Bowers’ “old man” looks:

  JuJu: “He’s just gotta go bald here, right?” (17:52–18:03)

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8. The ‘Fighter with Hairy Shoulders’ Hypothesis

Timestamps: 18:38 – 19:02

• JuJu advances a “universal life principle:”

  “In a fight, you have to beware of the guy with extra hairy shoulders.” (18:38–19:02)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Referees:

  Dan: “Most referees are liars.” (09:09)

• On Shirtless Celebrations:

  Mike: “If you’re a fan of someone, you want them to take off their top. Everybody knows that.” (05:03–05:06)

• On Lane Kiffin:

  Jeremy: “Is Lane Kiffin the Jimmy Butler of college football? Where the highs are so high… but ultimately…the way it ends is always in flames.” (12:14–12:32)

• On Great Football Names:

  Dan: “Number one, the coolest name in the NFL right now. Divine Diablo.” (15:21–15:31)

• On Fights:

  JuJu: “In a fight, you have to beware of the guy with extra hairy shoulders.” (19:01–19:02)

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Overall Tone

Lively, irreverent, and filled with the freewheeling chemistry that defines the show—mixing sharp sports insight with laid-back, Miami-infused banter and a rotating series of inside jokes, polls, and social media callouts.

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Useful Timestamps

• 00:34 – Opening “Against the Spread” picks
• 04:12 – Ben Johnson’s shirtless celebration & “free glizzies”
• 05:25 – JuJu’s Top Five NFL Plays
• 11:03 – Lane Kiffin drama and Nostradamus shoutouts
• 13:09 – Best Pro Football Names list
• 16:38 – Audience polls segment
• 18:38 – The “hairy shoulders” fighter theory

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For Listeners

You’ll hear spirited debates, player name rankings, in-jokes, and sports moments reframed in ways only Le Batard and crew can manage. Even if you missed the games, you’ll come away with new favorite names, wild analogies, and a better sense of what makes the sports world, and this show, uniquely entertaining.

Transcript

[Dan Le Batard]

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[Stugotz]

Cuervo.

[Dan Le Batard]

What are you doing here?

[Juju]

Cuervo? Anytime someone says Cuervo, I show up.

[Dan Le Batard]

Well, I do know that to be true. But even during ad reads like Cuervo, I think he could lay out especially for one of our great partners.

[Juju]

Sweet, delicious Cuervo.

[Dan Le Batard]

Since then, Cuervo has stayed true to its roots. The same family, the same land, the same passion.

[Juju]

Cuervo.

[Dan Le Batard]

So enjoy the tequila that started it all. Cuervo. Cuervo, the tequila that invented tequila. Roximo Cuervo.com Please drink responsibly.

[Stugotz]

Cuervo. Against the spread.

[Dan Le Batard]

Against the spread.

[Stugotz]

Now give me that spread.

[Dan Le Batard]

I want to see that spread.

[Stugotz]

We haven't started yet, dad.

[Dan Le Batard]

Hey, look at that spread. I need that spread. Give me that spread. I want that spread.

[Stugotz]

Put the acct.

[Dan Le Batard]

Man. Need those spread. Just pick Miami.

[Juju]

What?

[Dan Le Batard]

What is it? Joe Biden not doing? Oh, come on. Against that. Come on.

[Juju]

You know you all would agree, you may have noticed we're gonna get to against the spread here in a moment. 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1.

[Dan]

Take against the spread. Eric dump.

[Stugotz]

Against the spread is present by DraftKings. DraftKings the Crown is yours.

[Eric]

All right. The jets are going into Buffalo against the Sabers as a goal and a half underdog.

[Dan]

Come on, man.

[Eric]

The reason why is because Conor Hellebut is still out. He's on IR with a knee injury. He had surgery a couple weeks ago. Out four to six weeks. They have lost four of the last five. So going to go with the jets today at Buffalo.

[Stugotz]

Come on. Hey, give me that spread.

[Dan Le Batard]

Hey, give me that spread. Going to go with an adjusted against the spread. I'm going to take the Ducks favored by minus one and a half right now. They're a dog in that game against Blues. Sometimes goals hard to come by for the Blues. I believe the Ducks would be better. So why not take the extra juicy attempt here with the Anaheim Ducks who are going to make the playoffs, by the way. Going to make the playoffs. Let's take them against those.

