Show Clip
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
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We can summarize it all in three words. Make that four words. We are the Lobos. Thank you. We are the Lobos.
We are the Lobos. We are the Lobos. We are the Lobos. We are the Lobos.
Wait a minute. Let me just stop you.
It was fun to be out there. I think everyone enjoyed it. There's something different about how the football is coming off Andy's hand.
It wasn't perfect today. There's going to be things that we need to correct, but I think this is a great building block for this team. A good team win.
It was a good week of practice. A lot of guys made plays. It was wins and losses. It was not about the stats. It's a long season, the same way we won two games and not get too high. We're not going to lose one game and not get too low. We got the pieces in places, you know.
I'm the engineer, and I have to do better. We lost as a team, and so, you know, we have to deal with that as a team. This win was big. We got to put our... tissues away and go out there and just get ready to practice and play. What we can do, we can go back, practice hard, take more reps after practice. That's how you get better.
We just want to have great pride and be a finishing team in all opportunities we get.
It's an emotional game. Every game is, some more than others. This one certainly was.
Great day out there for football. We've got a dozen eggs, a quart of milk, a loaf of bread, a can of frozen orange juice, six small white onions, a green pepper, garlic powder, a package of American cheese, pickles, kosher that is, toilet paper, six bars of soap, hot dogs, quarter pound of chopped meat, steak, lamb chops, package of spaghetti, three apples, bologna, cottage cheese, a pound
Beer, ketchup, peanut butter, soy sauce, and a half a pound of coffee.
Vin, you say that so slowly now, so carefully, like you're walking around landmines.
And there's a Miami Seaquarium kickoff. Don't buy a ticket. Turn around. Do not support animal cruelty. It's a first and ten. A Miami Seaquarium first and ten. The center dolphin tank has a large steel pipe that makes me wonder how many people have hit their head on it. It's a fumble. They should close this abomination immediately. It's old, small, dirty, very boring, touchdown, Miami's Aquarium.
You'll wonder how this place stays open. Where else can you ask, is that sea lion dead? The vending machine ain't my dollar at the Miami's Aquarium. And how can you keep a whale in a pool for 45 years?
The whale looks bored. I don't know what else to tell you. I've said a million times, Levitard is my favorite show. I think he's the most creative, different sort of individual that we have. He's the smartest guy. It's not for everybody. Not everyone is going to be into it. But the people who are going to be into it are going to love it.
I like the way he delivers it. He and I have disagreed more than a few times, you know, loudly on the air with one another, and I'm sure that will continue. But, yeah, I do love his take. And Stugatz, well, you know. I mean, what are you going to do?
Stugatz, anyone could be sitting where he is.
That's exactly right. And it would be fun. He tries to differentiate himself by wearing a tuxedo. I mean, seriously?
Well, starting on Tuesday at this time, two guys will be ranting and raving permanently about topics like this. We know them very well. Dan Levitard, Stugatz. Cats moving 10-1 right here on ESPN Radio. ESPNU. Dan, Stu, congrats. How are you? Good.
Thank you for having us on, guys. But we won't be talking about this. We'll be talking about who in sports is likely to throw out their back sneezing violently. Like, even I just raked.
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