Austin City Limits

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35 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 10 Feb

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I feel like if he was listening, he would call in and either A, try to prank us.

Yeah, he would either try to prank us or he would actually be the real thing.

There's no chance they would have done that.

If they would have done that, it would have been a riot.

Well, and if they would have done that, too, it would have been two shots in the ball.

Where are you getting the basketball at that point?

Yeah, you're getting it half court.

So you still would need to get a lob to the hoop to be able to put up a shot.

I thought it was hilarious that they stormed the court and then re-stormed the court again.

I did once when we were at RMU and they won the NEC in 2020.

It was a week before, it might have been actually a couple days before, COVID officially shut everything down.

Undoubtedly, they did, I think.

Yeah, so typically I thought at least, see, I thought you did have to call a timeout.

I guess the clock does stop in that situation to get the ball unbounded in that type of late game situation.

North Carolina had a 9-0 run in the final, 225.

They overcame a 13-point deficit in that game.

And I don't know why I just completely had a brain gasp on this type of thing, Bob.

But, yeah, the clock in the final minute of the second half or overtime, it does stop.

So that's why.

Yeah, Mike McCarthy would first probably be very upset and taken back by that.

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