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A three time MVP two time World Series champion. In the first 11 years of his career, he was a top five MVP candidate 10 times. Hour Pro holds. He's of in the future, he's probably the most luckish guy, 703 home runs.
Yeah. Yeah, so we both took a different approach on this. You took guys that are, some of those that aren't eligible yet, soon will be. I took current guys that are eligible.
And so I think I agree with the Buster Posey 2027. He's in. He's in. Yeah, I think there's a little doubt about that.
All right. You can text or call us in the comma, steamline 9702421340. So one of the things we didn't get to around the NFL this morning was the Kyle Shanahan situation. We talked about a lot yesterday on the program that Kyle Shanahan, like what 12 days ago, 13 days ago, was involved in car accident.
Yeah. Sustained some pretty serious injuries. Suffered to concussion, fractures to his nose, his ribs and his hand. He was out at Niners training camp.
He's going to be out there on a very limited basis, but he was out there. The first Shanahan, the director of the driver, the SUV, was also in the accident, was not injured. So the Niners relates to statement 11 days later, ahead of training camp. So Chris Simms, goodbye of Kyle Shanahan.
They played together at the University of Texas, quarterback and wide receiver combo there. That right now, Shanahan's dealing with concussion symptoms. So he was not cited for speculation about what happened, what was going on, why was he in this accident, why did they talk about it? Apparently Kyle Shanahan was using his phone when this happened.
Oh, yeah. Chris Simms said, I got a text from Kyle's wife, Mandy. She texts myself and my wife. And it's like, oh, no, Kyle's been part of some horrible accident.
And she sent us some pictures right off the bat and was like, oh, my gosh. So just to paint the picture, if you've seen the injury report, the broken ribs, 48 stitches in the face, broken nose, broken left hand, of course, the bad concussion. But when you first see it and it's fresh and some of the cuts are still wide open, I mean, it's jarring. Sims goes on to say that Shanahan came close to losing his right eye.
And so apparently Shanahan was on his way back from a chiropractic adjustment when the accident happened. Boy, that's not going to need another chiropractic adjustment. Couple. Seth, the collision Shanahan was taken to a local hospital.
No one has been sighted in the accident. Drugs and alcohol are not believed to be involved according to Palo Alto police. But what I was reading earlier was that allegedly Kyle Shanahan was on his cell phone. Whether that is the reason why the accident happened.
Mike Florio reports that Shanahan was using his cell phone at the time of the accident. That California vehicle code says that it prohibits holding and operating a cell phone while driving. But Shanahan didn't get sighted for it. The other driver seemed to be the one at fault.
You know Shanahan had his phone in his hand. He was going to be in a fault because there was a female driver. She swerved into Shanahan's lane and caused the head on collision. Airbags in both cars were deployed.
So fortunately, the other driver's okay. Shanahan was not. It doesn't sound like the accident was his fault. But it's interesting that he did not get sighted for having the cell because he barely admitted it.
That he had the cell phone in his hand. Yeah, that he didn't get sighted for that. That's interesting. I don't.
Number one, I'm glad everybody's going to be okay. Let's just start with that, all right? That everybody's going to be okay. That's the good news.
But was this the reason why they held off on this because they thought he might have been at fault? That he might have been the reason why? Because he had his cell phone in his hand? I'm just I'm spitball in here because I'm still trying to figure out why it took them 11 days to mention that he'd been in this car accident.
If there wasn't drug or alcohol involved, some salacious scandalous thing involved. So the way I understand it is Schefter knew well before, like the 49ers didn't embargo this story for the up until when Schefter posted it. Obviously, because Schefter had to write it up beforehand and posted it right after the statement came right like right after listening to Christian Chris Sims, like Schefter is as close to the Shanahan family as he is because of Adam Schefter start in Denver. He's written books with Mike Shanahan.
Right. Like they were all kids to a certain extent around the Shanahan family of various times. So like it's not so much the Niners sat on this. It's Adam Schefter sat on this for however long.
Is that the team in the NFL telling him to sit on it or is it him as a family friend sitting on the story until they say go ahead and release it? That's the big question to me. I guess my question. I mean, there's questions about that.
