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The season second half of the season resumes on Wednesday. Stat of the Day brought to you by Panini America. The official trading cards of the Dan Patrick show. More phone calls coming up and we'll settle on a poll question for hour two. Jay Onright he is the host of Sports Center TSN. They're SportsCenter version in Canada and we thought it'd be great to have him on. Very funny guy. And the Voice of Canada Sports and he'll join us to give us, he'll give us an update on how Canadians are feeling. Reggie Miller will stop by a little bit later on as well. Seaton Poll question from hour one. And what are we going to go with hour two? We got two of them up there right now. Which is more important to you? Getting the call correct or the game moving smoothly? Right now, 76% of the audience say getting the call correct. And then which is more interesting to you, Floyd Mayweather winning or losing in this next fight, 82% have losing. So that would put him at 50 and 1, I think. Yeah. Rather than 51 and 0. But if he loses and then we have a rematch and I, I don't, I don't want another fight with Manny Pacquiao. I don't even want this one, but I got it. Yeah, I didn't want Jake Paul against Mike Tyson and you know, that's what we're being fed. But if you're willing to consume it, they're going to keep doing that. God, and I know I'm going to sound like the get off my lawn guy, but I, I was able to cover some of the greatest fighters in history and Don King and Bob Arum and you know, d dealt with them and but to, to be around these fighters, so many great fighters, so many. And covering these fights, you know, Larry Holmes fights, Tyson fight, Jerry Cooney fights, Hearns, Hagler, Sugar Ray, Aaron Pryor, I mean Vito Anifermo, Ray, Ray, Ray, boom, boom, man, seat like all of these great fighters and it was such an event. There's something about being, and maybe you get this at UFC in, in fairness to ufc, but when Everybody sits in their seats and they ring that bell. Just you and somebody else in the ring, and there's no help. There's something about that, that when you watch that happen. Now, granted, I was at two of Tyson's quickest fights with Marvis Frazier and Michael Spinks. And that's when you're like, I wasn't going to get settled because I knew when Mike showed up, he always. He always showed up as if his car was still running outside. He was like, yeah, just leave it running. I won't be long. And you see that and you hear those punches because you can see it on tv. And I. You know, I always go back to when you get to see Usain Bolt run in person. Then you realize how fast somebody is because you're the one. That's the tv. You have to keep it in focus. TV helps you. But if you're watching or you're on the sidelines for football or basketball, even baseball, just how fast, you know, 95 is or when somebody hits a home run, how it sounds. But boxing, rest in peace. Yeah. Marvin, is it gone the same way as horse racing where 50 years ago, 40 years ago, if you're the world heavyweight champion, like, I don't even know who the world heavyweight champion is in boxing right now. Is it gone the same way where, guess what, 40 years ago, it was a big deal. It's just not as big as a deal as it once was. Yeah, yeah. But, you know, sports evolved. Athletes evolve. Athletes go into different sports now than they did before. You know, we try to keep horse racing alive with the Triple Crown, and the only way it stays alive is if we have a horse that is going for the Triple Crown. But now you have trainers who will win the derby and keep you out of the Preakness and then go to the Belmont? Yeah, See, it's a. It's too bad, because boxing is set up in a way that could be really cool, where you. You know, to unify the belts. Right. And you have unified. I think that's an awesome concept where it's like, yeah, this guy's holding that one and another guy has a different belt, but then you win, and now you get his belt. That really should have been or should be made a bigger deal. But they kept coming up with. They invented belts. I'd be like, wait a minute, where'd this belt come from? And they just made it up. If you. You have four major ones, right? I mean, I think that's the wba, wbc, ibf, and the wbo yeah, right. Those are the four big belts of. You can unify those. Those. There should be more of a payoff at the end of that or maybe more of a structured system maybe, or something where you're rewarded for unifying those in a much bigger way. Yeah, but the personalities and the talent are now with ufc. Yeah, and the money is there as well. I mean, it's a multibillion dollar organization there. Yeah. Paulie, there's a number of issues that hurt. Boxing's reach. The pay per view made it. You know, there's only super events, not casual events week to week that people would watch. But it's also the weight classes I looked up. There's 17 boxing weight classes. 