Vollständiges Transkript von Give HBCUs Control: Enough With Exposure, Respect & Monetize Our Product

ladies and gentlemen. 03:25.314 --> 03:26.134 [SPEAKER_00]: How you doing? 03:27.676 --> 03:28.396 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm president. 03:29.297 --> 03:31.498 [SPEAKER_00]: Showed up in New York City last night. 03:33.840 --> 03:37.223 [SPEAKER_00]: And needless to say, what I feared would happen, ended up happening. 03:37.943 --> 03:38.924 [SPEAKER_00]: The New York Knicks lost. 03:39.905 --> 03:41.686 [SPEAKER_00]: And obviously, I'm blaming him. 03:42.487 --> 03:44.048 [SPEAKER_00]: Why am I blaming him, ladies and gentlemen? 03:44.128 --> 03:44.949 [SPEAKER_00]: It's very, very simple. 03:45.808 --> 03:48.709 [SPEAKER_00]: because the President disrupted our Moshell. 03:49.770 --> 03:56.773 [SPEAKER_00]: I've said this so many occasions over the last 24 hours, and I'm saying it again, the man messed things up. 03:57.494 --> 03:58.774 [SPEAKER_00]: Now, why did I bring this up? 03:58.794 --> 04:00.955 [SPEAKER_00]: Why was it important for me to discuss this? 04:01.756 --> 04:02.716 [SPEAKER_00]: Disseveral reasons. 04:03.296 --> 04:05.637 [SPEAKER_00]: Number one, New York, next haven't won a title in the United since 1973. 04:06.978 --> 04:09.520 [SPEAKER_00]: At that time, our president was 26 years of age. 04:09.540 --> 04:10.361 [SPEAKER_00]: He was not a toddler. 04:10.541 --> 04:11.282 [SPEAKER_00]: He was not a child. 04:11.742 --> 04:12.243 [SPEAKER_00]: He was there. 04:12.643 --> 04:13.624 [SPEAKER_00]: He was there in 71. 04:13.664 --> 04:14.685 [SPEAKER_00]: Willis, we walked into the tunnel. 04:14.705 --> 04:17.107 [SPEAKER_00]: He was there in 1973 when won't cry. 04:17.127 --> 04:19.829 [SPEAKER_00]: Frazier dropped 30 plus in a game seven. 04:20.210 --> 04:25.855 [SPEAKER_00]: He knows over the last 53 years, we haven't had a moment to celebrate since that period in time. 04:26.834 --> 04:29.296 [SPEAKER_00]: And he knows how miserable New York fans have been. 04:29.356 --> 04:29.576 [SPEAKER_00]: Why? 04:29.616 --> 04:30.777 [SPEAKER_00]: Because he's a queen's native. 04:31.057 --> 04:32.258 [SPEAKER_00]: He's from this area. 04:32.499 --> 04:34.960 [SPEAKER_00]: He knows exactly what New York has had been through. 04:35.281 --> 04:36.101 [SPEAKER_00]: And he didn't care. 04:36.702 --> 04:40.585 [SPEAKER_00]: Why would I bring up the importance of him not caring because ladies are gentlemen in case you didn't know? 04:41.486 --> 04:43.167 [SPEAKER_00]: Three million, 578,599 people. 04:47.573 --> 04:49.454 [SPEAKER_00]: in the state of New York voted for this man. 04:50.295 --> 04:52.756 [SPEAKER_00]: That equated to 43.3%. 04:53.376 --> 04:57.218 [SPEAKER_00]: What's it enough to win New York from an electoral college standpoint? 04:57.258 --> 05:05.703 [SPEAKER_00]: No, but it was enough to give the public and party about a 10% jump over the Democrats in terms of what it was compared to 2020. 05:06.343 --> 05:08.024 [SPEAKER_00]: New York has looked out for this man. 05:08.385 --> 05:10.186 [SPEAKER_00]: I thought he was supposed

to be looking out for us. 05:11.146 --> 05:13.067 [SPEAKER_00]: He wants to sit up there and talk about my low IQ. 05:13.087 --> 05:14.308 [SPEAKER_00]: We'll get to that in a second. 05:14.975 --> 05:17.877 [SPEAKER_00]: because that part really, really made me laugh, but wait for that. 05:18.557 --> 05:21.118 [SPEAKER_00]: Instead, let me stick to the New York Nix for a quick second here. 05:21.819 --> 05:25.421 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, he goes on to talk about the New York Nix and everything else. 05:27.662 --> 05:30.044 [SPEAKER_01]: Let me see if he can wrap this up. 05:30.344 --> 05:32.325 [SPEAKER_01]: You know, good, Steven Lee. 05:32.365 --> 05:33.846 [SPEAKER_00]: Get a little warm, long-winded. 05:35.647 --> 05:36.827 [SPEAKER_00]: Go online, look at the videos. 05:38.588 --> 05:39.629 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm not gonna accuse him. 05:41.267 --> 05:47.350 [SPEAKER_00]: It got in because of the climate that existed somehow some way it was there to protect him. 05:49.311 --> 05:52.633 [SPEAKER_00]: I guess what he was doing during the game, ladies and gentlemen. 05:52.653 --> 05:53.833 [SPEAKER_00]: Go online, look at the videos. 05:55.614 --> 06:01.077 [SPEAKER_00]: I'm not going to accuse him of snoring because I wasn't an air shot, but the brother wasn't awake. 06:02.557 --> 06:03.378 [SPEAKER_00]: He wasn't awake. 06:04.797 --> 06:06.979 [SPEAKER_00]: If it was that important for you to be there. 06:07.060 --> 06:09.362 [SPEAKER_00]: Why did you look like you were asleep? 06:09.943 --> 06:14.308 [SPEAKER_00]: Did it you call out former president Joe Biden, sleepy Joe, or what should we call you? 06:16.330 --> 06:17.051 [SPEAKER_01]: Slumpy Trump. 06:17.831 --> 06:18.332 [SPEAKER_01]: All right. 06:19.613 --> 06:41.939 [SPEAKER_01]: Nightstage is not do we really need to talk more about what happened and what's happening on that in no New York NYX up to one against the saying in 20 will spurs win be had a outstanding game 32 points leading the spurs to victory 06:43.407 --> 06:45.208 [SPEAKER_01]: It's a great series, guys. 06:45.248 --> 06:49.209 [SPEAKER_01]: And we need to have these type of contentious moments. 06:49.869 --> 07:04.774 [SPEAKER_01]: But what we did not need to have is the moments after we're where young teenagers looked like mostly teenagers were attacking spurs fans, trying to strip them of their jerseys and assaulting and costing. 07:05.754 --> 07:06.415 [SPEAKER_01]: We don't need that. 07:06.435 --> 07:07.835 [SPEAKER_01]: That's not good sportsmanship. 07:08.695 --> 07:09.396 [SPEAKER_01]: It's stupid. 07:10.656 --> 07:20.361 [SPEAKER_01]: and it should not exist and hope the young people understand how tragic that could have been doing that to somebody. 07:21.061 --> 07:23.762 [SPEAKER_01]: All right, let's talk about the HPC legacy boat. 07:23.782 --> 07:31.706 [SPEAKER_01]: They have had a tremendous week last week, especially with the festivities in Atlanta Georgia. 07:32.006 --> 07:34.347 [SPEAKER_01]: But before we