[Juju]

They are looking good, aren't they, Roy? They're offensively no longer challenged. I saw. I saw over the course of the weekend I saw that Chris Myers and Schler got stuck of course with the Saints game and the Saints versus the Dolphins. And Schlerith said of Tua, he said he has a challenge from a height standpoint, which is the most word you can use to say someone is Short that TUA has a challenge from a height standpoint. Did you feel bad listening to Chris Myers have to do Dolphin Saints thinking that his career should be beyond this?

[Dan Le Batard]

I was.

[Stugotz]

It was funny to me to watch all my Dolphin fans friends get angry at Schlereth for how much he was praising Julian Hill. Like the Dolphins, like third tight end. He's a good blocker.

[Mike]

Loved how much he was.

[Stugotz]

He's a big part of their run. So like. But. And he's a guy that gets trolled a lot in the Dolphins chat because he sucks every other play. He's just like, I'll tell you this, Julian Hill, you don't have to put the ball in his hands. He does things.

[Juju]

Wait, who sucks?

[Mike]

Julian Hill? No, sir, is my dog. Julian Hill sucks.

[Stugotz]

Okay, Schler, I swear he mentioned him like seven times.

[Mike]

No, I remember he was raving about him blocking.

[Juju]

When you consider how much has changed in professional football, I will just remind you that it was a year ago at about this time that Eberflose on Nashville television with the Bears was making that screw up at the end of the Thanksgiving game that made us all know it was his last job in professional football and that Caleb Williams was on the cusp of being ruined. A year later, they're 9 and 3 and at the top, top the NFC, because Ben Johnson is their quarterback. JuJu is ready to go. I can hear. I can hear his breathing behind us. Juju is ready to go. Juju. What do we have for. What do we have today? That. Why is there a video right now on my screen?

[Stugotz]

Photo.

[Juju]

A photo of a shirtless bear. Is that. Oh, is that good?

[Dan]

Better bet. Never let it rest.

[Juju]

Okay, so. Okay, so I had not seen this. Hold on a second. Where's the audio on this? I have not seen this.

[Stugotz]

We got to get that. We just have this. I wanted to show you shirtless Ben Johnson.

[Jeremy]

This Ben Johnson, though.

[Dan Le Batard]

Good coach, huh, Abs?

[Dan]

Yeah. Salute to Ben Johnson, by the way. He took his shirt off because in Chicago, the restaurant, the Wiener Circle promised that if Ben Johnson takes off his shirt after a Bears win, free hot dogs for the whole city. So my boy Ben Johnson just took one for the city right then. You feel me? Stand up, Ben Johnson. I see you, sir.

[Juju]

How cold. So this is not because it's cold. Chicago. He just wanted to take his shirt off because we wanted to see his abs.

[Dan]

No, he wanted. He took his shirt off so that the whole city could get free hot dog. Free glizzies for the city, man. Come on.

[Juju]

No, but I understand why. I understand what you were saying, Juju. I just didn't understand the nature of the bet. Why did they want him shirtless? Because it's cold.

[Dan]

Yeah, I guess they just Big Ben Johnson fans, you know, I mean they wanted to see my boy would take off his top. You did?

[Stugotz]

Yeah.

[Mike]

If you're a fan of someone, you want them to take off their top. Everybody knows that.

[Juju]

Okay, put it on the poll at ler show. If you're a fan of someone, does everyone want them to take off their top? Do you have top five plays of the weekend and are either Puka or Bowers going to make the list? Let's see. Let's see what we've got here from Juju Oli or are we going straight to the top five plays from the weekend?

[Dan]

Yeah, I got a Oli and these plays. Without these plays happening, their team would have lost the game. So. Yes. Oi. The Jaguars punter threatening to murder.

[Juju]

You think they would have lost to the Titans if not for the drags punter threatening to murder Shelby.

[Dan]

Absolutely. Absolutely. He had that look in his eyes and you know how they say on little giants, you gotta look crazy. Look the part. Chew on some aspirin or something. Slob out of your mouth. He did the job for them boys the other day.

[Mike]

Winning's an attitude, Dan.

[Dan]

Yes.

[Mike]

Attitude that you're gonna kill someone. You already one step up.

[Dan]

Yes, sir. Number five, Christian Benford scooping score versus the Steelers.

[Juju]

Who are you? S. I don't. I don't recognize this person me.

[Dan]

But yeah, that. But that's the problem also too. But mentioning the Bills. The Bills have to get help from their defense to win these games and they have to get the. The Josh Allen who finds the person in the back of the end zone with the push pass versus just a sporadic. So the bill's going to have this problem week to. I wouldn't pencil the Bengals in as a win or a loss for the Bengals just yet, Zaz. I think the Bills are going to struggle against them as they have done because they might get T. Higgins back as well.