50 years ago, there were four. And you knew the middleweight champion of the world was this person, Marvin Hagler. You knew him, he was a household name. Even the lightweights would be like you said, different people. Now you have flyweight, super flyweight, light flyweight, bantamweight. Some of them I didn't even believe. Star weight, straw weight, super middleweight. I don't have time to do all of them. Yeah, straw weight, up to 105 pounds. Like a scarecrow. It's like a Q tip. All right, Combines coming up. You get the coaches, GMs, and, you know, things. Things get settled here, accomplished here. Possibility trades free agency. Kirk Cousins. It will be official in March, first day of the new league year, he will be a free agent. It's according to the Falcons general manager, KIRK Cousins earned $100 million during his two seasons in Atlanta. Stat of the day. Stat of the day. That of the day. Stat of the day. Here comes that. What stat? Dad of the day. 22 starts, $100 million and he'll sign with the team. Maybe he goes back to Minnesota, but he'll still get a chance to play football. Yes, Todd, isn't that example where you got to give your agent a raise whatever their percentage that they normally get? That's got to be an exception where, you know what? I'm going to double that. Look at what I've made with you over and over this short period of time. Agents probably on a yacht somewhere. So Kurt have to get ahold of him, say, hey, you can get a bigger yacht. Couple of phone calls in here. Did we come up with a poll question for hour two? Has to do with Floyd Mayweather. Do we want him to win or lose? We've got that one up there. We also just put up another one here from Marvin. Why is Shea Gilders Alexander not more famous? Okay. Here is the question on jeopardy. Last night, SGA, this guy won the 2024-25 NBA MVP award to go along with the scoring title and NBA championship. SGA is Shea Gilgis Alexander. Wow, the silence is so funny. I know. They give you his nickname. I mean, they give you everything. He goes, sga, this guy. They showed a picture of him playing basketball. Basketball? Yeah. Well, he wasn't a big name at Kentucky. He was thrown in. In the Paul George trade when he was with the Clippers. And he didn't become a star until it's almost like, hey, you got to notice this guy. Hey, you may not look at him and put him in the category of exciting players, but you got to notice him. He. We were forced fed SGA because he was so good, and they were. They were winning, and they win a championship, he gets the mvp, and therefore he's like, okay, but SGA is a nickname, is not a great nickname. And his game is not exciting. He's just. He's. He's a killer, I guess he has the ball game on the line, he's going to score, and he's playing it below the rim. You know, there are a lot of guys more exciting, but SGA is, oh, that guy's going to be great for the next 10 years. Yes, he. I feel like it's a little unfair to use this as a metric for his fame or popularity, because I'm guessing those Jeopardy. Contestants didn't get any of the questions right in that category, or at least got four out of five wrong. That's fair. But SGA is not famous. He's not famous. But that group of people outside of, say, LeBron James, I don't know how many basketball players they were naming. Anyway. They would have gotten Steph Curry. Okay, maybe. Yeah, they'd have gotten LeBron. They probably wouldn't got Joker. No, they wouldn't have gotten Luca. Maybe. Maybe Luca. I don't know. Wemby. Maybe Giannis. No. Dylan Brooks. I'm just throwing. It's more likely Lonzo Ball would get recognized or one of the ball brothers. Oh, that's a big ball brand. No, they would maybe have known Devin Booker because he dated a Kardashian. Okay. Yeah, yeah. See, SGA didn't date a Kardashian yet. Yeah, well, he's married with a kid, so hopefully he doesn't. Yeah, yeah, they might have known Lamar Odom just because he dated a Kardashian. Chris Humphrey. He dated a Kardashian. He married a Kardashian. You get a Kardashian and you get a Kardashian. Yes. Ton, I can't let the contestants off the hook because in that same show