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SEC Registered Advisor Generated Assets is an interactive analysis tool. Output is for informational purposes only and is not an investment recommendation or advice. Complete Disclosures available at public.comDisclosures you are listening to the Dan Patrick show on Fox Sports Radio, Hour one on this Wednesday. Morale is high. Everybody's here. My starting lineup, my Fab five, Fritzy Seaton, Marv Paulie, yours truly and of course the back room guys. You at home, you on the road in your car, listening on the radio or watching on Peacock or the NBC Sports Network. As always, stat of the Day brought to you by Panini America, the official trading cards of the Dan Patrick Show. When when you think of stats, you think of Victor Wembanyama. Last night. He was economical is what I would say, because he went against a depleted Lakers team. But he put up 40 points, 12 rebounds, two steals in 26 minutes of work. He had 25 in the first quarter, and I thought, let's go for a hundred there against the Lakers, the artist formerly known as the Lakers. But no Luca, no LeBron and no chance. But 26 minutes. And the scary part is he's only 22. He's the future. And the future is getting close to being now. Because if I said you could have any player in the NBA moving forward, it's Victor Wembanyama. SGA is pretty young, obviously. Luca is young. Cooper Flag is young. But if I said you can have one player for the next 10 years, I'm taking Victor Wembanyama. I know what the joker is, and he's the best player in the game. SGA is a wonderful player as well. Cooper Flagg might turn out to be a 25, you know, 12 rebounds, five assists kind of guy. But when Benyama is different, when you see him on the floor, when you see him next to other players, just different. But the skill set, when you talk about coming into the NBA, the only other player who compares being ready to go was LeBron, and that's as lofty of praise as you're going to get. But watching Wen Benyama and I know the Lakers didn't put out their full lineup last night, but it doesn't matter. He's that great. And moving forward at age 22, that's where the sky's the limit. Which is kind of where his head is. It's in the clouds there above everybody else. But watching that last night and I kept thinking, he's making it look easy. These are NBA players he's playing against and have 25 in the first quarter. All righty. 8773-DP-SHoSE email address dpdanpatrick.com Twitter handle @dpshow and we have a poll question. Play of the day Stat of the day Operator Tyler sitting by. He will take your phone calls. We will talk to Mike Reese. He covers the Patriots for the Mothership. They had their exit interviews yesterday. I don't know too many teams who do that after the super bowl if you lose. I was glad they did. Mike Vrabel talked and we'll talk to Mike Reese about the it's weird how if I said at the beginning of the year and I said this yesterday, okay, you're coming off a four win season and you're gonna go to the super bowl, but you're not gonna play well at all, would you sign up for that? Every Patriot fan would have. But it almost feels like the season was a letdown because of how it played out in the super bowl or how it played out in the playoffs. And it shouldn't feel that way, but it does because now all of a sudden we go, what are you gonna do with that left tackle Lil Campbell? What about Drake? Maybe not gonna have shoulder surgery, but hey, he fumbles a lot. He got sacked a lot. I don't know. Like, it just feels like, boy, there's so much momentum. Oh, they played a weak schedule, okay. Oh, they never should have been in the Super Bowl. Okay. So it almost feels like there's more negativity attached to what the Patriots were able to accomplish this year. So we'll talk to Mike Reese about that. Jason Garrett, former coach working for Football Night in America When I watched the pregame show, he liked Seattle by double digits. He knew, he knew when he got there. He knew when he went to interview the Seahawks that this was a better team. And he said that on national tv. Drew Brees, first ballot hall of Famer, will join us a little bit later on as well. Seaton, what's poll question for the first hour of the program? I want to hear from Paul. Would you encourage your kid to sick out in order to attend a championship parade? Approve or encourage? Because I guess the school system in Seattle, there are no approved absences to go to the victory parade. If I'm a parent, yes, I would let my, my kid or kids Go to the victory parade. Absolutely. Yeah. I think it's sort of age dependent, you know, like. What do you mean? How old? Yeah, like, old enough to appreciate doing that, or would they just be like, I'm cold and