[Juju]

All right. How do you feel, Juju about the idea that your Bills yesterday. Do you agree with my assessment that Aaron Rodgers looks like he's in a survivor movie where he's being hunted by other humans?

[Dan]

Born home alone, right? Hell yeah. And that was on that exact play too.

[Dan Le Batard]

He.

[Dan]

He got banged up on that scooping score which was like, man, get my boy off field, man. Then Mason Rudolph came in with that mustache and threw a Pick instantly. I'm like, oh, man.

[Juju]

Oh, Steelers have to be so done with the Mason Rudolph experience. Like how tired are they of him coming into games?

[Dan]

Number three, number four, Nick Bonito tip deflection last night for the two point conversion.

[Mike]

Huge play.

[Dan]

Huge play. Cause brother McNichols was wide open in the flat and that was going to be a game ceiling catch. So, yeah, great play.

[Juju]

That sport is so bullshit. That game of course is going to come down to the end. Of course that. What sense does that make? Number three.

[Dan]

Number three, Bryce Young to Jalen Coker on fourth down and three. Touchdown, baby. Down the field.

[Juju]

That's when I thought the Panther season was over.

[Dan]

Right, bruh? Either the Panthers are gonna get embarrassed every week or they are gonna win the super bowl this year. I don't know what going on with them. Who are they? I don't know. Number two. The referees called a field goal good when it was a missed field goal.

[Mike]

Really?

[Dan]

In the Texans versus The Chief.

[Stugotz]

I saw that.

[Dan]

Texas versus Coach.

[Stugotz]

I wasn't sure if it was just like an angle thing. Like I thought it has to be.

[Juju]

They're. They're underneath. I understand that's got to be an optical illusion, right, for that not to be a huge controversy. It's the second time I've seen it happen this season where it looks on television like the field goal has been missed. But both officials who are under the goal pose and have the best angle can tell you when it crosses or does it.

[Stugotz]

Because it wasn't one of those ones that was like higher than the pole.

[Juju]

Right.

[Stugotz]

So like, that's why it had to be obvious.

[Mike]

Wouldn't it be easier for the referees to tell if instead of being under the field goal post, they're sitting on top of the field goal?

[Stugotz]

I love this, right? Love it.

[Dan]

I like that. Wouldn't that be easier?

[Juju]

Like a conveyor sitting on top?

[Mike]

Yeah, they're just. They're sitting on top of each post.

[Dan Le Batard]

Yeah.

[Dan]

Like a jet pack.

[Mike]

Like a gargoyle.

[Dan]

Yeah, I like that. I saw two. I gotta take two. By the way, within the list. Referees. Liars. I'm gonna just put that out there, bro. Most referees are liars.

[Juju]

What?

[Dan]

Ain't no way in hell. Thank you, Chris. Thank you. Ain't no way in hell, bro. You gonna tell me you were standing by the touchdown and you saw that this punt went out of bounds on the 43 and a half yard line? Sir, you, sir, are a liar. And I'm gonna call you out.

[Stugotz]

None.

[Juju]

Considering.

[Dan]

Consider yourself.

[Juju]

You've Been called down. Number two.

[Dan]

Number one. Feel me? Kevante Turpin. Fumble recovery on George Pickens. Fumble. Huge, bruh. Cowboy. Thank you, Chris. The Cowboys would have lost that game to Patrick Mahomes. Got that ball back, so play if you want to. Yeah, it's looking good, But. But, man, great recovery from Kevonte Turpin.

[Juju]

That's the difference between us saying that now, Jerry Jones is a good general manager and us not saying that. Can you play the sound of Ben Johnson in the locker room taking his shirt off so that everyone can have wieners?

[Dan]

Good, Better, Bad. Good, Better, Bad. Never let it rest. Never let it rest.

[Juju]

Good. Gets better.

[Dan]

Gets better. Gets better.

[Stugotz]

No idea what that speech means, but I love it.

[Jeremy]

I love that guy.

[Juju]

I can't imagine how excited Chicago is about. About this.

[Dan]

Tell your better gets fast and your girl gets better.

[Stugotz]

Never let it rest.

[Mike]

That's a made guy right there.

[Stugotz]

You're supposed to chat when I say it, guys. You're supposed to, like, repeat what I.

[Dan Le Batard]

What?

[Eric]

Or I don't know what you're saying.

[Stugotz]

That's fine.

[Jeremy]

Again, we'll follow.

[Dan]

Says, you, sir, are a made guy in my book.