get to that, 07:38.658 --> 07:49.966 [SPEAKER_01]: After five seasons, in New Orleans, at two lanes, human stadium, they're deciding to move to the Atlanta area. 07:50.447 --> 07:56.211 [SPEAKER_01]: So I spent three seasons on the planning committee. 07:57.612 --> 08:04.057 [SPEAKER_01]: And one thing that was very difficult was getting 08:05.292 --> 08:23.186 [SPEAKER_01]: the surrounding area, HBCU's career centers to be able to attach to the career fair that was held, I think it was that Ernest Mori, Ernest Mori, I was a convention center. 08:25.408 --> 08:29.971 [SPEAKER_01]: We always had a struggle trying to get Xavier, 08:33.691 --> 08:53.216 [SPEAKER_01]: even something university in Baton Rouge to be able to kind of send their students to a free career fair where a lot of participants, I'm going to say a lot, but there were quite a few participants who got jobs on site. 08:54.600 --> 09:05.767 [SPEAKER_01]: What more do you need to have as a college student to have the possibility of interviewing and getting a job before you graduate? 09:08.308 --> 09:09.329 [SPEAKER_01]: I didn't get it. 09:09.929 --> 09:10.870 [SPEAKER_01]: I didn't understand. 09:12.111 --> 09:13.592 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, Doug, 09:14.607 --> 09:16.408 [SPEAKER_01]: Williams and James Shack Harris. 09:17.149 --> 09:23.213 [SPEAKER_01]: These guys, the big picture for them is the legacy ball, right? 09:23.873 --> 09:39.664 [SPEAKER_01]: You have over a hundred young men, the invite to play on Team Gayther, Team Robinson, try to get their set themselves in front of a lot of the NFL scouts, decision makers. 09:40.165 --> 09:43.347 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, that everybody's going to the National Football League. 09:44.750 --> 09:46.511 [SPEAKER_01]: They may now go to the CFL. 09:47.011 --> 09:50.994 [SPEAKER_01]: They may now even get into the UFL or the European leagues. 09:51.935 --> 09:53.456 [SPEAKER_01]: But they have an opportunity. 09:54.456 --> 10:05.783 [SPEAKER_01]: And that was the main thing echoing from Doug Williams and James Shack Harris when I first spoke to them back in 2021 about the game starting in 2022. 10:14.206 --> 10:15.966 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, their vision came to life. 10:17.207 --> 10:18.667 [SPEAKER_01]: It kicked off in New Orleans. 10:18.767 --> 10:20.348 [SPEAKER_01]: It spent five years there. 10:21.008 --> 10:24.029 [SPEAKER_01]: A lot of buy-in from the New Orleans and Saints Organization. 10:24.929 --> 10:29.110 [SPEAKER_01]: They had the two seasons where they had the HPCU combined there. 10:30.050 --> 10:40.053 [SPEAKER_01]: That moved to Ashburn, Virginia, to the Washington Commanders complex this past year. 10:41.689 --> 10:58.972 [SPEAKER_01]: And you know what we'll say it, when that move happened, a lot of people say it was better facilities, it's better accommodations, the flights in and out, the travel was a lot better for those scouts and decision makers. 11:00.413 --> 11:03.414 [SPEAKER_01]: So, why can't I, why not New Orleans? 11:03.454 --> 11:11.298 [SPEAKER_01]: Why couldn't New Orleans be one of those places where you had a lot of the buy-in coming from them? 11:11.878 --> 11:29.587 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, the problem was in New Orleans, the legacy bowl co-incided with Madagrad and the people down in New Orleans, I'm being quite frank with you because I am from New Orleans, so I can say this. 11:31.133 --> 11:34.615 [SPEAKER_01]: They care more about my degree out there in the HBC legacy book. 11:36.175 --> 11:48.241 [SPEAKER_01]: Now, moving it to Atlanta, where you have more people, you have more HBC use, of course, you have Morehouse Spellman, Mars Brown, Clarkette Lanter, right? 11:48.601 --> 11:59.866 [SPEAKER_01]: And I think a lot of the facilitating of the team will be around Clarkette Lanter and possibly Morehouse, but moreso, Clarkette Lanter, using their practice fields and stuff to that nature. 12:02.065 --> 12:19.558 [SPEAKER_01]: but also you have a lot more HPC use there as a center point is more centric to 50 HPC use are within one day driving distance so they can get to the career fairs. 12:21.019 --> 12:22.140 [SPEAKER_01]: That's right, not the game. 12:24.301 --> 12:26.703 [SPEAKER_01]: James Shag Harris, Doug 12:30.623 --> 12:31.603 [SPEAKER_01]: is the career fair. 12:32.324 --> 12:32.944 [SPEAKER_01]: Not the game. 12:34.765 --> 12:37.205 [SPEAKER_00]: People's might, oh, you can't, you must be out your mind. 12:38.566 --> 12:42.207 [SPEAKER_01]: Ask those gentlemen. 