like, all right, stay in school, you know? But if they were like, yo, sick, I get to do this? Hell, yeah. Then we go together. Yeah, it'd be awesome. Yeah. But no approved absences if you win. It's like if you got a note from Sam Darnold, that doesn't help you, you know, But I got a note from Sam Darnold. I'm sorry, son. Yes, Paul? Yeah. In Seattle, they are not closing the schools today. The past three years, the three super bowl champions, to some level, the public school system in that city did close some schools. For over 40 years, Tire Rack's been helping you find the right tires for how and what and where you drive ship fast and free. Backed by free road hazard protection with convenient installation options like mobile tire installation, tire rack.com. the way tire buying should be. All right, any other poll questions there, Seaton? Yeah, I feel like Seattle as a city, as a city, like government, maybe not the biggest sports fans. Really? I do. Yeah. Yeah, I do. You know, years ago, I went and shot something there with Seahawks fans. I did like a tailgating video with them. And they spoke a lot about how the city really doesn't care too much about. Not the fans, the people do, but necessarily the local governments there don't really care too much about the sports teams. Now, why wouldn't they? Because you have successful, you know, as far as attendance goes with the Mariners, obviously the Seahawks, maybe we're getting an NBA team. The Kraken, They've done really well, attendance wise. I know Seattle as a city at least used to have a housing problem where they. There just wasn't enough space for the amount of people that were moving there because of a lot of the companies that are headquartered there and they were driving employment. And so Seattle as a city was building up because there was no more room to build out. So I think that real estate there is. Is a, you know, a problem. You know, I think having all of that space there is an issue. And so real estate is incredibly valuable there, I think. So no places to tailgate, I think. Well, right. So, like, one of the things that Seahawks fans were complaining about is that the city would chase them from spot to spot. Like, you can't tailgate here. And then they would find a spot to tailgate. And then the next year there would be Like a building put up there and be like, can't tail. And it's illegal to tailgate over here. So then eventually they were, like, down under an underpass and like, this is where we're tailgating. This is awesome. And it was kind of like every year they had to find a place to go. And they complained a lot about the local, like, city government there. Yes. Yeah. Paulie, it's an interesting topic. Which big cities support their sports teams the most? Financially, obviously, or whatever. Support. But it does feel like Seattle. We don't live there and we don't follow it, so we don't know the nuances. But when the Sonics left years ago, they got a bit of a tag, and I'm sure there's more details to it that they didn't support keeping the Sonics, or some people didn't support keeping the Sonics, and it tagged them a little bit. Well, 800,000 are expected to be at the victory parade today. No kids. Well. Well, there'll be kids there. They just won't have approved absences. Yes, Paul, I'm tired of walking. If you were going to call out sick for your kid to go to the parade, are you honest as a parent? I'm taking my kid to the parade. Or do you say Jimmy's got a fever? No, just say we're going to the parade. Okay. Yeah. I'm not going to lie to you. I'm just saying because to me, that's an excused absence as a parent. And you're taking them to watching a victory parade. Yes. Yes, absolutely. Yes. But according to the press release from Seattle Public Schools, going to the parade is an unexcused absence. That means if you had a test that day, you get the big zero. Okay. All right, well, we'll deal with some extra homework there. See? You get degrees, extra credit. Yes, Todd, that's where it gets tricky. If there's an insensitive teacher giving an important exam there, and it's worth 30, 40% of your grade, can you really sit that out? You would probably go to school knowing I would go to school. Of course you would. Yeah. That's lame, though, man. It's February. Yeah. Important exams are we taking right now? Yeah. And this is life lessons here. Like 20 years from now, are you going to remember what you did on this day in school? Are you going to remember you went to a victory parade? It's about life experience. It should be going to the parade. Yes. Unless it's worth 30% or more of your grade. Well, you. Of Course graduated number two in your class. One point here or there could be the difference in where your top 10 ranking