Simone Boyce
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183 appearances
5 recordings
2 series
first heard Dec 2024
last heard 20 Oct
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Now, I will say whether or not he was almost in the NFL, his team was very good. They won the division title in 1986, I think, when he's a junior. So like he does play on a very good team. I'm sure he was not bad at it. I just don't know that he was in the NFL. That said, he does break his leg in his last year of high school badly on the field, which ruins his pro dreams.
Now, man, as a fun aside, well, well, I was right here and I love this. Well, I was researching these articles. I found an old 2012 interview in The New York Times with Diddy. This is back during his, you know, mogul, you know. Generally popular phase. And the article was about a movie that he had helped produce called Undefeated.
This was based on an Oscar nominated documentary about a real life high school football coach named Bill Courtney, who was apparently pretty good. I don't know much about high school football coaches. You're from Texas. How do you not know much about high school? I fucking played high school football for middle school. I forget which year I was in football, but I played football.
I did a sport once. I was not almost in the NFL. It wasn't as fun as drugs. Now that I could have gone pro in, Will. Yeah, absolutely. I really could have been in the NFL of drugs. Absolutely. I still feel like I have a chance. Like I feel like I got like a field of dreams chance. In fact, you know, like. I do want to see the field of dreams of drugs.
It's like they put up a table in a field and just like drugs start materializing. Yeah. Fucking John Belushi walks out of a cloud.
Back to this story. So Diddy produces this movie or helps to produce this movie about this high school football's coach named Bill Courtney. And he's interviewed in the Times about it. And in the interview, Combs talks about his own football experiences in high school. And he laments, I didn't have a coach like Bill Courtney who stood by me and helped motivate me in everything.
I was envious, to be honest. And he's kind of insinuating that a better of coach might have helped him overcome his broken leg or whatever.
Anyway, the best part of that interview, though, is that Combs was working as a producer on the remake of that documentary with the Weinstein Company. And the interview with him in The Times includes this line next. Quote, Combs said he and Harvey Weinstein had been trying to do something together for seven years.
Now, it was during Sean's high school years that he first acquired... Oh, actually, you know what? Speaking of Sean's high school years, you know what will help you get through high school? Drugs? Well, and the products and services that support this podcast. Fair enough. This podcast is sponsored by BetterHelp.
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There isn't even a Marine Corps snowboarding team. There ought to be like an Olympic for military recruiter lies.
So it was during Sean's high school years that he first acquired the nickname Puffy. And we have two different stories for how that happened. Here's the first as related in an article on Hip Hop Insider. He used to puff out his chest to make his body seem bigger, which is where the name originated.
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