12:42.608 --> 12:53.492 [SPEAKER_01]: They care more about what's happening and providing career opportunities for that only the players, but for the HBCU family. 12:55.072 --> 12:57.073 [SPEAKER_01]: So, I think 12:59.085 --> 13:18.294 [SPEAKER_01]: The career fair, it would run like Thursday and Friday right before the game, and usually we'll have around average around 300 people per day to go, I think, especially the last couple of years, think about in that land to how many more you have. 13:19.495 --> 13:26.038 [SPEAKER_01]: Think about it, right now Atlanta is considered one of the black mechers. 13:27.607 --> 13:32.930 [SPEAKER_01]: the HBCU makers as well because you have a lot of people who would like to go there. 13:33.230 --> 13:52.840 [SPEAKER_01]: Now, somebody said, well, why don't we have it in DC or why can we put it on East Coast somewhere, get it away from the red states because, you know, there's this boycott against the SECs and all these other, because these red states are not cooperating with 13:59.380 --> 14:01.281 [SPEAKER_01]: the wooden work as well. 14:01.721 --> 14:10.327 [SPEAKER_01]: I think right now, this kind of see where we are with the HPC legacy bowl in Atlanta. 14:12.487 --> 14:19.473 [SPEAKER_01]: So the legacy bows moving and guys, I just believe all in all is going to be a great move to the Atlantic area. 14:20.514 --> 14:21.454 [SPEAKER_01]: Let's go on. 14:21.554 --> 14:36.026 [SPEAKER_01]: Let's talk about what's happening with some of the

game fixing allegations in four Alabama state basketball players were rude and eligible by the NCAA. 14:36.547 --> 14:36.827 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, 14:38.972 --> 14:55.854 [SPEAKER_01]: This all happened in the same season that Coach Matlocks team won the 2025, yeah, 25 basketball championship for the swag. 14:56.835 --> 15:04.039 [SPEAKER_01]: and they went on to defeat St. Mary's and then they went on to get defeated by orbit. 15:04.599 --> 15:21.247 [SPEAKER_01]: But anyway, Coach Matt Locke is not implicated in this, but unfortunately his son T.J. was a part of it, as well as a more knocks on future and curry hines. 15:22.047 --> 15:42.223 [SPEAKER_01]: Those guys who are ruled in eligible by the NCA Division 1 Committee on Infractions, and this all came about because a better approach than to pick a game against Southern Mississippi. 15:43.937 --> 16:09.877 [SPEAKER_01]: It's hard to kind of fathom because that was a meaningless game, and I think also TJ was injured for that game, well, that's what he told them, and he received the, based upon the findings of the committee that he received as well as the future received $700 for the game, and the others received just $300, right? 16:11.958 --> 16:29.169 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, well, it was so, more disheartening is that one of the guys who, because it was two better that approach these guys, one of the guys went ghost on those young men and didn't pay them for what they did. 16:29.889 --> 16:34.232 [SPEAKER_01]: So anyway, you know Mississippi State 181, 64 covered the spread. 16:39.438 --> 17:00.823 [SPEAKER_01]: I guess when it comes to point-shaming, when it comes to betting on sports, you have the proliferation of more game apps, more more betting apps, more more opportunity and enthacement for young men. 17:02.345 --> 17:19.528 [SPEAKER_01]: to say, hey, if the NCAA, you see it on these games, you see it on the NBA, the NFL, you see draft kings and you see all of these underdog and everybody, you know, just a fool. 17:20.682 --> 17:32.864 [SPEAKER_01]: The plethora of betting or how they would say, they wouldn't say betting, they would say, you get a chance to take your chance on these games, right? 17:33.204 --> 17:39.906 [SPEAKER_01]: They don't want to cut a bad betting, but sports books rely on these things and people 17:48.990 --> 17:51.350 [SPEAKER_01]: So, Kyle, why is this important? 17:51.811 --> 17:53.271 [SPEAKER_01]: Glad you asked. 17:53.291 --> 17:58.292 [SPEAKER_01]: Thank you, it's important that the enticement is always going to be there and it continued to be there. 17:58.992 --> 18:04.753 [SPEAKER_01]: And this is the second, such case they hit the HBCUs. 18:05.153 --> 18:13.415 [SPEAKER_01]: There was a case was a last season or a season before last with North Carolina AT players. 18:14.846 --> 18:17.349 [SPEAKER_01]: fixing or allegedly fixing games. 18:18.329 --> 18:30.741 [SPEAKER_01]: And then you have, I think there was an HBCU player from Texas Southern that got involved with it, but it was before he got to Texas Southern that he was involved with. 18:32.523 --> 18:32.883 [SPEAKER_01]: with that. 18:32.943 --> 18:35.124 [SPEAKER_01]: So guys, it's not a good look. 18:35.425 --> 18:36.445 [SPEAKER_01]: It's not good to have. 18:37.266 --> 18:42.668 [SPEAKER_01]: And hopefully, we can come to some better resolutions when it comes to this. 18:43.309 --> 18:43.729 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay? 18:44.229 --> 18:46.050 [SPEAKER_01]: And going forward, now, the SWAT. 18:46.670 --> 18:52.794 [SPEAKER_01]: SWAT reveals some great games that they have that's going to be on ESPN. 18:53.594 --> 18:53.914 [SPEAKER_01]: And I'm 18:59.879 --> 19:07.044 [SPEAKER_01]: And Swack deal was supposed to be over in 2,000 February 2025, I believe. 