Hour 1: Rory McIIroy Wins & NBA Regular Season Ends

Summary

The Dan Patrick Show – Hour 1: Rory McIlroy Wins & NBA Regular Season Ends

Date: April 13, 2026
Hosts: LaVar Arrington, Brady Quinn, Jonas Knox (filling in for Dan Patrick and the crew)

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Episode Overview

This episode dives into two of the biggest sports stories of the weekend: Rory McIlroy’s dramatic win at the Masters—making history with a back-to-back Augusta championship—and the conclusion of the NBA regular season, focusing on Mikal Bridges’ impressive consecutive games streak. The segment is shaped by the trio’s playful banter, deep sports knowledge, and their humorous approach, offering listeners both insight and entertainment.

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Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Rory McIlroy’s Historic Masters Victory

[03:06–15:39]

• Masters Tradition and Theme Music

  • The show opens with playful discussion around the iconic Masters “Augusta” theme, with Brady dubbing it “wake music.”

    “I call this the wake music...you're in the funeral home...That's this music.” — Brady Quinn [05:12]

  • Jonas shares trivia: the song was written by Dave Loggins, third cousin of Kenny Loggins [05:56].

• Masters Hat Draw and Picking Rory

  • The hosts explain their show’s tradition of drawing names for Masters rooting interests.

    “I pulled Rory. I didn’t think he could go back to back...cough it up. Congratulations. Scotty Scheffler’s unbelievable.” — LaVar Arrington [07:15]

• Rory’s Resilience and the Final Stretch

  • Discussion of McIlroy’s mental toughness, weathering the pressure—especially after Scheffler closed the gap. They highlight the drama at hole 17 and how Rory managed to pull out the win by a single stroke.

    “Having such a dominant start, but then eventually almost giving it away...he only won by one stroke. That was pretty impressive.” — Brady Quinn [09:40]

• Preparation Controversy & PGA Tour Dynamics

  • The guys debate Rory’s prep—skipping tournaments to focus on major-specific course work—and its fairness:

    “There’s some people who feel it’s unfair if he can skip other tournaments and prepare just for a major.” — Jonas Knox [12:36] “Not a lot of other golfers have the access or just the ability to do that.”—Jonas [14:09]

  • They compare it to other sports, questioning if any athlete elsewhere has such leeway.

• Rory’s Evolution, Pressure, and Legacy

  • Reflections on how last year’s breakthrough finally got the “monkey off his back,” freeing Rory to play his best golf.

    “He’s finally playing up to his capabilities.” — Jonas Knox [14:30]

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2. NBA Regular Season Concludes: Mikal Bridges' Ironman Streak

[28:39–42:39]

• Celebrating Consistency in the Age of Load Management

  • Jonas calls attention to Mikal Bridges hitting 638 consecutive games (eighth longest all-time), despite his streak-preserving 23-second “appearance.”

    “He is 638 consecutive. Which puts him pretty decent company. But is 23 seconds really a start?” — LaVar Arrington & Jonas Knox [29:31, 31:24]

  • Debate ensues about the legitimacy and meaning of such “streak extenders.”

    “If you’re going to start, you got to play at least the first quarter...23 seconds, are we really considering this a start?” — Jonas Knox [31:28]

  • Brady argues it still counts, but admits it loses meaning if abused.

    “I still count it...but it would not hold the type of value [if it was always 23 seconds].” — Brady Quinn [32:00]

• Comparisons to Other Sports & Streaks

  • References to NFL (e.g., Josh Allen’s similar handoff games) and the legendary Cal Ripken Jr. streak, including “conspiracy theories” about how it was preserved [33:37].

  • LaVar shares the Brett Favre story—almost breaking Favre’s famous start streak by sacking him.

    “That injury he received would have broke his streak, if not for a bye week. I would’ve broke Brett Favre’s starting streak.” — LaVar Arrington [37:54]

• Meaning and Value of Streaks

  • The guys discuss the pressure such streaks put on players and question if it diminishes their meaning when a player is run out for only a few seconds simply to keep the numbers alive.

  • LaVar: “Don’t dummy it down...by putting a guy in for 23 seconds and then pulling him out.” [36:14]

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3. Statue Disasters & Sports Legends

[47:19–49:47]

• LaVar and Jonas roast the latest awkward athlete statue unveilings (notably Ichiro’s), poking fun at the “statue game” and comparing infamous botched jobs, like Dwyane Wade and Cristiano Ronaldo’s statues.

  “Dwayne Wade statue looked like somebody lit it on fire halfway through.” — LaVar Arrington [47:41]

• They joke about sculpture anatomy, especially Ronaldo’s, for comedic effect.

• Brady shouts out sculptor Brian Hanlon for his quality work (Archie Griffin’s statue at the Rose Bowl) [48:38].

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• Masters Music Banter
  • “That's this music, you know.” — Brady Quinn, referencing the somber tone of the Masters theme [05:12]
• Rory McIlroy’s Victory
  • “He’s got the green jacket yet again. So congratulations to Rory.” — LaVar Arrington [11:36]
• Ironman Streaks
  • “He literally committed a foul just to get out.” — Jonas on Mikal Bridges’ quick appearance [31:24]
• On Load Management Culture
  • “No more of this gotta play 65 load management crap. All that is out the window.” — LaVar Arrington [28:39]
• On Sports Betting Luck
  • “If I bet a horse who had a two length lead to win the Kentucky Derby, he’d get hit by a sniper before he got to the finish line!” — LaVar Arrington [19:08]
• Statue Ridicule
  • “It looks like someone put a duffel bag in their shorts.” — Jonas Knox on Ronaldo’s statues [48:25]

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Important Timestamps

• [03:06] – Show begins proper: Masters weekend recap
• [05:56] – Trivia: “Augusta” written by Dave Loggins
• [06:51] – Opening takes on Rory’s Masters win
• [09:13] – Scheffler’s comeback attempt and Rory’s response
• [11:39] – Rory on skipping smaller tournaments
• [12:36] – Debate: Is it fair for top golfers to skip tour events?
• [28:32] – Tire Rack Play of the Day: McIlroy Masters win call
• [29:25] – NBA regular season wraps; focus shifts to playoffs
• [29:31] – Mikal Bridges’ consecutive games streak
• [31:24] – The quick-foul exit controversy
• [33:37] – Cal Ripken Jr. streak conspiracy theories
• [37:54] – LaVar recalls nearly breaking Brett Favre’s NFL streak
• [47:19] – In Case You Missed It: Ichiro statue jokes and “statue game” fails

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Tone & Style

• Friendly, playful, and irreverent—hosts often roast each other and the sports world with barbed humor balanced by genuine sports analysis.
• Plenty of inside jokes and callbacks to long-running show themes (“Joni Links,” “Live Bet Jesus”).
• Balance of serious sports talk and light-hearted cultural tangents.

