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It's our annual get together with Coach Izzo. Usually when he's in the Sweet 16 or the Elite Eight, he will join us coming up here in a little bit. Stat of the Day brought to you by Panini America. Official trading cards of the program say good morning those watching on Peacock. Thank you for downloading the app, our streaming partner and our radio affiliates around the country. DanPatrick.com Everything is on sale. Go take advantage of all of the great offers there. You knew it when you saw it. If you watched it live, you knew juju Watkins had suffered a severe knee injury. Now we're finding out that she did tear her acl. USC did advance, but they will have to advance without juju Watkins as she will be out for the rest of the tournament and for quite a few months of rehab. She'll have surgery immediately and they'll try to move on without her. And you know, the selection committee did set it up that USC was going to play Connecticut in the Elite Eight. And you know, this was the same philosophy with Iowa and LSU last year where why not wait and let them play in the national champion. You want to ensure that they get to play. And Iowa and LSU lived up to that billing and we were hoping for another rematch with USC and UConn. UConn won big last night and Paige Becker's her last game, her home game. And you know, you start to see because the women are there for four years, sometimes five years if they get injured. Paige Becker's gone through a couple of surgeries and you could see the emotion on Gino Oriema's face. And I, you know, kind of came out of nowhere. But he realized right there that she, he was saying goodbye to her on her home turf at UConn. And you know, when you we see college athletes now, certainly in basketball, you're one and done. So there's not that relationship with the fans or the coaches. It's six month process there. You're dealing with years and everything, the highs and lows that go into that and that's where it is a business. But then there's still that personal attachment that you see with some coaches, some players, a community. And you saw that with Paige Beckers last night, but she gets to continue to play while juju Watkins is out for, well, quite some time. You know, it's probably seven months having torn an acl, but I wasn't coming back to anything. You know, it's a long, long process. And as great as she's been the face of the sport, all of these commercial, you know, I'm watching this morning, she's there with the, you know, they're, they're promoting March Madness for the women. She's got a State Farm commercial, got a Nike commercial. I mean, she is a. This, this is one of those. Not just a basketball player. She's more than that. And playing in Los Angeles, she had become the face of the sport. And she brought out celebrities. You know, Jaden Daniels coming out this year. You know, she's that kind of magnetic personality. Talent. Yes. Marvin, if you're the head of women's college basketball or the ncaa, what do you guys do as far as focusing your attention on another player, like Hidalgo from Notre Dame? Like, what do you guys do? Just focus on South Carolina as a whole? I don't know. I, I mean, do you change your focus to go more Connecticut centric? South Carolina doesn't have that one. They have a lot of players that's really. Their coach, lsu. It's about their coach for the most part. Although they do have the Johnson. Yes. She's. She's a, she's a talent. She's personality, got a music career. You know, she's a good basketball player. You know, Bets at ucla. But I, you know, I don't, I don't know how ESPN is going to sell this, spin this now be. Because it was going to be about juju Watkins, that she was going to be leading her team to a national championship. Yeah. Paulie. Yeah. Flaujer Johnson for lsu. She's in a lot of ads. She's in like a financial services ad and like how to manage your money. And it's not, in theory. She's actually dealing with this at a, at 20 years old. All right. 8773-DP-SHOW email address dpdanpatrick.com Twitter handle @dpshow we stumbled upon a. Is your school a basketball school or a football school? You may want your school, because I was thinking of Arkansas. Arkansas, they want to be a football school, but they're a basketball school. You're in SEC country and you desperately want to be a football school. I get it. But you're not, you know, Kentucky is a basketball school. They've had success in football. They want to be a basketball school. They're fine with being a basketball school. Indiana would like to be a basketball school again. They've sort of like, wait a minute, come on, Football team, don't get too good because we don't even make the tournament here. But, you know, so everybody getting territorial here. I don't