19:07.985 --> 19:14.330 [SPEAKER_01]: Somehow, they may have entered into a new contract with ESPN. 19:15.510 --> 19:19.073 [SPEAKER_01]: Now, people say about Kyle, why would the Swack do this? 19:20.134 --> 19:25.237 [SPEAKER_01]: When they have the Swack TV app at this time? 19:26.759 --> 19:27.639 [SPEAKER_01]: That's a good question. 19:27.819 --> 19:28.660 [SPEAKER_01]: It's a fair question. 19:29.717 --> 19:30.717 [SPEAKER_01]: Swank TV out. 19:31.778 --> 19:32.958 [SPEAKER_01]: You bring in revenue. 19:33.138 --> 19:35.940 [SPEAKER_01]: You generate revenue and monetize your home product. 19:37.420 --> 19:38.841 [SPEAKER_01]: Control your own product. 19:40.281 --> 19:41.582 [SPEAKER_01]: Respect your own product. 19:43.563 --> 19:46.724 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, they gave them 19:48.780 --> 20:08.505 [SPEAKER_01]: think they gave them 13 premium games with a lot of the classics as well as they're going to kick off the Labor Day classic on Sunday morning at 11 a.m. Up in Prairie View and I think 20:10.285 --> 20:17.471 [SPEAKER_01]: 80 golf, he had an interview with Terry Harris of the defender here in the Houston area. 20:18.531 --> 20:36.265 [SPEAKER_01]: And he defended why they should go ahead with the game, changes are a part of scheduling and just because fans don't like it, it's going to be on a Sunday, never been on a Sunday before. 20:36.485 --> 20:39.628 [SPEAKER_01]: It's going to be on the early Sunday morning, 11 o'clock. 20:40.842 --> 21:08.595 [SPEAKER_01]: some people want to say hey man you mess with our churches well some of the young people said hey we're just getting up just getting rolling from the parties from the night before all that's fair but does 80 golf handle point where it's going to be the only football game at that time 21:09.995 --> 21:34.263 [SPEAKER_01]: on the Sunday morning, nationally televised, no, well, it's going to be on ESPN 2, 2, yeah, ESPN 2, now ESPN and it's the, if I'm correct, to me in Jackson, Coach Jackson, say, it's because of the exposure, it's the exposure. 21:35.275 --> 21:42.039 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm thinking, man, we would talk about exposure years ago with this ESPN trial. 21:42.059 --> 21:44.500 [SPEAKER_01]: We want to be on ESPN because

it's exposure. 21:45.421 --> 21:47.982 [SPEAKER_01]: You heard that me at talk, oh, it's the exposure. 21:48.002 --> 21:54.966 [SPEAKER_01]: We like to expose your, man, look, if you have your own product, you don't have your own SWAC TV product. 21:56.797 --> 21:58.358 [SPEAKER_01]: what more expose you do you need. 21:58.458 --> 22:09.221 [SPEAKER_01]: It gives you the same streaming capabilities to look at your game on your phone through your app through your computer through tablets. 22:10.942 --> 22:16.184 [SPEAKER_01]: And don't tell me people don't have all of that even I even know older people have it. 22:18.838 --> 22:30.302 [SPEAKER_01]: So we've got to get away from this exposure, exposing on ESPN does not mean that it translates into dollars for the conference. 22:32.363 --> 22:33.364 [SPEAKER_01]: Kyle, what do you mean? 22:33.484 --> 22:44.928 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, when Dr. McClellan and as well as some of these reports that I'll put out there publicly, there's not 22:47.577 --> 22:52.239 [SPEAKER_01]: any mention about ad revenue share that was given from ESP. 22:55.560 --> 22:57.541 [SPEAKER_01]: Most networks do that with conferences. 22:59.722 --> 23:01.943 [SPEAKER_01]: The share in the ad net revenue. 23:04.004 --> 23:08.665 [SPEAKER_01]: We hosted, of course, we should get something from it, but we share in the ad revenue. 23:09.766 --> 23:11.106 [SPEAKER_01]: Has the swag done that? 23:13.447 --> 23:15.128 [SPEAKER_01]: Have they been a part of that? 23:17.493 --> 23:18.434 [SPEAKER_01]: Nobody knows. 23:19.955 --> 23:21.276 [SPEAKER_01]: Nobody can kneel it down. 23:22.897 --> 23:24.038 [SPEAKER_01]: Nobody's for certain. 23:25.479 --> 23:36.107 [SPEAKER_01]: So, has the swag been hooked with, then booze, run a muck by the ESPN guys, because if the ESPN guys 23:37.361 --> 24:04.353 [SPEAKER_01]: respected our product they would go to the Swack up front say hey man when we do these up front in New York and tell people about the beautiful games in the HBCUs from football to basketball to baseball we're going to say Sharon knows that revenues and it should be high give them a share of the product. 24:07.216 --> 24:12.178 [SPEAKER_01]: of the revenue, whatever, guys, am I being wrong or not? 24:13.258 --> 24:25.723 [SPEAKER_01]: Shouldn't why aren't we keeping the same old mindset that we need exposure versus we need control? 24:31.865 --> 24:32.345 [SPEAKER_01]: Control. 24:34.693 --> 24:50.341 [SPEAKER_01]: Tremaine Jackson told this to me when we were talking about the reason why we don't have many of our own HBCU talent drafted in the National Football League. 24:51.361 --> 24:58.305 [SPEAKER_01]: Now they'll sign them as undrafted free agents, but why don't we have them drafted? 25:05.416 --> 25:09.399 [SPEAKER_01]: He said, count until we respect our own product. 25:12.641 --> 25:14.021 [SPEAKER_01]: Nobody's going to respect us. 25:15.162 --> 25:18.364 [SPEAKER_01]: The same is true about television, is it not? 25:19.225 --> 25:31.593 [SPEAKER_01]: Until we respect our own product and have enough gumption to say, hey, man, you're not going to share more money with us. 25:32.385 --> 25:37.166 [SPEAKER_01]: We'll take our product and try to share our own money, make our own inroads. 