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Conclusion

This hour offers an entertaining, uniquely irreverent but insightful look at two major sports milestones: Rory McIlroy’s historic Masters repeat (complete with arguments about tradition, pressure, and what makes a champion) and the quirky, sometimes-questionable pursuit of consecutive games streaks in modern pro sports. Listeners are treated to sharp debate, honest banter, and a steady supply of punchlines—ideal for sports trivia junkies and laughter-seekers alike.

Transcript

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[LaVar Arrington]

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[Brady Quinn]

Good. Yep.

[Jonas Knox]

Yeah, there it is.

[Brady Quinn]

Yes, there it is.

[Jonas Knox]

Yes.

[Brady Quinn]

Happy Monday.

[Jonas Knox]

I did, I did have one of those this weekend.

[Brady Quinn]

Oh wow. Really?

[Jonas Knox]

Oh yeah.

[LaVar Arrington]

Oh yeah.

[Brady Quinn]

I did too. I had, I had quite a few actually. Did you. Oh my gosh. We went through, we went to Hermosa to our usual Mexican spot on Sunday.

[Jonas Knox]

Did you almost break your neck again?

[Brady Quinn]

I was just in my head like, yes, yes.

[Jonas Knox]

I'm still waiting for you to send a voice note.

[Brady Quinn]

Yes, yes, yes, yes. Like there was that, there was a moment where that. I swear there were these. They, they had to been twins and they were old. They weren't, they were not young people. They were old. And I was like, holy moly. They have to be former volleyball, current volleyball. Oh yeah, enthusiasts. Yeah. They came walking in there long and strong.

[Jonas Knox]

Man, he's back. Really?

[Brady Quinn]

Not really. Not. My eyes, my eyes will never. Hey, look, look, look. You gotta, you gotta be able to read and react. My eyes will as, as long as the good Lord above feels it fit for my eyes to work. They will work. They will work.

[LaVar Arrington]

Yeah.

[Brady Quinn]

Just won't get carried away. But I was in my head like, yes.

[LaVar Arrington]

Well, hey man, the weather's starting to, starting to warm up.

[Brady Quinn]

Yes, it is. I've never really frequent that area when it was warm out. I've always, you know, the few times that we started, it's been in the winter time. So I'm pretty curious as to what full out, full blown summer looks like on that little boardwalk area. You know, only imagine now, I don't want to imagine. I just. I'm curious. All right.

[LaVar Arrington]

You know, what was this weekend, though?

[Brady Quinn]

The clubs?

[LaVar Arrington]

Augusta National.

[Brady Quinn]

Yeah. God, you too, Mark.

[Jonas Knox]

Every time.

[Brady Quinn]

You too, huh? This is the last time I have to hear the, the, the wake music, though. Everybody. Until next year, everyone out there that's listening that are Dan Patrick listeners. I call this at the Wake music by him. Him did this song at the wake.

[LaVar Arrington]

You know who wrote this song?

[Brady Quinn]

I don't know.

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I don't know.

[Brady Quinn]

But this is the viewing like you, and you're in the funeral home, you're saying hi to everyone. Good to see you. Haven't seen you in 20 years. It's great to see you. That was a fine person. Then you go up to the box and you look in the box and you say your final goodbyes. That's this music, you know.

[Jonas Knox]

I've got your answer, by the way.

[Brady Quinn]

Who is it?

[Jonas Knox]

Who we got the iconic Master Golf tournament theme song titled Augusta was written and recorded by singer songwriter Dave loggins back in 1981.

[LaVar Arrington]

Oh, related to Kenny?

[Jonas Knox]

Yeah.

[LaVar Arrington]

All right.

[Brady Quinn]

Yeah, it's his cousin. Third cousin, though.

[LaVar Arrington]

Where'd he go, Dave?

[Brady Quinn]

Third cousin on his daddy side.

[LaVar Arrington]

What were those royalties looking like?

[Jonas Knox]

Hey, by the way, he actually is the cousin of Kenny Log.

[Brady Quinn]

Oh, there you go.

[LaVar Arrington]

Highway to the danger zone.

[Brady Quinn]

There you go.

[LaVar Arrington]

Nice.

[Jonas Knox]

They couldn't be further apart, by the way. One's got you jacked up to go in a fighter jet to go fight the other ones after you came down

[Brady Quinn]

in the fighter jack.

[LaVar Arrington]

I think Kenny Loggins did the what's. Why, why am I blanking on the Caddyshack theme song? So Kenny Loggins did that one as well, too. So very, very golf centric. Are those Loggins boys? Good for them, man.

[Jonas Knox]

All right, now, anyone have any problems with Rory winning the Masters?

[LaVar Arrington]

No, I mean, I didn't.

[Brady Quinn]

Jonas is a hater and he's going to find a way to. To devalue the fact that his guy that he picked out of the hat one. Yeah, I wanted Rory, by the way.

[Jonas Knox]

I wanted the favorite.

[LaVar Arrington]

Yeah. For people that don't know on our show, we draw names out of a hat and then that's how we determine who's going to win the Masters or who we're going to be rooting for to win the Masters. I pulled Rory. I didn't think he could go back to back. I didn't. I sure surely didn't think he could potentially go wire to wire, even though he coughed up the lead. Six shot lead going into the Weekend, but cough it up. I mean, congratulations. Scotty Scheffler's unbelievable. And I knew once. Scotty. What? Hey, what happened?

[Brady Quinn]

Yeah, thanks, Mark.

[LaVar Arrington]

Dave, thanks.

[Brady Quinn]

Thanks, Mark.

[LaVar Arrington]

Hey, Dave, you're still playing.

[Brady Quinn]

Oh, God.