Why 11 days? Why? If he wasn't responsible for the accident, if there wasn't something weird, hanky embarrassing about the accident other than he may have been at fault, which is apparently he wasn't the other driver was at fault, was it about the cell phone? But he didn't get cited for it.
I'm just I don't think they had to do it like five minutes after it happened. They didn't probably have to do it the day after. But you think a couple days after, right? Kyle Shanahan was in this car accident.
He's going to be okay. Gonna miss some time from training camp. Why 11 days? That's why it's it's still hanky.
I still don't understand in this day and age of like even I guess Chris M's because her friends and I understand that why he wouldn't want to be the one that puts it out there. I get that understand that. I mean, there's friends and there's each other's initials tattooed on you, which is where those Kyle Shanahan and Chris M's are. What's your where those two guys are?
From the nine or standpoint, I'm just they're not obligated. They're not obligated. It's not a mandate. You got well, so if like this happens, you got to release it right.
But the state age news happens very quickly. And I'm just I'm just still trying to figure out the reason why they would have held back on releasing this because they obviously had the facts within a couple of days of what happened. The police report from Palo Alto police, Kyle Shanahan's own. Here's what happened right?
All of it. Then unless there was something like we said that made us go well, did something happen that would have been embarrassing to him. For whatever reason, alcohol, drug use, other, like said, behavior. Don't know.
Yeah, it definitely is not one of the it doesn't feel like somebody thought this all the way through to the end. You know, like if we hold off on this for too long, it's going to look worse than yeah. Oh, man, you were on your phone, bro. Yeah, which they didn't write him a ticket.
So that became whether or not that sounds like they should have. I mean, regardless of where the accident was this fault or not, you're not supposed to do that. You can't do that. Right.
That's not like that's a super embarrassing. Oh my gosh. Sorry. It's not like our friend Ben Steele who got over for DUI.
It's like, man, I'm an idiot. That's what that is. Yeah. So I don't know.
I don't have an answer to this. I don't. You don't think you do either. Neither one of us do.
Yeah, no, I don't. Why was this such a problem for them? Why? Go chamber Bing.
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Why? Why? Why? It's with JP Morgan Chase course.
So next change we're putting the chase brand in the jerseys of 36 Ohio State sports programs. Your favorite school is going to get 15 million dollars per year. Glad to see their finally start to make some edits. That's more than twice.
Some of the highest paying deals. Monster by the way is paying 20 million annually for the entire Big 12 conference. So, JP Morgan Chase. That's just for Ohio state.
Yeah, That's only five million dollars less than the entire big twelve. That's I guess to show you. the value of your particular institution. And people say football brand.
Sorry, I got something to start. I started talking. And people say Tony Petiti is delusional thinking the Big Ten could make calls me. But guess you have companies like JP Morgan Chase, they're willing to spend that kind of money.
It's incredible. That's crazy. And we talked about Jersey Patch and the NFL. It's coming.
It's going to happen in the next couple of years. You will see sponsor patches on jerseys. It's just going to happen. Yep.
Because particularly when they see, when they're looking at this, they, what? Yeah, Ohio State got $15 million for this. We're the freaking NFL. We're going to, we can get more money than that.
Georgia's going to have Chico Bellbond's on their jerseys, but they're going to have to trade it out. That's correct. It's Tanner Boyle starting a quarterback this year. Let me start starting in the middle infield for a Georgia baseball team.
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Thank you. Saying that LeBron James, you know, position is going to play for the Philadelphia 76ers. Guard. Point guard.
He is going to play point guard. A 41 year old point guard? Well, I mean, only for part of the season. It'll be 42 the other hand.
In a position that last time I checked, LeBron James doesn't play on a regular basis. I mean, at times everybody, like if you play Wreckley basketball, earn the NBA, everybody's handling the point for a little bit. Nicole Yolkich is not the nuggets point guard, but he handles the ball at the point a lot. So I guess I shouldn't be so dismissive of LeBron doing it.
I mean, John Stockton had seven, almost eight assists per game at 40. That's true. But he also, that's what he did. He was a point guard.