25:37.926 --> 25:42.167 [SPEAKER_01]: That's why the Swank TV app has to be a success. 25:43.108 --> 25:53.970 [SPEAKER_01]: We want it to be a success, because that could be the model for success for the meat, for the CIWA, for the SIAC. 25:55.691 --> 25:57.251 [SPEAKER_01]: That's why this is important. 25:58.351 --> 26:01.172 [SPEAKER_01]: That's why we got to be able to say to ourselves 26:02.997 --> 26:10.639 [SPEAKER_01]: bending down, or getting on the knees, saying, thank you, yes, be for allowing you, we're allowing you to show our product. 26:10.999 --> 26:12.679 [SPEAKER_01]: Ooh, thank you so much. 26:12.859 --> 26:18.480 [SPEAKER_01]: Man, get off our knees and stop groveling to them because we have a great product. 26:19.280 --> 26:27.122 [SPEAKER_01]: It's a product that they've been taking advantage of for such a long time and that pain I'll do share. 26:27.982 --> 26:32.063 [SPEAKER_01]: Our conferences should not be wanting the way they're wanting. 26:33.597 --> 26:34.398 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm going to say it again. 26:35.139 --> 26:41.166 [SPEAKER_01]: Our conferences are suffering from a lack of vision. 26:42.608 --> 26:46.532 [SPEAKER_01]: Now, Dr. McClellan had a great vision with the SWAT TV. 26:49.240 --> 27:05.744 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't understand why we had to give up part of a major part of that vision when it came to the SWAC TV schedule or this season because if you look at the 50 games from the SWAC TV schedule for 2026, that's still some good games. 27:10.455 --> 27:20.766 [SPEAKER_01]: First week of the year on the 29th, you got Clark Atlantic going to Gramlin, you got Albany State going to FAMU, which you can call that the Queen Grabo, right? 27:21.186 --> 27:31.977 [SPEAKER_01]: He's ain't got more house and UAPB, but some of the better games were cherry picked by ESPN. 27:33.905 --> 27:43.467 [SPEAKER_01]: That Labor Day Classic, and also following follow-wing the Labor Day Classic is the Orange Blossom Classic. 27:44.388 --> 27:59.171 [SPEAKER_01]: If that's going to be on ABC, they give Orange Blossom Classic after the past five seasons or they give in their money to be able to produce it. 28:03.774 --> 28:06.355 [SPEAKER_01]: See, years ago, a lot of people don't realize this. 28:07.176 --> 28:08.136 [SPEAKER_01]: You know, I'm going to say it. 28:09.717 --> 28:26.686 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, the years ago, in BC was making southern grambling, paid them, I believe, it was $2 million to produce the value class again to show it nationally. 28:27.826 --> 28:29.627 [SPEAKER_01]: It should have been vice versa. 28:29.767 --> 28:31.348 [SPEAKER_01]: We need to pay you guys. 28:32.799 --> 28:37.243 [SPEAKER_01]: because we're in our advertising, we're getting more

than $2 million. 28:39.865 --> 28:44.989 [SPEAKER_01]: We need to pay you, HBCUs who have been disenfranchised. 28:46.731 --> 28:52.656 [SPEAKER_01]: You, HBCUs who are suffering and have a lack of resources. 28:55.959 --> 28:57.059 [SPEAKER_01]: Thank you for putting 28:58.040 --> 29:01.541 [SPEAKER_01]: your production on our network. 29:01.961 --> 29:04.662 [SPEAKER_01]: See, you don't hear enough of that from ESPN. 29:05.382 --> 29:09.484 [SPEAKER_01]: You don't hear enough of that from NBC, ABC, or whomever. 29:12.645 --> 29:16.326 [SPEAKER_01]: Now, cow, what about the celebration bull? 29:16.606 --> 29:19.787 [SPEAKER_01]: What about the, the mexwack? 29:20.307 --> 29:21.308 [SPEAKER_01]: Kick off challenge. 29:21.628 --> 29:25.209 [SPEAKER_01]: That's ESPN events and that's John Grant. 29:28.138 --> 29:31.737 [SPEAKER_01]: Of course, he believes in it, he believes in the product. 29:37.237 --> 29:47.805 [SPEAKER_01]: Anyway, so box let me get off, but I'm just saying out the 50 TV scheduled games that's going to be on the app. 29:48.345 --> 29:49.066 [SPEAKER_01]: Guys watch them. 29:49.086 --> 29:55.070 [SPEAKER_01]: They got some pretty good games that's going to be on there, especially toward the end of the season. 29:55.590 --> 29:57.172 [SPEAKER_01]: I think Texas Southern, man. 29:57.192 --> 29:57.612 [SPEAKER_01]: They kind of 30:07.167 --> 30:15.309 [SPEAKER_01]: The next week, Southern, and Texas Southern, then Grandland State, at Texas Southern, a couple of weeks later. 30:15.869 --> 30:17.689 [SPEAKER_01]: That's huge for Texas Southern. 30:17.749 --> 30:34.893 [SPEAKER_01]: Then the following week, Alabama State, and your body comes back home to play Texas Southern before he departs from playing collegiate football. 30:37.076 --> 30:57.235 [SPEAKER_01]: exciting exciting exciting we get to see some good games now then I'm going to be in that's something that we really haven't touched on Texas Southern failed to be able to schedule their games properly with shell energy 30:59.020 --> 31:14.904 [SPEAKER_01]: stadium and now they have to go up to the high school field in Aldeen who the athletic director over Aldeen's schools is a tax Southern alum. 31:15.084 --> 31:19.705 [SPEAKER_01]: So he was gracious enough to help with the scheduling and have the games there. 31:24.404 --> 31:27.266 [SPEAKER_01]: When will Texas Southern hire an interim? 