yesterday, they showed a women's basketball player pulling down a board right by the back where they said, this woman has the record for pulling down these. And the guy said, slam dunk. And I just had a big problem with that. He had just answered, you know, what is a myocardial infarction? And then they can know you don't pull down. Slam thun. Wait, was it Angel Reese that they showed pulling down a rebound? I couldn't remember who it was, but they showing the act of pulling down a rebound. And they used a phrase, pulling down, which really only use that phrase. Unless you're pulling someone's pants down, it's got to be a rebound. Very. I am fascinated watching Angel Reese play in this different. Whatever this league is, because she's not very good. The unrivaled league. You know, I likened her to like a Moses Malone that she's. She. She's not skilled, but she is fierce, and she. She will come up with rebounds, but she just. She gets lost her setting picks and her shots and gets out of control. But you're watching and you're going, oh, my God. And then you think of the wnba. You know, two years ago, where was the wnba? It was like, man, it's going to take off like a rocket ship. And then had some squabbles. You know, there was some jealousy with Caitlin Clark. NBA would kill for this kind of momentum. Are you kidding me? Yes. Which league is better right now? Yeah. And then all of a sudden, Caitlin Clark got injured, and those who don't really follow basketball didn't follow the wnba. And now you have, you know, you're on the outside looking in, trying to get a new contract. Cba. Are you going to start the season on time? And I can't imagine that they are. What their value is, what they think their value is. The amount of money that they're making, it feels like they're at an impasse right now. Boy, but two years ago, you would have bought this stock. This was Nvidia. You're like, man, they're going places. And now. Now we're watching unrivaled. Yeah, Paulie, going back to the Jeopardy. Thing, Ken Jennings kind of let those three off the hook when they whiffed on the whole basketball category. Alex Trebek would have lit them up. I wonder if Ken Jennings would have gotten that one right. In fairness to the the people there. I, I wonder. He seems well rounded beyond the obvious of book smart. Yeah, maybe. All right. Yeah. Se. I think that part of the joy of being the Jeopardy. Host is acting like you know all the answers. Like they all sort of have this attitude of like, you know, I don't need this card right here. Like whatever's in front of me, I actually know the answer. I'm just using this cuz I'm supposed to, but I know the answers. Yeah, I, when I went to dinner with Alex Trebek and we joked about that. Cause he said how many of the sports Jeopardy. Questions do you would. Would, you know? I said probably 75. And he said I'm probably around 70% that I would know these clues on Jeopardy. He said, but I can give the impression that I know 100% of the clues on Jeopardy. But there were times when I did sports Jeopardy. And there were some people on there who were really, really sharp and I'm like, damn. So I would say probably 75%. And then Alex said he was right around there for Jeopardy. Yeah. Paulie. I went back and looked at it. Ken Jennings, the current host in 2004 is. When he debuted on the show, he had a 74 episode streak of winning. 74. Big deal. Really overrated. KJ. Yeah. Reach out. See if Ken Jen. Ken Jen. 2.5 million in winnings. Yeah. He lost on episode 75. Ratings went up 22% during his 74 game win streak. Yeah. Good for him. Yes. More also with the Jeopardy. Questions regarding sports. I think we don't realize how many people don't watch nor care about sports in any capacity. I know like the Super bowl gets 100 million people every single year. But how many people are in the country? 350. Yeah. That means 250 million people aren't watching it. They don't care. It's, it's, it's got to be girlfriend or wife. Famous. Like that's really the litmus test. If you say, hey, do you know who that is? And then, you know, my wife might go, no idea. Or she might say, oh, okay, I know that that person. That's usually where you can kind of get the. How famous are you? I mean, this is our job. We're supposed to know this stuff. But for these other people, you realize they probably look at us and go, you do that sports stuff. Yes, Todd. But in our own little world, it's fun for that moment when they're getting all these crazy eclectic questions. Right. And then they get something