is. Very nervous. Dave and Eugene. Hi, Dave. What's on your mind today? Hey, Dan. I'm calling in and following up on the comments yesterday about Fritzi failing his driving exam twice. And I have a new nickname which I think would make a great T shirt, and that is no pass hole. All righty. See what he did there? He took. I sure did. Yeah, I was gonna let that simmer or whatever word you want to use you. You didn't pass the test, and you don't let people pass you on the highway. I'll let the couple seconds of dead air speak for itself. On the creative and clever. David in Ohio. Hi, David. What's on your mind today? Hey, Dan, I got a quick rhyme time for you. Oh, okay. Situation here. Yeah. Old Apple products and didn't pass his driving test. Old Apple products? Is that what you said? Yeah, yeah, like an old Apple electronic. Oh, okay. Todd, you offering up anything there? I know BlackBerry has nothing to do with Apple. I can't think of an old Apple product specifically. Paul. IPod, Todd. Yes, that is correct. Alrighty. Thank you, David. IPod, Todd. That is a rhyme. Yes, it is. Yes, it is. By the way, watching the Olympics and we become experts on events we have no idea about leading into the Winter Olympics. Now, all of a sudden, everybody knows about curling, you know, snowboarding, luge, ski jumping. Now we become an expert after 15 minutes. And plus, there's something about the Winter Olympics, I think, the danger element. Think about the. The Summer Olympics. There's not a lot of danger there. Now, you do have gymnastics, but other than that, you know, it's kind of like you're running or you're jumping here. You're, you know, taking your life in your hands with ski jumping and, you know, downhill skiing and going 80 miles an hour. And there's that element of. I'd never do that, but I like watching it. And after 15 minutes, I know everything about it. Yes, Paulie. I was watching this guy from Finland on the slopestyle where they go down and do all the tricks on skis. He's going down backwards. He does, like, a double twist flip and didn't land it. Like, oh, that's so disappointing. The guy's crumpled in a mess. Like, oh, he should have done that. And I was like, that looks really, really painful. And you look at the. That, you know, the. The air that these snowboarders get, you know, some of these events, and you're Like, I'll be damn, that's awesome. And then all of a sudden we're critiquing them that, you know, he's got to do a triple something something and you got to have, you know, whatever the lingo is. And now all of a sudden we're, we're shouting it out to our tv. You didn't land the Tootsie Roll. Wasn't the Tootsie Roll. That's at least a half a point of deduction. No Tootsie Roll. What the hell are you thinking? Not a test. So funny. Oh, I know, but it's, you know, we watch if, if it was on, you know, six months from now, any of these events, we wouldn't want. You'd watch ice skating, but you wouldn't watch. And I mentioned this yesterday, the genius of Dick ever saw my former boss at NBC. You get a tutorial when you're watching these events. They will let you know this is what they're judging. These are the people to keep an eye on. There's always a backstory and then they bring that to you. Now you're well versed. You're ready to go. So wife and kids and you, and you're right there front and center. And now you know exactly what is going to happen or what could happen and who these people are. Do a wonderful job on NBC. Let's see Kristoff in Washington. Oh, hello there. I want to say 511 and 3/4 and a pudgy 220. I heard you guys talking about Washington State or Seattle sports in general just to kind of like you folks. But Washington State as a whole is a big sports state. I mean, Seattle has always been known as a baseball city and a basketball city, but when the Sonics left, that left a bad taste in everyone's mouth to where they would not support the NBA anymore. I know a lot of people that were die hard Sonic fans and now have stopped watching the NBA totally. But to go to. I think it was, Polly had talked about local government. The reason why it maybe feels like local government does not support sports in Washington State or Seattle in general is Seattle itself is not safe anymore. A lot of local Washingtonians will tell you Seattle has kind of gone downhill a little bit in terms of how the government officiates the city itself and kind of where they set things up. So that's really where we're at. Washington State sports. All right, well, thanks for the phone call. I have a brother who lives in Seattle and loves it there and you know, goes to all the different sporting events. He'll be at the victory parade today. And, you know, it's like San Francisco got a bad knock, you