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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
I don't know, Bob.
What are Joe's thoughts on drafting a young wide receiver instead of signing Tyreek Hill?
I might feel different about Tyreek Hill if I felt the Steelers were on the cusp of winning a Super Bowl. I just feel like a younger, maybe a first-round pick, second-round pick is the way to go there. Yeah, somebody who can come in and immediately make 50 catches in a rookie season that you know would complement Metcalf and only will get better. Social media's biggest loser brought to you by Awaken 180 Weight Loss. Visit them at awaken180weightloss.com. Wonder Twin, what do you got? Being a member of the Miami Dolphins, apparently, or maybe it's a good thing because the amount of players, like high-end players that they cut today, not including Tua, pretty significant, Bob. That makes it a little easier for new head coach and GM to come in and they're going to rebuild.
It's going to afford them time. And what are they going to do moving forward? They're releasing a lot of people who have big-time resumes, saving money in the process down the road. So good question. Great question. Who wants Tua? Is anyone interested in Tua? I don't think so. So what do they do? What does who do? Miami. Miami. They get rid of them. Just like they did with these guys? Yeah. Just get rid of them. They eat like $40 million. Oh, really? They're going to be eating a lot of that cap money here for a while. What's Cooking brought to you by your local Geico rep, Tim Hester. Thank you, Mr. Hester. What's Cooking is to us money if he's on the team or not. Very kindly.
How are the Miami Dolphins handling player cuts and rebuilding?
Cloudy with a high of Mel Blunt, 47, a low of Franco, 32. Fan weather brought to you by Secure Money Advisors. You want to retire in a Florida beach house like Ron Cook did? Let Secure Money Advisors help you get your retirement on track. All right, Bob. It's been a very interesting day. There's a highlight reel trending on Twitter here, I see, featuring Kevin Pitsnoggle. You remember him? Kevin Pitsnoggle. Yes, I do. Man, was he fun. That team was fun to watch. I covered that team. So did I. I remember we went live down there quite a bit watching what they had. I don't know. I wish we had those kind of things going to college basketball. College basketball, Joe, is going to be very interesting this year. I could honestly tell you from watching some of these games that 10 teams can legitimately make a stake that they are going to be national champs.
And I think it's going to be fascinating to see who emerges out of all of this. I watched Kentucky the other day. Well, Pitt played two of them. Not Kentucky, Arkansas. John Calipari has two of the best freshmen in the backcourt in the country, and he brought in the other day – The number one five-star recruit in the country starting next year. I can only imagine how much chicken they're eating in Arkansas to make sure that the Purdue chicken guy who's funding all of this. Is it Tyson? Yeah. Okay. Sorry. Sorry, Purdue. Purdue has chicken? Wasn't there a Purdue chicken factory? I don't know, but I know it's Tyson Foods. That's their big NIL guy. Wasn't there a Purdue chicken, Joe? Do you remember Purdue? Of course.
I think there still is. Remember Will Purdue for the Bulls? Will Purdue, yes. These pit snoggle highlights are in cranky. Why are they there? I don't know. But they are. And Mike Gansey was on that team. John Beeline was the coach. Patrick Beeline was his son. That was a great team to follow. Frank Young. I forget who the little point guard was. I don't remember his name. How far did they go in the tournament? Sweet 16. No, I think they got to the Elite Eight one year, and they were leading Louisville by like 20 points, and they lost. Am I right about that, Olimp? Oh, you weren't even born yet. I can't recall. And then I was in Atlanta at the Georgia Dome when they played Texas and lost on a last-second shot. I forget who the guy was.
He went to the NBA. They lost on a last-second shot, Bob. I love that time of year when you get these games. I remember going to the Metrodome in Minneapolis to watch Pitt and Dwayne Wade, Marquette, go at it. And Dwayne Wade just had... Had them. Man, he was so good that night.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:00
2
What are Joe's thoughts on drafting a young wide receiver instead of signing Tyreek Hill?
0:00–1:28
3
How are the Miami Dolphins handling player cuts and rebuilding?
1:28–4:24
4
What legendary college basketball moments do Bob and Joe remember?
4:24–5:18
5
What are the predictions for college basketball this year?
5:18–8:13
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