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[LaVar Arrington]

Really? If that was Kenny, he would have continued on.

[Brady Quinn]

Mark, come on, man.

[LaVar Arrington]

We got the wrong Loggins. But when Scotty Scheffler missed.

[Brady Quinn]

Don't let Jonas bully. Come on.

[LaVar Arrington]

I think it was, like, third straight birdie attempt. I think on 17, you could tell he knew. Yeah, it's a big one. That that was going to cost him and ultimately lost by a stroke.

[Jonas Knox]

I think one of the things that I appreciate the most about that tournament, I mean, one, it's the same course. It's pristine. We've talked about all that. Also, there's a big scoreboard on 17. So when you're walking up, you know exactly where you are and where you need to be. So as he's approaching 17, like, Scotty knows what he needs to do. And on top of that, for Rory, when he gets there, he's got an idea of where they're at, too. Now, you can always say, hey, people might be, you know, telling them what the scores are at or keeping him aware of it, but it's another thing, too, to kind of look up, see the scoreboard, see who's kind of marching in behind, because you did get a sense that one point. I want to say it was maybe after 12 or 13 that Scotty had a shot and he was making a run. It would have been interesting to see what worry would have done or responded if Scotty could have tied it up, got even closer. I think he got closest within one shot, maybe.

[LaVar Arrington]

Yeah, yeah.

[Brady Quinn]

One shot and.

[LaVar Arrington]

But not enough.

[Brady Quinn]

No, I thought it was. Here were my takeaways. The. The fact that Rory joined three other. Three other golfers, Major gold golfers and Nicholas Faldo, and. And obviously Eldrick. Only four players.

[LaVar Arrington]

Eldrick.

[Jonas Knox]

Yeah, you better include Taunt if you're

[Brady Quinn]

gonna conclude Elrick Eldritch. Taunt. Eldrick, Taunt. Woods.

[LaVar Arrington]

You better include Waymo next time.

[Brady Quinn]

And Waymo. Eldritch's. Eldritch's arch nemesis. Somebody that's going to get them home safely on the road. They actually are the only ones to ever repeat at Augusta. Which led me to my. My next takeaway, which was the fact that Rory had to come into this. This situation knowing what the pressure was to. To obviously repeat, be a completionist of. Of the. The grand. Grand Grand Slams. I thought it was pretty interesting because the mental I can only imagine as a football player, former football player, the. The stress and. And, like, feelings you have mentally before a game, how that feels, especially the bigger the games get. But you're by yourself in golf, right? It's you versus the course is you versus your equipment. It's you versus your swing. It's you versus. It's just so many different things that you got to take into consideration. And the fact that he managed it in a way where having such a dominant start, but then eventually almost giving it away. I mean, like we said, he only won by. By one stroke. So I thought that was pretty impressive and. And list. I watched it, but I didn't watch it. Right. Like, I had it on, but it's. It's just. I don't know, it feels like this music. If it feels like I should have this music playing when I'm watching it.

[LaVar Arrington]

I think the most noteworthy bit about Rory winning this weekend was the fact that he was able to overcome that awful Masters dinner that he put together.

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[LaVar Arrington]

I mean, and. And way to take a shot at Ireland, you know, and say, well, you know, I wanted them to enjoy it, too. That's why I didn't include any Irish dishes. It's just disrespectful. But he was able to persevere, and next thing you know, he's got the green jacket yet again. So congratulations to Rory.

[Jonas Knox]

So I do want to bring to light one thing, and this was probably one of the things that a lot of the haters had an issue with. So Mark or Patty? Patty. Sweet, if you could. There's some sound after Warrior, I believe, was already up at that minus 12. Mark. Maybe after day two or day three, if you could play.

[Brady Quinn]

Yeah, as long as we take this music off.

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[LaVar Arrington]

Dave's in his. In his groove right now.

[Brady Quinn]

You talk like you know him. Is he even still alive?

[LaVar Arrington]

Dave Loggins. Yeah.

[Guest or Contributor]

I honestly just don't like the three tournaments leading up to this event. Yeah, I. I'd rather come up here. You know, I. I did a couple of days where I dropped Poppy to school, flew up here, played, landed back home, and had dinner with her or had dinner with Eric and Poppy. Like, I did a couple of day trips like that where I felt like that was a better use of my time than. Than going to Houston or San Antonio, so wasn't really about conserving energy, but I just. I felt, you know, the more time I could spend up here, the better.

[Jonas Knox]

All right, so this is the issue that some purists, some people have with it is you're a part of the PGA Tour, yet you're going to take off, you know, a few weeks ahead of time, basically, to prepare for the majors. And I guess golf's unique in the sense that we oftentimes don't remember guys who win a lot of tournamen. We remember guys who won a lot of the big four. Right. All of the major tournaments, like, that's what we, like, remember the most for. That's what their legacies are built off of. And I think there's some people who feel like it's a bit unfair if he's able to pull himself out of these other tournaments and then has access, has the ability to just essentially prepare for a major like this. I mean, I look at and just say, I'm not really sure there's an equivalent in any other professional sport where you could do something like this. Maybe you'd say it would be like joining an NFL team in the AFC Championship game and playing a game or two, or maybe just a Super bowl and getting a ring. Like, maybe that's the equivalent of how you'd look at this. But.

[LaVar Arrington]

Oh, Eric.

[Jonas Knox]

I tend to think, what's that?

[LaVar Arrington]

Eric Weddle?

[Brady Quinn]

It's even a little different than that, though, because if you're preparing for a golf. A golf outing, you get to prepare against the course. Now, maybe you don't know, the. The weather conditions could be different, but the terrain of it most likely. I mean, obviously, like, the curves and the bends and all that stuff like that. I mean, that's. You get to prepare for something. Like, if it's the NFL, you. It's by who wins.

[LaVar Arrington]

Right.

[Brady Quinn]

So you really, if you think about it, you would. What do you say, like, two to three weeks to prepare? Is that what he was saying?

[Jonas Knox]

Yeah, and like I said, he was. And by the way, not a lot of other golfers have the ability to necessarily do that, either the access or just the ability to kind of do whatever they. And. And he's one of the few that does right now because he's been such a big piece of basically keeping the PGA Tour together, in particular, during a time where you were having guys plucked away by the live tour. He is.

[Brady Quinn]

He has stood his road.

