11.5: It Still Hits - Hour 1

really be wasting your time? And I do people really do that, Like I've I've heard of writing in people to I guess maybe make a point that you're so unimpressed with those running really for any position, or you know, writing somebody in who's you know, the flavor of the week when it comes to like, you know, so like hawk to a girl like something like that.

just take your word for it. You don't need to call and yell and say you're the Libs are trying to steal it. Again, I've already seen some of that on on on social media. And look, if they are, then props to them, right if they get it done. If you're not cheating, you're not trying, right, that's true. And I'm being very you know, unseerious, making bad humor. But maybe today's not the day to even like risk it because I'm you know, people are on edge today.

They are and I can't relate. And that's not like, Hey, I've you guys are stressed out about nothing. I'm like I when I say I can't relate. I did vote, and I have probably been more I guess to say paying attention is probably a lie, but I'm at least monitoring it more so than I ever have. And I'm sure it's a mixture of a lot of things, one being the fact that I am getting older, and I think that's a little bit normal to just kind of care about that kind of stuff as you get older.

But also, you know, this election is insane if you think about it, Like as we sit here today on election Day, it still is kind of crazy to think about how this whole thing's played out, Like it's just

it's it's kind of crazy. So when I say I can't relate, I've just accepted that no matter what happens, like if the person I voted for wins or the person I voted for loses, you know, like I'm going to be, I guess, eager to see the result, but it's not gonna like I don't have a clue what to expect, and I honestly don't really feel like I had much of a say. So you know, the whole every vote count things like that's really a lie and we all know that, yet we still say it right, like,

you know, people should vote. I encourage them to vote because hey, it's something you should do as a as a United States citizen, but you know, to act as if like if you don't vote, then the election like no, like we all know that. So happy election to everybody. It's really been other than you know, voting, it's really

been pretty pretty normal for me today. And I don't know what I should have expected as far as you know, just knowing that tonight we're gonna see things unfold and really what happens this evening and on man, it's it's anybody's guess. I mean, that's that's kind of you know where we are. But I can just you know, I get the sense that there's a lot of people on edge today just because they're they're anxious, they are very much you know, concerned with who might be leading the country,

and you know, I get it. It's just for me,

it's not something I can. I can. I don't want to say I have fomo because I wouldn't really want to be in that position, but you know position, but at least you know, we're on the we're on the outside, and I don't know, maybe I'm wrong here, if you're tuning into this show right now, then maybe you are more so on our side as far as you know, not I shouldn't say not caring because that just sounds bad, but you know, just not as not as uh radical on one side or the other, as as they both

call each other the radical left the radical right. But you know, I've got friends, colleagues even like people that I work with, people that I that I'm friends with that like I mean, I'm I'm seeing them argue with people on social media that they don't know, and I don't know, like I don't I certainly don't wish I was doing that, but I'm just thinking, like, what are you doing? Like But but again, maybe I'm the idiot.

Maybe I'm the dumb ass that you know isn't as knowledgeable when it comes to politics, and therefore, you know, any time I make a complaint that I'm just an idiot because I didn't do my research, and you know, like I don't know. But today the election day, getting in fights on the internet as a grown up with people you don't know or people you may know, Somebody tell me what value that is going to bring you. There's not a scenario that will do anything positive for

you in any way, not a chance. So I kind of feel left out, But after laying it out here in the first five minutes, I think I'd rather be left out than kind of be in you know, in that mental space, we'd.

I'm not telling you they're great, and I'm not putting Louisville on a upset alert, but they are a lot better, a lot more talented than anybody we've seen Louisville play up to this point, the exhibitions in the Bahamas and then obviously Spaulding in young Harris Louisville looked better last night, played harder than I've seen him play in any of

the games. And you know, the signs are everywhere, right, not that this thing is destined to be, you know, great, and Pat Kelsey's going to go to a bunch of final fours. I think you have good reason to believe in that, and I hope that it happens. But you know, this guy, he's a good coach, and good coaches are obviously judged based off of winning and losing, and the guy's won. I mean, he's a winner, which is why he's in the position to be the head coach here