[Mike]

Thanks, man.

[Dan]

I think we should change the name right here to Nostra the Dumbs as or Nostra Dumbs Ass. Whatever the name is, let's figure out.

[Mike]

That didn't sound like a compliment. Nostra Dumb Zazzle.

[Dan]

Is that my lingo? I got to get it. It's on me. Players mess up. But, yeah, bro, you had. You came and you said, I got Nico getting fired. You didn't say, I think he's getting fired. He made.

[Juju]

He said he had it. He said. Two hours before the story broke. Did you have any Lane Kiffin thoughts? We spent a lot of time there. We can't get enough of that story, bro.

[Dan]

Yeah, I agree with Nostradamzas, but again, because, bruh, Lane Kiffin, bro. What's wrong with America? We used to be a great country. No pun intended at all. But. But we sitting here caring about where Lane Kiffin go, bro. When did Lane Kiffin start mattering? Put Lane Kiffin national championships in the box. Put his what? College football appearances, playoff appearances in the box. Shake them up. I don't hear a damn thing, man.

[Juju]

And. And he's left five of the last six places in just total chaotic noise.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Dan Le Batard]

Even when he left Alabama as a coordinator, Saban was like. Like, I'm not letting you coach this conference title game. Every burning mattresses fired on a tarmac. The only time that people Were like.

[Stugotz]

Say, mike, we know that you're good. Was Boca FA you.

[Dan Le Batard]

We get your vibe.

[Stugotz]

Thank you for your service, sir.

[Jeremy]

Is Lane Kiffin the Jimmy Butler of college football?

[Juju]

Wow.

[Jeremy]

Where, like, the highs are so high, right? But ultimately, the way that it ends is always in flames. In his case, like, literally sometimes. And there actually aren't any championships yet to show for it.

[Juju]

Well, not just no championships. Nothing close to a championship, not a finals appearance, not anything, really, other than having very low expectations and exceeding very low expectations.

[Dan Le Batard]

Although as a coordinator, he racks them up.

[Juju]

I mean, he's a good play caller. Nobody disputes it. I just can't believe the value. I can't believe the value of just play calling now. But maybe I'm wrong. Ben Johnson seems to be a very good play caller as well. And like I said, we're a year removed from Eberfluss. He has to live here now. Sky Moore. Sky Moore, I maintain, had the coolest name in football because he spells it with two Y's. And it's. And that is why, guy, it's two wise. I have not seen a Sky with two wise Juju. Are you here to correct me?

[Dan]

Yes, sir. I am here to correct you, brother. Sky Moore is a cool name, but I thought of some brothers in the NFL with even cooler names than my boy Sky Moore, so I made a top five list. But I got olives, daddy. I got olives.

[Juju]

You got a lot of names better than Skymore with two Y's, all right?

[Dan]

Yes, sir, if you're squint. And also. That I can think of. That I can think of. Audience important note. Oli. Number one. Come on, man. Puka Nakua.

[Juju]

It's a good name.

[Dan]

Hell, yeah, man. Oh, a lot. Number two. Chadobe. Awuzier. It flows off the tongue.

[Stugotz]

Dan likes Sky Moore.

[Juju]

It's too wide, Right, right.

[Dan]

Also, Oli Sauce Gardener. Come on, man. If you ain't got no sauce, then you're lost, man.

[Dan Le Batard]

Come on.

[Dan]

Right, right. Coats. Time of death, next week. Oli Jackson dart.

[Stugotz]

It's got an X in it.

[Dan]

Oh, man, we just got used to it. It's very cool, man.

[Juju]

I thought you were gonna go the other Jackson.

[Dan]

That's a cool name, too, but it's. Hey, six, seven. Number five. Number five. Rasheed Shahid. Come on, man. That's a powerful name, especially in the. In the community. Rashid Shahid. Come on. That's definitely a great name. Number four. D'. Amador. Lenore.

[Juju]

It rhymes, but he's got two, right? They're two wise. In his name.

[Dan]

Number three, Equanimous Saint Brown. Brothers and sisters. I love it. Number two, Kool Aid McKinsey. Man.

[Dan Le Batard]

Sky More.

[Juju]

Are Kool Aid and Sauce the real names? Are they nicknames? Are they real names?

[Dan]

Come on, man. His mama called him Kool Aid. Imma call the boy Kool Aid.

[Juju]

I'm not sure. His mama called him Kool Aid.

[Dan]

And number one, the coolest name in the NFL right now. Divine Diablo.

[Juju]

Makes me mad.