so obvious to Us, we're like, oh, you thought you're so smart you didn't even know who this guy was. Which made me feel a little better in the moment. Yes, Right. But the difference is, is they do well in all of the categories except one. We do well in one category and not all the others, so. And maybe not that well in that one category. Correct. You know? Correct. But all of a sudden, you know, they're. They're giving you asops fables or something and they're giving you an answer and you're going, okay, I'm not good at playing Jeopardy. I mean, I do, I appreciate how quick it is having been up on that stage. But. But, you know, it's one of those, like Trivial Pursuit. You don't want me as your partner unless it's sports. That's it. Because it has to do with science or geography or any of those other things. I just sit and drink my beer. Yes, Tom. If I get three or four right for the entire half hour, I feel like a genius. And if I happen to get two right in a row, I'm like, done. I'm ready to change the channel. Like, I am the man. Thank you, Todd. I am the man. Is that what you say when you're watching? If you saw the thought bottle, like, while I'm eating my chips, I am the man. I just got control of this vehicle. What is the Prothagorean theorem? Yes. Mathematics beforehand. I think you pronounced it incorrectly. He doesn't get that. He doesn't get that. Using the Ken Jennings lisp, I guess is what I was doing anyway. Try it again. What is the Pythagorean theorem? There you go. Okay. Nailed it. I think he had a couple more prothagary. It's not the one. Sorry, we're not giving it to you. There's an amateur thagarithm and an approach. If you don't pronounce it right, they're not going to give. They're not giving it to you. How about we take a break? He is the voice of King Canada. He is hypotenuse triangle. He is Jay Onright. He is the host of TSN Sports Center. He would do well, I think. Yeah. At Jeopardy. Yeah. You think? I do. I think he's going to downplay it. Bring it up to him. I think he'd do well. He'd be like, nah, me? No. What, are you kidding? I think he would do really well. Yeah. Okay. Anybody else that you think would do well? There's a lot of people, like, who that we would know of our guests today. I think Reggie Miller would do well. I think Jay on right would do well. I don't know if Reggie would do well on regular Jeopardy. You know what? I'm gonna stand up for Reggie. I think he would do very well. He's a world worldly fella. Okay. All right, fair enough. Yeah. All right, how about we take a break here? Todd, now that I think of it, is ucla, not usc. I'm not, I don't want to say one smarter than the other. I'm just not so sure is which one is considered to me I think USC is held in much higher regard academically. Not nothing not to crap on what's going on in Westwood, but if I had to pick one, I'd be a lot more proud academically wearing the maroon and gold. I guess for somebody who went to nyu. Yeah, I can say well, you stayed in your mom's. I did. Poor man's. Harvard. I know you. All right, how about we take a break here? We'll be back right after this on the 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 iHeartrad. Hey, it's Cavino and Rich from Fox Sports Radio. Now, in addition to hearing us live weekdays from 5 to 7pm Eastern, 2 to 4 Pacific on Fox Sports Radio, we're excited to announce a brand new YouTube channel for the show. Yup, that's right. You can now watch Covino enriched live on YouTube every day. All you got to do, search COVINO and Rich FSR on YouTube again. Go to YouTube. 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Probably not the best time to promote this, but Seaton just gave it to me. Who's your daddy? It's the T shirt available@danpatrick.com and a shout out to the US Men's Hockey Team. Probably not selling well in Canada, but, Hughes, your daddy. Jay Onright the Hostess Sports center with Jay Onright J TSN Canada, the voice of Canada. How you feeling today, Dan? I was feeling a lot better until you said Shay Gildis Alexander wasn't famous. Because we're already hurting up here, Dan. We're already hurting up here, my friend. And that's our baby boy. We're so proud of him. He's our boy. We love him so much. He's smoother than the gravy we put on our poutine. So you gotta watch out for Shay. I did appreciate talking about Alex Trebek, though, another great Canadian. That was a wonderful segment you just had. The level of trepidation you had prior to Sunday's game was what, almost zero? I feel like the narrative about