That was his stock and trade. I mean, it's not like this is you, Donna's has them, though. Like that's true. LeBron's pre-gifted.
It's not like it's not like the Kimme Mutombo playing point guard. But yeah, it's like it just just seems odd. Like he's come out of retirement. It just seems a little odd, doesn't it?
That I mean, not that he doesn't have the skill to do it. What's odd for me is that he runs point. I mean, like I said, it's not like Nicole Yolkich runs point at times. Yeah, a lot of time.
In the era of positionless basketball, the oddity for me is the fact that they're going to call him a position. Because really, yeah, basketball has become that has in it. Yeah. That it is a positionless sport.
A seven foot doughy Serbian is as good a point guard as a six foot one. Yeah, dude from, you know, whatever mid-major. Yeah, absolutely. And so yes, do we even still need to call players by their?
I don't sometimes I might go back to more. I don't even worry about that point guard or guard or. They're just here's your starting five. Yeah, whoever crosses the timeline with the ball is running point.
Running point at a particular minute. I'm not big for a second. Yes. Yeah, I've dispensed with positions and less like your, I'd pal say like Todd Dordinzen, who's 6'3 in a mountain.
Yeah, that guy's probably a center. Probably. Yeah, Andrew Henderson probably a center probably a post. A phrase that we don't use a whole lot anymore, right?
Yeah, suppose player. Because you have six two guys that will back somebody down and then kick it out to a seven three guy who will miss a three. Oh, nine sixteen. Not I don't know.
It just seems weird that Brian James is playing point guard. I just it just sounded weird to me when I saw that this morning. All right, nine sixteen. Just more of a points guard points a points guard.
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Or they should they officially open camp tomorrow, but veterans arrive today. I do a Broncos question today. Who was the first Bronco to have 15 sacks in the season? Keep in mind this is when they started keeping track of sacks.
What 82 I believe is when they started doing that because like Rich Tombstone Jackson, he might have had 15 sacks in the season. Oh, yeah, but we but they didn't keep it as a stat. So we don't know. Others might have had that, but this is since they started keeping sacks as a stat.
It was 1982. It was the first Bronco to have 15 sacks in the season. So if you want earlier today, please don't play or if you want to last two weeks, please don't play. Otherwise it's swiped open.
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I was just looking into you. We have a winner. I think we do have a winner for Wrigley Field. Let's you sort that out.
Once again, you only win once every two weeks. So do keep that in mind when you send in your answer on the calm West team line 970242340. Who was the first Bronco to have 15 sacks in the season? Where's they started keeping sacks as a stat?
Like I said, I believe it was 1982. I'm just trying to verify that because like I said, you have British students from Jackson and 1982 is the first year. Do you know who led the NFL and sacks the first year? It was a stat.
No. Viking's defensive in Doug Martin. Led the league with a total of 11 and a half sacks. That was your first official sack leader.
The first of the door we're waiting on the name. This person has only texted a couple of times. We don't have their name yet. So we're waiting.
Oh, okay. So we'll wait on that. But right now while we wait on that, we'll jump into some cooler garage doors, four down territory. We bring some four down territory on the Jim Davis show on the team.
All right, it's brought to my cooler garage doors. It's cooler with a K. All right. We start out with that Camarica Park where the Orioles and Tigers were playing.
Tigers hosting the Orioles and the start of the show wasn't anybody for either team. Actually, Roch Moon or Derek Scooble or anybody like that. No, it was a squirrel that got on the field. This is great.
This is, no, this is the call from the squirrel on the field. Okay, so the Orioles third base coach, Buck Ritten. Somebody just gave the squirrel a seed. Yeah, Buck.
Buck's like here. Here, have a snack. Squirrel is like in the greatest fan position. Like you could pay millions of dollars to get that auction item and that squirrel just decided mine.
Okay, so the squirrel, Jason Benetti, by the way, when we talk about him in a moment, yeah, the squirrel is like just right there by the third base coach of the coach's flip silver by the sunflower seed, assuming a sunflower seed or seeds in the direction of the squirrel. That's pretty great. All right. So Jason Benetti, remember he was the number two football guy at Fox.
