Hour 2: Top 5 Names In Sports Who Connote Boobs

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Why is Cuervo mentioned so frequently?

Cuervo 0:01
Now's a good time to remember where tequila's story truly began. In 1795, Cuervo invented tequila. Cuervo. What are you doing here? Cuervo. Anytime someone says Cuervo, I show up. Well, I do know that to be true, but even during ad reads, like... Cuervo. I think you could lay out, especially for one of our great partners. Sweet, delicious Cuervo. Since then, Cuervo has stayed true to its roots.
Cuervo 0:29
Cuervo. Cuervo.
Dan Le Batard 0:35
This is the Dan Levitar Show with the Stugatz Podcast.

What is the significance of March Madness in this episode?

Stugotz 0:43
All right, Jess, God bless March Madness. That was pretty awesome. Was there anything else that didn't get in there that you wanted to share with us?
Jessica 0:51
Actually, there was one other stat about pagebackers I didn't get to fit in.
Stugotz 0:55
Ooh, give it to me.
Chris Cote 0:56
I think I have energy.
Dan Le Batard 0:57
Start of the day, start of the day, and this is the start of the day. Start of the day, start of the day, and this is the start of the day. Start of the day, start of the day, and this is the start of the day. Start of the day, start of the day, it is the start of the day.
Chris Cote 1:30
Thanks, Poppy. This stat of the day brought to you by Evan Williams Bourbon. Game day's number one pour. Evan Williams Bourbon. Straight Kentucky bourbon. Oh, my God.
Guest 1 1:39
Evan Williams Kentucky straight bourbon whiskey. Barnstown, Kentucky. Rewind. No, you were doing so well all week.
Chris Cote 1:45
I have been on such a good roll.
Jessica 1:47
You were doing so well, Chris.
Guest 1 1:49
Let's do that again. It's company. Let's do that again.
Jessica 1:52
He has so much confidence all week.
Guest 1 1:54
Give it to me from the top, man. Give it to me from the top, please. Stop. He's a burby. He's a burby. Chicky nuggy. Can we clip that?
Stugotz 2:19
Woo!
Chris Cote 2:19
MVP. One for two.
Jessica 2:22
Guys, Chris said Burby. We officially don't need to go to game five. According to ESPN, Paige Beckers holds the highest career per game scoring average, 19.9 points, in Huskies history.
Stugotz 2:33
There you have it. That's quite a great history, too. More than my amour. He's a gack. More than Rebecca Lobo?
Jessica 2:40
Yeah, a lot of players have played there.

What are some overlooked athletes in March Madness history?

Stugotz 2:42
Stewie?
Jessica 2:43
And yet she stands apart right now. Also, I mentioned a stat in the last segment about her last three games, 105 points, best in Huskies history. She's on a tear right now, which is why I picked UConn to win in the Final Four game this weekend.
Stugotz 2:57
She talks that talk, too. That's what I like about her. You know, you can tell the playlist is a little urban. I met her at her freshman year. She seen paid in full.
Guest 1 3:08
You can tell.
Stugotz 3:09
Definitely. Two Americas, Cody. I'll let you borrow it. They get shot every day, B. I had to call them they.
Dan Le Batard 3:17
Yeah. There's some words that I can't.
Stugotz 3:19
They do the they, and then you got to be careful. That's why I had to use the they. This won't happen again. I feel like the tournament this year has been really fun, but what I haven't had is – The guy who we just met, like you know where we just meet a guy for the tournament and then he's like great for a second and then. Ali Farooshmanek. Bam. Is that my guy? That's a good one.
Jessica 3:41
Yeah, we did a top five list last week of like Tony's secret sauce players, I guess.
Stugotz 3:46
Oh, like was Pit Snoggle on there?
Guest 1 3:48
Kevin Pit Snoggle. The secret sauce was just white guys. Pretty much, yeah.
Stugotz 3:54
It was Tony's list. You got to be careful with that. We might have a segment here going forward celebrating white people. Golf, you can't tease that entirely. When I had my show in Atlanta, the first day of March, I did White History Month celebrating average white athletes who had been overlooked in the years. Thank you for that. Yeah, somebody had to. Somebody had to extol the virtues of John Conkac and Carl Mecklenburg and people of that ilk. You feel me? Chris Dudley didn't do what he did in his career for someone not to shine a light on him.
Chris Cote 4:28
Was I OLI? I had a hit off Matt Latos in my high school career. Really?
Stugotz 4:32
Congratulations. Thank you.
Chris Cote 4:34
I believe you.
Stugotz 4:35
That seems sincere. It is. Everything about me is. Ask Jackie with the mid.

How do the hosts feel about the NCAA tournament?

Jessica 4:39
Well, that's why we wanted to do a top five list of athletes who maybe were overlooked in March Madness history.
Chris Cote 4:45
Oh, I get to read again. That's fun. Oh, you're reading it? This top five, sponsored by Jimmy John's. They're finally here, and they're hot. Try the new toasted sandwiches at Jimmy John's.

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