at Louisville. But I love really just finding little details throughout this whole experience thus far, meaning the Pat Kelsey era, and just reminding my you know, reminding myself, Man, this guy like he's gonna succeed here or he will die trying. If Louisville ends up with an unsuccessful tenure here with Pat Kelcey and you got to reevaluate some things in five years or something like that, it won't be because

the guy didn't put everything he had into it. And last night, I think the exam, you know, the signs of that were evident. I mean, these guys, as I've said many times, a reflection of the guy on the sideline, the way they came out as far as their energy intensity, and enthusiasm. Yeah, those are things that like you're just expected to bring. But it didn't happen every night, certainly

didn't happen in the previous regime. But I think last night, you know, they didn't come out on fire, right, they didn't necessarily shoot it great from the field, but man, they played so hard. They were everywhere. I mean defensively, they were great, and I had some worry. Maybe worries is maybe worries a little bit of an exaggeration, but I just at times I wondered, Okay, if you're playing a really good team, and look, we haven't seen the

wulfvill play a really good team yet. They're gonna play Tennessee coming up here on Saturday, and I'm looking forward to that. But you know, do you have are some guys on this roster maybe a little vulnerable to getting broken down on defense? Maybe they are, but like last night, you didn't even have a chance to see that. And again, you didn't play a good team where Mora doesn't have dudes that you're going to see when you play some of the best teams in the country coming up here

before too long. But you know, it was a team defensive effort. Everybody was on the same level as far as just energy, being active and it it. I mean, you put more Head State through hell in the first half.

They scored fourteen points in the first half, they missed twenty of their last twenty one shots, and you know, from there, you just cruised the things that we I guess hope would be the strengths, and they needed to be the strengths, because look, you built this roster to to be a team that does exactly what we saw last night. Utilize a lot of depth, balance scoring. Many guys out there have the green light. In fact, nearly everybody's got the green light to shoot threes. And they

play They clearly have an identity. They play a specific style, They have a system and you saw it last night and it worked really well against an inferior opponent. And we're going to see how well that works when you play much better opponent on Saturday afternoon against Tennessee. So

ninety three forty five was the score. Obviously, Cason Pryor after a not a rough game, but he didn't He wasn't super efficient, especially early on against Young Harris, but against Spaulding and then against Morehead State last night, Cason was great off the bench, eighteen points, five to ten from the floor was really really good. And then after that, I mean you had a really balanced attack. Javon Hadley a quiet fifteen, James Scott with twin twelve, a couple

of big dunks. Rain Smith had twelve, also knocking down four threes. Eight for Chucky Hepburn. But Chucky, you know, he's somebody that that I felt like.

more State's not good. I know that, but he this guy, Like when you think of when you if you played basketball, or if you never played basketball, just kind of you know, envision something out there that, like really that gets you going more than anything else, Meaning like when you're out there as a player, what Like I shouldn't say what do you enjoy the most? But like, are you somebody that has the ability to dunk on somebody? Do you, like,

you know, knocking down a couple of three? Again, like good, good results are obviously the preference here, But I think Chucky hepburn when he takes the floor. He wants to and enjoys just locking somebody up defensively more than he enjoys anything else out there. And that's what you need. I mean, he's going to set the tone defensively. He

did it last night. So just an absolutely phenomenal performance from Louisville again, ninety three to forty five was to score nearly a fifty point victory to get the Pat Kelsey era started. And I want to get to what he said after the game. That really was a lot of what we've heard already from him, but right now, just given the situation, it still hits right, it's still working, keep doing it, and he knows that. I mean, I

think he's genuine with a lot of the things. I mean, I think he's genuine with everything we've heard him say. But I also think it's strategic as well, because you know, he understands that last night that's not the type of crowd that you know, Louisville basketball used to have long ago.

