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Speaker 1: You're ready to play some sound Yes, all right. Time now for the Live Wire with flound Dog, the US.
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Speaker 2: In the West, the.
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Speaker 3: Live Walking neck A.
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Speaker 4: Let's do a little more draft talk here because Mike k on The Processing Blue podcast says, keep an eye on k C concepts you own and other wide receivers in the early rounds.
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Speaker 5: You brought up k C concept show, and I would keep a pretty close eye on him. He's a guy who they can use in the slot and at the Z position. He's a guy who.
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Speaker 2: Can push Coker to the Z position.
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Speaker 5: And I think they are the type of team with a former wide receivers coach as a head coach. A former wide receivers coach is an offensive coordinator, a former wide receiver who is now a wide receivers coach, like I think, I think Dan Morgan feels good about betting on the developmental skills of those three guys in in Dave Nallis, Brad Isaac and Rob Moore. And I think it all out a Team Ac. I mean last year around this time, I doubted they were gonna draft Team Ac and he ended up being the best player available. I mean, that's literally why they drafted him. I know that there is some sediment that he was the guy all along, but realistically, when you're picking at eight, you never know who's going to be off the board, and I think they took the guy who they rated out as the best and that was the right call. And in my conversations, I do think they are very much open to drafting a wide receiver early.
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Speaker 4: All right, well, you guys did talk earlier about the possibility of a guy like Mackay Lemon dropping.
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Speaker 2: So all these guys.
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Speaker 4: On the table, you know, we're of course going to rule out, you know, a guy like Carnell Tate, he's not going to be there. But if you have Mackay Lemon, guys like Jordan Tyson, Omar Cooper, Casey Concepts going, who would you have a top your big board going into the draft?
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Speaker 3: Ooh, I think I would probably start with Makyle Lemon one, Casey conceptcy On two, Cooper from uh uh Indiana three, and then I guess Tyson four because Tyson, I mean he feels similar to what you've drafted, similar to what you have. I need somebody that's gonna bring something dynamic to that slot.
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Speaker 2: That's what I said.
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Speaker 3: So when you talk Lemon yat god Slot Dynamics showed the requisite forty speed a little edge over Conceptcian. I know the hometown factor and everything he brings to, but I would take Lemon to Blittana cough Win. I like award winners.
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Speaker 2: Yeah for me.
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Speaker 1: Uh No, that's a pretty good strategy to roll with. Uh the Lemons. To be fair, I haven't watched a ton of Lemon stuff yet, so I need to do that with three. I've been talking about basketball so much, so I just I know what I see with Casey Concepcion and I've always liked him. I like him at NC State, I like him at Texas A and m I loved watching Omar Cooper. I think those are my two guys, man. I think those are the two guys that I would like to have. And it's interest. I don't think many people would have concept she Own over Makai Lemon. I did go to the Josh and Hayden Underdog draft board and in their mock draft, they actually do think that case is way under ranked according to most mocks, and they had the Rams taking Casey concept she On at number thirteen. Okay, Carnell take going at nine concept she owned thirteen to the Rams. They had Jordan Tyson sixteen, they had Sadiq to the Panthers at nineteen, and Lemon at twenty to the Cowboys. I think it feels like it's happening a little bit later for some of that conversation to be taking place with Lemon falling so far down the board. But I love Cooper and I love kse Man. I think those are my guys. Those are the dudes that I'd like the most there at nineteen with all the wide receivers available.
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Speaker 4: All right, let's go to Terrence Oglesby because he was talking on the ACC Basketball podcast and he said, it might be easier to leave if you're Tommy Lloyd if Arizona wins a national championship.
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Speaker 2: Huh.
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Speaker 6: I almost wonder like if winning the national championship would make it easier for him to be like, Okay, I'm gonna go do it somewhere else. Now I've done all I can do here, am I I seem to be alone in that think, like, Hey, I already did it for you. Time to go what you need? Yeah, yeah, I gave you what you wanted. I gave you what you signed me here for mission accomplished. Now I want to see if I can do it somewhere else. Tommy Lloyd's fifty one years old. There's a lot of gas left in that tank. And if you're Carolina, I think the fact that Dusty may seems to be happy at Michigan Tommy Lloyd to me is one a all.
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Speaker 2: Right, Well, clearly I agree with him on that.
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Speaker 4: Don't know if I necessarily agree with him on winning a national title might actually be the thing that helps Carolina. What do you guys say, though, Do you believe that that actually helps Carolina, that maybe he would look at it as hey, I've completed what I've needed to do here, or do you think he looks at it as hey, I want a championship.
