Bob Wishusen

We all know this.

I just need you to settle down on this front.

You're cursing too much.

There are too many curses in this segment.

I'm sorry.

And now I think Chris Cody is hearing curses in places that they don't exist.

This was an argument before the show that we had.

About Creighton, you're going to have to describe this play to the audience here, but I think Chris Cody made an editing mistake because I think he bleeped something that was not meant to be bleeped here as an official tries to—or an announcer goes crazy because of what, a blocking call?

You decided to bleep this.

I listened to it multiple times and I thought I heard the F word.

It's so much better with the bleep than it is without it.

A blocking foul is one form of outrage.

Tell me what you hear.

Not only listen for yourself, know that the volume he comes at this expects the second syllable to be bleep.

Do you realize, guys, how much greater the games would be if you could just let it fly like that in your second syllable?

It's so much better that way.

Do you have any other Thanksgiving things to sprinkle over the laziness of nobody's working this week?

This might be the most bleeped hour in the history of our show.

Do you have anything else from the Thanksgiving bucket so I can just be done with this and we can try over the course of the next two days to give people the show they deserve instead of the lazy Thanksgiving one you want to do?

It was the Frito microphone.