But he's gonna instead of you know, where's everybody at, He's going to really talk about how appreciative he is of those that are there and how loud they were when the run was going on, and how appreciative he is to be the coach here, like just going about it the way you should. But some of the things he said last night, I do want to try to play those for you guys a little later on if

you missed it. Look some other things we'll get into today. Obviously, the college football playoff rankings will be unveiled tonight for the first time. I can't tell if this is like arrogance from the college football world or maybe like timing wise, they just I don't know, they could have done it tomorrow. To be honest with you, they could have done it tomorrow. Yeah, yeah,

that's right. They could have done it yesterday. You're right. So, but their decision is like a is it a case study to see, like, hey, we know college football does big numbers, but let's see what we get when we have an election, maybe one of the most. I mean, I again, I don't know enough about politics to know what to compare this election to, but this one is just different. But because it really makes no sense for

them to do that. But I wonder if they're trying to learn something or maybe they just have this arrogance and they don't care. They don't believe. Maybe the College Football Playoff Committee, those that make this decision as far as television when they're going to unveil the first rankings, choosing to do on election night, may just be the college football hard ohs you know their brand, right, like, oh, we didn't even know puled us. We had no clue election.

went from four to twelve. You know, I think we think, like right now, like everybody kind of knows where you stand. And I guess tonight what we're gonna see And we always see this in the first rankings, whether it's four or twelve, we're gonna see what the many things of each conference like that. That's what really we're really gonna learn tonight. And you know, I think the SEC is gonna probably like they always do, get a lot of favoritism, get the benefit of the doubt, and it is the

best league in the country. But I think that gap is not as big as most think that it is. And let's be real, the SEC. Like you, if you're in the SEC and you've traditionally been really good, you're not gonna get held accountable for a loss the way somebody else would. Like again, I don't. It's not like I think Bama losing the Vandy meant that that that

Bama sucks. But if anybody else would a loss to Vandy and you're only basing it off of this season, not the previous Nick saban era, they would have been laughed out of the college football a p pole conversation, in the playoff conversation altogether. So again, whatever they give us,

we know it's going to change. And I think there's been some examples where you see this team, you see the the the the you know, whoever it is, I'm sure it's a different group people every year, but those on the committee, there's somebody that will throw out something that they know is going to be controversial, and I feel like it's you know, it doesn't matter. They're not going to be held too because it can change. They know it's going to change, and if there's controversy, what's

that do. It gets people talking, and that's good for the sport of college football. If you don't think these these weekly check ins on the rankings are worth the damn, I totally get it, because you're you're right, like, at the end of the day, the only ones that matter are at the end. But the weekly check in, it's brilliant and it's stupid not to do it because all it does is further the conversation about the college football playoff. And that's good for business if you are in fact

in business with college football and the postseason. So we'll get into that. Also coming up at four thirty, we will be joined by cl Brown or the Courier Journal. We'll get his thoughts on last night's debut for Louisville. Obviously Tennessee coming to town on Saturday. We'll also pick Seal's brain on the football side of stuff as well. Because you've got you know, Louisville coming off their first ever win at Clemson, and I hope that Louisville football

and basketball. I know Jeff Walls and his team took a loss yesterday, but they did lose to a really good UCLA team. But I don't want to, you know, exclude anybody else. Obviously, the UFL volleyball team's great, but like the two that really can change the vibe of

a fan base, the two sports. I mean, it's the ones who, of course are the most followed and the ones that are you know, I hate saying bigger deal, but like clearly the ones that are the most important based off of like you need these programs to do well with wins and losses and finances in order to feed everybody else. It's men's basketball and football. So like, if Louisville can somehow knock off Tennessee on Saturday and basketball and then you're you're coming off the bye week

next week. In football, I mean, I feel like momentum and just morale would be insanely high for Louisville fans, and I feel like it kind of already is there now, and that's great, But the bye week is you know, you got two of them now this year because of the way they restructure things. And I hate bie weeks in general, and usually I just hate it because I'm a selfish fan that wants to watch my team every week. Like I don't want a week off. Don't give me

a week off. Get out there and play. You don't need rest entertain me. I'm a football fan, Like that's kind of my mindset at times, which is selfish, I know, but I know a lot of you are the exact same way. But this week, I hate the bye week because I want to be carrying momentum. You know, I don't think you're really going to mean you shouldn't lose

any momentum. And look, beating Clemson really just proved that this team, despite coming up short against really good teams and three previous tries, like they have the ability to get over the hump and get it done. And they did that on Saturday against Clemson. So we'll talk with Cel about both you know, college football, college basketball, and you know, who knows what we're going to get into