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Speaker 2: I need to stay here.
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Speaker 3: No, I think it definitely makes it harder because when you look at it. If I'm a coach man, for one, that's the main goal, that's one of the top goals, is where can I go where I can win a national championship. Once I see that I can do that, now I start to feel like, how many more could I win? You're at a traditional powerhouse like Arizona. I don't know people consider them a blue blood, and they can't because they hadn't been to the Final four and twenty five years. But they are and have been for most of my lifetime, one of the best programs in college basketball. So you say to yourself, all right, you know, then you talk quality of living, you probably like Arizona twosonus nice. I liked it out there, so you got that if they pay me, there's that I can get great players to come here. Done that, So I think that there is While you would feel very confident in what you can do as a coach, there's still unknown at Carolina, where I already know I've won a title here, I've done it.
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Speaker 2: Can I do it at Carolina?
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Speaker 7: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: My confidence and my ego tells me I can, But I don't know what one hundred percent certainty that I can. I got a battle with due for the conference every single year, things like that. So for me, I just think that once I get to the point where I know and I've won a championship somewhere, I'm chasing maybe loud Olsen to become the greatest coach. But because to me, being the greatest coach in Arizona history means something I think that wholeds a merit. I think you definitely, you know, on a Hall of Fame trajectory. So I say i'd have to say no, I don't think it makes it easier.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess that's fair. Right.
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Speaker 1: You can pass You could pass Olsen as great as he is. It's no disrespect. You could pass him as the best coach of all time. There's no passing Roy Williams. There's no passing Dean Smith. Sure, if you want to congratulations, you have to win five championships.
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Speaker 2: Go get them, Tiger. You're just not going to do that, got it, Tommy?
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Speaker 7: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: So I do like that point.
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Speaker 1: If you're starting to think about your legacy twenty years twenty five years earlier. Man, I kind of like this point from Terrence. I get the idea of it, I get the thinking. The reason I don't necessarily one hundred percent agree with them is because I think he's gonna have the ultimate leverage to finagle the financial situation as much as he wants to, Because all you have to do is go to that athletic director that you apparently have some quarrels with and say, one, I want a championship. The administration's not going to fire me, so I want a new ad. You could do that if you really wanted to play your leverage card. But also let's just say you're not trying to cost anybody to their job and you're deciding to work with the athletic director. Now you can go to him and say, I literally accomplished what the goal is this past season. Give me all of the money North Carolina's given me this. You need to give me this amount of money. And if Arizona can't do it because there is a limit, you can't just give them a billion dollars. I don't know what that money mark is going to be for Tommy Lloyd and if they can really even outbid North Carolina, which you know we've talked about. It's not like they have all of the money in the world, but they're going to pone you up as much as possible. I do think you have the ultimate leverage. It's not you know, okay, well, there were two other coaches that got to a further point than you did, and there are three other coaches that got to the same point. If you win the championship, you're the guy number one. So I think that would be the reason as to why I don't necessarily agree with Terrence, but it is interesting to think about. I think that card does play if he does decide to leave after winning the Natty.
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Speaker 4: All right, let's go to Booke Horgan because he was introducing his head coach yesterday. Now there's one problem here. He doesn't know the name of his head coach.
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Speaker 2: Saw this.
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Speaker 7: As a former point guard, Jason knows what it takes the team as a former captain. He knows what it takes to be a strong leader and what we need to do to take the next step. And it's a two time NC State graduate. He understands the love we all have for this university. To quote coach Dorin, Jason's blood Nope, is in the bricks.
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Speaker 2: So you got it wrong twice.
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Speaker 4: Are you concerned about the direction of this hire after the fact that he can't even remember the guy's name that he hired.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I like blue.
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Speaker 3: Corgan had us over to the house during the season with the CW crew. We had a very nice time and yeah, but this is not a good look.
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Speaker 6: You know.
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Speaker 3: Fortunately, m C State's kind of on the right side of history here and that they were the one that was done wrong in this whole will Way deal. But yeah, man, you got to get up there and you got to be able to get your coach's name.
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Speaker 2: Right, you know.
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Speaker 3: I mean, you only get a one chance to make a first impression, and so your first impression when introducing your brand new head coach, you called him out a wrong name, not once, but twice.
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Speaker 2: Like wow.
