Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
We've got to skip ahead because we're going to run out of time quickly. Let me see. Let me give you a little more from Hofstra's win over Monmouth, 75-69, CAA title, as the game was played last night on CBS Sports Network. More from Speedy Claxton, the head coach, soaked in all-in postgame.
Chapter 2: What were the highlights of Hofstra's victory over Monmouth?
I won championships on a high school level, college level, and professional level. And my collegiate championship meant the most to me. I speak to zero of my high school teammates. zero of my professional teammates, and I still speak to a lot of my college teammates. That's interesting. I like that little nugget that he shared there. That's true for a lot of guys.
Well, I guess it depends on who you are and if you were fortunate enough to play college athletics, obviously. I mean, yes, I don't know. Yeah, that's a qualifier that didn't need to be pointed out. Right, I don't think we needed to.
Chapter 3: How did Speedy Claxton reflect on his championship experiences?
Well, wait a second. Do you not have high school friends, college friends, and adult friends? No, but we're going off the list he stated. Yeah, what he stated. His college teammates, not his friends. His college teammates. Fair. Yeah. All right, Hofstra's back in the NCAA tournament. Nice. Speedy. Sienna over Merrimack, 64-54, the MAAC title.
Jerry McNamara turning around his program in his second season. Yeah, I was emotional today thinking about the possibility that if we lost, I was going to be wrecked for them. I got the right kids. They're about the right stuff. Gavin Doty is probably as close to me as any buddy I've ever met. You know, in terms of, like, he's a psycho. What did I miss there?
No, it's just that these guys, these are both coaches that just are talking about themselves. They can't even give a compliment to their players without bringing themselves up. Back-to-back clips. Fair enough. It's like, this is the greatest thing to ever happen to me, and this kid who's great reminds me of me. I mean, God, guys.
Well, you think of him, you think of memories of Big East tournaments gone by. Speaking of years gone by, today is the 10-year anniversary of this gem heard here on the fan as UConn and Cincinnati went toe-to-toe in the AAC quarterfinals. This was triple overtime, tie game, UConn with the ball. Long three, no good. Rebound, and another three, and it's good. Oh!
shot the three, got the offensive rebound, kicked it back out for the three. They hoisted up and sent it. Oh, my God! Oh! With two-tenths of a second left. I got to see if it's good. He banked it in from like 50, 60 feet to tie the game. Oh, my God. Oh, my God. You can't do play-by-play on the air, though. Yeah, I know. I was just about to say that.
You're not allowed to do play-by-play, but he's dribbling up the court. He passes it. He shoots it. But, yeah, those two famous drops. Oh, my God. Oh! Those two. Man, oh, man.
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Chapter 4: What emotions did Jerry McNamara express about his team's journey?
All right, got to go quick here. You got like four minutes. All right, Alcentron and the Pedos leaping to the finish line as he was, you know, trying to wrap up the show. So that reminded me, take you back to Hurricane Irene. Remember Greg Sussman's fantasy phenom went around these parts? So he's hosting during the storm. He had to dump a caller, which you'll hear in the beginning of this clip.
And then as he waited for the delay to build back up, He wanted to get back to the calls. He panicked a bit, and we ended up with this piece of audio here. Well, anyway, so the weather here is terrible. Man. The weather has just been all over and all terrible. The hurricane...
destroying or it looks to be destroying everything oh that's a that's a cringy one it's terrible it's so terrible yeah was that worse than than al citron's i don't rock with the pedophiles I don't know if it was worse. It wasn't as smooth as Al's. That needed to be stated, by the way. You know? Al had a strong take, and he delivered it well. You know? I got one more quick one for you.
We'll semi-quick before we get to moment of the day. As I know you guys talked yesterday about Boomer passing Imus for the most morning shows in WFAN history. Well, of course, in the afternoon show, Craig had to weigh in on that. And he had an interesting take on it. I've done more shows with Boomer than any other person on the planet.
Still, there's a chance Greg will surpass me a couple years from now. But for the moment, I'm that guy. Right. And I think if we're going to acknowledge that Boomer has now done more shows than anyone else on WFN in the morning, surpassed Imus, whatever the number is, in the spirit of WFN, because I've been asked by a lot of people, what do you think about that? I have one word and one word only.
Compiler.
yeah would have been no offense to willie better for boomer to be here to respond but you know that was timely from yesterday well he knows exactly what he's doing do you think that craig knew boomer was off and wanted to do that then to make him have to sit on it for several days before being able to respond because i think that's that you know that's like an extra level of did you guys reference on the show yesterday that he was going to be off
Yes. Then maybe. Yeah. It's possible. I think that's funny to do. I've done that move too. Like, oh, let me do this when this person's off. Let it marinate for a few days.
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Chapter 5: What significant moment in NCAA history was revisited?
And then they have to sit around and then let me ruin their vacation a little bit. You've got to be a real jerk. But we are. Some of us are. I'm not saying that. You might be saying that. I'm not saying that. Saying that about what? No, I think the talk show host can be jerks. And I think that I've certainly been that. Speaking of which. It comes with the gig. You've got to be a jerk.
Thanks for roping me in with Brees Hall's passive-aggressive tweet yesterday. Well, yeah, of course. No, I didn't do anything. But that's just one of those things that's going to follow you around, you know? Right. Me and Brees Hall, definitely comparative. I had $14 million coming to me back then.
I told you before, there's certain things that happen in people's lives where I just now identify that for that thing. Like when Greg Anthony picked up that tranny hooker. Remember that? What about Lamar Odom? The visual is hilarious. It's like all of a sudden, hey, I'm going to go into this whorehouse. I'm going to have a good time. I'm going to smoke some crack.
And the next thing you know, you're in the sky. We did it, boys. Amen. It's wild. You try not to think. I try not to be that person, though. You want to get airlifted out of a war? Right. No, I try not to be that person when somebody has, like, a moment in time where you see them again. You're like, oh, that's the guy that did X, Y, Z. It's just hard to, you know? Yeah. I hear you. All right.
I hear you. By the way, you know, it could be worse, CeeLo. You understand that. I mean, you could be Lamar Odom. Of course. It could always be worse. Right. Almost. You have a passive-aggressive tweak. You're not Dr. Peter. One time. All right. Let's go. One time. All right. Moment of the day.
We talked Hofstra winning, Flying Dutchman no more, the pride, and you were talking about trying to figure out why they changed from that. You had a take on what you thought it was. Eddie, of course, chimed in to correct you because he knows all, and eventually it ended with you kind of taking a little jab at Willie here. I think.
I thought it was Dutch pilots that felt marginalized by the name, and they nixed the whole thing. No, it's like a nautical legend. A lost ship, then it was a ghost ship, but I don't know why it was deemed offensive. Well, I mean, it was sort of like St. John's and the Redmen and the Redskins. You had to get rid of that. Well, that makes sense. The Dutch were just like, enough. Enough.
I mean, everybody thinks we fly around. There's only a group of us, six Dutch pilots. Who work for JetBlue. These Dutch pancakes in our back pocket. I've had it with this. I've just had it. But anyway, congratulations to them and Speedy Claxton. And by the way, we just lost our monitor, if you want to tell Stephen Waldron that. If he's even there. We still have ours. Yeah. Very nice. Good.
Did you hit a button over there by any chance? How could it be me? I don't know. I haven't moved. Because it says no signal now, and it was just there. He's always blaming the black. Cyber. Yeah, I think. Thank you, Eddie. No, I mean, yeah. They want us as friends, but they don't want him in their house. Right. Like, if the TV wasn't here, I'd probably blame him. See? Come on! Poor Willie.
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