[Stugotz]

I thought you were gonna Roy's top tenant at the end.

[Juju]

No, he's got better names than I did and I'm embarrassed. But I had Jeff Smith. Too wise. So high. It's two wise, though. Imagine if Jeff spelled it with three Fs. Imagine if there were four.

[Jeremy]

Why do you like it so much?

[Juju]

Or because it's too wise?

[Dan Le Batard]

Keep an eye out for what James Franklin's doing at Virginia Tech. Flipping all these Penn State guys. And he just secured the big commitment of Rose Purgatory. Labintus.

[Juju]

It's a great name. How do you. How do you spell his name? How big is he? How?

[Dan Le Batard]

He's massive. He's 6, 6, 340 pounds. With the nickname Purgatory because that's where people get stuck.

[Stugotz]

That's right.

[Juju]

Between heaven and hell. Head to head. Do we have something? What is his first name?

[Dan Le Batard]

Roseby.

[Juju]

Roseby. And how do we spell his last name?

[Dan Le Batard]

Libintus.

[Juju]

No. Purgatory. I don't think you can use nicknames. Are Sauce and Kool Aid their real names? They're not their real names.

[Jeremy]

But his first name is Jaquinci.

[Dan]

Right? Jaquinsy. With a G, too. With a G. Jacquency. Yeah.

[Dan Le Batard]

That's good.

[Dan]

Very cool.

[Juju]

Let's go ahead and update the polls at Lebatard show during the debate.

[Dan]

I just put this up on the poll just to see how the crowd felt. Did Lane Kiffin do the right thing? 52 of the audience says no, he did not.

[Juju]

So wait a minute. You did your own poll?

[Dan Le Batard]

I'm curious.

[Dan]

Right?

[Dan Le Batard]

Sports fan.

[Jeremy]

Okay.

[Juju]

Yeah.

[Dan]

My finger on the post of South Florida sports. Dano number next poll. Does Aaron Rodgers look like someone in a Survivor movie towards the end of it where he's being hunted by other humans in the jungle? 96% of the audience says, yes, he does.

[Juju]

He had blood on his face yesterday and he's out there playing with no use of for his left hand like he's at the ravages. At the end of this jungle warfare other humans. Rutger Hauer is going to chase him down.

[Dan]

Who does Brock Bowers look more like? The greatest tight end ever or a 50 year old plumber? 94% of the audience says a 50 year old.

[Juju]

You guys have to get. Get me just a shot of Brock Bauer so that we could give that to the audio.

[Stugotz]

Oh, we gotta do my man like.

[Juju]

That to the video audience. Just look at his face and you tell me if he looks like the young greatest gronk you've ever seen because it just his hair is killing him. He's gotta go bald here, right?

[Dan]

Does Brock Bowers look older than Terry Bradshaw? 72% of the audience says yes, he does. A good chin.

[Juju]

Get some of the worst look at the positives, but he does have a good chin in that one. Get me the photo that doesn't have the good chin because there are plenty of those.

[Dan]

And last poll, bigger game, Clue or Monopoly? Come on, man. 84% of the audience says Monopoly. And those are your polls, Jeremy.

[Juju]

You should be embarrassed by that. Also add this for tomorrow because I failed to do this justice on Friday in a fight, do you need to beware of the guy with the extra hairy shoulders? Because I think we all know this. And Andre Drummond being seven feet tall and get squaring up like a bare knuckle fighter, that's bad enough, but once he's got the extra hairy shoulders.

[Mike]

He had the hairy shoulders.

[Juju]

Yes. I think that makes it all the worst. And I think, I think I could say as a universal life principle in a fight, you have to be beware of the guy with extra hairy shoulders. Let's pick it up tomorrow there. Thank you, Juju. Appreciate the time.

[Dan]

Yes, sir. Thank you.

[Stugotz]

Chin still looks good.

[Dan Le Batard]

Now is a good time to remember where tequila's story truly began. In 1795, Cuervo invented tequila. Cuervo, what are you doing here?

[Juju]

Cuervo? Anytime someone says Cuervo, I show up.

[Dan Le Batard]

Well, I do know that to be true. But even during ad reads like Cuervo, I think he could lay out especially for one of our great partners, Sweet, delicious Cuervo. Since then, Cuervo has stayed true to its roots. The same family, the same land, the same passion.

[Stugotz]

Cuervo.

[Dan Le Batard]

So enjoy the tequila that started it all. Cuervo, Cuervo. The tequila that invented tequila. Roximo, Cuervo.com, please drink responsibly.

[Stugotz]

Cuervo.