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Speaker 1: I think what makes it particularly hard to listen to is the fact that he is a part of the fabric of NC State basketball. It's the fact that he is one of your own and it's not a new guy that you're bringing in to try to get NC State back on track, and you had to go outside of the family and speaking of all of the family talk with North Carolina, there's something here now for NC State, and you called him by the wrong name twice, And obviously it's pretty harmless, but it's one that you'll want to get right, especially after all the bad blood that is now between will Wade and NC State. You got to get this hire's name right bringing him in. And to say that Jason's blood is in the bricks on campus? Is that what he said something to that tune and then that's not true. Because Jason is not here. Yeah, boo, is Jason in the room with us right now?
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Speaker 4: Somebody says that it's his kid's name, but I mean, I don't know you still, you gotta get it right.
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Speaker 1: No, right, no, No, it's okay to say you got to get the coach's name right. That's an okay thing to say for the athletic walk into the press conference.
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Speaker 2: You know the assignment here.
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Speaker 1: You're introducing a new coach, so you would think rule number one is to make sure you have their name correct. I mess up all the time. We all mess up all the time. I get dudes' names wrong constantly in the NFL draft. It's because I don't know how to pronounce their name. Once I do, I try to get it right. If I hire somebody to take over one of the worst experiences that we've had as a program, take the reins over from that guy, I probably should get his first name right now. I do want to ask you this before we move on. What's worse calling justin Gainey Jason twice right? Or Will Wade At LSU's introductory presser almost saying wolf when meaning LSU and saying Tiger Nation, he.
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Speaker 2: Said something to that. I need to pull this up. But he said, whoof Tigers? That's what he said.
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Speaker 1: So it's worse Will Wade doing that or Boo Corgan.
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Speaker 3: Doing I still say Bill Boom Corgan because he did it twice and then I just messed up his name and.
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Speaker 2: Called him Bill. That's okay, you didn't hire him front of that. He'll be all right, Yeah, he'll get over it.
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Speaker 1: What's worse to you, floundy?
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Speaker 2: I'd still probably go with Boo.
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Speaker 4: And now people are saying that it's it's Justin's son, whose name is Jason?
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Speaker 7: Yeah?
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Speaker 4: Did Now here's the thing. How old is Justin's son? And did he play at ncctate? Was he maybe a walk on or something? But even I mean, come on, man, it's your new head coach. You gotta know his name.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's just funny. It's funny and you should get it right. And it's just just get the coach's name right. Just get the coach his name right.
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Speaker 4: By the way, before we go, I got to play you this clip from yesterday.
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Speaker 2: This was on CNN.
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Speaker 4: This kid gotta be maybe eight or nine years old, fired up about the shuttle launch.
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Speaker 2: Why do you.
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Speaker 3: Want to be here.
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Speaker 7: Why do you love space?
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Speaker 1: Why do you love being a part of history.
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Speaker 4: We're going back to the moon, he said, We're going back to the f and moon.
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Speaker 2: That's why. Okay, kid was fired up.
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Speaker 4: Is there anything that got you fired up as a kid, non sports like this, young man?
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Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, man, I'm you know, I'm fired up for the Final four, but yeah, this kid is definitely lytty city for the Space Shuttle launch.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, probably some of some documentary on Animal Planet. Probably, Kay interesting, it's because I'm about to learn about chimpanzees. That's bleeping why mom, I'm not going outside today. I'm watching this documentary. Me and my nerd ass.
Speaker 1: You're ready to play some sound Yes, all right. Time now for the Live Wire with flound Dog, the US.
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Speaker 2: In the West, the.
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Speaker 3: Live Walking neck A.
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Speaker 4: Let's do a little more draft talk here because Mike k on The Processing Blue podcast says, keep an eye on k C concepts you own and other wide receivers in the early rounds.
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Speaker 5: You brought up k C concept show, and I would keep a pretty close eye on him. He's a guy who they can use in the slot and at the Z position. He's a guy who.
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Speaker 2: Can push Coker to the Z position.
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Speaker 5: And I think they are the type of team with a former wide receivers coach as a head coach. A former wide receivers coach is an offensive coordinator, a former wide receiver who is now a wide receivers coach, like I think, I think Dan Morgan feels good about betting on the developmental skills of those three guys in in Dave Nallis, Brad Isaac and Rob Moore. And I think it all out a Team Ac. I mean last year around this time, I doubted they were gonna draft Team Ac and he ended up being the best player available. I mean, that's literally why they drafted him. I know that there is some sediment that he was the guy all along, but realistically, when you're picking at eight, you never know who's going to be off the board, and I think they took the guy who they rated out as the best and that was the right call. And in my conversations, I do think they are very much open to drafting a wide receiver early.
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Speaker 4: All right, well, you guys did talk earlier about the possibility of a guy like Mackay Lemon dropping.
