Hour 1: The Face Of Blue Collar

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Even crazier than that though, not a single one of those number one seeds had a game decided by ten points or fewer on their path to Phoenix. I mean, I've been watching this tournament for like the last two rounds. Number one, Blanca Kenyounis for Yukon. That's a good player.

That incredible. Not good nor any good. Yukon's pretty good. Yeah, they're pretty good. So good, in fact, that South Carolina, we'd all agree.

Good team. Great team. Yeah, before this tournament started, I couldn't believe my eyes when I looked at DK Sportsbook because you could lock him in a plus eight fifty. There are number one seed perennial title favorite, they're plus six hundred now.

They're plus six hundred after last night. By the way, six straight final fours for South Carolina.

That's the third longest streak in NCAA history men's or women's.

A number of things to clean up here because there's news breaking. Olivier Rue, the Florida seven foot nine center has entered the transfer portal. He's available to all. There's a seven foot nine sophomore. Oh, look at Tony shaking his head.

Good. Yeah, I want to talk to a statue. Yeah, he can't, he can't play. If you're seven foot nine and not a top fifty recruit, you're stiff. Talk about.

He, he is literally a stiff that seven foot nine doesn't move around very well. What are you smiling about? I would take him in a heartbeat. If I were almost any coach in the league who thinks I'm good enough. To turn seven foot nine into something.

I mean, he couldn't get on the floor. He's much slower and he's much more rigid than everyone out there. He can't, he just can't play. Well, he couldn't get on the floor for a very good team. It doesn't mean he can't get on the floor for a team that's 13 and 18.

And bring in a new coach. I'm just saying there are dozens of major college programs who need to take a shot on this kid, because every coach who's worth the salt thinks that he can turn around the guy that nobody else can help. And maybe they can.

I would. If I were a college team, seven nine. Damn right. I'd take it. Got some sense for.

Put it on the pole. Yeah, air, air cement, Nike's. Put it on the pole at Levitard show.

“Is the seven foot nine sophomore still physically growing?”

Yeah. If you're a sophomore, if you're a sophomore in college, aren't you still growing? So he's 19, right? He's got 19. Yeah, yeah.

Okay. Who thinks any 19 year old is fully formed? He can get quicker. He can, he can be taught to play at his height. We were endorsement of a set foot nine step.

A dry cleaning rack and that can not get. He can be more agile, right? Florida tried to put two sports. He wasn't good enough at either. But one last thing on the women's tournament.

Are we finally got to get good games in this final four?

I've watched all four of these teams play. Hi, mate. Hock has his sister plays for UCLA. They're all super good. The tournament's proven that.

“But are we going to get like these clash of Titans?”

Or is it just going to be Yukon running through the entire competition? Yeah, I mean, I think like first of all, TCU last night was a good game. Up until their best player got hurt.

But yeah, I think you've reached a point now where these are all elite programs.

“These are all elite teams. And by the way, three out of four was it?”

We're in the fight of four last year. So it's like this is there's a continuity there where I think we're going to get good games. But this also highlights kind of what I've been talking about for women's college basketball for a while, which is the have's and have not the gap is so big. Yeah, so it's like it's so hard for a Cinderella story to happen.

A women's college basketball the way it does on the men's side. What happened with NIL and that sport is really interesting because around 22, 22, 23. You did have Cinderella's help Miami made in a lead eight and gave Kim Molky and LSU a good game in that tournament. You had these programs that were, I guess, on the forefront of NIL. And you had all these legacy programs that just thought the logo would do the recruiting.

“And it took them like a season and a half to realize, oh, okay, I guess we have to dedicate the resources even though we're Kentucky, even though we're Yukon women's.”

And now we're getting back to a day and age where it's like the mid 90s. Yeah, Tennessee, Louisiana tech and Yukon. And then everybody else is have nice. Well, everyone says that Gen R R M is this team is the most overwhelming that you have seen in the modern era. Then I got to tell you like watching South Carolina last night. I was all I could think of was LSU a couple of years ago.

And how I was like, why are they guarding Caitlin Clark like this? And you guys will, well, Kim Molky said that. I'm like, that doesn't mean she's making the right decision out there. Contrast with South Carolina last night. And I'm like, this is a machine. They're executing so well on every single play.

I could tell what the first second and third read was and there was no hesitation at all.