[Jonas Knox]

He's kept. Yeah, he's kept the whole thing together to the point where now, pg. The PGA Tour has been able to survive. So I. I just. I look at it. I look at it and I just say to myself, you know, this is one of those instances where I don't have an issue with it. I think the course sets up well for Rory. I thought he looked more relaxed. He's played probably his best golf in a major event compared to years past, because he did feel like he had that monkey on his back. And once he got it off last year, it looked like he's finally playing up to his capabilities.

[Brady Quinn]

Yeah, I thought. I thought it was interesting because when you get to that one stretch, what they. They said the 12th, 13th for. For him, where he birdied birdie back to back. And then the idea of it is that's that moment where do you. Do you stop the bleeding or do you. Or do you bleed out and. And let the field catch you and run. Run over you? And then next thing you know is like, hey, you know, he won the last one. It's no big deal. Keep it moving. That's what takes place.

[LaVar Arrington]

Are you golf guy?

[Brady Quinn]

No, I'm really not a golf guy.

[LaVar Arrington]

Come on, man.

[Brady Quinn]

I'm not a golf guy. But anyway, he did pull himself together. He did get it right. And all is close.

[Fox Sports Radio Announcer]

Yes.

[Brady Quinn]

As close as it was. Oh, no. Yes. No.

[LaVar Arrington]

By the way, Dave Loggins passed away in 2024.

[Brady Quinn]

Way to orbit in. There you go. I'm just saying. He's talking like you was on the phone.

[Jonas Knox]

He's in studio, Jonas. Well, I mean, what are you talking about?

[LaVar Arrington]

I mean, you know, since he passed,

[Brady Quinn]

the music, Dave's keeping it going.

[LaVar Arrington]

I mean, the music works.

[Jonas Knox]

Yeah, Dave, what up?

[Brady Quinn]

What up, Dave?

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[Jonas Knox]

by the way, this is one of our favorite things to do on two Pros and a Cup of Joe is set Jonas up for failure by basically allowing him to say something about someone who we know is not alive.

[LaVar Arrington]

That's all right.

[Brady Quinn]

You should see this man's toupee on the 700 Club right now. Oh, is that Pat Robinson's son? Because he sure enough has his head

[Jonas Knox]

like.

[Brady Quinn]

Jeez, Monetti. 700 Club took a new meaning. 700 pennies in your head. Why is his head so big? All right, anyways, back to golf. We had a hole in one.

[LaVar Arrington]

Sure did.

[Brady Quinn]

There was a hole in one.

[LaVar Arrington]

We sure did.

[Brady Quinn]

How about it?

[LaVar Arrington]

Yeah, sure did.

[Brady Quinn]

Took place.

[LaVar Arrington]

Yeah, it was nice. The weather didn't have an impact on it. There was no rainy days or anything like that to worry about. And, you know, people just gotta sweat their ass off in Georgia and watch some high quality golf.

[Brady Quinn]

There was almost a 25 year old, that one. Baby age. Young age.

[LaVar Arrington]

What do you mean?

[Brady Quinn]

He almost won it.

[LaVar Arrington]

Yeah.

[Brady Quinn]

And guess what?

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[Brady Quinn]

Now his last name happens to be what's that?

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Young.

[LaVar Arrington]

Oh, Cam.

[Brady Quinn]

How about it? You know, how about it, man? So, you know, there were, there were some interesting storylines connected to the golf outing. Wasn't all boring. Yeah, well, Rory went in though. Was. Was that. I mean, I, obviously I made it very clear I would have liked to have pulled Rory out of the hat. I didn't. But it's a Jonas Knox show to everybody out there that's listening. Like, me and Brady are merely contributors and support to Jonas, the big star of the show. And well, when Joni Links. And when Joni Links pick picked his player, you know, his, his new and very, very cooperative show producer made sure that he got Rory McElroy. Yeah, that's just how it worked.

[LaVar Arrington]

Brady gave me that moniker years ago. We were talking golf and he's a man. You know your stuff. You call me Joni Links.

[Jonas Knox]

No, what I recall is back when we used to have a guest that would come on named Live Bet Jesus, he would always find a way. Like for example of Live betting. I don't know, the Masters with Rory before his final put. That's correct. Basically, he'd bet him to win it. Those would be the type of odds that typically Live Bad Jesus would. Would take place. It's. It's eerily similar to how Jonas bets. Jonas tries to get the favorites. There's never really a lot of value in a lot of his picks. He's just purely looking for anything he can try to hang his hat on. And somehow he still loses that often. Oh, I'm not really sure how that happens.

[Brady Quinn]

Oh, I. Rory would have lost if Live Bet Jesus bet on him winning that.

[Jonas Knox]

That's true.

[LaVar Arrington]

I live. I Live bet Scotty Scheffler yesterday.

[Brady Quinn]

Oh, there you go.

[LaVar Arrington]

Literally four minutes later, he misses a putt.

[Brady Quinn]

Well, there you go.

[LaVar Arrington]

If I bet. If I bet a horse who had a two length lead to win the Kentucky Derby, he would lose it by three. He'd get hit by a sniper before he got to the finish line. I can't win a bet. It's shocking.

[Brady Quinn]

Look at that.

[Jonas Knox]

You're gonna be walking in to work one day fully nude because you're not gonna have any shirt on your back at this point.

[LaVar Arrington]

That's all right. You know, trying to set an example of our.

[Jonas Knox]

Is gonna look over at you and say, what happened?

[Brady Quinn]

No, Patty.

[Jonas Knox]

Patty's gonna give you his hat. It's going to cover up your entire body.

[Brady Quinn]

I will not be doing the show.

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[Jonas Knox]

Patty, no hat today, buddy.

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[Jonas Knox]

By the way. Happy belated birthday.

[Brady Quinn]

We missed you Friday. Happy birthday, Patty.

[LaVar Arrington]

You're right. Yeah.

[Brady Quinn]

How was your dinner, bro?

[LaVar Arrington]

No Hattie Patty.

[Patty]

No Hattie Patty. I like that. Oh, it was really good dinner, though, guys.

[Brady Quinn]

Was it? Yeah.

[Patty]

Honestly, Delilah's was a 10 out of 10.

[Brady Quinn]

Is that right?