want to hear about, well, Arkansas back in the 60, you know, 1969, playing for national championship in football. Yeah, I got it. Or Jerry Jones and Jimmy Johnson played for. I get it with that. I would say Nolan Richardson, you know, Eric Musselman, now coach Cal. I mean, that was the point. You're looking at Arkansas in the sweet 16 and they're a basketball school. I mean, there's no shame in it. Like, you have to Oregon. Oregon to me is a football school. Even though they're having more success, it feels like basketball wise, USC football school, but not having great success as a football school. But historically, I'm talking about now like it is Utah. Utah's a football school. Right. Arizona basketball school. Florida State football school, even though they haven't been. Here's one. North Carolina. North Carolina. A basketball school or football school? Marvin. Basketball. Okay. They've won national titles in the last 10 years. Okay. Yeah, Paul. Overwhelmingly basketball. But the coverage lately is about their football team. Positively. South Carolina, Women's basketball. No, I know that's what they might be known for, but are they a football score or a basketball school? Well, just. You don't need to say women's. It's just a basketball school. Okay. Because that would include the women's. Okay. Well, they're terrible in men's basketball, so that's why I only said the women. They're average. They. Although they were one of the two teams out of the SEC that didn't make the tournament. Jamie, that's embarrassing. Jamie and Iowa, I mean, that's embarrassing. Yes, of course. Everybody made it but us. Hey, Jamie. Hey. Good morning, fellas. That was my question. It's ironically, you guys are talking about juju and then you bring up women's basketball. Because that's what I was going to ask. I wanted to hear your opinion. Is like South Carolina, when you think of Dawn Staley, do you think of South Carolina as a football school or a women's basketball school? Or like last year when our women went on a couple runs, were we a football school in Iowa or were we a women's basketball school? You were a women's basketball school the last couple of years. Plus you were seeing so much offense on the women's basketball team and no offense on the football team. Way too soon. All right, Todd. Thank you, Vin in Kansas. Ivan. Hey, good morning, guys. How are you doing? Great. So I'm calling as a Kansas State graduate. You know, up until Bill Snyder, K State was just a basketball school. And now I consider it's probably a football school. Likewise, my arch enemy, ku, hasn't been able to produce a football team even though they spent money on it. Yeah, Kansas is still a basketball school as long as Bill Self is there. K State. I'd say a football school. Yeah, I'd say a football school. Shuffles in Phoenix. Hi, Shuffles. Good morning. Good morning, Pat. I've never called into the Patrick show, but this is awesome. And I wanna. I'm here to say Arizona, which I'm a fan of and I know Dan, you and Marv like to disparage them, but I think Arizona is a football school during football season and a basketball school during basketball season. No, no, no, you can't do it that way. Shuffles. And I don't disparage Arizona. Arizona does a good job disparaging themselves when it comes to basketball. We should have three national championships. I don't know what happened in 1998. And in nineteen 2001, Mike Dunleavy Jr. Went off on the Steph Curry before. Steph Curry. I don't even know where Mike Dunleavy Jr. Is now. But that should have never happened. We should have had three national championships. Yeah, but you. But you don't. You don't. Mike Dunleavy Jr. Is the GM of the Golden State Warriors. Yes, Todd. I think they stopped giving out the should have awards a long time ago. You have to win some. We should have won a quite a few sports Emmys, right? Yeah. Yeah. The job you want is a football coach at a basketball school. So let's say you're the football coach at Kentucky. You win eight games, everyone's happy. No one's going to get upset. Mark Stoops, how long has he. He's been there 12 years. Stoops. There it is at Kentucky. And he'll go 5 and 7, 7 and 6, then he'll throw out a 10 and 3, everyone's happy, and he gets an extension. It's like being the head football coach at Duke. Yes. You know, it's like, oh, look at what you guys did. Like, you know, you pat him on the head. Look at. What do you do? Just be above 500? Yes. Those schools are like, hey, I think we got A guy this year that's actually pretty good. Yeah. You know, like, it's nice. Bubbled up like. I think we got a guy this year. We got a guy named Danny Dimes. Yeah. Yes. Yes. Marvin, remember a few years back, Kansas went to the Orange bowl and I was like, kansas who? Get out of here. Come on. Give that guy a