NLA w/ Zim: DeBoer at SEC Media Days, Jacks & Yotes camp previews, Canaries are hot (but Twins not)

Until Kalen DeBoer wins a national championship at Alabama, some Crimson Tide fans and national media will never be satisfied.   And until Kalen DeBoer wins a national championship at Alabama, what he says on a microphone about trying to win a national championship at Alabama will also likely not satisfy those folks.   South Dakota's most famous football son took his turn at the mighty podium at SEC Media Days on Wednesday and, as usual, kept his statements classy and concise and not much astray from how he publicly communicated about NAIA national championships when he was University of Sioux Falls head football coach (and winning three national championships).    Yet, it is what he didn't say that had eternally-parsing ESPN pundit Paul Finebaum pontificating on how DeBoer did himself no favors.   Happy Hour host John Gaskins and Sioux Falls Live sports editor Matt Zimmer pick apart the pick-aparting from the Orion Pub in downtown Sioux Falls in the latest weekly "Nobody's Listening Anyway" show.   Also on the docket:   * The Jackrabbit and Coyote football teams both start official practices next week. Who are the players Zim is most anticipating watching, and what storylines loom the largest for both squads?   * The Minnesota Twins continue to live in the lingering limbo of "buyer or seller" as the Aug. 3 trade deadline nears... but why does Zim think they should act like a team going places?   * The Sioux Falls Canaries have ripped out of the All-Star break on a five-game heater. Why? And why should there be belief they'll be title contenders again?   * After Happy Hour spent some time on the legacy of T. Denny Sanford earlier in the week with Patrick Lalley, Zim offers his own perspective on what Sanford (specifically, his money) had done for the sports landscape in Sioux Falls and South Dakota.