[LaVar Arrington]

BR said you went to Arby's.

[Patty]

What?

[Jonas Knox]

I didn't say you went to Arby's. I thought you maybe had roast beef at some point.

[Brady Quinn]

Some chipped beef.

[Patty]

No, no, we got the meats.

[Jonas Knox]

No, man.

[Brady Quinn]

Had some.

[LaVar Arrington]

I had a lobster roll.

[Patty]

Had some pasta.

[LaVar Arrington]

Oh, lobster roll, huh?

[Brady Quinn]

Hold on.

[Jonas Knox]

You had some crustaceans.

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[LaVar Arrington]

What set the.

[Jonas Knox]

Someone's trying to set the mood there, huh?

[LaVar Arrington]

Did you get on that liver lube a little bit?

[Jonas Knox]

Yeah.

[Guest or Contributor]

A little bit.

[LaVar Arrington]

Yeah.

[Patty]

Had some wine a little bit.

[Jonas Knox]

This sounds romantic. Now, hold on, hold on. Patty, who'd you go with?

[Patty]

Lorena.

[Brady Quinn]

Huh?

[Jonas Knox]

Okay.

[Brady Quinn]

Who else?

[Patty]

Just me and her.

[Brady Quinn]

All right.

[Miller Lite Ad Voice]

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[Jonas Knox]

What? And now, had you been to Delilah's before?

[Patty]

No, that's. That would be a first for me.

[Brady Quinn]

Who. Who chose Delilah's?

[Patty]

Lorena, actually.

[Miller Lite Ad Voice]

What?

[LaVar Arrington]

No.

[Brady Quinn]

No reason. I did tell y'. All.

[Miller Lite Ad Voice]

What?

[Jonas Knox]

Delilah, she's a man eater, Biblically speaking.

[Brady Quinn]

You do know what Delilah represents in the Bible, right?

[Patty]

In the 1920s.

[Brady Quinn]

The 1920s.

[Patty]

That's the theme of that restaurant.

[Brady Quinn]

Nah, bro, if you don't know you're going to be a victim before you're a victim, victimization is even better to witness. That's all I'm saying.

[Patty]

I don't know what you're talking about.

[Brady Quinn]

Go read the Bible. Look up.

[Jonas Knox]

I just hope you had a happy birthday, bud.

[Brady Quinn]

Me, too, bro. And you're strong. You're built strong, like you can push columns down with no eyes in your head. Right?

[Jonas Knox]

Burnt out.

[Brady Quinn]

Don't worry about it. It's over your head.

[Jonas Knox]

He's getting biblical on.

[Brady Quinn]

Yeah, yeah. Don't worry about it, though, man. You do look like a strong young man, bro.

[Jonas Knox]

I'm pretty sure. Anything you'd like to add there, Jonas?

[LaVar Arrington]

Jonas. Jonas.

[Jonas Knox]

Starts just to try to backpedal out of the situation. Well, he's like, let me get to a read here.

[LaVar Arrington]

Yeah.

[Brady Quinn]

Hey. Hey.

[LaVar Arrington]

I just hope he had a good time, you know?

[Jonas Knox]

I just.

[LaVar Arrington]

That's.

[Jonas Knox]

I'm sure he did.

[LaVar Arrington]

Yeah.

[Brady Quinn]

Wow.

[Patty]

Well, it was a great time.

[Brady Quinn]

Oh, okay. Come in after we go to break. Please come. Come to the studio immediately upon the break.

[LaVar Arrington]

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[Brady Quinn]

Shouts out to Larae Ray too. By the way, we're joking. We're having a good time with it. Lara. She's a good egg.

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[LaVar Arrington]

Coming up next though, we're going to tell you about another good egg in the world of sports, a rarity for one league. That's yours right here on fsr.

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[Brady Quinn]

Look at, look, look, look, look, look. Look at here. Jonas, look at here. Brady, look at, look, look, look.

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[Brady Quinn]

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[LaVar Arrington]

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Very vampire. Ish. Yeah, yeah, I could see it, right?

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You look a little washed out, though. Like, you could tell that the light is coming up. How you gonna get home? How you gonna get to your car, man?

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[LaVar Arrington]

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[Jonas Knox]

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[Brady Quinn]

Margot, I have to put you in a box. Will you out to your truck?

[LaVar Arrington]

Yeah. The problem is when we, when we roll up here, the Show's on from 3 to 6am Pacific Time. There's no light in the building.

[Brady Quinn]

There's no light.

[LaVar Arrington]

And we found out last time we filled in that our cars almost got towed. Yeah. Because people were not happy with where we parked.

[Brady Quinn]

Yeah.

[LaVar Arrington]

So we had to park a little bit of ways. That was made very clear up in the structures.

[Brady Quinn]

Yeah.

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But we persevered.

[Brady Quinn]

Yeah, we did.

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That's what we did. By the way, we've got something coming up a little over 15 minutes from now. It's called, in case you missed it, that'll be yours right here on fsr. But right now, though, it is time for the tire rack play of the day. Here comes Rory McIlroy just a couple inches away, stands behind the golf ball and is set. It's a tap in.

[Jonas Knox]

It's back to back for McIlroy. Rory has done it again at Augusta National.

[LaVar Arrington]

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[Jonas Knox]

Okay.

[LaVar Arrington]

Who's got a consecutive games played streak.

[Jonas Knox]

It's impressive.

[Brady Quinn]

A lot of Games.

[LaVar Arrington]

A grueling 23 second appearance yesterday to keep the streak alive.

[Brady Quinn]

A lot of games.

[LaVar Arrington]

But he is 638 consecutive. Yeah, 638. Which is puts him in, in, in pretty decent company. He's eighth longest in NBA history right now. And maybe there's some people that might not like the fact that he, you know, got in for 23 seconds just to keep this streak going. But you know what? In a League that does have load management issues and superstars that are not playing. And can I just say this? There was a fan who held up a sign that said they traveled from Europe to come see Wemby play, and he ended up not playing. Hey, you know what? If you planned your trip around seeing that wind puppet run up and down the court, then you need to get better friends and you need to get water things to do. Don't, don't, don't map your entire vacation around Wemby playing in a game. Some other things, that's a perk. It's not what you build your vacation around. I'm sorry. Why travel internationally and hopefully they at

[Brady Quinn]

least got to see him, potentially meet him, say hello, get an autograph, whatever. He's from there. He's a Euro. Okay, well, how is that any different

[Jonas Knox]

than you flying to go see a Cubs game?