Now he works for NBC that Connor Onion will replace Jason Benetti as Fox Sports number two college football play by plan answer, teaming with analyst Robert Griffin the third. Benetti's now NBC's MLB broadcaster, their lead broadcast guy, expected to do some college football basketball as well. So onions called games for Fox and big 10 network. Of course, the number one team is still Gus Johnson and Joel Clatt.
So Connor Onion, now the new number two voice for college football for Fox. Right. Third and fourth down. I can move my microphone over closer to where I can read because I'm an old man now.
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He's not just a huge name, we get confused. He's got a new role. He's going to have an increased presence on an ESPN studio show. The plan for exactly when and where he will appear is the fluid, but the get ups first take NFL live at howl and the expected to be announced Peter Schrager.
Program is going to be where Steve Smith is going to be popping up a lot more. I think it does work on NFL Network. Sir Cal brand's no longer part of NFL today. They pay that move.
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But it's not their game to give away according to Fox and the big 10. So instead of trying to figure it out, which they have been, they just what I had. No, it's just going to bag it. So yeah, they're bagging Duke Michigan, which is perfectly fine.
Now I can see them both loose on the same night instead of. You see where Michigan's now a former athletic director, 40 manual. Yeah, $7 million in the whole buyout thing for him. All right, is that it?
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And we now have a name for our winner for. And now, ladies and gentlemen, the winner of the contest. It's another winner on the team sports network. Scott first in the door identifying Simon Fletcher.
15 sacks in 1992 for Simon Fletcher, by the way. So once again, who was our winner? Scott Scott, where'd he go? Scott, congratulations.
Text more often, Scott. Yeah. At least we got your name now so we can have that. Welcome aboard.
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It's this day in sports history. By 1951, Boston Red Sox outfielder, Clyde Vomer. It's a walk off Grand Slam the bottom of 16th inning to be, sorry, man. Cleveland eight to four, setting a record for the latest game ending Grand Slam in baseball history.
1971 didn't happen very often to this guy. He was a human vacuum cleaner. He's all a favor known for his defense, but Brooks Robinson made three errors in one inning. Ouch.
Also on this day, 1979, Dave Kingman was the sixth player in major league baseball history to have a second three home run game. He was one at the kingdom where he was a domed stadium where he hit the ball up in up into the ceiling. Make the game a ground rule double on it. Anyway, Dave Kingman with a three-hole game on this day.
Also on this day, 1989, it's been here at the junior college World Series banquet. Dale Murphy hit two three-round home runs in the same inning. He became the 14th player in baseball history. He had two home runs in the same inning and he had six runs batted in.
Also, 1989, Vince Coleman was caught stealing, which into the streak of 50 successful stolen bases in a row. 1993, King Griffey Junior was the third player in baseball history. He hit a home run in eight straight games. 1994, the gambler, Kenny Rogers, the baseball gambler, pitch day perfect game against the California Angels.
In 1996, Darrell Strawberry hit his 300th career home run. That's the state in sports history. 930, Jim along with the Buckeye boy today from the Beaux Art Miller Chevrolet B. studios, the most trusted name in automobiles.
All right, so coming up, we'll have some garbage time. We'll route around the trash a little bit with garbage time coming up in just a little bit. We had our pole dancing earlier today. Our top five players, we think, will be going to the Hall of Fame.
Mine were all players that are currently eligible. But guys were players that will soon be eligible. And some of those names are big names, like Albert Bihls. He's gonna be his first ballot.
The way that I thought and heard it, I thought that they're more likely than like a chase out. That's why they made it on my list of some of the guys that are currently eligible, but receiving like 25% of them. Yeah, all these guys that I have received more than that. They're all eligible for this last year.
Yeah, they're all around 50% higher. They're none of them are like 15% or 20%. That makes total sense. Yeah, so that's what I did is I just went with guys that have received at least or close to 50% of the vote the last time out.
So yeah, there wasn't just random guy that, you know, that's only got 25% of the vote and doesn't look very likely to get in. I mean, just like I could guy like Brett Gardner, the Yankee. Yeah, go to the player, not Hall of Famer. But I mean, he's he's up with the Hall of Fame.