know, before we got out there. And people are like, oh, it's a war zone or man, it's, you know, gone to hell. And, you know, has it changed? Yes. But I thought that they did a wonderful job and that city was great. The people were great. I didn't feel unsafe. Any place that we went to in our, you know, our like, five mile radius there, you know, every city has, you know, I, you know, have two kids who live in New York City and you could find places in New York City. You could, you know, anywhere you're going to find that. But I found that San Francisco did a wonderful job hosting the Super Bowl. Yeah, Seaton, sort of like confirmation bias, you know, if you're looking for negative things, you tend to find negative things. If you're looking for positive things, you tend to find positive things. That was, that was a full display of San Francisco because it is a gorgeous city that obviously has the same issues that every other city has. Yeah, yeah, Paulie, Going back to Seattle, when they built is it Lumen Field? I mean, they nailed that one. The way the roof comes out in the football type end zone and you look right at the downtown. They really nailed that downtown stadium, I think south of the downtown. All right, we'll take a break. We'll check in with the Patriots. Mike Reese covers the Patriots, the exit interviews, interviews and how is morale in New England? We'll find out next here. Dan Patrick Show Be sure to catch the live edition of the Dan Patrick show, weekdays at 9am Eastern, 6am Pacific on Fox Sports Radio and the iHeartRadio app Stigatz here. I have a podcast empire. It continues to grow and I have brought it here to iHeart. I'm also doing a live radio show from 3 to 5pm Eastern because my wife wanted to kick me out of the house. It's called Stugats Co. 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There's plays he'd like to have back without moving well to guard or to center, to tight end or anywhere else to tell you. And Then Will Campbell, who didn't speak to the media after the super bowl loss, spoke yesterday. Just wanted the night to sleep on things. Hopefully y' all can forgive me and we can move past it. I know myself, and if I would have spoken after, I would have said something that I didn't need to say. Obviously, you know, I was picked high and paid a lot, so people expect a certain thing, and I expect more myself. So whenever I don't perform, I don't expect, you know, everyone to be like, it's okay, buddy. I mean, obviously it sucks, but it doesn't suck for anyone more than it sucks for me. Mike Reese covers the Patriots, ESPN NFL Nation reporter. How's morale? How would you sum it up? And great to be with you this morning. I think there's two parts to this. There's the short term morale, which is they acknowledge they got their butt kicked in the Super Bowl. Will Campbell was asked what it was like to review the film of the game, and he said, terrible. You know, said they didn't deserve to win based on the way they played offensively. So that's the short term morale. I think Mike Rabel did a really good job, as he did all year in terms of messaging with the team about the big picture morale. And he kept citing the number 307. 307. And he was saying, this is the 307th day of our program. It's his first year as the head coach. No one thought they were going to be here. So I think he was able to zoom out with the players and sort of allow them to see that they had a great season. Just a very disappointing end to that great season. Okay, but let's take it into next season with Will Campbell. Is he going to need surgery? And was that really preventing him from getting any kind of stance to hold up to the Seattle defense? And then Drake may with his shoulder going into next season. So let's start with Will on the surgery. I don't know the answer to that question, Dan, but my. My hunch would be no, just because he. He had an MCL injury Nov. 23 at Cincinnati. He went on injured reserve. He missed, I believe it was four or five games before coming back. And he said that that was no excuse for his performance. And so I'll follow up on that to see if any surgery is required, but my sense is no coming out of that. And Drake, I know for sure because I asked him that question yesterday. With the right throwing shoulder, does he anticipate that it would need any surgery? He said no, just rest for that. You look at his regular season and I said I would have given him the MVP because I didn't think the Patriots were going to score 20 points in the Super Bowl. I mean, I had them losing by double digits. He did a lot for them during the regular season and obviously variable. That defense was wonderful. But we saw a different Drake May in the postseason and I don't know what you