31:27.867 --> 31:29.608 [SPEAKER_01]: Me, no, I take that back. 31:29.628 --> 31:30.829 [SPEAKER_01]: They have hired an interim. 31:31.150 --> 31:33.592 [SPEAKER_01]: When will they hire a AD? 31:36.874 --> 31:40.057 [SPEAKER_01]: When will they hire a basketball coach? 31:40.382 --> 31:47.024 [SPEAKER_01]: The only division one school in the whole nation, and at summertime, we don't have a basketball coach. 31:47.444 --> 32:05.069 [SPEAKER_01]: And why go about trying at this late juncture to hire an engaged search firm, which you have to pay, 30% of a salary, and possibly a bonus is, I don't know how the search firm negotiated that they're contract. 32:06.133 --> 32:11.936 [SPEAKER_01]: And why am I saying, I know about it because I have been the executive recruiter for the past 34 years of my life. 32:12.056 --> 32:13.897 [SPEAKER_01]: So I understand how it works. 32:14.678 --> 32:32.207 [SPEAKER_01]: So you're going to pay all that money to find a basketball coach, what you have Coach Chapman who's been doing and who's the interim coach, Sean Chapman, he's been doing that fine job for Texas Sunday, really good job since Coach Johnny Jones left. 32:34.020 --> 32:36.381 [SPEAKER_00]: back in the end when was that in April? 32:36.801 --> 32:37.821 [SPEAKER_00]: Yeah back in April. 32:40.382 --> 32:41.042 [SPEAKER_01]: Why now? 32:42.563 --> 32:43.143 [SPEAKER_01]: Do you wait? 32:44.643 --> 32:50.245 [SPEAKER_01]: After graduation and everything else you needed to do recruiting? 32:50.785 --> 32:52.146 [SPEAKER_01]: Well guess who's been doing recruiting? 32:53.646 --> 32:54.366 [SPEAKER_01]: Coach Chapman. 32:55.627 --> 32:58.708 [SPEAKER_01]: Guess who's been keeping that staff together? 32:58.748 --> 32:59.548 [SPEAKER_01]: Coach Chapman. 33:04.158 --> 33:10.183 [SPEAKER_01]: roll with coach Chapman and say we want to see what this year how this thing works. 33:10.563 --> 33:20.290 [SPEAKER_01]: Coach Chapman has a great background guys he coach well caliparing coached him as well as he coach with caliparity. 33:21.111 --> 33:25.154 [SPEAKER_01]: Johnny Jones coached him for eight seasons you know relied on them. 33:25.874 --> 33:30.678 [SPEAKER_01]: Johnny Jones before he'd left one of the coach Chapman to take over the program. 33:32.786 --> 33:45.169 [SPEAKER_01]: Hmm, just saying these things could have been done, didn't get done, and it's funny why it did not get done. 33:46.729 --> 33:59.271 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, let's turn our attention to the meac where in the meac, seven young ladies, no men, but seven young ladies, 34:03.458 --> 34:11.623 [SPEAKER_01]: I think it's this weekend coming up for the NCAA Division 1 outdoor track and field championships. 34:11.643 --> 34:17.367 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, that will be June 10th through the 13th. 34:18.968 --> 34:21.370 [SPEAKER_01]: A lot of these young ladies get this. 34:21.830 --> 34:28.094 [SPEAKER_01]: Come from one university and only one university. 34:30.356 --> 34:32.497 [SPEAKER_00]: How would university? 34:33.165 --> 34:38.091 [SPEAKER_01]: So congratulations to those young ladies who running the 400 meter hurdles. 34:38.512 --> 34:39.333 [SPEAKER_01]: That's Ms. Billips. 34:39.833 --> 34:42.397 [SPEAKER_01]: Darden, she's doing the 4 by 100. 34:42.777 --> 34:46.742 [SPEAKER_01]: Lines is doing the 200 meters as well as the 4 by 100. 34:47.423 --> 34:49.365 [SPEAKER_01]: Robinson is doing the 4 by 100. 34:50.647 --> 34:52.868 [SPEAKER_01]: say 4,100, Woodruff, 400 meters, and Gray Williams is doing the 4 by 100 meter relay. 34:52.888 --> 35:16.833 [SPEAKER_01]:

Congratulations to the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the young, the 35:17.933 --> 35:37.953 [SPEAKER_01]: They have a very interesting partnership they enter with Merck Curious Media Capital, which is a private equity firm, to allow them to be a strategic limited partner in helping to grow the media brand for SWAC TV. 35:41.303 --> 35:42.583 [SPEAKER_01]: Where are some of the pros and cons? 35:42.603 --> 35:46.824 [SPEAKER_01]: We'll talk a little bit more about that in another setting. 35:47.404 --> 35:56.406 [SPEAKER_01]: But right now, we're looking at SWAC TV that has over a million alumni who could be watching this. 35:57.626 --> 36:08.888 [SPEAKER_01]: They have a lot of people in the conference who who believes that a deal like this can help boost SWAC TV. 36:10.613 --> 36:18.196 [SPEAKER_01]: Some people say, why give up media rights to the firm that's not a black-owned firm? 36:21.238 --> 36:22.278 [SPEAKER_01]: Those are good questions. 36:22.879 --> 36:36.085 [SPEAKER_01]: Because I'm pretty sure there's some black-owned firm out there that would have been willing to partner with SWACTV and be able to get into this strategic, limited partnership. 36:37.605 --> 37:03.165 [SPEAKER_01]: You know, so MMC has been involved with good deals before, with Sinclair, with television, Unison, as well as, you know, take that back, television, you know, vision, as well as A plus E, global media, they've worked out some good deals with those guys, right? 37:05.768 --> 37:13.131 [SPEAKER_01]: The platform hasn't been around that long, we'll see if SwiTV can be able to grow from it. 37:15.332 --> 37:19.654 [SPEAKER_01]: Why is the Commissioner rolling dice to be able to get this in? 37:20.634 --> 37:30.278 [SPEAKER_01]: Or is this going to really help SwiTV to become a numbers generating broadcast heavyweight in the industry? 