These girls, these ladies excuse me, we're playing the game plan to AT. And so when you talk about Yukon and Gen R M and how overwhelming they are, this is going to be a great example of execution versus talent to me. Because for South Carolina to be plus 600, obviously the only team with minus is Yukon. Right. This tells me like, okay, well put as a gambler. Well, only team with minus. Yes, I'm notorious gambler. I mean, it'll happen.

But it's going to be the exact example of what we're talking about yesterday, which is like, hey, you can't overcome a massive talent gap. But you can overcome a talent gap with good coaching and good execution. Toon in for Kinyonis, stay for the Fuji's bumper music, because this tournament nailed it with ready or not as it's official song. Thank you to the video team for putting an assortment of failing robots behind Tony, just keep playing an assortment of failing robots. Like a resting net robot, like a sick cusp behind them, just like carrying them down the stairs.

We have, we have now. Now is the time to laugh at the robots, because soon we will no longer be able to do this. And we will look back at this time when we've been imprisoned by them as a reminder of how dumb we were. But I mean, I wanted to keep talking about chalk advancing and what it is that Mike Ryan said about N.I.L. Because Corey closed the coach at UCLA. This, this is one of the powers.

This is, this is one of the people who's winning as the distance between the great and the less than great is as large as it was when Ariama was making his name in that sport with the Rebecca Lobos of the world and they were just that much more dominant than anyone else.

Corey closed says, quote, "I've never been as tired as I've been in the last two years and it's made me think how much longer I can do this.

And I'm just being transparent with you about that. There are so many things that are harder and we keep losing credible people on the men's and women's side. Now Jeff Waltz, the Louisville coach, countered with this and a lot of people countered with some version of this. I'm friends with Corey. My favorite line I would tell her is if you don't like your job, find a new one. I'm listening this morning and forward 20 is the workers outside my window with the hotel and the street are working. I mean, you choose your profession if you don't like it, find a new profession."

“That's what many of them are doing by the way. That a lot of them are Titans of the game champions.”

Tony Bennett, Tony Bennett, I'm saying quits because he doesn't like it anymore. Down here, we had Katie Meyer be an incredible women's coach for 20 years. I mean, reach the tournament, advance to the elite, historic high watermarks for the program.

And just as you think, she's finally getting everything together, she walks away from the sport because of the way that it changed.

And they enroll with that. There's nothing wrong with that. I mean, I will judge you for quits. No, I won't. I mean, Tony Bennett, I will forever judge. Still young, man.

Now, to me, when you start to blame things, that's where it becomes problematic.

“You know, the college coaches I've talked to, you know what, they hate more than NIL or they hate more than the transfer portal was the realignment because of football.”

That's what they all hate. It's like we were all in conferences that made sense geographically. And now of a sudden we're going road trips from Chicago to Los Angeles.

All the time about this in press conferences, the big 10, the ACC credit to the cow schools because they're actually not doing it because they were kind of no man's land.

But the big 10 schools do not shut up about this.

“I think Corey closes being more truthful than the coach who says, "If you don't like your job, do something else."”

The complication of college basketball because of the portal and NIL. It's what drove Leron, you get into retirement.

Not granted, he was an old guy, but it's, I would not want to be a college basketball coach now in a way that I didn't think even consider five, seven years ago.

Leron Agas, an interesting one because he got in the middle of this to the final four and he would be guilty of being what I mean is accusing him of. You didn't start complaining about it until you started losing until you, you produced a, a roster that was seven and twenty four last year with the, with the players that you had. And that's when you started complaining about it closer here to the professional football team. I'm gonna talk to Jeff Hathley about this on South Beach sessions, but when I've heard him talk about what his experience was at the head, as the head coach of Boston College, he was arriving at his dreams.

You know how these coaches live, right? It's twenty hour days you're doing, you know what the lowest levels of this look like. It's twenty hours a day, thanklessly, to get to your dream job, your running a college program, and you get there and you realize, oh my God, this is gross. I hate this. I don't like who I am. This is, this is foul. I'm, I'm dealing all the time with parents and family and, and money and, and it's not even just playing time, which could make me plenty unpopular. It's business, but with fewer rules than we've had around business. So the player being empowered laps upon your shoulders with what must be a litany of endless daily headaches that put you to sleep at night, and then you can't sleep.