attribute that to because he was obviously under duress, a lot of turnovers there and really wasn't very threatening, even though he came up with the most passing yards in one quarter in the history of the Super Bowl. So. And that great example of how stats can be misleading because in the fourth quarter I think I counted 31 drop backs and, you know, they were down 19, nothing. So if I'm getting that right, Dan, I think start with what Drake said yesterday. He acknowledged that he did not play as well down the stretch as he wanted to. And he said he's committed to make the promise that he's going to work hard to try to get back there and to right that wrong, if you will. So that's the first thing with Drake. I think who they played has to be part of this conversation. Those were four, if we're talking about the playoffs, four of the best defenses in the NFL. So I think that is part of it. In this conversation about his play tailing off in the postseason. You go with a last place schedule to now a first place schedule and nobody's going to say they backed into the super bowl or the playoffs next year. What do you make of what's ahead? It's exactly what Drake said yesterday. He said that everyone's going to be coming after them next year. So they have to have the mindset that they haven't arrived, that there's more work to do to maintain their standing. Dan, they're going to have probably six primetime games and you know, they got, they're going to have with the 17 games and they're going to have one more road game than home game. And, and let's be honest, you know, it's. Some people talked about the schedule they had this year and some of the breaks they caught as if it was like a demerit to the team. I think two things can be true. They did have an easier schedule this year. They still went nine and oh on the road. That's not easy to do. So I think two things at the same time can be true, but it's not going to be like that next year. The way it looks right now, talking to Mike Reese, we. He works for the Mothership, the NFL Nation reporter covering the Patriots. How much damage did Brady do last week in terms of him saying he didn't have a dog in the fight? Yeah, yeah. I think it was more with some of his former teammates. I think that hurt some of his former teammates to hear him say that, because there's also a statue, Dan, out here, outside. I'm not far from it. I'm down here at the stadium right now. If I walked outside and went about 200 yards away, I'd see a big statue of him. And so I think maybe it just chipped away a little bit at some of the. The. But why not take a stand? Who cares for Tom? I'm thinking maybe, yeah, maybe. Maybe because he feels like as a broadcaster that just called, he's not partial, he's not impartial. He said he's not covering the game. That's why I'm just like. Just say, hey, I'm always going to be rooting for Mr. Kraft in the Patriots, and. And, you know, I. I'm gonna hire their offensive coordinator. I'm rooting for him as well. Nobody would have cared until he made us care about this. Yeah, I think that's fair. And I think he tried to clean it up. It was probably a little late right then on the Instagram story when he said, you know, robert Kraft, go get the seventh ring so we can both have seven. But at that point, it had sort of spread. Right. I will say this, with the present team, I. There was one player, Robert Spillane, the linebacker, who said it made him sick to hear that. But. But honestly, they've done a good job sort of separating and saying, this is a new era. Like, we have respect for the old era, but they're not really clinging on to what they did in the past. Oh, man, that was. I mean, it was a gift for us during the super bowl week because there wasn't a whole lot to talk about leading up to this game. So I do thank Tom for providing that. Mike, thank you for joining us. We appreciate it, Dan, thanks for having me. That's Mike Reese of the Mothership covering the Patriots. In between Tom, you know, his social media calendar, he is busy. He's partying, he's dancing, exchanging phone numbers. He's on yachts. He's, you know, got commercials here. Although when I do see the Pizza Hut commercial, I do think it's clever. The problem is Tom doesn't eat Pizza Hut. That's the problem. Like Subway. Like, I laughed when I saw it. I'm like, it's. Dude, you're not going to be at Subway. You're not going to be riding in a Subway, let alone eating a Subway sandwich here. But the Pizza Hut. All right, I did laugh the first time I saw him, but then I went, he ain't not eating Pizza Hut. It was like when. When Tiger was doing the Buick commercials. And I'm going, all right, might have one parked in the driveway. But I'm gonna guess there's a Mercedes or