lifetime extension, please. Yeah. It's like you got to go back to the Gail Sayers days. Like Kansas. Yeah. Heck, yeah. Let me see. Aiden in Utah. Hi, Aiden in Utah. Hey, Dan. How's it going? First and foremost, University of Utah is a ski school. Okay. 16 national championships. Yeah. I think we won seven straight. Okay, Aiden, my apologies. My apologies. I didn't realize how dominant. Yeah. That they've been in skiing. Thank you. Okay. I think he accepted my apology. They're the UCLA basketball of skiing Utah. My bad. Should have known that. Although if you ask the athletic director, what do you want to be known as, you know, we're the skiing school. Or do you want to be known as a football school? We want. We're going to change our name to skiu. Jim in Michigan. And people are getting territorial here. Hey, Jim, what's on your mind today? Not too much, Dan. And good morning. You know, Michigan. And I'm going to say Michigan football school. And not even. Just because, you know, even though we're playing great basketball right now, when you hear the word Michigan, you automatically think of the big house. Yeah. I think of the helmets. Yeah, absolutely. Let me see Caleb in Augusta. Hi, Caleb. Hi, Dan. 6, 2, 2, 60. And question for you and the boys. How many championships would Bill Belichick have to win at UNC for it to be considered a football school over a basketball school? One. Thank you. Stunned him with that. Yeah. Yes. If Bill Belichick wins a national championship in North Carolina, their football school out of Carolina. Yeah. No, they may not want that, but they would be viewed as. They would be viewed as a football. They made Michael Jordan. They're never going to be a football school ever. They didn't make Michael. The football team is wearing a Jordan logo. They kept Jordan down. They. Right. Yes. They didn't make him. They kept him down. Never will Carolina be a footballer. Never. They could win three straight. And they're still. If North Carolina won three straight national titles in football. Yes. Yeah. But the basketball team, they just barely. They'd limped in. They trickled into the first four. Yes. But they went to the final four in 2022, so it's not like they've been on a 40 year downside. Okay, so when's their last national title? I'm gonna say 2017. Okay. Yes. Paul. Yeah. North Carolina in the past 25 years, had two seasons with 10 or more win. Yeah. If they won a title in football, they'd be like, renting themselves as, like a temp, as a football school. Okay. And like a holding pattern till basketball took over. Be a pretty big deal if they won a national title at North Carolina. You got that right. I'm just. I'm just putting on. It would be a pretty, like a devastating blow to Nil, actually. It'd be like, okay, now Nil has gone too far. If these dudes are winning, if this school is winning a national championship in football, we need to curb nil right now. Look, if Belichick's girlfriend is running the collective, they're going to win. She's going to make some deals, she's going to get some things done there behind the scenes, guaranteed. I mean, if you get Bill Belichick to lie on his back on the beach and hold you up like you're an airplane, he. She can do anything. It's like, hey, Bill. Yeah? How about you lie on your back and we let something go viral? What's viral? No, it'll go all around the Internet. Oh, so it's not something I have wrong with me, a condition? No, no, no. You want it to go viral. Okay. You lie on your back in the sand with your shorts on and those big muscular thighs. And then you hold me up and then I'm gonna be like, I'm flying. Okay, if she can get him to do that. Come on. Yeah, Paul. Bill's girlfriend would be like, who's Michael Jordan? Who's that? Is he this. You know, his name is the same as the Jordan brand. Imagine that. You play basketball? Yeah. All right, let me take a break. 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Okay, here we go with the stat of the day. Tennessee is the only program in the country with a top 10 in football, basketball and baseball. All right, Stat of the day brought to you by Panini America. The official trading cards of the dan Patrick show 16 times to the sweet 16. His yearly visit with the Dan Patrick show. He is hall of famer Tom Izzo joining us on the program. What's your schedule today? My schedule, I got in here about 7730 and did a little film work, answered some Texas and then talk to my staff about what we're going to do in practice. And I got a press conference in a little bit. Some more staff meeting and then practice. That's my day. How's the voice? It's great. Great. Get a little sleep. I got a little sleep last night for the first time. Night before, not much but it's the same as every other coach. It's just I'm a little older than some of