And you get up in the morning and you've got another endless list of things to get to. I imagine that all of these coaches are dealing with this, the ugliest parts of, oh, it's just a bunch of greedy teenagers. Yeah, like, look, any coaches gone and coach at the pro level and then come back down, they've all seen the light like, oh my God, like the ability to just focus on basketball, not have to worry about the coaches show and this, these boosters need to meet.

“And it's so much stuff that you have to deal with on the collegiate level, but the trade-off was, I tell these little pissants to do whatever I tell them to do and they got to do it, and that's it. And now you've removed that power dynamic.”

You've basically given the players the same amount of freedoms that a pro player has, you can't coach like that on the pro level, you can't tie a man you got to do this right like, no hell no man, I'm making more than you do. Well, now, you're at the cars up, but you still have to deal with TAs and like study halls and this guy didn't make it. So it's all the bad sides of college, none of the upsides of the pros and that makes it, I can imagine to be a difficult thing. I've spoken to a bunch of agents that wrap coaches throughout all the ranks and they all tell me universal consensus outside of a handful of outliers.

We got one of them down here in coral gables, every single coach in football is trying to make it to the pros, every single one, this is crazy and there is no real blueprint to fix it, just Hail Mary's. Hey, Roy buddy, you know that energy shift when the game gets good and everybody altogether in unison knows to stand up on their feet. Oh, absolutely Mike. Yeah, you've been at many big time sporting events. You know that moment quite well, that's what it's like when you take your first sip of square file delicious.

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We're gonna get to Greg Cody's back in my day in a second here, but I want to relive something from earlier in the show.

I don't remember Greg how it is. What it is we were talking about in a second here but I want to relive something from earlier in the show. I don't remember Greg how it is. What it is we were talking about specifically, but you were surprised by my question and the reason I gathered you were surprised by my question is because of how you reacted to it. A.I. He's right. It wouldn't be. I want to ask you as the news comes out here on Tiger Woods the police report has been released. Okay, he glanced at his phone when in the car and the car ahead of him slowed down.

So it is a common affliction on the roadways. I don't know if you guys have noticed the sheer number of people texting on the highway.

“Texting at 55 60 65 and 70 miles an hour at Levitard show. Have you noticed the number of people texting at 70 miles an hour?”

I haven't because I've been looking at my phone. So he glanced at his phone and the car ahead of him slowed down. Officers said he was lithorgic, slow and sweating profusely. His eyes were bloodshot, glassy and extremely dilated and two white pills were in his pocket. Hydrocodone which is pretty strong. I don't know. Can you look up for me? If it hydrocodone is as strong as oxy cotton. It's in the family of stuffed Jeremy because two white pills in the pocket. I wanted to get back to something that we were discussing yesterday.

First time I was ever introduced to the conversation in sports around addiction. Baseball had suspended Steve Howe five times and Tommy Lissorda was going crazy because Daryl strawberry was suspended.

And Tommy Lissorda was speaking for a lot of people when he said of Daryl strawberry. That's not a sickness. That's a weakness that that was a choice being made. When we talk about yesterday Tiger Woods getting help or needing to get help when you view everything happening with Tiger Woods. Do you guys think he's still making choices for himself on how it is that he's doing this or you believe he's addicted to the pain relief medicine that comes after seven back surgeries if you had to choose and be right.

Then he's choosing not to have a driver that's like that's a clear one that's not him high 24 seven not me and his right mind that's that's a dude is choosing not to have a driver and everything else become secondary after that because if he has a driver these accidents don't happen now he still has a problem perhaps with substances. He saw as an underlying problem like we talked about yesterday like what puts you in a frame of mind where you feel the need to do this beyond the physical pain. All those things yes still exist is still need to be addressed but at the very least a driver would solve fair enough, but that's not what I'm talking about here yes that that would eliminate some risks involved for himself and others Anthony Joshua also had a driver bad things can happen all over the place for a lot of different reasons I'm talking those specifically sickness or weakness where are you on this sickness or weak.

Turn in this into a first take debate it's both I am a firm believer of that as someone that had a mother that died because they were a drug addict.

I see other families and I see other people make the decision that my mother couldn't which was to really try and get clean and get clean not half measures. So while I understand it's a sickness I also don't think you can totally absolve somebody of the choices that they make here.