I don't think he's going to get in. I'm going to take Arietta really good during a small stretch time. I want to say young through two, no hitters. Also help the Cubs win the World Series in 2016.
I was drawn a complete blank. Where did he play? Like I, the name is familiar, right? I can't.
There's nothing that jumps out of me as I can remember seeing his name on the back of his jersey for whatever moment, right? But I think we both agree. It might just be one guy next year. Yeah, because I don't know what the rest of the like the, you know, the redemption era or the, you know, left handed 70 year old Sarah or whatever random committees they have to get other guys in.
Right. All the different mechanisms there are, which I don't mind. I just don't know who's all going to be part of that deal, right? So the unofficial baseball writers of America ballot.
This is this once again, this is unofficial. This is probably going to be on the ballot for 2027. Chase outlay Andy Pettit, Felix Hernandez, Alex Rodriguez, Bob Yabrey you, Jimmy Rollins, Cole Hamels, Dustin Padroya, Mark Burley, Omar Viscall, David Wright, Francisco Rodriguez, Tori Hunter, Buster Posey, John Lester, Lester, he's, he's an interesting case here for this. Mm hmm.
Breck Gardner, you mentioned the Zimmerman's Ryan Zimmerman, Kyle Seager, also, um, Irvin Santana. I forgot about Irvin Santana. Oh, yeah. See a Hall of Famer though?
No, no. Jordan Zimmerman, Scott Kasmir, Jake Arrieta, as I mentioned, Josh Rettick, Todd Frazier, also, um, uh, Andrea Cabrera, those are some of them. I mean, I mean, there's a ton of them on here. J.Happ and Dexter Fowler's not, not, not Hall of Famer.
He's not going to come anywhere, he's not going to come anywhere, he'll host to get him with Hall of Famer. No. He's going to get, he's going to get booted, I think, rather quickly. Dustin Padroya, Hall of Famer.
I'm going to say no. I don't feel like he has either. I feel like I got to reach. I just, yeah, I see his, you know, his name on here.
Good player. Yeah. Not a great player though. And it is supposed to be about the great players.
It's not the Hall of the very good. It's the Hall of the very best. It was a four-time All-Star, two-time World Series Champion, ALNVP, AL Rookie of the Year, four-time Gold Glove winner. Injury's obviously diminished his career.
Career, $2.99 hitter. I don't know. It's again. Hall of the very good.
Is he a Hall of Famer if he's six foot? Maybe. I don't know. But probably not.
To me, the numbers are what they are. Right. That's what I mean, right? Yeah.
Didn't have, I don't even think he had 150 home runs. Didn't hit 300. Didn't get to 2000 hits. He had 140 home runs.
You know, like. Yeah, he'd run in 7.25. Hit $2.99. Played just over 1500 games.
He was on a great team. He's got a couple of great teams. One of the World Series, two or three, I think. Got that MVP like he mentioned.
He's Ricky of the Year. But if he wasn't five-nine, if he was six foot, he'd be kind of just another. He'd be J-Happ. Yeah, he's, but he's the best.
This case where his height works works works for him. That like he is scrappy little guy, Justin Petroya. Who also played for Red Sox? And I kind of franchise.
But you're right. He's six foot tall. We're going, a good player. Not a great player.
Yeah. One of the Red Sox. And I kind of franchise. But you're right.
He's six foot tall. We're going, a good player. Not a great player. Once again, it's all the very good.
We can all agree, like, no one or not. Probably your best bet to be your next Rocky to go in the Hall of Fame. Yeah. Assuming that's the cap he chooses to wear.
Yeah. I know anybody else that's both played for them and is going to get in. Do you think he'll be, if he does get in? Will he be bitter enough to not do that?
We're like a Cardinals cap. Because let's be honest, he put up his best numbers as a Rocky. True? Yeah.
I think he might be a long shot. Not even close. I personally would want to put my anger aside and represent the team where I did my best work. No offense to the Cardinals or Arizona.
I think he might be bitter enough to do it. He might. He might be. But yeah, he's clearly the, to the Whiskey's not going to be a Hall of Famer.
No. And I can't think of anybody else at this point in time that would even be close to that. As far as Hall of Fame worthy for the Rockies at this juncture. Yeah.