when it comes to our weekly conversations with Cel Brown. Also, this is something I want to say for a little bit later, because I've oftentimes mentioned that I don't like the conversation about attendance and tickets because I feel like it's like, you know, I used to feel like I can't win because if somebody is really angry about the lack of attendance and I try to excuse or you know, I guess explain why you're unrealistic to expect sellouts, then

people just get mad and yell. But when I also talk about it, like how important it is for fans to go, you know, people scream and yell about a bunch of noon games and ticket prices. So like, I'm just kind of in the middle, and you know, I get both sides. I understand those that are concerned about the lack of attendance at U of L games at times, and I understand those that say, look, I can't do it. I can't make it work financially. So it's kind of a cop out for me. But it's just the truth.

Well I think now, you know, i'd say it's you know, it's it makes sense for me to want to bring conversations to this show that most Louisville fans and even can hockey fans are having meeting those conversations. And I feel like right now attendance and ticket prices at the YOUM Center. I mean, other than just everybody enjoying the early part of the Pat Kelsey era. Obviously football's got a great, a big time win they're coming off of.

Other than that, I feel like, you know, water cooler conversation if you will, like it's about how expensive tickets are, and and like, you know, I don't have a solution by any means, but I don't want to. I no longer want to just like, hey, we're not going to talk about it because it is something that people care about and last out check, that's kind of what we should discuss on this show. I think that's you know, I think that's kind of how it works, all right.

So something else that I want to make sure I dedicate a little bit of time too. And I should have done this yesterday, but we had a shorter show. The Jason Kelcey situation. Now, it wouldn't shock me if John has not seen this and doesn't know what I'm talking about. You are correct, So, Jason Kelsey, do you

know who that is? It's Travis Kelcey's brother. Correct, And you know, I'm not poking fun of John here because I think it's impressive that he has the ability to really like hear people say, hey, I stay in my own lane. Now John really stays in his own lane. Like he out of sight, out of mind for this guy, like he's gonna get he's gonna give attention to things that he wants to and not get caught up in

things he doesn't care about. Good for him. Like he's not in the weeds on election day mowing down the magas or you know, taking shots at the Libs. He's just he's just chilling, like you know, he's gonna.

get a reaction. And Travis kelcey, uh, I'm sorry, not Travis cuse, Jason kelce he ended up, you know, stopping and grabbing the kid's phone and slamming it on the ground. You have no clue about this at all. Right, it's one of the most talked about like stories, not only in sports, because he's now shifted into like the Taylor Swift world. Right, Yeah, he's the brother of Taylor's man. And yet you know, if you watch the whole video, I think most people are like, hell, yes, Jason Kelcey,

that's awesome. That guy got what he deserved. You didn't hurt anybody, and somebody learned their lesson as far as how you treat people. And it turned into like, man, they better not make him apologize, like if it seemed to be the consensus thing, and I'm sure that's not you know, one thousand percent everybody in the world agreed. But I feel like almost unanimously everybody was like, no, like this is something he does not need to issue

a public apology for. We don't need to be soft here, do not do anything to act like that kid didn't get what he deserved. That kind of thing. Well, sure enough, we didn't get what we wanted because he did issue well he did but didn't issue an apology, and I don't know, like I just probably addressed it right, he did well, he did, and it was like I need

to we'll play it because his his apology. I mean it was, but wasn't an apology, And if you haven't heard it, then you'll you'll know what I mean whenever

we play it. But it was kind of a letdown because I think society really almost regardless of which side you're on politically or whatever, like, and this isn't even a political thing, but I just felt like it was one of those things where everybody was united, even if you're not even if you're not a big fan of the Kelsey's and that kind of stuff, which I'm not. I don't really you know, I'm not anti, but like I don't I don't find anything about the Kelsey brothers

entertaining to me. But again, they've got a billion followers probably on their podcast, so they're doing well. They don't need me. But regardless of what you think of the Kelsey's, Like, it seemed as if everybody was like, here's a chance for society to just make like we're gonna stop apologizing for people doing really what's right? I mean, that's kind of the way I felt about it, But we'll reset that. I'm a day late on this whole story, but he did last night issue, you know, some kind of a

statement on it, which we can certainly get into. So we're loaded the rest of the way on election Day, I hope you guys, you know, are enjoying this day and not so anxious. I mean, it's a big deal, right, I mean, it's I mean, it is a big deal whoever becomes the next president. But you know, as far as my day to day life, I'm not really sure much is going to change for me. It's just the reality of it. So again, happy election to everybody. Don't go anywhere to stick with us. If you want to