“If it's an addiction the definition is that it's out of his control whether it's an addiction to pills or alcohol or some of both I believe he is incapable right now of behaving.”

I really do and when he says he doesn't want to driver because it invades his privacy it's also why you didn't want to urine test because they knew what he was going to what they were going to find.

He's been in social settings and no one's been like man tigers tigers a mess well that just means he's a functioning alcoholic.

You know I mean not alcoholic functional addict functional addict I mean addict somebody who's out of control of their behavior is capable of having episodes where where they're capable of of hitting a gulp ball into a mat into into a video mat.

“Yeah, I don't know I can't answer the question is he high when he's playing golf I don't know I don't he he just flipped the car in a neighborhood and I think golfing like if he were that level.”

He wouldn't be flipping your your pulled over by the policing you have two of these pills in your pocket like your you're taken to the station because you have pain medication so readily available that it to a clock in the afternoon on a Friday you do not wish to be without it. It's on your person it's what they find on you when you're sweating profusely your eyes are dilating you guys saw the mug shot like that that that that mug shot which one beyond age. That mug shot was haunting. Yeah, and commenting and criminating. No, but just haunting to look at everything that's happening there and to be filled with sadness looking at a man's face when he used to represent vitality he used to represent youth.

Yeah, and also I think that looking at my phone is the excuse you used it's more palatable than I was hammered I was out of my mind, you know, I mean he did use that to.

I mean he there were several other distractions on top of what was in his system oxy by the way is one point five times more potent than hydrocodone. But hydro stays in your system about twice as long. So if that's called the delayed release along release the extent. Yeah, I look man. There's no easy way to say this right in that he's someone who has a massive problem.

“That's the only way you can say you have a massive problem and you need help that's it.”

Like, regardless of whether it's a choice or a sickness, he has a massive problem and he needs help and the one thing that he should not be doing until he receives said help is operate heavy machinery.

I think that's one thing that we can all agree on and it's crazy to me that he can agree on it.

Like you're a tiger what are you doing in your life he says it's because of a privacy thing he don't want to drive or like come on bro. You get somebody to sign an NDA you don't have to worry about your tiger woods for God's sake, but I mean to that point like usually get to the point of rock bottom. When you've lost everything when you've lost all your money where you have to make a change when you've got the kind of money that tiger has what is rock bottom he's not going to lose a billion dollars.

What is his rock bottom killing somebody hurting himself past you know past repair like he's already been at that point like I wonder I remember John Malene's. Stand up when he's talking about the intervention and how they they pulled it off on them and like I wonder if he needs like an intervention. Hey I'm going to tell you this that picture of him you talked about the muck shot Dan how the picture of him in the cop car with his head resting against the window that's the one to me that's haunting is like you want your kids to see that man.

Let me like yeah that's my dad again. Well I feel bad for tiger woods maybe I'm alone because I think he's out of control I don't think he's capable of of of raining in his own inability to control himself and and when he's.

“He's publicly embarrassing himself he's supposed to be such a private man that's why he's not hiring.”

The show for that he can well afford and yet he's going through these public investments and posing for police photos. I mean that's that's terrible to look at I feel bad for the guy you know I I don't condemn him because I think he's just incapable of of fighting his addictions right now he probably does need an intervention because it's clear. Not just the latest episode but years of these wrong steps that he's incapable of controlling his behaviors. That suggests to me. Both sickness and weakness the distinction I'm making between the two that Tommy Lissorda didn't make when talking about terrible strawberry is if it's something you view as a sickness it doesn't come with your judgment if you're viewing it as a weakness it is coming with an inability to extend that person compassion I believe that what you're seeing play out in front of you.

He could have lost a leg in a previous accident and is not learning from whatever it is needs to be learned here you hear in sports all the time that some pain or some shame will result in growth will result in improvement.

That size of car accident where you're almost losing your leg your body holds all sorts of trauma in it that requires pain medication.

“Yes and and it derailed his career when he had that auto accident and he's never recovered from it he's 50 now he should be dominating on on what used to be called a senior tour.”