37:32.049 --> 37:33.810 [SPEAKER_01]: we shall see. 37:34.851 --> 37:46.399 [SPEAKER_01]: From the press relief, Dr. McClellan said the swag is extremely excited to partner with M.C. 37:47.620 --> 37:51.962 [SPEAKER_01]: and we continue to span our reach and impact of SWAC TV. 37:52.263 --> 38:05.449 [SPEAKER_01]: The partnership represents a tremendous opportunity to connect innovative brands with one of the most passionate loyal and culturally influential audiences in collegiate athletics. 38:05.910 --> 38:12.973 [SPEAKER_01]: Now, if EMC is only there to be able to put money in 38:17.477 --> 38:33.766 [SPEAKER_01]: other brands out there in the marketplace that's got to be have been some sort of black own entity in the advertising world or private equity world that could have done this as well. 38:36.067 --> 38:37.468 [SPEAKER_01]: Why are you hopping on this, Kyle? 38:39.709 --> 38:41.810 [SPEAKER_01]: If we're telling our young people, 38:45.648 --> 38:47.389 [SPEAKER_01]: graduate from an HPC. 38:48.790 --> 38:50.451 [SPEAKER_01]: Give back to an HPC. 38:51.331 --> 38:53.392 [SPEAKER_01]: Support your HPC years. 38:54.473 --> 38:57.735 [SPEAKER_01]: But on the business level, we can do that ourselves. 39:03.258 --> 39:04.318 [SPEAKER_01]: Don't you question that? 39:04.839 --> 39:06.059 [SPEAKER_01]: Does that make any sense? 39:11.202 --> 39:12.243 [SPEAKER_01]: Okay, let's go on. 39:13.900 --> 39:20.703 [SPEAKER_01]: Travis Hunter, and Shidorah Sanders had been flexing their NFL brand power. 39:21.183 --> 39:36.730 [SPEAKER_01]: Shidorah and Travis was number one, number two respectively, when it comes to the players that from last year who made the most money, I think Shidorah did 17-mil, Travis nearly 13-mil. 39:38.050 --> 39:50.080 [SPEAKER_01]: And also, today came out, the NFL PASA, they're a part of the top 50 players that are in the licensing sales numbers. 39:50.660 --> 40:05.172 [SPEAKER_01]: So, Kudos to them for doing such a great job, and Kudos to Diaz Sanders for training those young men to be able to get where they are today. 40:06.530 --> 40:09.795 [SPEAKER_01]: Alright, let's talk about the Black College Football Hall of Fame once again. 40:10.396 --> 40:16.185 [SPEAKER_01]: Black College Football Hall of Fame had enshrined six members into their... 40:17.800 --> 40:19.541 [SPEAKER_01]: their body, their organization. 40:20.561 --> 40:27.723 [SPEAKER_01]: And one was Mr. Steve Whitejow, friend, from Howard University, the broadcaster. 40:27.803 --> 40:33.225 [SPEAKER_01]: And now he's a legend and enshrined in the Black College football Hall of Fame. 40:34.345 --> 40:37.886 [SPEAKER_01]: And we have one of my favorite people, Coach Rudy Hubbard. 40:38.306 --> 40:43.848 [SPEAKER_01]: And Coach Hubbard is the only HBCU coach 40:49.068 --> 41:00.213 [SPEAKER_01]: in what is called now the FCS back then it was the one double eight when his team, the Florida annual routlers defeated UMass. 41:02.836 --> 41:10.458 [SPEAKER_01]: I think you have Jimmy Smith, the NFL great from the Jacksonville Jaguars before that he was a great jackson stick. 41:11.359 --> 41:24.243 [SPEAKER_01]: So Kudos to him, then you have Tyrone Poole of Fort Valley State as well as Nick Collins of Bethany Cookman. 41:26.804 --> 41:30.905 [SPEAKER_01]: And last but not least, Coach Eddie Robinson Jr. 41:33.392 --> 41:38.315 [SPEAKER_01]: a boy from New Orleans that's new on his blood for you. 41:39.655 --> 41:51.961

[SPEAKER_01]: He was well known for his days of hitting and putting paint on you at Alabama State as well as in the National Football League. 41:53.622 --> 42:00.426 [SPEAKER_01]: And now he's the coach of Alabama State and those guys have a good chance. 42:02.015 --> 42:15.041 [SPEAKER_01]: a very, very good chance of coming out of the east, again, they have to compete with Jackson State, may have to continue with Alabama and him. 42:16.302 --> 42:27.107 [SPEAKER_01]: Don't know, but they still have Andrew Body, and he returns, and if Body can stay healthy, they'll whole season long. 42:28.239 --> 42:32.760 [SPEAKER_01]: It should be a very exciting and entertaining year for Alabama State. 42:34.801 --> 42:35.701 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm just saying. 42:37.381 --> 42:44.983 [SPEAKER_01]: So congratulations to the six inductees and you guys are legends in your own right. 42:47.164 --> 42:54.086 [SPEAKER_01]: The handy very poignant and solemn time when HPC you go produce the, 42:55.945 --> 43:02.748 [SPEAKER_01]: honor video, attribute of Charlie Neale. 43:02.988 --> 43:16.875 [SPEAKER_01]: Charlie Neale, of course, the voice of HBC sports passed away last month, and he just is going to be buried this weekend from what Curtis Simon is told me, this week. 43:17.135 --> 43:18.936 [SPEAKER_01]: It should be Thursday, yeah, Thursday. 43:19.516 --> 43:23.078 [SPEAKER_01]: So that was a great moment. 43:24.333 --> 43:34.401 [SPEAKER_01]: thing you have James Houston who was honored as the Black College Football Hall of Fame's pro of the year. 43:34.981 --> 43:45.049 [SPEAKER_01]: And then you had Curtis Allen who was the athlete pro African and up pro athlete, but the athlete of the year for college. 