them. The balance of coaching this week and the transfer portal. How do you, how do you focus on one when you need to and the other one when you need to? Yeah, you know, I, I'm putting everything towards my team. I owe them to that. I think, you know, recruiting is very important. Transfer portal to Me isn't as important yet, but recruiting is very important. And yet my old boss used to have a theory. He says, problem with young assistants, they spend so much time getting the next player, they forget to take care of the one they got. And I think there's some validity to that. You know, there's a happy medium. My happy medium when you get to the sweet 16 and on is, you know, you don't always get here. So everything's going to be for my team. The players on my team will let everybody else worry about the transfer portal. Hopefully winning helps somebody, even though you and I know it doesn't. It's all about the money now, but that's okay, too. But help me with the philosophy of recruiting, because you don't have many one and dones. Like Jason Richardson was a one and done. I don't. Do you go at per. You know, do you try to go after the one and doners, or do you have that philosophy of I'll take the guy who might stay here three or four years? No, I'd love to. Jaren Jackson, Miles Bridges, you know, where guys, Gary Harris, that were one and two years and done. And, you know, you gotta have some. Those kind of talented players, you know, to do that. But no, I don't shy away from that at all. It's just they're not as easy to get. You know, for the most part, a lot of those programs, you know, Duke and Kentucky has had more of those kind of players. Maybe Kansas, some. But I don't think there's as many programs as you think there are that are getting those kind of players. How do you coach differently in March than November? You know, I don't think I coach that much differently. I just think that there's kind of a culture and a feel here that when it comes to February, everybody knows the NCAA tournament, we've had some success in it. And I think. I think the players that come here expect everything to be ratcheted up a little bit as you get to the end of the year. And it's exciting. It's not a. You know, like my players, after we. We won on Sunday, the first thing they said in the locker room, because usually we give them Monday off, is, let's practice Monday. That came from the players, you know, so they know what time of year it is and they know what they got to do. Is Michigan State a football school or a basketball school? It's a football school, which I think 90% of these schools are. You know, we all. I have such A great relationship with all the football guys here. I've always had a great relationship with them because I realized that they're still making 70% of the money. What I think is unique about Michigan State, and there's a couple schools that have this is we've been pretty successful in both. You know, nine years ago, we both went to a Final Four. Those are what's really exciting about schools like this. Ever coached against a coach that you don't like? Like. Sure, sure you do. Even though I get along with most of the coaches, but there's coaches I. I wouldn't say don't like. I didn't respect as much because of things that were going on. Now that's changed now because we don't have any rules anymore. So, you know, it's easier now. I can like everybody. Okay. But if, you know, so are we talking about if somebody was cheating? Like, you're going to face somebody and you know they were cheating, that's when you have that. I don't respect you. That's what I have. Privately. I don't share that publicly very often, but, I mean, but what's it like in the handshake line? You don't walk by and go, cheater. And then just, good game, good game, good game, cheater, Good game, good game. I don't do that at all. I think I respect every coach I go against because even the guys that I thought were doing stuff back in the day, I know how hard these jobs are. And Judd used to say the game makes fools of us all. Well, that there's some truth to that. When's the last time you asked Magic Johnson to help you with the recruit? I asked him all the time, but I really don't have to ask him. You know, he's always tweeting out something or he's saying something. And, you know, now they're actually allowed to help you legally. Yeah. If you come to campus and they get there. It used to be where, you know, if you had a football game and just happened that Magic seats were behind the recruits, but now you can sit them right with them as long as they're on campus. But, you know, Magic's been great. I mean, a lot of the former players that I coached have been great with it, and. And it helps when you have a Jason Richardson, a Jace Richardson, son of a player that's