these two teams is that they've been very close competitively, Dan, since Mike Medano moved to Saskatchewan in the late 80s and became a Prince Albert Raiders legend, these two programs have been neck and neck for basically decades. Canada won in overtime in 2010. You and I were there in 2014. You know, Canada beating Sweden. These hockey nations are all great, and the USA has been great for decades. It was no surprise to me whatsoever that they won. I think Canada dominated the game 5 on 5. But once you get to a 3 on 3 overtime, Dan, with the skilled players that Canada has and the skilled players that the US has, you saw it. It can end in the blink of an eye, basically. Is the United States now the home of hockey? I don't know about that, but I'll say this. Your women's team is the most dominant force on the planet right now in terms of international hockey. They have beaten the Canadian women, their only real rival, seven or eight times in a row, including the gold medal game, which was the only close game. Of those seven or eight games I mentioned, they have been absolutely dominating the Canadiens. So. So shout out to your women's team. They are the. They are the. The current force in international hockey right now. How would you sum up the overall feeling of Canada yesterday. Well, here's what I would say, Dan. We were given permission by our federal government to open our bars two hours before puck drop at 8am Eastern Time. Anytime Canadians can wake up on a Sunday morning and legally drink at bars, it's going to be hard to make them too depressed at the end of a really good hockey game. I think the majority of the country was pretty drunk by the time 10:30am Eastern time rolled around. But I think overall probably a little sadness. Dan. I think, you know, Sidney Crosby didn't even play in the game, and in a lot of ways it was seen as his last hurrah. You know, you could. One of my colleagues said it best. Sidney Crosby sort of is. Is the face of winning in the National Hockey League over the last couple of decades. And now that's. That's probably Matthew tkachuk. He's won two Stanley Cups and a gold medal in the last 200 or so days. So. Not 200 or so days, Stan. It's early in the morning. I'm getting my days mixed up. But two years, two and a half years. That's right. There we go. So, yeah, I think if from an American perspective, this is great for the game and I don't know if it's going to grow the game anymore, Dan. I think the game is kind of what it is. It's a niche sport in the United States. You and I both know that. You're not talking about hockey. You're not talking about the trade deadline in two weeks. I don't think you're having a trade deadline show. But it is great for the sport in the sense that they got over the hump. They were knocking on the door forever. And. And with this terrific team and this incredible goaltender. Dan, you've got the second coming of Vladislav Treciak there. The goalie you beat in the Miracle on ice, Carter Hellebock is otherworldly. Three vezines, a hard trophy. Goalies don't win most valuable players in the National Hockey League too often. And that's what Connor Hellebuyk did last year and on Sunday morning, he. He won them that game. He was that good. Canada got goalied, as they say in hockey. Canada's goalie. Other countries. This time Canada got goalie. Who came up with goalies standing on their heads. That term. Yeah. Phrase. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I don't know, Dan. That's a good question. Foster Hewitt, Bob Cole, Jack Buck. I don't know. It's a great question. Maybe Garrison Keeler, somebody. Yeah, Gary Thorne. I don't know. We'll have to go to the tape. But I heard that, you know, and it's usually novices like me will be. Yeah, he's standing on his head like you want to impress the hockey person that you somehow know what you're talking about. It's like goalies in general are the catchers of hockey, right? Catchers, they're always a little quirky. They eventually become either broadcasters or managers. Right. They always seem, they seem to see the game differently than other baseball players. Goalies are exactly the same in hockey. They become our broadcasters and a lot of times our coaches. They're by far the quirkiest, strangest dudes on the team. And Connor Hallebucks is just the most amazing thing about a lot of your American players is they're stars on Canadian teams. Brady Tkachuk is the captain of the team that is in the capital of Canada. And Connor Hellebuck is the best player on the