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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Chapter 2: What insights does Blair Kerkhoff share about the Kansas City Royals?
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Chapter 3: How do old baseball uniforms influence team identity?
That's what I want to know.
No, no. I'm just following the old guy.
Oh, take your pick. Is it Pete? Is it Frank? We don't know. We don't know. I heard it's because Sam McDowell is soft. Yeah. Soft. Soft. Soft.
He's soft. He doesn't guard. Now, we're hoping for a speedy recovery for Sam.
Ah, yeah, Sam, strep throat, as I understand.
A little under the weather, so I guess he'll appear on Thursday if he's feeling better.
Yeah, we appreciate you guys working together.
Yeah.
You know, enemies by day, working together at night. I know how cutthroat it is in that newspaper business. Mm-hmm. You guys stabbing each other in the back all the time. But here it was, you put those differences aside and said, okay, well, flip-flop days. Why not? Who really, who gave? Was it you or was it him, really?
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Chapter 4: What are the unique state slogans discussed in the episode?
I just thought we'd start with you the way we started with Frank. Frank took us down that road. It's a good movie. The Michael Jackson movie?
Oh, no, no.
I haven't seen it. Actually, I think I took us there by mentioning Miles Teller.
It's about the former Browns wide receiver.
Yeah, Michael Jackson. The only guy wearing number one in the league for a while at a skilled position because the Browns somehow had retired all their 80s and the others were in use, so he got to wear one. When everybody freaked out. What?
Now you see an 80, you're like, that guy ain't making the team. Yeah. Like in the preseason.
Is that a 1967 defensive lineman? What is that?
In the preseason, whenever you see a wideout who's wearing number 80 for the Chiefs, I'm going, he's probably getting cut. And Nico Remigio managed to make it, but that's just not what they wear anymore. Now you don't know what anything is other than the quarterback.
I didn't know there was a Michael Jackson movie. So there is.
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Chapter 5: How does the Big 12 compare to other college conferences?
We might have.
And then everyone lived happily ever after.
Like the second billing is not the guy who played Macaulay Culkin. Okay. Okay.
Yeah.
Just, you know. Michael, the good stuff. Michael. Michael, the way you wish it were.
I don't know. Maybe it's 100% accurate and there's a bunch of haters. I can see a scenario where they portray him as being a different cat.
There's no doubt about that. In honor of the late Tom Kane.
Michael, in theaters June 1st.
The good stuff.
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Chapter 6: What are the implications of recent changes in college football?
Oh, look, that house is the psychology department. Oh, look, that building there is the humanities. Oh, look, this random house here is the Fiedel house. You're just kind of like, oh. It is different.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
It's in the old, old downtown of Charleston, and it's pretty wild.
You've covered a lot of ground.
Landed in Atlanta, drove to Athens, toured Georgia Tuesday morning, flew down Monday, drove to Athens, which, by the way, just like... About an hour and a half. Look, I know it's been a long time. But I know why the South lost. Okay? And part of it is called roads. They ain't got them. Um... You'd think you'd go from Atlanta to the University of Georgia with, like, 40,000 students.
On a nice, open, like, six-lane road. Yes!
No, no, no, no, no. No! No. You are on a two-lane country road for a part. Like, how do they do game day?
Well, and then switching roads. Oh, Jesus, yes.
Yeah, there's no straight shot. I'm like, you've got to be kidding me. Like, you're like, oh, where's the K-10? Yeah, right. You know, like, we figured it out here. I-70. No, they have not...
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Chapter 7: How does Texas Tech's performance impact the Big 12?
Let them live. Like, whoa. I'm already hitting the brake here. I don't have to call me a murderer, you know. I prefer... Let them work, let them live, you heartless... That's how I read that sign. Let them work, let them live, for God's sake. I prefer... Just let them live.
Land of enchantment. That's my... That's mine. The New Mexico license plate.
Oh, is that what it is? Land of enchantment. Should be land of UFOs. North Carolina is what, first in flight? First in flight because of the Wright brothers. And Kansas has now decided they're to the stars.
Yes.
Am I missing the connection on how Kansas is to the stars? I think literally they were like, oh, everyone's got a slogan. We've got to come up with one. I know, Bob. How about to the stars? That's an excellent idea, Murray.
Let's do it. I guess the Latin, it's ad astra per aspera.
To the stars through difficulties. Yeah, with difficulty.
We'll just leave the difficulty part off. We're trying to sell the state. Not make it sound like we can't get to where we want to go. By the way, I already knew that, because when I was making fun of the license plate on the drive back from the airport, my oldest daughter's like, well, Dad, it's on the flag.
Dad, just have a moment for a funny. Missouri says, let the welfare of the people be the supreme law. That's catchy.
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Chapter 8: What role does revenue play in the success of college sports?
Let the welfare of the people be the supreme law. Boy, there's a t-shirt, huh?
That one came out in 1822. Put that in a heart.
It narrowly beat out slaves, sure. Yeah, why not? They were on that side, am I wrong? How come everybody put their head in their hands when I fired that one out?
Am I the only one who read the history books? Yep. Well, for now. Slaves. Why not? It was called abolition. Not so much.
Blair doesn't even want to be on the record as laughing. He's turning his head away so you can't hear him laugh.
I'll take you off the stream, Blair. Man, there are some mottos that don't really... I mean, they're so old, it's just like... What do we got? We're doing so well with these.
May the force be with you. Who came up with that one?
May the 14th stars shine bright. That's Vermont. They were the 14th state? Ready in soul and resource. And also, while I breathe, I hope. That's South Carolina. Well, I breathe. I hope. I hope. Because reality blows. I hope I breathe again. Yeah, later it's just, I breathe, I hope. She flies with her own wings. Oregon. Okay. Oklahoma. Labor conquers all things.
Get back to work is what I hear there.
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