getting good. I'm going for grandsons, though, now. How much longer you got? These coaches are saying, I can't. I don't want to do it anymore. You know, it's the transfer portal nil, and it's just not the way it once was. So what's motivating you to continue to do this? Stubbornness. To be honest with you, it's total stubbornness. I, I still love what I do. I don't like what, what has gone on. I don't think anybody does, to be very honest with you. And you know, some say it, some don't say it, but right now I, I've taken a better, better stance with myself for a couple of years. I was on all those committees and I just kind of gotten off where I worry about my team and not worry about all the things that I can't control. And unfortunately, nobody can control what's going on right now. There is no control. That saddens me for our profession, but it is what it is. So I'll. When in Rome, do like the Romans. You know, it sounded like a grumpy old man. Get off my lawn. Where you were talking about playing games after 10 o'clock on the west coast in the tournament. It was grumpy. I just think it's very difficult to do that. You know, we do. Dan, I don't know what you did at Dayton, but we do go to school here too, you know, we are student athletes. Yeah, we never did that at Dayton. I know, I know. I understand that. But when you get back at three in the morning now, you got to prep. It's just more difficult. I understand that. TV pays the bills. I love all the TV people, so I got, I got no problem. But it does get to wear on you, sitting there all day and that it, it's one part I'd like to see changed a little bit. But it is what it is. So I, I don't think I sounded grumpy about it. I just express my opinion. But you express your opinion all the time. And I'm grumpy. Yes. I'm a get off my line guy. I think this had to do with your bedtime and that's what you were bothered by. I don't go to sleep now. Hey, listen, with that, with the transfer portal, you don't go to sleep ever because you kind of. You got to go over and sit with your players, make sure nobody's flying in. Do you have your phone on vibrate? Yeah. By your bed? Yeah. Okay. After midnight? Oh, yeah. All the time. I mean, you never know what's going to happen. You know, there's a lot of things that happen. But, but, but if you had to bail Somebody out of jail or anything like that. Have I had to in the past? There's things like that that happen. Yeah, you know, sometimes, sometimes. Not always for bad things, you know, parking tickets and he gets picked up or something. But yeah, any coach that tells you they don't have their phone on at night or they sleep probably lying to you. Single best player you ever coached against was who? Ah, boy, you know, when I was an assistant, Shaq, we played against, I played against Grand Hill I thought was one of the greatest players. But boy, that's a, a loaded question. And I'm not saying that against anybody. They're just. Man, when you're at this level, you play a lot against a lot of great players. What was the scouting report on Shaq? Really big. I was just a ga back then. That was in my early days. And I, I remember telling Judd, boy, that guy's a big guy, you know, but he was good. He was good. I like Shaq. But you know who was so good was Chris Jackson. He was, he was more, more my size too. That's why I should like a lot more. But he was, I mean, imagine him in today's game. He would, he would break you off the, I mean off the dribble crossover. And he was so quick with that jumper and he could shoot it from long range. So he probably would fit in since the three is more prevalent now. I don't even think the, the three had just come in then. It was right around that time because I know we had Scott Skiles and we didn't have a three point shot then. That was an 86 now. So help me. Is the story true about Scott Skiles and John Thompson? The. It was actually, it was in Dayton yet at the tournament, right? Yeah, there was nothing bad with John Thompson, but they really got after him the first half. And I think Scott was over nine. And I just remember that halftime he was sitting in there and we're playing Georgetown and I mean, he was seething, you know, and he played really good. The second half he won. So, you know, Scott had a tendency to talk stuff. But tell you what, he was a hell of a player. Did he, did he say to Thompson while dribbling the ball to John on the sidelines, why don't you get somebody bleeping out here who can guard me? Yes. You know, I didn't hear it. I heard about it, but I do believe it. I do believe it. It was, it was one of the things that Scott was, he was good at, but he backed up what he said so. You got to give him credit there. Great to talk to you again. I'll talk to you next year at this time. All right. You and I still