Winnipeg Jets. Canadians love these players, but Sunday was tough. It was a little sad one, Dan, but congratulations to you guys. I think it's an amazing team and I think it was a, it was a great game and great for the Olympics. Great, just great to have the players back at the Olympics. Well, maybe it's four, four more years when I have you on when Team USA beats Canada again, Jay. Dan, why again? This Shay, Gil, Just stuff. Can we at least say he's not famous? He's great, he's sports famous. But he's got a data Kardashian. That's fair. That's fair. Well, you know, we'll see if we, you know, we'll see what we can do. He seems very happy again. He's just so Canadian. He's so chill. But we acknowledge, we acknowledge, you know, some of your other players. Jamal Murray, right. Steve Nash. We got a good team coming to the LA Olympics, Dan. We could do it. We could do it. What if we upset you guys in basketball at the, at the LA Olympics? Think about that. I will have you back on. Love it. I can't wait. I will have you back on. What impact did Vince Carter have on Canadian players like basketball? It was everything, Dan. It was. As much as Steve Nash was obviously massively influential up here as a Canadian born player who won two MVPs. Vince was more influential for Shea's generation. Absolutely. I mean, influential not just for Canadians, but for Americans too. And just the way he played. But he did something for Toronto and he did something for the Raptors he put them on the map. T Mac was here too, but he was in and out. Vince was here and he made such an impact. And obviously everyone remembers the slam dunk and just how dominant he was. I love that he's kind of becoming an unofficial ambassador to try to round up more popular players for the slam dunk contest. I think that's a perfect role for Vince. But honestly, Dan, he was everything. Vince was up here and. And I love that he continues to say great things about the city and the country. So shout out to Vince Carter. Not an official Canadian, but absolutely an honorary one. Jay, thanks for joining us. Thank you, Dan. Appreciate you. That's Jay OnRight the Hostess SportsCenter and it airs Sunday through Thursday at midnight eastern on tsn. That's Canada's sports leader. He and his partner Dan, they spent some time at Fox Sports 1 and we were trying to, I think the United States was trying to actually acquire them. I don't know what this sign in trade was going to be, but there was talk they had a. They were supposed to be the Dan and Keith of Canada and then they went to FS1 and entertained and then went back to Canada. Had a good run. Had a good run. Standing on your head. A goalie standing on your head, Paulie. Yeah. According to NHL.com in 1918, the President of the NHL was named Frank Calder the Calder Cup. He made a rule, changed the rules. Goalkeepers had to stay on their feet or on their skates. They could never go low, put any pads on the ice or lay down on the ice in any way. And he said, now you can drop to the ice to make saves. And when he's asked about it, he said, quote, as far as I'm concerned, they could stand on their heads, unquote. And when a goalkeeper had a really great game, he was standing on his head. All right, 1918. We also did some research. It's tougher to get into UCLA than it is USC. Pretty close, I think. I think UCLA is 9% acceptance. Now. Does UCLA get more applications than any other university in America? Correct. As of 2024, UCLA had the most applications for the freshman class of any school in the United States. 100,000. This is your stat of the day stat of the day brought to you by Panini America. So we're talking 75,000 just from first year applicants. UCLA had in 2024, 146,000 people applied. Number one in the country. Well, if you've been on campus, you realize. But same with usc. If you don't get into one and you have to go to the other or you get to go in the other. That's okay. Usc, ucla. Having sent two kids to usc. When I first walked on campus, I thought it was a movie set. It's like, okay, where's. Where's Spielberg? Where's Scorsese? Chris in Syracuse. Hi, Chris. Thanks for holding. What do you have for me? Hey, thanks for having me, as always, Dan. Hey, you know, you were talking about Kwai Leonard's hand size. I wonder if Paulie could look up Allen Iverson's. I think it was during the famous practice interview. I was looking at his hand wrapped around the microphone. His fingers were so long, and the guy's only 5 10. It's no wonder he had such a great handle. And, Dan, I got