[LaVar Arrington]

Yeah, but I'm not bitching if somebody doesn't play. Yeah.

[Jonas Knox]

In the beginning of the season, and you're all.

[Brady Quinn]

You also lose a lot, too. You're used to being disappointed. Some people still get bothered by being.

[LaVar Arrington]

Wait a second. You got a lot of balls coming at me. After Joni links called Rory McElroy to win the Masters, you picked out of a hat.

[Brady Quinn]

Yeah, My Hattie Sweets made sure he got the Rory McElroy.

[LaVar Arrington]

I nearly fell in that hat.

[Jonas Knox]

To try to, to take it one step further on Mikhail Bridges. Did you guys see how he got out of the game? What?

[LaVar Arrington]

He foul.

[Jonas Knox]

He literally committed a foul just to get out.

[Brady Quinn]

It was like.

[Jonas Knox]

Yeah, 23 seconds was actually too long for him to be in the game. Like, he wanted tip ball to go out of bounds. I'm out of here as long as it's in. First off, I'm not trying to take anything away from Mikel Bridges. I do think there should be something. Some caveats here. If you're going to start, you got to play at least the first quarter. At least, like, certain duration of time. I mean, 23 seconds. Like, are we really considering this a start?

[Brady Quinn]

Yes.

[Jonas Knox]

That's where we're at.

[Brady Quinn]

Yes. Yeah. I have to say it. I hate to do it, but he has not missed a start since getting dragged.

[Jonas Knox]

I get that.

[Brady Quinn]

I'm just saying. I still count.

[Jonas Knox]

I don't know. Okay, so if he did the same thing for 638 games straight, you'd be okay with that?

[Brady Quinn]

No, I would not. It would not have the. The type of meaning. It would not hold the type of value. But he's a player of value. And you understood that he's an iron man. He's. He's like on that. That.

[Jonas Knox]

Yeah. And by the way, with Jonas. Jonas, great conspiracy theory about Cal Ripkin Jr. That I think you should.

[Brady Quinn]

Yeah. Yeah.

[Jonas Knox]

Why. Why couldn't he just pull a Cal Ripkin Jr. Jonas?

[Brady Quinn]

Yeah, why not?

[LaVar Arrington]

I don't want to hand out false information.

[Brady Quinn]

Hey, who's the bigger D bag? Is it Richard Gear, or is it. Or is it the guy you're about to bring up, Mr. Costner?

[LaVar Arrington]

Wait, what?

[Brady Quinn]

I don't know. Like in movies, you know, they're like first nights and I'll take your lady type stuff. Pretty Woman, you know. Yeah. Well, there's your segue. Yeah. There's your seg. What happened?

[LaVar Arrington]

Well, I just, like, would like to point this out. In defensive, Mikel Bridges, Josh Allen did something similar. He's got a 139 consecutive start streak and week 18, I believe, this past year. He came in and handed the ball off or took a knee or something like that just to keep the streak going. Good for him. Handed off to Mitch Trubisky. To Mitch Trubisky, did he? Yeah. Mitch took the ball and finished the game. Had a good game.

[Brady Quinn]

Handed off to him. Okay, but why did Cal Ripken Jr. Miss. Almost missed it.

[LaVar Arrington]

This is. I'm not. I want to be clear on this. This is not my story. This is one of these old rumors that get started. But since we're on the topic and you guys brought it up, why don't we go ahead and dust it off and bring this back up? So there was some speculation that in order to keep Cal Ripken's consecutive streaks start going or consecutive start. Streak going ra. That they might have had, you know, to do some things. You know, maybe there would be, you know, hey, the.

[Brady Quinn]

The. The.

[LaVar Arrington]

The ground was too wet or the.

[Brady Quinn]

The.

[LaVar Arrington]

The lights went out in the stadium or something like that. Like, there's been all sorts of stuff because he played so many games in a row. And one of the stories and one of the rumors that was out there that that has been shot down by people surrounding the story is that Kevin Costner and Cal Ripken became friends because Kevin Costner was doing that movie. Was it for love of the game or something like that? And he was working with Cal Ripken to, you know, to learn the process of being a major league baseball player. Cal Ripken went to the stadium, okay. And then realized, you know, he had forgotten something. Went back to his house, got back to the house. Oh, no.

[Brady Quinn]

Ruben.

[LaVar Arrington]

That Ruben had Kevin Costner still a

[Brady Quinn]

hippo to go scuba.

[LaVar Arrington]

That Kevin Costner and, and Mrs. Ripken might have been in the middle of something.

[Brady Quinn]

Oh no.

[LaVar Arrington]

I don't know what that something is. But again, this is all it was.

[Brady Quinn]

Conversation.

[LaVar Arrington]

All right, so what, what how it ties into Fox Sports Radio is that the story was being told, the rumor was being told Kevin Costner was listening to Fox Sports.

[Brady Quinn]

How cool is that?

[LaVar Arrington]

Called in. It was like a Saturday. He's driving around on a Saturday and he called in to dismiss the rumors, call it a bunch of bs, et cetera, et cetera. And so that's why the story applies to Fox Sports Radio.

[Brady Quinn]

He is a good looking man. I mean look, and Cal Ripken's a good looking man too as an impressive dude. Man, you know, I don't know if he's as good looking as Kevin Costner.

[LaVar Arrington]

I personally believe, I do not believe the story. I'd also like to say this about Kevin Costner. He is in a bunch of movies that I love. Jfk, Field of Dreams, all right. Bull Durham, Tin cup, probably the greatest golf movie of all time. Like Kevin Costner's got a damn good resume film wise and other. And you know, he's an 805 guy. I think he lived up in Carpenteria for a while.