going to be here? I will be. Were you to be in a transfer portal? Are you going somewhere else? I got three more years. Do you have three more years? I got seven. You're going to be there seven more years? Oh, I got seven on my contract. Yeah, but you guys don't live up to those contracts. Well, do you live up to yours? Yes, I'm. I'm my boss. You know what? Because I do enjoy you. You're. You're crazy in your own way, but so am I. Someday when we're done, we'll play golf and get along. I would like to play one on one with you in basketball. There you go. I'm going to slap the floor. Just to let you know, I'm going to lock you down. Coach, you can bring in Steve Mariucci if you want to. I don't care. I'll bring in Mooch. He doesn't scare me. Mooch doesn't scare me either. Well, I appreciate you having me on, Dan. And you have a good rest of the tournament. I'll try to do the same. All right, Coach. That's Tom Izzo, hall of famer. They got Ole Miss or. What was it? Who called it? Olay Miss. Somebody back at espn. Their mother was in a bracket challenge. And maybe it was it Feel the show killer's mom. It was who said, oh, I'm gonna take Ole Miss. Olay. Ole Olay. Let me see. Peter in Colorado. Yeah, I've known. I've known Izzo a long, long time. Hey, Pete. Hey, guys. So I not called into your show probably ever, but I've been listening to you since you were. For 30 years or something like that. So I called in and it brought me to an automated message and it asked if I was 50 years or older. And I was like, that seems weird, but okay. And then there was another automated voice that came on and asked me if. Told me I could get a medical alert bracelet for a great price right now. So I. I called 888 3DP Show. And I thought maybe you were Fritzy. Could. Might enjoy that. But my real question was, yes. My real question was, I'm from Minnesota. So what. What school is Minnesota? I don't even know. Okay, I'm gonna take hockey. They're known for hockey. But if you say if. If this is basketball or football, I would probably say football. Got a Charismatic coach there. But yeah, you're a hockey school. Definitely. Chris in New Jersey. Hi, Chris. What's on your mind? Hey, Dan, thanks for taking my call. Yep. I got to bring up the Florida Gators. You know, they go back, they go football, two titles with Tim Tebow, and then you go back to back with basketball, not to mention. And then he threw in baseball. I think within like a five year period there and then. Plus Al Horford is still repping that Florida Gators championship at a high level. I mean, come on. Thanks. Taking my call, guys. Wait. I didn't dispute anything with Florida, Chris. What? What's the argument? No, no, I was just saying because it seems like everyone's getting a little heated bringing up, like, different sports. So I just had to throw in Florida there. That they're kind of. They did like a powerhouse move there for all three sports at one point. Yeah, yeah. You know, we brought that up with, with Urban and Billy Donovan. Now, are they more of a basketball school than a football school? I mean, you still think of Florida. I think of Florida football, but it's in, it's. You can be too close to it. You can be an alum and you can say, oh, no, we're this. I'm just saying from a national perspective, from the outside looking in, when you say this school, you think of what, athletically? If I say ucla, you think basketball. Basketball, sure. Yeah, for sure. There's no football there. USC football, Oregon football, Arizona State party. Sorry, it's the first thought. Alrighty. Let me take a break here. Oh, when we come back, fill in the blank. Phil in the blank is here. We just calling Phil. Who's the Siwu Kim. Who's the Chipinski? Dr. Chip Inski. Is that his nickname? The golfer Minwu Lee? Is that who it is? I gotta look that up. Yeah, I think it's. We talked about this nickname. Minwu Lee. Min wu Lee is Dr. Chip Inski. Not an actual doctor. Just checks. Not an actual doctor, no advanced degree. Take a break. We're back after this. 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 with the stock up sale at Safeway and Albertsons. Stock up and earn four times points at your local store when you purchase participating products. Save on family snack favorites like Frito Lay chips, Tim's Cascade Chips, Dan and Yogurt and Oreos. Clip the offer in the app for event savings and look for participating items throughout the store. Shop in store or online. Plus, you can even have your groceries delivered or use Drive up and go to have your groceries brought to your car at the store. Restrictions and exclusions apply. Visit Albertsons or Safeway.com for more details. 