Can I I thought about this one miles Garrett got into his accident. I've told you guys the story I was riding a bicycle 10 years ago down the street and somebody opened the car door as I was riding the bicycle. And the bicycle stopped the door did not give didn't come off on the car door and I sort of flipped over the handlebars I have been dealing for 10 years with the things that happened when your body ceases up like that in a moment because of whatever the adrenaline rush is. If you're in a car accident that almost takes your leg don't you imagine the never mind the derailing of the career that whatever tiger woods is back pain was because he needed seven back surgeries is going to be compounded by whatever it is absorbing the the car rolling over is going to do to your body.

You can have empathy and judge somebody this one I think is pretty easy for puns to weigh in on who aren't super comfortable talking about things like addiction issues you had all the resources in the world get a driver. My mom drove with me and my sister in the car while she was impaired she crashed into a mailbox and the car got total because it was a cement mailbox my mom was sick. She was also an asshole for doing that with children in the car. It's not hard.

“Then when I was going back in my day there was a saying that people used to say the devil made me do it you remember that one the devil made me do it right and what that saying is is it basically absolves 100% of the responsibility.”

It's not to say that it's not a sickness it's not to say that like these people aren't suffering but when we say open the door it was like yeah it's a sickness it then allows for the attic to say.

None of this was my fault. I'm just a I'm a victim I'm sick and it's like hey yes, but also you do have some agency in this maybe not as much agency as someone who's clear headed and sober but you do have some agency and that's the part that we're coming back to with Tiger Woods is he has agency and all of this it's not just the devil made me do it. When you're sick you seek treatment when you're physically ill you seek treatment when you're mentally ill it's wise to seek treatment Tiger Woods has all of the resources in the world seek that treatment if you have that problem and if you are sick seek that treatment.

“Greg Cody is informed us that he has it back in my day for the first time in many many weeks I cannot wait to hear where we end up on this pallet cleansing joy ride.”

And now it is time to take a trip the memory lane. Here's your guy. Greg Cody with back in my day. Bowling I'm going to weekly bowling league why because I'm an every man a lunch pale guy the face of blue collar and I love it.

The camaraderie the competition not a lot of people know bowling was the first thing I covered at the Miami Harrel even before high school sports.

I was a teenager I'd sneak my friends names into the bowling agate with a made up score as a kid a nap on a Saturday to the muffled scatter and clatter of pins in the droning commentary of Chris shankle. But bowling has changed from what it was back in my day we're in a handicap league meaning all different levels of player women and men on any given Wednesday night the person bowling on the next lane might be a sharpie with six strikes in a row or might be a gutter duster lucky to make a single pin spare.

All bowlers nowadays except me have this in common everybody thinks they're a pro they walked into the bowling alley with rolling luggage full of four or five six different bowling balls I'm the only one in my entire league no lie with a single hand held bag containing one ball. The others have a ball for oily lane conditions another ball for dry lanes a ball for particular spare combos please the ball racks get filled up and there's so many bags and rollers of surplus balls the poor waitress trying to bring me another bucket and Miller light as the weaves to a slalom of luggage ridiculous also.

Fellow wearing his name and script on the back of your bowling shirt nobody knows who you are or cares you're bowling a one thirty eight getting your lane and I don't mean lane eleven.

Make bowling bowling again three fingers a two ball limit and no name on your shirt because you're in a handy cab league for a reason Jack also bring back Chris Shankle even though he's dead.

“I'm Greg Cody and that's how it was back in my day.”

I can't do that I can't do that is marching up and down the field that I can't do you sound a bit when did you guys were shaking your head do you agree or disagree with some of his bowling takes there seemed like the fingers was a problem the holding of the ball you guys seem to disagree with in there. I I didn't know my man I didn't know that the people were coming with multiple balls in the ball my god. I'm going to Wednesday night I'm going to take photos of what I'm talking about it's it's an epidemic it really is in the bowling circles it's an epidemic and bowlers out there you all know what I'm talking about.

Greg there's no way you take a picture at all once and now you're going to completely forget one two don't you play you player do you bowl like what's the adjective. I'm serious about it. Okay.

“How do you you bowl with Chris right Chris is a part of your team right you guys like the thunder cats or something.”

It's like well we're the jets this year you know it's like storm NFL we all get the name of an NFL team at random and we happen to be the jets. Which is the lady that that announces all the team names right we said storm NFL storm NFL so Chris has multiple balls. Yeah Christopher comes with like three balls really yeah and that's and that's average among a lot of guys it's I swear there you feel like you're going through an airport people are pulling bags of luggage with nothing but bowling balls and they all have these fancy shoes.