something of Ferrari that's going to be in the driveway or in the garage. Yes. I don't know when he crashed that car. Well, that was a rental. That was a rental. And he has to be seen pulling up to the golfing event in a Buick product placement. Yeah. Oh, yeah. But if he's driving around, didn't. Didn't Shaq do a Buick commercial? Absolutely. Unless they. They manufactured a brand new Buick just for him. I can't imagine Shaq getting into a Buick. Yeah, Paul, Tiger woods, when he had that crash in 2021, remember, he's going to the golf course. He was driving a Genesis GV80. Now, that was a courtesy car from the tournament. And then the other accident he had the Thanksgiving night was a Cadillac Escalade. Okay, Just journalists. Yeah. That's when the seven iron came through the. The window. Cranberry sauce all over the place. Oh. Oh, yeah, I know. He got busted being on his phone, texting, Thanksgiving dinner, no socks on, run into the car. Oh, my goodness. Yeah, yeah, yeah. How about a couple of phone calls here? How do we get there? Oh, Tom Brady people. Oh, yeah. Tom doing the Pizza Hut. Carter in Seattle. Carter, you going to the parade today? Begrudgingly, Dan. Get this. I am born and raised in Seattle. Hate the Seahawks. Can't stand them. Big Packer fan. My boss, however, I'm a bodyguard. My boss is going, so I get to attend the trophy ceremony and the parade. Yay. Wait, you're a bodyguard? I am. Yes, I am. Yes. On my way to do the trophy ceremony, do the parade, and I cannot stand the Seahawks. Can you tell me who you're guarding? We'll leave that one out. Okay, yeah, that's fine. Thank you. Thank you, Carter. And go pack. Go. Give us the target and the location, please. Yes, Todd Carter sounds very intimidating. I don't want any part of that. Yeah, Eric in Michigan. Hi, Eric. What's on your mind today? Yes, I remember, like Fritz, he's saying they should let the kids out Just to experience the Super Bubble parade. I find that ironic when that he said that when he would not go to the super bowl parade when Von Miller invited him. Oh, I know, I know. We still crush him over that. And he goes, oh, well, they only gave me one ticket. I couldn't bring my son. Yes, Todd. I didn't say the kids should go. I said the opposite, actually. If they got some kind of test or quiz, they're better off going to school. You skipped the game and the parade. I did that taking a stance because there was only one ticket off it. And as generous as that was, I was a package deal with my son and I was only going to go if there was like, two tickets. I didn't want to go if it's just going to be by myself. That's how I felt. I stand by that. Did your son say, don't go take a stance? Dad didn't even ask his opinion. That was just. That was my call. And I'm like, it's a father and something. Since he was an infant. We were screaming at the TV together, rooting for the Broncos. I'm not going solo for that. All right, all right. Mark in Virginia. Hi, Mark. What's on your mind today? Adp. Fourth time, long time. I've got a poll question for you guys possibly today. Okay. The poll question would be, what is the best high school athlete? Teammates? One entry would be Randy Moss and Jason Williams. The other one would be a current one, Matt Stafford and Clayton Kershaw. Well, they're both going to the hall of Fame. But if you're talking about teammates, one was really good in baseball and one was really good in football. Whereas Randy Moss and White Chocolate were on the state championship team in West Virginia. I'm sure there's a ton of Marvin. This is right up your alley. Yeah, but a lot of those guys, they're prep school guys. I can't say. Oh, yeah, these guys were on Oak Hill Academy or Mount Verde. Oh, please. You guys were all state and then you guys went to these prep schools. Oh, you know what? Reggie Lewis, Reggie Williams and Mugsy Bogues were all on the same high school team in Baltimore. That was Dunbar. Dunbar. Yep. Yeah. So like public schools. Maybe local private high schools. But do not give me Oak Hill or any of these big time IMG Academy. That doesn't count. Is Oak Hill Academy still exist? They do, but they're just. Mount Verde now has taken over as the top prep school. Like, if Carmelo was, you know, playing now, he'd go to Mount Verde, not Oak Hill. Okay, but Mount Verde pays better. Oh, keep me out of that. I'm not sure everything's for sale now. True. I mean, these kids going to high school and you get the shoe companies giving the money and you get merchandise, I mean, they're, they're trying to get you as early as possible. And I don't know what a high schooler gets, but I would imagine you're getting something. Yeah, Paulie, we're looking up this high school thing. Ben Simmons and d' Angelo Russell