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In 2020, a group of young women in a tidy suburb of New York City found themselves in an AI fueled nightmare. Someone was posting photos. It was just me naked. Well, not me, but me with someone else's body parts on my body parts that looked exactly like my own. I wanted to throw up. I wanted to scream. It happened in Levittown, New York. But reporting the series took us through the darkest corners of the Internet and to the front lines of a global battle against deepfake pornography. This should be illegal. But what is this? This is a story about a technology that's moving faster than the law and about vigilantes trying to stem the tide. I'm Margie Murphy. And I'm Olivia Carvill. This is Levittown, a new podcast from iHeart podcasts Bloomberg and Kaleidoscope. Listen to Levittown on Bloomberg's Big Take podcast. Find it on the iHeartradio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. It's Julie Stewart Banks. I'm doing a new podcast from iHeart Podcasts and the National Hockey League, and I'm paired up with one of my favorite players, the always qu quotable Nate Thompson. I wore nine NHL sweaters and I have story after story to share. And believe it or not, I have plenty to say. And not just about hockey. Believe me, he Does Energy Line with Nate and JSB is the name of the podcast and it's going to be, well, it's going to be quite the ride. We're officially linemates, Nate. We're the energy line. We'll have plenty of folks join us, Current players, some of my former teammates, hall of famers. And wait till you see some of the connections that Julie has. She has quite the Rolodex. Okay. We'll lean into Nate's playing experience and tap into our interests away from hockey and try to do what energy lines are supposed to do, provide an emotional boost. How do you feel about all that, Nate? I'm vibing, Julie. I'm ready to roll. Listen to Energy Line with Nate and jsb on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. My name is Brendan Patrick Hughes, host of Divine Intervention. This is a story about radical nuns in combat boots and wild haired priests trading blows with J. Edgar Hoover in a hell bent effort to sabotage a war. J. Edgar Hoover was furious. Somebody violated the FBI and he wanted to bring the Catholic left to its knees. The FBI went around to all the their neighbors and said to them, do you think these people are good Americans? It's got heists, tragedy, a trial of the century, and the God damnedest love story you've ever heard. I picked up the phone and my thought was, this is the most important phone call I'll ever make in my life. I couldn't believe it. I mean, Brendan, it was divine intervention. Listen to divine intervention on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. All right, we're gonna play fill in the blank. I'll read a statement and then you'll fill in the blank. Marvin. Oh. Everything okay? Marvin, you're. You're dashing in here. Everything okay? Yes, it is. Sorry about that. Did you forget that we were doing a show? No, no, no, no, I did not. Okay. Because sometimes you get in the zone out there on the basketball floor. No, I was not out there. Okay. All right, we're ready to play fill in the blank. All right, so, Todd, I'm going to start with you. I'll read the statement. The Titans should take blank with the number one overall pick, the best deal they can get for several draft selections. Okay, so they should take a trade for the number one pick. That was 10 words, but it's okay. You could have just said a trade. Okay, all right, fair enough. Seaton, Fill in the blank. Titan should take blank. Take trade. Okay. Yes. Marvin, Cam Ward. All right, Paul, trade offers. Titan should take Cam Ward with the number one pick. The options are Caliperi, Patino, Izzo. I'd want my son to play four blank. Don, Rick, Patino, Seaton. Actually, in exactly that order. Caliperi, Patino, Izzo. Right. Gotta have your name end in a vowel. Marvin, what about you? Patino. All right, Paul. This is a toughie, and I wrote it. Calipari. I'm gonna say Calipari, too, I think. So I'm trying to figure, where am I gonna have some fun? I mean, really? That's what it's come down to? Yes. You know what? Too, like, he just seems to be a father figure that I'm comfortable with. Cal Perry. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, he seems to be like a guy that. All right. If you're gonna sort of help me raise my son, I'm cool with you doing that. Okay. Yeah, I. I just don't want to get yelled at, that's all. I got yelled at when I went to Eastern Kentucky. I don't want to get yelled at anymore. UConn is a blank basketball school. Todd. Renown. Okay. Seaton. Very good. Marvin. The best. I think Paul was going for something else. He was. Yes, he was. None of us. No. Nobody took debate. Nobody took the bait if it's a men's or women's basketball school. Paul, let me ask you your question. UConn is a blank basketball school. I was going to go women's, but I'm going to go underrated basketball school. Underrated. The men's program is actually underrated because of the women's program. When they still talk about blue bloods, as if North Carolina and Indiana, they never throw UConn's name in or a generation in. I wish the school I went to were a big time blank school. Todd. Stand up comedian training. I'd be less nervous and more likely to go on stage and learn. You were in New York City. I know. Thanks to you. I got on stage. I had no business being on. But that being said, it would have been nice to have maybe honed my craft at an earlier age and be more brave. I don't think you're coachable, but, yeah, NYU didn't offer that. They had a film school and law school, medicine, everything. I don't think they had the stand up comedy classes. Adam Sandler went there. Oh, he did there. Yes, he did. Danny Seaton. I wish the school I went to were a big time blank school, man. You know, that's a tricky one, because I Went to West Virginia. Good football, good basketball, great parties. It's actually got a great education. I wish that it was a big time. How about this? Better for me at that moment in my life. School. Okay. Okay. I always said I was more prepared for West Virginia than West Virginia was prepared for me. I was well versed in many of the wrong sides of collegiate life. And I was a honors student. Marvin, great weather school. Okay. Oh, all right. Paul. I wish a school I went to were a big time basketball school heavyweight. I wish the school I went to were a big time pass fail school. Yeah, that would have been nice. I would have graduated. Yes, sure. Like Brown University is pass fail. I think I could pretty. I could navigate that. Retiring at. Okay, this is the Puka Nakua story. Pukinakua says that he wants to retire at 30. And that's. I want to retire at the age of 30. I'm 23 right now. I'm going into year three. I think of Aaron Donald, like, man, like to go out at the top, I think it would be super cool. But then also be like, yo, like, I, I wanna, I wanna have a big family. Just like I want, I want to have at least a starting five. I'm like, I came from a big family. I need five boys. I need five boys for sure. That's cool. But also being like, man, I want to be able to like, be a part of their lives and like, like be as active as I can with them. So I'm like, I don't want to be. The injuries are something that you can't control part of the game. So like, I'm in, like, you never know. Hopefully like the rest of career go healthy. But like, man, you have shoulder surgery, you have knee surgery, you have ankle and be like, yo, like, by the time my kids could be 18, I'm like, I could be barely walking if I, like, if you play the game and like, you sustain all the injuries. I want to retire early. Okay. It's early to be talking about retiring early, but when you're 23, 30 sounds really old. He's going to be 24. Aaron Donald retired at 30. And I understand that you want to be able to retire and raise a family and at that position. He's just seeing Cooper cup, you know, kind of get kicked to the curb by the Rams at that age. I don't know if you're. He's going to get one big contract. He might not get another one there. So retiring at 30 sounds blank. Todd. Wonderfully odd. Okay. Seaton, like science fiction or a fairy tale. Not even real. Marvin. Rich as hell. Paul. Uncomfortable retiring at 30. Sounds regretful. Regretful. That's Fill in the Blank. We did it. We did another episode of Fill in the Blank. Congratulations. Job well done. No, really. Round of applause for all you guys there. I like Fill in the black. It's fun. Yeah. Paul gives great thought to that. Oh, you don't. A medium amount of okay. Yeah. But nobody took the bait. Connecticut is a blank. Basketball school. A very good basketball. Yes, yes. Very well rounded. Topical Final hour on the way. More phone calls. 877 3DP show operator sitting by taking your phone calls. I still got to get you back on stage to do Stand up one more time in the next three years. I love making people laugh. It just gets a little nervous. Try it sometime. That's not called for at all with the Stock up sale at Safeway and Albertsons. Stock up and earn four times points at your local store when you purchase participating products. Save on family snack favorites like Frito Lay chips, Tim's Cascade Chips, Dan and Yogurt, and Oreos. Clip the offer in the app for event savings and look for participating items throughout the store. Shop in store or online. Plus you can even have your groceries delivered or use. Drive up and go to have your groceries brought to your car at the store. Restrictions and exclusions apply. Visit Albertsons or Safeway.com for more details. 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