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Maybe we've got maybe we've got some family drama with the most famous couple currently on the planet, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce. I mean, I guess it's not really family, but like I don't know my homes and in Kelsey obviously really close. But last night, unless I fell for a fake video like it wasn't real, which maybe maybe

I did, I don't know Klay Travis posted it. I mean, he's he's done a lot of dumb stuff and he's been got by fake stuff too, but like I feel like he wouldn't be he wouldn't be that stupid to post a fake videos showing Patrick Mahomes's mom and telling everybody in the in the suitet last night to vote for Trump, right, like we've all been got. But he's kind of a you know, he's an established I mean, he's he's I mean, he took off of for Rush Limbaugh for crying out loud, like he he would be

clowned endlessly if like that wasn't real. And obviously you know Taylor and and and and her boo thing. I mean, they're they're on the other side, which hey, that's okay by me. I mean plenty of people that I know that you know, feel a lot differently about me when it comes to politics, and you know, I'm fine with it, don't really care.

just can't really get it. But when that happens, you know, that's that's that's how like you end up with these contentious situations where people who love each other will scream at each other and just kind of act out of character because they're so worked up about it, they're so charged up. But today, like there is not a single thing you will benefit from. There's there's no benefit at all. You'll get not a single benefit from yelling at people.

Rather it be people you know or people you don't know, strangers on the internet. Like not only is that I mean that that I don't know how much it can hurt you, but I feel like it would just leave you in that space where you're just looking to yell about politics, and I just you know, I just I wish people wouldn't do that but again, do you happy Election Day?

that will you know, work themselves out. But I mean Oregon at number one, I think is an obvious Georgia two, Ohio State three, Miami four, b YU five, Like I think that's I think that's how you're going to see it. And I don't know. Maybe maybe Texas ends up ahead of BYU, but I doubt it.

knocked down because of your two losses? Like a lot of the projections that I've seen have Alabama at number eleven, and they are the they would be the first two loss team, with l s U actually being just two

spots behind them. But I mean, again, Alabama has a really bad loss Georgia and not Georgia, I'm sorry, Vandy is not anywhere near where they were in really any other year since the playoff has been out there, I mean, clearly they're better, but they also lost to Georgia State, who's one of the worst teams in their G five conference.

Like I'm not saying that means Bama sucks. They should be out of the conversation, but like putting Bama who has two losses ahead of you know, Boise, ahead of I mean even SMU, Like, I just think you know what I'm looking at right now at the athletic has Notre Dame in Alabama at ten and eleven, and you know, Notre Dame. Again, they do have some quality wins in louisvill beating Clemson actually helps Notre Dame because now you can claim they have another top twenty five win, but

they also have a really bad loss. Like again, like losing those games should should impact these teams more than I think it's going to. And I feel like if you're Notre Dame tonight, you just know, like, hey, we're good, right, I mean, we went out, We're good. And I don't even know who. I mean, who's the best team left on their schedule?

a lot of help, you're alive. Like it could happen others know, like hey, we just got to outscrew up. Like with there being an expanded playoff with now twelve, how many out like how many outside of the top twelve feel like they still realistically could find themselves in the twelve team playoff? Like I kind of feel like it's a small group outside of who's going to be in the top twelve tonight.

don't know. I just this happens every year. You see teams that have clearly earned the spot they're going to get tonight, and you'll you're not gonna be surprised at all. And with that, you just expect them to take care of business. And oftentimes that does not happen with a lot of these teams. Now, rarely do you see like somebody completely crap the bed and lose to a team that they were like three touchdown favorites against, and that

costs them a playoff spot. But you know, teams that you know can win, but you just don't expect them to like late in the year, those kind of losses happen. So we'll get the first look tonight real quick before we get to our next break. Here, as far as the college football playoff era that started back in twenty fourteen,

here are the teams with the most appearances. Alabama has two more appearances than anybody else, So would that mean and again because of the calendar year, Like, it's kind of like when you say twenty fourteen playoff was that during the twenty thirteen season? Yes, okay, that's stupid, but I get it. So really in ten years time, so the playoff era existed ten years? Is my math mathing out there?