43:49.863 --> 43:53.367 [SPEAKER_01]: All in all, man, it was a great ceremony. 43:53.467 --> 44:09.225 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm sorry, I missed it, but to have the legends that came out, support, and the people who came out to support, and to bring honor to what James Shack Harris as well as Doug Williams have envisioned. 44:10.066 --> 44:15.230 [SPEAKER_01]: for the Kansas Football Hall of Fame that had started back in 2009. 44:15.250 --> 44:23.777 [SPEAKER_01]: This is the 17th class that they were able to enshrine and I'd make it was one of the better classes. 44:25.480 --> 44:30.522 [SPEAKER_01]: And let's go on and talk about another passing doc Harvey. 44:30.562 --> 44:37.664 [SPEAKER_01]: We call them doc Harvey here in Houston, area 40 years as an athletic trainer over at Texas Southern. 44:38.044 --> 44:42.925 [SPEAKER_01]: He also did some work for, I think, the WFL years ago. 44:43.165 --> 44:48.067 [SPEAKER_01]: And he also helped with some other pro organizations from time to time. 44:48.707 --> 45:00.195 [SPEAKER_01]: But 40 years, he's a Swack Hall of Famer as well as the Texas Southern Sports Hall of Famer, Doc Harvey, which is real names John Harvey. 45:00.476 --> 45:03.077 [SPEAKER_01]: He passed away at the age of 81. 45:05.579 --> 45:06.540 [SPEAKER_01]: So did Tom. 45:10.263 --> 45:25.553 [SPEAKER_01]: Charlie Neon, 81, all right, guys, those are just some of the tidbits of what we have seen thus for and just my thoughts on what's out there with HBCUs. 45:27.514 --> 45:31.957 [SPEAKER_01]: Um, I look forward to the season ahead. 45:31.977 --> 45:36.980 [SPEAKER_01]: I think the season ahead is great. 45:38.785 --> 45:42.047 [SPEAKER_01]: because so much parity, so much unknown. 45:42.927 --> 45:58.776 [SPEAKER_01]: Perv you came out unknown, untried, but remained Jackson Bleeding himself as well as his coaching staff as well as his players, and developed a new Swank champion that came from Texas. 46:00.618 --> 46:04.680 [SPEAKER_01]: And they were a feel-go away from winning it all. 46:09.073 --> 46:14.478 [SPEAKER_01]: I don't have a soft car in our state who took it home, he and the Bulldogs. 46:15.339 --> 46:18.041 [SPEAKER_01]: Congratulations to Coach Barry once again. 46:19.443 --> 46:25.368 [SPEAKER_01]: Venus Williams, guys, you didn't hear she made it back up, she is on the court. 46:26.928 --> 46:40.274 [SPEAKER_01]: and she's doing a good job her first match back with Victoria, a booko, they won, that's her double partner, they won that and she looked like old Venus. 46:41.015 --> 46:42.135 [SPEAKER_00]: I take that much. 46:42.635 --> 46:47.898 [SPEAKER_01]: It took her a little time to get the rust off but she became a dominant force in that game. 46:49.299 --> 46:52.340 [SPEAKER_01]: Guys, what's the trade off? 46:58.132 --> 47:01.494 [SPEAKER_01]: Can we control our TV rights? 47:02.475 --> 47:05.697 [SPEAKER_01]: Can we control how people see us? 47:07.138 --> 47:17.004 [SPEAKER_01]: But like, Germaine Jackson said, can we respect our own product enough where other people are going to respect it? 47:20.946 --> 47:26.690 [SPEAKER_01]: The John A. Mary Classic will not be at Nissan Stadium. 47:29.509 --> 47:36.530 [SPEAKER_01]: Yeah, Nissan Stadium is now going to be at Vanderbilt, the first bank stadium. 47:37.750 --> 47:41.271 [SPEAKER_01]: That's going to take place August 29th at some third. 47:43.111 --> 47:49.132 [SPEAKER_01]: They have scheduling conflict with the Titans and now they're moving it over to Vanderbilt. 47:52.573 --> 47:52.893 [SPEAKER_01]: All right. 47:54.573 --> 47:58.494 [SPEAKER_01]: With all that being said and done, guys, I think 48:00.462 --> 48:04.745 [SPEAKER_01]: if we look at what's going to happen this year. 48:05.225 --> 48:06.446 [SPEAKER_01]: We're going to talk a little bit more. 48:06.466 --> 48:14.110 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm going to have a guest next time we're going to talk about a young man from Morehouse. 48:14.931 --> 48:15.411 [SPEAKER_01]: My cousin 48:22.235 --> 48:25.777 [SPEAKER_01]: Many Dr. Monterey that he produced while at Morehouse. 48:26.137 --> 48:30.178 [SPEAKER_01]: He now graduated from Morehouse and he is now working with TNT. 48:31.859 --> 48:37.221 [SPEAKER_01]: And I just started this week and we'll have a conversation with him this weekend. 48:38.742 --> 48:39.082 [SPEAKER_01]: Also, 48:40.782 --> 48:56.456 [SPEAKER_01]: Look out for a more house, they just officially signed the letter of intent that there will be at the yes HBCU Bahamas Classic playing against Kentucky State in November 7th, I believe. 48:56.496 --> 48:58.838 [SPEAKER_01]: That's, and we're going to be in Bahamas. 48:59.538 --> 49:05.602 [SPEAKER_01]: I'm going, I'm gonna be there with my little homo mama and we're gonna have a good time guys. 49:06.863 --> 49:15.668 [SPEAKER_01]: So we have more details about those issues and going on in the HPC Sports Roy. 49:16.389 --> 49:20.291 [SPEAKER_01]: You guys don't forget follow us at HPC Legends. 49:20.371 --> 49:22.072 [SPEAKER_01]: Go online to si.com. 49:28.666 --> 49:33.709 [SPEAKER_01]: and you can follow me at Kyle T. Mosley on X. 49:34.930 --> 49:40.213 [SPEAKER_01]: Well, I'm Kyle T. Mosley of HPC Legends on SI. 49:40.953 --> 49:45.456 [SPEAKER_01]: You guys have a great one, and always be tenacious. 49:46.437 --> 49:46.797 [SPEAKER_01]: Take care.