I'm trying to think of guys that even the tenuous connection. Yeah. I mean, just a more no. I mean, I've got Elton and Larry Walker already in.
Like Justin, more no. Good player. Kind of all the very good. Is he a Hall of Famer?
Yeah. I don't know about that. Michael Caddier. Not going.
Yeah. I mean, what's again? Guys are good players, but not, not great. Not good enough to be the Hall of Fame.
I don't know. I just don't think there's anybody that they have at this point in time outside of the Ronaldo that you go. Yeah. That guy.
He said even if it's a guy that spent his career someplace else, it would be probably worthy of the Hall of Fame. I don't know. We'll see what happens down the road. But it's pretty much no one in our not owe or bust or bust.
Yeah. Maybe it would be Hunter Goodman. Maybe it would be Hunter Goodman. DJ.
Batting title in both leagues. Yeah. He would be behind the Ronaldo, wouldn't he? Yeah.
And if he calls it quits first. That's true. I don't know. I don't know.
I don't know. DJ's numbers. I mean, if we're comparing the two, I mean, it's going to be our not owe. Oh, man.
I'm going to think about that. He's pretty borderline, isn't he? Yeah, he is. So this is the perfect test case for Pedroia because DJ Lemayhu 126 home runs, 289 or 289 batting average played in almost 1700 games hasn't played at all this year.
Four time Gold Glove, two time Silver Slugger, two time batting title. Laura batting average in Pedroia. If you were hits in Pedroia, if you were home runs in Pedroia, if you were runs batted in, where did you go? Me six three though.
Well, that makes all the difference. Yeah. And it's like 25 30 fewer hits too. To me, I did it in 200 fewer games.
So that's more of a case for Pedroia here. Better numbers, fewer games than DJ Lemayhu. Neither guy should be in the Hall of Fame. I don't think so.
Just be honest about that. Neither one should be in the Hall of Fame. I mean, DJ, take a moment. Oh, man.
Some of the numbers, I mean, he was four time Gold Glover batting champ. Like you said, two different, two different leagues. That doesn't happen very often. Three time All-Star, two time All-Mage League Baseball first team.
That's not nothing. But you go, oh, the numbers are pedestrian. Very, very pedestrian. All right.
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Jim Long with the Buckeye boy. See Andy with a text. Pedro is a decent player, not Hall of Fame. Posey gets in for sure.
Yeah. Yeah. I don't disagree with that. Yeah.
I don't think you're wrong in any of that. Yeah. I just think Buster Posey's going to be the first ballot guy. I really do.
I mean, the while, you know, the overall numbers, like just what 1500 hits. The hardware that he racked up, and he was the best all-around catcher in baseball until he decided. He hits 300 in his catcher. Yeah.
Which, that's amazing. Hell, he'd take 250 or 260 with really good defensive play from your catcher. And that's one of the things right now that is intrigued teams about Hunter Goodman is that it's not just been the bat. Well, it's been the bat, but it's been the numbers on the road as well.
But it's also how he handles the ABS. He's really developed as a defensive catcher. All around Hunter Goodman is a pretty damn good player. Back to back all star and I get it.
Everybody gets an all star and Major League Baseball, which is, I still think, another one of the things that's kind of stupid. The only team that should have a guy in guaranteed, regardless, is the host city. I think the host city, yes, one of your players should be on the all star team. Your best player should be on the all star team.
You want a reason for local fans to connect? I got spare, isn't it? But everybody needs to be on there. Every team needs to have a representative.
But Hunter Goodman's earned it though. Let's be honest about he's earned the back to back all star selections that he's had. All right. Let's open up the lid and hop in.
It's garbage time. We're taking out the trash. It's garbage time on the Jim Davis show on the team. Oh, I saw this on the athletic.
One of college football teams could be sold. Like we're seeing some OK. It's all the Broncos recently. What do you get?
Sell them? What would they be worth? So you haven't looked at this. We're the top.
OK, the top five. Just name one of the top five in terms of value of what they could be sold for. Alabama. Um, no, not in the top five.