They have the little sock that goes over the shoe that they don't take off until they're stepping onto the lane itself it's a powder on their hands it's just like it's ridiculous this handicap league people who are no better at bowling than me with all these accutramons is ridiculous and those balls of different weight correct different weight different surface you know some of them are made for an oily lane.

“I'm looking at a piece of wood I can tell whether it's a dry lane or early it's shiny it's they're all shiny these lanes what does that mean.”

Greg all you need is one ball a raggedy pair of shoes and about twelve Miller lights thank you very much you got that right and here's the here's the weird part.

I tend to be better in my third game even though that's when I've you know got a little hammer time going on you know what I mean it's because you're not overthinking it could be it's got to be that.

So yeah relaxes you a little bit you consider yourself the face of blue collar yeah yeah really yeah. I agree yeah you don't I mean he's going to the bowling alley with the equivalent of a lunch pal he's going with one bag one ball. I'll just a Casey at the bat poem tucked into his bowling back in 1880s thank you. You mentioned the jets David food owners has a great stat here you're ready the last quarter back to lead the dolphins and the jets to a division title is the same. It's Chad Pennington and both instances do you realize how long ago that was.

That's 15 years that's crimp it that's crazy for for the last time it to happen for both franchises the quarterbacks the same Chad Pennington came closer to winning the MVP here because of what he did with the dolphins and he did with. With the jets I've got some basketball stats to throw your guys his way as J.J. Reddick is now adding his voice to Lucas should win the MVP okay you have last night in okay see. This rose attempted by Shagiljus Alexander the last two games in okay see 41 free throws attempted by the entire nicks and pistons teams combined in their games the last two nights versus the thunder 40 this is not a good thing the way that shagiljus Alexander is saying I'm the MVP I let the speak I let the game speak for me.

Reddick is trying to make Luke of the MVP and the stats for Luca over the last 16 games are crazy they're they at at the time when this is being decided. Lucas averaging 36 and a half points that's Jordan territory that's Jordan that is best territory he's shooting better than Jordan did he shooting 49 and a half percent.

On 36 and a half points a game and 39 percent from three is also got eight rebounds seven assists two steals and their 14 and two in their last 16.

I mean LeBron is playing the perfect complimentary game taking a secondary role to Luca here. Yeah, I mean at the best that he could possibly do at this stage of his career yeah sure.

I couldn't play last night by the way he was suspended for that 16 technical foul that he incurred the other night which of course lined up perfectly because they're playing the wizards who nobody really cares about but yeah no I think LeBron is doing the best he could possibly do I wish he was shooting better from three sure like I mean there's ways he could be better but it's like.

“I mean that his entire career has been the ball is in my hands and I decide whether we the succeed or fail and now he's off ball it is pretty remarkable how well he's played.”

To go back to the SGA point obviously him being the front runner for MVP you've got Wemby who's now talked his way and obviously played his way into being number two great.

Yeah great game last night 41 I saw stop by the way I don't know if you you want to start a day then another one another just a quick one sure.

Six games with 40 or more points in his MBA career victim Wemba Nyama has do you know how many 40 point games the ice man George Gervin had as a San Antonio spur. 69 69 40 point games for the ice man.

“That a boy so with that I mean obviously SGA won the MVP last year Wemby has not oh wow.”

The nice man I defer here to Greg Cody what are your thoughts there on the 69 joke.

You didn't call them the nice man you didn't even notice the joke. Yeah no I didn't of all the people to turn to and ask for the nuance of the 69 joke you turned to your life.

“I you know it's too easy he's in a handicap bullying with it.”

I don't like to say obvious pun related stories and stuff like that I'm going to give it a very good but that's about it. Michelle Beetle is going to join us in a little bit to talk about this and other. Wait what was the stat. George Gervin has 69. What about Wemby he's got six I mean he's only played for three years.

The nice man thanks man. This has got three balls. Greg Cody said it not me he would know what he's got at least three. Do you realize though the general communications fracture in playing my dad singing stat of the day and Jeremy a cast member looking at you and saying. So when are you going to give us the standard you just don't land whoever's fault it is it doesn't matter do you realize the communication fracture.

No we know we know this got three balls.