a couple things to throw at you, and if you'll indulge me, a quick scroll down. Dan Patrick show Memory lane. Hey, Dan, you mentioned during the Olympics that you were a big fan of figure skater Peggy Fleming. When I was a kid, like many, I was smitten with figure skater Dorothy Hamill. And I remember when you were in Dan Coover covering the Olympics for NBC, you had Nick DePaulon hosting, and he said he once faked an injury when he was a kid to miss a baseball game so he could stay home and watch Dorothy Hamilton. My World of Sports. Hey, you had two MVP candidates in the NBA going at it last night in Wemby and Kate Cunningham. And you know, I hate the thought that this year's MVP will win by default because a more worthy candidate only played in 64 games. I understand the premise of games played, but 65 games seems high. I know it's only five games, but 60 games, that's roughly 75% of the regular season, would be a more reasonable number. And lastly, in the NFL, you wonder down the road if on field officials will pretty much just be there to let fans know the calls from the eye in the sky. It's not a crazy idea, Chris. It's not. Thank you, Buddha in San Francisco. Hi, Buddha. What up, dp? My sports show, Binky is back again. Miss you guys. Even you, Fritzi and Dan, real quick. I'm not a member of the ddc, but I am a very proud member of the adc. Shout out to Seaton and Papa Buddha in San Francisco. But, Dan, last night was the first NBA game that I've watched Wire to wire, Detroit and San Antonio. And it was like. It was very entertaining. I mean, Austin Rivers was, like, sneaky great and witty with his commentary throughout the game and even the introductions. If you guys didn't see it, you should check it out. It was very Fritzy. Like the PA announcer was dropping little rhymes for the starting lineup. Kind of like an N1 mixtape. And I know you guys touched on this yesterday, Dan, but the NBA slam dunk contest was my absolute worst from the break. It was. I mean, it was bad. Bad DP Like Anthony Davis getting traded to the Washington Wizards bad. Not. We'll take a break. More phone calls coming up. Reggie Miller will join us next hour. Back after this, Fox Sports Radio has the best sports talk lineup in the nation. 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Which would you rather attend, UCLA or USC? Right now, USC has 61% of that vote. And we've got one more poll question up there. Which is more interesting to you? Floyd Mayweather, Winning or losing? 82% say losing. Growing up, I wanted to go to UCLA because I loved watching UCLA basketball. It was UCLA or Notre Dame, and turns out I couldn't get into either one. And then two of my kids ended up going to usc. And having been on that campus, it. As I said, it's like a movie set. But it was great experience, certainly for them, and great education. And I was like, that's right. We do go for educate, you know, because I'm. I'm looking at the campus differently than my wife is, and she wants to know, you know, curriculum and all this stuff. I'm looking around going, yep, I think this is the place for you to go, son. Had nothing to do with what the curriculum was. The curriculum walking around here looks pretty good. Looks pretty challenging. Yes. Paul. I talked to a friend of my daughter the other day, and I said, where are you going to school? He said, ole Miss. I go, what are you going there for? He was going there for four years. Todd, where would you go? Ucla? Usc? I would lean towards USC just because I knew, kind of in my teen years that I wanted to do something in broadcast journalism, specifically sports. And I think USC has a stronger program specifically for that. Okay, Seton. Oh, man. I gotta admit, I don't really have a preference either way, man. The Notre Dame fan in me wants to say UCLA because I can't say usc. Yeah. But then again, I mean, USC is rad. Oh, I know. I hate usc is awesome. I hated USC growing up because USC always beat Notre Dame, right? Yeah, exactly. Or Ohio State. You know, I think I gotta say it's really not a slight to UCLA at all, because it seems like a great place, but it's. It's definitely usc. Marvin, how about you? Yeah, I went to UCLA when I was about 14, and I was like, yep, this looks right up my alley. So I'm gonna go usc. Paul. Yeah, I like Westwood, but my priority would probably be the colors And I look better in light blue. No offense, but that's probably the reason you say that would be better for my eyes. Yep. Called it. Yep. The Colonel in Tampa. Hi, Colonel. What's on