[Brady Quinn]

So it is an absurdity to put a player in for a short amount of time. And, and listen, I would given Q A hard time. It is absurd to put somebody in to keep a streak alive. If you're not going to play them, then you should at least played them the regular amount of minutes he would have played or something abbreviated in pulling him out like don't make it, don't make it so obvious. Like you got guys like Saquon Barkley who chose to sit out entire entirely for the sake of the, the team and for the sake of what they were trying to accomplish as a team. I, I personally think that having the opportunity to create milestones for yourself, if you've created that it's a, it's something that the team and the coaching staff is aware of. I get it. But don't dummy it down. Don't bastardize it by putting a guy in for 23 seconds and then pulling them out. I, I tend to, to follow that. And then also a question I would throw at you guys. Does this create unnecessary pressure on a guy? I remember when I folded up Brett Favre nice and neatly folded him up real nice and sent him on over to the, to the sideline to, to be on the sideline that would have. That injury that he received that game, if not for a. A bye week, would have broke his streak. I would have broke Brett Favre's starting streak.

[LaVar Arrington]

Was it a dirty hit?

[Brady Quinn]

No, it was not. No, it was not.

[Jonas Knox]

And you. You take great joy in those hits, though.

[Brady Quinn]

I do, I do.

[Jonas Knox]

I love it.

[Brady Quinn]

Those are my memories. Like, my best memories was when I got quarterbacks and I got a wall of them. You know, I got a wall. I got a wall of. You know, some guys have sacks and they put up, you know, headstones and all that stuff. But I was.

[Jonas Knox]

Some people have scalps.

[Brady Quinn]

I was just pointed out. Yeah, I was. I was taking bodies.

[LaVar Arrington]

Got another one this weekend.

[Brady Quinn]

What?

[Jonas Knox]

Oh, yeah. Is that what happened during the break?

[LaVar Arrington]

What happened?

[Brady Quinn]

I mean, what. You know, tell me what, you know, what

[LaVar Arrington]

to say, you know.

[Jonas Knox]

Well, I'm not sure what. Patty Devo.

[LaVar Arrington]

Oh, according to AI, no scalp.

[Brady Quinn]

Patty still got his.

[LaVar Arrington]

AI is crediting Arrington and Jeremiah Trotter, who sandwiched Farve with Arrington being credited with the 12 yard sack.

[Brady Quinn]

Yeah, he deserves no credit on that play. It was. He. He scavenged. I had him.

[Jonas Knox]

He crawled in for the tap.

[Brady Quinn]

You know what I mean?

[Jonas Knox]

I know how you guys do it. You can hear they're crawling up. They try to get a hand. I got. That's a half a sack.

[Brady Quinn]

Yeah, he got. He threw his body onto the situation, but the damage was already being done. I had already got a hold of him. I had already rolled him up, properly flipped him, rubbed him up, laced him up. The Silver Fox was done and Trotter jumped on it and was like. Came down to the ground with us. He went down to the ground with us. It was. He had nothing to do with. With it. Yeah.

[LaVar Arrington]

Hey, you know what, Mikel? You got to play 23 seconds to keep a streak alive. Do what you got to do, man. The NBA's got bigger problems.

[Brady Quinn]

I mean, but again, let. You guys didn't answer the question. Does that create unnecessary pressure on a guy?

[Jonas Knox]

It's. It's kind of similar to what we were just talking about with Rory. Like, if you're not doing it and going through the process like everyone else, like the. The people are there going to have an issue with it. Like in this case, if you're not really actually playing, you're just going out there for the start of the game, then subbing out. Is that really how it should qualify? I mean, look, no, maybe there's some other starts where it was like that at times to keep the streak Alive. But I don't know. I mean, if you've gotten this far, I think you'd want to feel like it was legitimate.

[Brady Quinn]

I could see if he was injured.

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[Brady Quinn]

Like, I could see if the man had something falling off of him or High ankle sprain, and he went out there and he crossed somebody over past it, and then they pulled him out. I get that. But the man is perfectly healthy. I don't see why you put him in for 23 seconds to pull him out just to be able to say he started. I just. I don't. You know, it just. To me, there's something to that. Like, being an iron man, like, means that being an iron man, like, I think of, like, Sam Mills. I. I think of guys like Cal Ripken. I think guys like, you know.

[Jonas Knox]

So let me. Let me draw a little attention to some of the other players that are up for this. Right. I believe AC Green has the record.

[Brady Quinn]

Oh, yeah.

[Jonas Knox]

And. And by the way, if Mikel Bridges breaks that even with going in for 23 seconds, more power to him.

[LaVar Arrington]

What are you talking about? Keeping his virginity.

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[LaVar Arrington]

Oh, the games.

[Brady Quinn]

Yeah, the game.

[LaVar Arrington]

Sorry. No, I'm sorry.

[Jonas Knox]

I'm just.

[Brady Quinn]

His dairy curl was fire as hell.

[Jonas Knox]

A.C. green. A.C. green started 1192 games.

[Brady Quinn]

Same hairstyle. No Jerry Juice. No more.

[LaVar Arrington]

Yeah.

[Jonas Knox]

Randy Smith was before that. 906. Johnny Red Kerr, which obviously that couldn't have been anywhere close in the last 50 years. Exactly. Yeah, he was from 1954 to 1965. As you start to comb through this list, you know, you notice like, the contemporary, I would say would be like Andre Miller or John Stockton.

[Brady Quinn]

Yeah.

[Jonas Knox]

Like, those are the contemporaries that are a part of this list.

[Brady Quinn]

Andre Miller was. Was. Tough boy. Yeah, he was Utah. He was a beast.

[Jonas Knox]

But, you know, Tayshawn Prince is like Carl Malone.

[Brady Quinn]

But these are.

[Jonas Knox]

But if you look at it from that perspective, you'd have to ask yourself, like, it's just a. It's a different league.

[Brady Quinn]

Those are hall of Famers, too. You're naming. You know what I mean? Like, is Mikhail Bridges a Hall of Famer?

[LaVar Arrington]

I mean, with basketball, who knows?

[Brady Quinn]

You just never know.

[Jonas Knox]

I'm not.

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[Jonas Knox]

I'm not getting to that. I just think you look at the era, too, in which it was a much more physical era back then.

[Brady Quinn]

But to me, the record matters more. If greatness is connected to you.

[LaVar Arrington]

Sure.

[Brady Quinn]

Being.

[Jonas Knox]

For sure. For sure. But like, could he do this in. In those prior decades? In those prior eras? That's a harder to do.

