Dave Damashek

I mean, you know, obviously, like you, while you were a college athlete, I was not a college athlete.

I peaked in as the 13th man on my high school basketball team.

But to your point, it did give me a different level of understanding of the X's and O's of that sport.

You know, I say all the time, on one hand, you need Jordan and you need Dave and you need Pete Schrager and everybody else who didn't play the game because otherwise it's the same energy that you see on the Millennium Falcon in the first Star Wars movie when Kenobi and Skywalker are talking about the almighty force and Han Solo weighs in to say, wait a minute, I've been from one end of the galaxy to the other.

I don't know anything about this force.

That's our role.

We're Han Solo in the conversation.

We're the skeptic for the vast majority of the audience.

That said, the Jedis or the football players or basketball players do have an insight that we don't have.

Of course.

And I think people so offended up on Mount Pius on behalf.

I'm a non football.

I mean, I'm a non playing football talker.

I sat out on NFL Network stage once surrounded by Hall of Famers and Charles Woodson.

I made a remark and Charles Woodson said and I thought he was kidding for a second.

Then I realized he wasn't kidding.

He said, I don't even know what you're doing here.

I mean, that maybe is too far, maybe too far.

And Moe Damoshek, who we'll talk to later in the show, was very offended and dropped the line in the commercial break.

And I told Charles that and he backed off very quickly and made a public apology.