get it. Maybe you're right. Ohio State had five and then Oklahoma had four, So Clemson they were very early participants and then it faded off Oklahoma kind of the same thing, right, I mean with with Baker, and I think they made it with Kyler. So then you had Georgia and Michigan each had three, Washington and Notre Dame had two, and then you have LSU, Oregon, TCU, Florida State, Michigan State, Cincinnati, and Texas as teams that made it at least once. And I'd say still the most random

participants are I mean, actually, what's what's more random? Cincinnati is randomly there, Like Cincinnati being there is is I mean, they are the That is something that like I don't know how you put that, I don't know how you honor that at your stadium, Like it would be kind of weird to like have this as a banner, but it is actually a really big accomplishment to say that you were the only G five team to make the

playoff in that era. Like again, I think something that's it's something you can internally know about your program, but you know, when you have something that's worth bragget about you in a brag. But that just sounds weird, like, well, yeah, we we made it. We were the only we're the only G five team to get in when they had a unique format for a ten year stretch. So stick that in your pipe and smoke it.

you're still thinking, like, wait, what that happened? Because they have not sustained any really level of that kind of success. They weren't very good last year. This year, you know, they're decent. I think they have three losses, so they're not terrible. But anyways, quick break, we'll come back on the other side and wrap up the three o'clock hour, keeping it rolling along here Election Day edition of Coffee and Company Fuel about Thornton's keep it locked right here

on Sports Talk seven ninety. That's right, Coffee and Company rolling along here about five minutes or so left here in the three o'clock hour, and then we'll roll along till six o'clock. And whatever you're doing, just know that you can take us with you wherever you go. Listen live on the iHeart Radio Listen live at seven to ninety Louisville dot com. A little election day humor here from devoswiney I guess. At his press conference, he said that he was denied the ability to vote in South

Carolina today. They done voted me out of the state. We're six and two and five and one. Man, they don't shit me off. I mean, one, it wasn't like that coaches have a low bar to make people at their press conferences laugh. Like when coaches show any sign of being humans, you know, you get the pcls, the

press conference laughter. And I can't really explain it. It's just a thing like, no matter what, when coaches enter the world of like trying to be somewhat amusing, they get unexpected laughter even on there and meaning like I

didn't think it was that funny. So like maybe Dabo thought, with the loss to Louisville and its team looking really bad and him not knowing how to count on Saturday night when it comes to, you know, the decision not to go for two, like maybe he thought a good old, a good old gut buster, a good old knees slapping joke would really just you know, ease the mood and get people, you know, back on his side. Not sure

if it worked or not. I haven't heard any of this, just saw the quote on three Sports had a story about it, and of course many are making the obvious joke here, and it is funny so props to those. But I'm seeing a lot of responses here from the In the article on Twitter says that South Carolina must have implemented you can't count, you can't vote policy, which you know makes sense. You know, I wasn't bothered by his decision, So to me, I'm kind of like, oh, wow, thanks,

dumb ass, you didn't realize that. You know, by not going for two there, you've kept this a potential three score game. But man, lou Ridick was just beside himself and he's not really an animated guy anyways, luritic, but like you could tell he was in disbelief by Dabo's decision.

And you know, I don't to me what it says that Dabo actually is somebody that you know, look, I've miscounted things many times, so like not to say he's a complete idiot if he just literally got his math incorrect, but you would think in that situation you make sure

you have it right. But I feel like with him and his staff, it's not a normal thing for somebody to come over and question his decision there as far as what to do after a touchdown, I feel like Dabo is leading his staff to where like, you better not question my decision here and again it didn't matter in the end, but it did make him look pretty foolish. But everybody's already forgot about that now because he just showed up and made everybody laugh today at a press conference.

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