[LaVar Arrington]

It is the Dan Patrick show here on fox Sports Radio. LaVar Arrington, Brady Quinn, Jonas Knox in for Dan and the guys. Coming up next, we are going to do something we normally do on our show. Two pros and a cup of joe. It's called in case you missed it and yours right here on fsr.

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[Serving Pancakes Podcast Host]

On the Serving Pancakes podcast, conversations about volleyball go beyond the court. Today we have a little best friend compatibility test. Okay, how long have we been best friends for?

[LaVar Arrington]

Since the day we met.

[Serving Pancakes Podcast Host]

As the League1 volleyball season heads towards its final stretch, there's no better time to tune in. We really are like yin and yang, vodka and tequila. You'll hear unfiltered analysis, behind the scenes stories and conversations with leaders making an impact across the sport. Today we have Logan Lednecki. I feel like our fan base in general is very connected.

[LaVar Arrington]

Just like a comforting feeling getting to play at home.

[Serving Pancakes Podcast Host]

Whether you're following the final push of love season or just love the game, serving Pancakes brings you closer to the action and the people shaping the future of volleyball. Jordan Thompson had that microphone out. God forbid we make a mistake or

[LaVar Arrington]

cuss at our coach like one time or two times.

[Serving Pancakes Podcast Host]

Open your free iHeartRadio app. Search serving Pancakes and listen. Now this has been Serving Pancakes and we'll catch you on the flip side, okay?

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[Brady Quinn]

Just keep that in mind.

[LaVar Arrington]

It's the Dan Patrick show here on fox Sports Radio. LaVar Arrington, Brady Quinn, Jonas Knox. And for Dan and the guys coming up top of next hour, a little over 10 minutes from now, more fallout

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scandal that has rock the NFL world. We'll get into that for you right here on fsr. By the way, be sure to check out our brand new YouTube channel for the show. We're live on YouTube right now. Search 2 Pros FSR. That's the number 2 P R O S F S R on YouTube. Again, that's 2 Pros FSR. Be sure to hit the subscribe button. Don't stop there. Hit the thumbs up icon and comment away. Let us know who on the show you agree with, who you think is completely wrong. But check out our new channel on YouTube. Again, just search two pros FSR and Subscribe.

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[LaVar Arrington]

In case you missed it, guys, I don't know if you saw this, but they unveiled a statue for Ichiro up in Seattle.

[Brady Quinn]

Broke that man's bat.

[LaVar Arrington]

Unbelievable.

[Brady Quinn]

Like, what are you doing, man?

[LaVar Arrington]

Why. Why is it so difficult to figure out the statue game? There's like, how many times have we done stories about these statues? Like, Dwayne Wade statue looked like somebody lit it on fire halfway through.

[Brady Quinn]

Look like an alien.

[LaVar Arrington]

And they're like, oh, God, it's melting. All right, quick, quick, hose it off. And they just rolled it out. And even he says, like, yeah, this is not great. And then who loved it?

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He looked at his side, they showed a video. He looked at his side, they were like, yeah, dad, yeah, we got a

[Jonas Knox]

statue I think everyone should use.

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Is it.

[Jonas Knox]

Is it Christian Ronaldo's guy?

[LaVar Arrington]

Oh, yeah.

[Jonas Knox]

He allows for the, the person they're making the statue have to be much more involved in the process.

[LaVar Arrington]

Yeah. Because there was another Ronaldo statue that came out, and it did not look good. It was not very flattering.

[Jonas Knox]

Well, there was one that was bad. But all of them have had one thing in common. I mean, it looks like someone put a duffel bag in their shorts.

[LaVar Arrington]

Oh, yeah, he's.

[Jonas Knox]

He's, he's continually keeps perpetuating that.

[Brady Quinn]

So I'll tell you who does some good statues. Brian Henlon. Oh, yeah. Check out his work. Next time you go to the Rose Bowl.

[Jonas Knox]

You're gonna statue guy now, Lavar.

[LaVar Arrington]

Yeah.

[Brady Quinn]

The next time you go to the Rose.

[LaVar Arrington]

Sean Taylor's.

[Brady Quinn]

How much time we got left, Mark? Get us out of this. Get us out of segment.

[Jonas Knox]

On a separate note, Mikel Bridges has played, like, six seconds, four seconds the past few years.

[Brady Quinn]

Yeah.

[Jonas Knox]

When you look through, through his. His final game of the season.

[Brady Quinn]

But he also didn't miss games at Villanova. Like, it is his lifestyle to play every game, even if it's only for a couple seconds.

[LaVar Arrington]

Hey, what's wrong with that? Good for you.

[Jonas Knox]

But that's. It's only been the last game of the season for the past few years.

[Brady Quinn]

And maybe that's just saying that, you know what? He wants to play, they don't want to play him. So if you're not going to play me, at least get me my, my log time, because I do want to play. Like, I get that. I'm not mad at him for that. But if you go to the Rose bowl in Pasadena.

[LaVar Arrington]

All right, let me look at this

[Brady Quinn]

up, because I was there. Brian Hanlon Yeah, his. Well, and he's a dope dude too, by the way. I had an opportunity to spend some time with him multiple times. But let me tell you something. He did the, the sculpt. The sculptor, he did a scope.

[LaVar Arrington]

Sculpt.

[Serving Pancakes Podcast Host]

Sculpt.

[Brady Quinn]

What is it? Sculpture? Yeah.

[LaVar Arrington]

Yeah.

[Brady Quinn]

Archie Griffin is fire. And, and I was, I was honored enough to be a guest to. To the unveiling. It was pretty cool, man. But I mean it looks just like the Archie that was winning all them Heisman.

[LaVar Arrington]

Did you talk to him about getting a leap done?

[Brady Quinn]

No, there's no leap. Nah, sorry. It's not about me. What do you mean by the sculpting?

[LaVar Arrington]

All right.

[Brady Quinn]

And I don't know if you're back.

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[No Grip Podcast Host]

Ready for a different take on Formula one. Look no further than no Grip, a new podcast tackling the culture of motor racing's most coveted series. Join me, Lily Herman, as we dive into the underexplored, explored pockets of F1, including the astrology of the current grid, the story of the sport's most consequential driver strike, and plenty of other mishaps, scandals and sagas that have made Formula One a delightful, decadent dumpster fire for more than 75 years. Listen to no Grip on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.

[Serving Pancakes Podcast Host]

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