played basketball together at Mon Verde Academy. Pretty high end Ben Simmons back in the day. Yeah, you see, that don't count. No, I know. And you know, what did I say when I first saw him play? I think he's shooting with the wrong hand. I did come in and say, he's shooting with the wrong hand. And people went, well, what are you talking about? He is not a natural left handed shooter in my opinion. And then all of a sudden the story came out where I think he admitted that he's not a natural left handed shooter. I don't know if he's a natural right handed shooter either, but I watched him at LSU and I went, that dude can't shoot. Like, what do you. I mean, he, he looked like he was going to be the Next Magic or LeBron or whatever. I don't know if he loved the game, but he couldn't shoot, which is remarkable. To get to that level, to be that good. And nobody said, you know, you might want to work on your shot a little bit. Oh, I don't need to. Yes, Marvin. Well, that's the thing about basketball. Those guys are genetic lottery winners. So if you see somebody that's 610 play basketball and his dad was a professional I think also, so the genetics are there. So it's not like if you play football, you play baseball, you generally like, you love the game. But basketball, you don't know if that seven footer really loves basketball. He's, he's tall, but it doesn't take long for you to go, we gotta work on that shot. If I see it during a game and I go, he can't shoot. Then maybe somebody else saw that. It seemed to be doing pretty well up until he got to the NBA. Well, no, you can get by with, with talent and height, being able to score around the basket. But I would have been five feet off of him. I would just go, go ahead. If you, if you make those shots, you're like Angel Reese. If you make those shots, good, go ahead. I would like to see Angel Reese against Ben Simmons in a shooting contest. I'd tune into that for, for like where? 0, 0 and a half. 15 footers. Oh, 15 footers. And then we'll have a bonus round where we take it out to 18ft and I just tell the ball boys, wear, wear a helmet. Yes, Marvin. I remember Ben Simmons made a three pointer. It felt like one of those videos where the team manager played on senior night and he makes a shot and the crowd goes crazy. That's what it looked like, like the team manager hitting a three pointer. All right, we'll take a break. More phone calls coming up. Update our poll results. Up next, we have our play of the day. Fox Sports Radio has the best sports talk lineup in the nation. Catch all of our shows@foxsportsradio.com and within the iHeartRadio app. Search FSR to listen live. Support for the show comes from Public, the investing platform for those who take it seriously. 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Would you encourage your child to stay home from school or to stick out from school in order to attend a championship parade? Right now, an 89 of the audience say yes. Yeah. And then I put up there, should schools close for championship parades? And that's at 66%. Yeah, I would say, why not? Why not? Or you say to them, hey, how about we take today off and then everybody comes in on Saturday? I would be missing both days. I don't know about that. Now I have people sending in high school teammates. You have Ozzy Smith and Eddie Murray, both Hall of Famers who played on same high school. Michael Eves of the Mothership sent me a text, said Eric Davis, Daryl Strawberry on the same high school team. Who else is in there? Yeah, Paulie Donovan McNabb played basketball and football. Mount Carmel in Chicago played basketball with Antoine Walker and football with Simeon Rice. Okay. It's pretty good. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Morph. Mike Conley Jr. And Greg Odin. Oh, what could have been. Mike Conley is still playing. He is. He's got to be my age. I think he's like a year younger, but. But I think he got traded three times in the last week. Now, do you get a jersey? I always. I'm curious, you know, hey, you got traded, too, and then you know that you're going someplace else, and then you're going someplace else. And then he went back to Minnesota. Yes. Yes. Todd, I don't think you should get a jersey. Give me a cap or a keychain or something like that. A jersey for being on the team for 24 hours or something like that. Thank you, Todd. Yes, Paul? Yeah, Mike Conley's been traded twice in the past week and then waived by the Charlotte Hornets. Yeah. But I think he's back in Minnesota now. Yeah. Waved is. Is rude. Which. Well, what would you say? Because it's like a wave twice. Would you like you're waving, bye, bye, see you later. We just waved you. I don't. I feel like we. There's another choice of words that we could use