OK, Notre Dame. Yes, number three, $2.1 billion. Georgia. Georgia is at it.
Number five. Can you guess how much? Where's Notre Dame? What was the number?
Notre Dame was 2.1 billion. I'm going to go 1.4 for Georgia. 1.95. Oh, OK.
Ohio State. Of course. How much? Number two, by the way.
2.9. 2.3. OK. Who's the most valuable college football team?
Texas. Ding, ding, ding. I'm going to go 3.5. You're pretty close.
2.4. You're right there. 2.46 billion dollars. Nice.
So it's Texas. Ohio State. Notre Dame. You hate to say their name.
You hate to assume North with the team up North. Two billion dollars. Georgia. Alabama was sixth.
1.8 billion. I'm going to tie for seventh. Can you guess one of the two teams that tied for seventh? They have a connection with their coach.
This guy coached at both schools. Oh, current coach at one of them. So they have a connection with their coach. I'm going to go to the top of the team.
I'm going to go to the top of the team. I'm going to go to the top of the team. They have a connection with their coach. This guy coached at both schools.
Oh, current coach at one of them still. LSU USC. No, you're right on one of them. LSU, Tennessee.
No, you're right on one of them. First. Well, you said you said you said you said you went. What did you say last time?
LSU USC. You're right on one of them. It's not LSU. So it's USC.
What's the other school? Oklahoma? Oklahoma because of Lincoln Riley. I was going to like Kiffin route.
No. I say he currently still coaches at the school. Well, right. in LSU.
No, not LSU. Uh, Tennessee, 10 state brands up the top 10 at $1.4 billion. Then LSU at $1.32 billion. I'm surprised Florida, Oregon, Auburn, Nebraska, Washington, Texas, and Miami, Wisconsin, Florida, state, Iowa, you know, Iowa for $106 million.
By the way, we could probably scrape that together. Sure. You mean $106 million? Exactly.
National champion Indiana, $696 million Utah, $638 million. It's going through the list here. Texas Tech, 525 million. Interesting.
BYU at 500 million. How much is Colorado worth and where they ranked? $17 and no, um, I go, more than that, I go 500,000. And I'm going to say they're in the 40s.
No, they're in the 50s. You're way out 500,000? Yeah. Your way off on the money.
Way too low. You're in the ballpark as far as the number or the rest. 750. 44th.
368 million. I've way off. Yeah. I forgot we started with billions and millions and now we're in into millions.
I've seen more Colorado State. Zero is to type out in my mind when I'm thinking. That's okay. That's all right.
Kansas State, I've read Wyatt Thompson. They're 54, 268 million dollars. Uh, let's keep going. Looking for Colorado State here.
Here, girls, girls, girls, girls. Keep going. Uh, they have, they have, he used to know, 100 million dollars and that's where they stop. So Stanford and Cal six, Cal and Stanford, 64th and 65th respectively, Cal, 183 million, Stanford, 182 million.
So interesting what some of these schools are worth. I said for, sadly, for Colorado State, they're not, they're not even on the list. They're not even on the list. Unfortunately, the law, of course, can be bought.
So the Texas, $2.46 billion. There's probably a handful of people in Texas that could buy them. Yes, they probably are. That's between the oil money.
So compare that to the NFL where, Seattle recently sold for 9.61 billion. The commanders in 2023 for 6.05 billion. The Broncos, 4.65 billion. Carolina sold to David Tepper for 2.28, 2.28 billion dollars.
So Texas worth more right now than the Carolina Panthers were when David Tepper bought them in 2018. Yeah, there's, there's some money in college sports now isn't there? Yeah. Where those programs, if they were actual teams you could buy and sell, that's the kind of money you'd have to pay to buy one.
I'm waiting for that moment to where they just spin off the sports from the school itself. I was with you a little bit on Colorado. I was surprised. They're worth that much.
Yeah. And where they were ranked at 44th. I was, I was, I was, I had to admit, I was a little pleasantly surprised. Right.
I put them at MLS level though when it comes to how much money it would take. Yeah. That kind of football. Yeah.
When you and I think we could find some people, right? Yeah. We could spend some money and we could find some people and yeah. No, no, no, we can't.
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