your mind? Hi, Dan. Hey, listen, we're hunkered down here in Florida. Just broke 50 degrees. It was hard to say. It was hard to check the thermometer because it's not. Not a. You know, not a. Not a cloud in the sky. So we're like the hockey team right now, Dan. We're just. We're just hunkered down and, you know, I was thinking, what are we going to watch now? And can you please give us one more Olympic event? You know, if you have the Danets go against the backroom boys in one event, that will give you a reason to go to Miami and check out the curriculum at that establishment that the team was. You guys have a great week. Thanks a lot. Thank you, Colonel. Thank you. Thoughts and prayers with the weather there in. In Tampa, Mike in Wisconsin. Hi, Mike. What's on your mind? Hey, what up, fellows? Thanks for taking my call. Yeah, I caught your episode of Main Cabin Masters last night, Dan, and I'm curious about a couple things you've talked about how you have some OCD like qualities, like if a Dan at moves a bobblehead named to the left, it bothers you. Yeah. So did you really just say on the show, here's the money, See, when you're finished? Like you had no input along the way. I just get the vibe that it was kind of scripted, you know, a lot like the DP show is. Yeah, no more scripted on Main Cabin Masters than my show. But I gave them parameters of what I was looking for, and then I let them do the interior. But as far as the size of it, where it was located on the property, you know, I had a lot of influence in that. But as far as interior, I let them create whatever they thought would fit in that. In that space. Nick and Irvine is back. Hi, Nick. Oh, wow. Wow. I have never been outraged by the Dan Patrick show, which is one of the main characteristics about it, that I really makes me loyal. And I am outraged. I'm UCLA class in 90. I grew up in SoCal. I'm being serious. The difference between USC and UCLA in every regard is like the difference between O.J. simpson and Jackie Robinson, the two most celebrated graduates, both transcending history, both transcending sports and, you know, ucla. They asked me, why do you go to ucla? Well, because I got in. There are so many people who apply to ucla. And you want to know what USC does? Everyone knew, everyone knows from the 70s on, when I was growing up that USC is a nepo school. It's a party school. And that's even before they started sending celebrities to prison for trying to get their kids there. Yeah, well, that's how. That's how much they wanted them to get in there. I'm willing to go to prison to send my kids to usc. I remember when that whole story broke and my daughter called me and she said, promise me you didn't pay to get me into usc. I go, I didn't hunt. I mean, I paid tuition. I didn't pay somebody. And she goes, okay. And my son never even called me. He goes, I know you didn't do it then, like, sounds exactly like I know. I got him because of me. Yes, that's right. That's why. He was like, I know you didn't have to do that, dad. I'm like, well, I might have. Might have had to nudge Pat Hayden, the athletic director, a little bit there on your behalf. That's amazing. Yeah. On your behalf. I know that I got it. I know you don't have to. I know you didn't have to do that for me. Yeah, but the number of people were like, did you pay? Like, did you have to pay somebody? I go, no, no, no. And if somebody asked, then it would have been a non starter, certainly for my wife, she'd be like, no, no. And go to a community college. Yes, Todd. And USC tuition, plus a bribe that gets very costly. You know, you gotta drill the light somewhere. A friend of mine was trying to get his son into a prestigious university. And so they took the tour, they did everything. And then the guy goes, Hey, 250 000. We can make this work. And Mike Frank goes, wait, how much is tuition? He goes, this ain't tuition. He wanted $250,000. He ended up going to another school. Reggie Miller, UCLA grad. He'll join us in the final hour of the program. Everyone deserves to be connected. That's why T Mobile and US Cellular are joining forces. Switch to T Mobile and save up to 20% versus Verizon by getting built in benefits. They leave out. Check the math. @t mobile.com switch and now T Mobile is in US cellular stores. Savings versus Comparable Verizon plans plus the cost of optional benefits plan features in Texas. And fees vary. Savings with three plus lines include third line free via monthly bill credits. 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