then. Waved. Fired. Yeah, just, I don't know, released or something. Discarded. Oh, you got waved. Like, it just feels like they're watching you pack your crap and you get to your car and they're waving in the door. Release. Bye. Released. Just feels rude. Yeah. Yes, Todd, everybody likes another paycheck. But at some point, isn't the writing on the wall of nine different teams in the course of a week or two are bouncing around? Maybe, you know, I can sit this out for the rest of my life. Hey, I would stay as I could. I wouldn't want to grow up. What are you going to do, you know, the rest of your life? He's got a chance to be. At least it's a good workout for him, you know, he gets to work out, get paid, travel, first class. Yeah, why not? Yeah. See, and it's probably tough, too. I know it's what we do for a living, but as an athlete, being like, all right, well, I guess I'm hitting my podcast era. Better get me and two of my buddies start our podcast, I guess. What are you gonna do the rest of your life? Well, obviously, I'm gonna do a podcast. Well, I'm gonna start my podcast. I gu. I can't play anymore. Yes. Paul Mike Conley, by the end of this year, will have made $297 million. That's pretty good. Pretty good. Wow, that's. That's higher than I expected. Nice player. Yes, Todd. And at the end of the year, you can tune in for pros and Conley on your Iheart. There you go. Todd came up with a great idea, and it's worth waiting, I think, 15 minutes. Wow. Now, am I overselling this? I thought that he gave me a great idea for a marketing campaign for an athlete. Okay. And I think it's great. A couple of phone calls in here. Layla in Florida. Hi, Layla. Hi, Dan. Hi. The Danette. Good morning to you guys. Good morning. Bye. Five and weighing in, as always, is practically perfect in every way. And. And I'm. Thank you. I'm telephoning today because now that the super bowl is over, I'm wondering, what sporting event is everyone looking forward to the most? Around the Capone home, the March Madness madness has begun and the squares are getting swiftly filled in. So I'm excited to hear what you guys are looking forward to next. Well, I'm looking forward to the All Star Weekend. I don't go Too far out. And then, you know, I'm going to start watching more college basketball. Purdue and Nebraska was really entertaining last night. Purdue had a 22 point lead, and then my Huskers came back, went into overtime, but. And I would have bet money on North Carolina losing after beating Duke. And they ended up, I think Miami led wire to wire. But yeah, March Madness. You get spring training, you're going to get Augusta, you're going to get the playoffs, you're going to get the draft. I mean, there's a lot of things going on in the next couple of months. Yes, Marvin. An underrated week. Championship week. Those small conferences that get to play on ESPN and ESPN to get their shine for that one day. Kim in Florida. Good morning, Kim. What's on your mind? Good morning. I got Reggie Bush and Alex Smith going to Helix High School together, and we're the only two. I think we're in the Heisman at the same time. Yeah. And Bill Walton went to Helix High in San Diego, David in Denver. Hi, David. What's on your mind? Hey, Dan. 6, 4, 3, 30. Just to follow up on the Reggie Bush and Alex Smith. I actually played against him. I was a sophomore when Alex Smith was a senior and Reggie was a junior. And you just had to watch. And it was a thing of beauty to watch. I mean, we got her butts kicked, don't get me wrong. But it was pretty incredible. Did you get to tackle Reggie? Oh, no, I was an offensive lineman, so I just got to watch from the sideline. But it was, you know, handoff here and 80 yards. Yeah. He was a video game when at USC, Reggie had some runs where he went, wow. But I remember a scout telling me this. He said, he can't run between the tackles. He's not built to be, you know, lower body. And I'm. I'm saying, are you watching the highlights? And then he scolded me and he said, who's the scout here? And I said, oh, okay. And he was joking. And then, you know, Reggie had a respectable NFL career, but he wasn't the Reggie Bush we thought at usc. And Alex Smith, you know, had a. A pretty productive career as well. I always felt bad. He was always the quarterback before the quarterback felt like, you know, Kaepernick Mahomes carved out a nice career. Now working for the Mothership. Jason Garrett said Seattle was going to win by double digits on Sunday. He'll join us coming up. And Fritzi's marketing campaign for Sam Darnold coming up as well. Dan. And the Dan edge Dan Patrick show Everyone deserves to be connected. That's why T Mobile and US Cellular are joining forces. 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