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Speaker 2: So all these guys.
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Speaker 4: On the table, you know, we're of course going to rule out, you know, a guy like Carnell Tate, he's not going to be there. But if you have Mackay Lemon, guys like Jordan Tyson, Omar Cooper, Casey Concepts going, who would you have a top your big board going into the draft?
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Speaker 3: Ooh, I think I would probably start with Makyle Lemon one, Casey conceptcy On two, Cooper from uh uh Indiana three, and then I guess Tyson four because Tyson, I mean he feels similar to what you've drafted, similar to what you have. I need somebody that's gonna bring something dynamic to that slot.
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Speaker 2: That's what I said.
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Speaker 3: So when you talk Lemon yat god Slot Dynamics showed the requisite forty speed a little edge over Conceptcian. I know the hometown factor and everything he brings to, but I would take Lemon to Blittana cough Win. I like award winners.
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Speaker 2: Yeah for me.
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Speaker 1: Uh No, that's a pretty good strategy to roll with. Uh the Lemons. To be fair, I haven't watched a ton of Lemon stuff yet, so I need to do that with three. I've been talking about basketball so much, so I just I know what I see with Casey Concepcion and I've always liked him. I like him at NC State, I like him at Texas A and m I loved watching Omar Cooper. I think those are my two guys, man. I think those are the two guys that I would like to have. And it's interest. I don't think many people would have concept she Own over Makai Lemon. I did go to the Josh and Hayden Underdog draft board and in their mock draft, they actually do think that case is way under ranked according to most mocks, and they had the Rams taking Casey concept she On at number thirteen. Okay, Carnell take going at nine concept she owned thirteen to the Rams. They had Jordan Tyson sixteen, they had Sadiq to the Panthers at nineteen, and Lemon at twenty to the Cowboys. I think it feels like it's happening a little bit later for some of that conversation to be taking place with Lemon falling so far down the board. But I love Cooper and I love kse Man. I think those are my guys. Those are the dudes that I'd like the most there at nineteen with all the wide receivers available.
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Speaker 4: All right, let's go to Terrence Oglesby because he was talking on the ACC Basketball podcast and he said, it might be easier to leave if you're Tommy Lloyd if Arizona wins a national championship.
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Speaker 2: Huh.
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Speaker 6: I almost wonder like if winning the national championship would make it easier for him to be like, Okay, I'm gonna go do it somewhere else. Now I've done all I can do here, am I I seem to be alone in that think, like, Hey, I already did it for you. Time to go what you need? Yeah, yeah, I gave you what you wanted. I gave you what you signed me here for mission accomplished. Now I want to see if I can do it somewhere else. Tommy Lloyd's fifty one years old. There's a lot of gas left in that tank. And if you're Carolina, I think the fact that Dusty may seems to be happy at Michigan Tommy Lloyd to me is one a all.
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Speaker 2: Right, Well, clearly I agree with him on that.
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Speaker 4: Don't know if I necessarily agree with him on winning a national title might actually be the thing that helps Carolina. What do you guys say, though, Do you believe that that actually helps Carolina, that maybe he would look at it as hey, I've completed what I've needed to do here, or do you think he looks at it as hey, I want a championship.
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Speaker 2: I need to stay here.
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Speaker 3: No, I think it definitely makes it harder because when you look at it. If I'm a coach man, for one, that's the main goal, that's one of the top goals, is where can I go where I can win a national championship. Once I see that I can do that, now I start to feel like, how many more could I win? You're at a traditional powerhouse like Arizona. I don't know people consider them a blue blood, and they can't because they hadn't been to the Final four and twenty five years. But they are and have been for most of my lifetime, one of the best programs in college basketball. So you say to yourself, all right, you know, then you talk quality of living, you probably like Arizona twosonus nice. I liked it out there, so you got that if they pay me, there's that I can get great players to come here. Done that, So I think that there is While you would feel very confident in what you can do as a coach, there's still unknown at Carolina, where I already know I've won a title here, I've done it.
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Speaker 2: Can I do it at Carolina?
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Speaker 7: Yeah?
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Speaker 3: My confidence and my ego tells me I can, But I don't know what one hundred percent certainty that I can. I got a battle with due for the conference every single year, things like that. So for me, I just think that once I get to the point where I know and I've won a championship somewhere, I'm chasing maybe loud Olsen to become the greatest coach. But because to me, being the greatest coach in Arizona history means something I think that wholeds a merit. I think you definitely, you know, on a Hall of Fame trajectory. So I say i'd have to say no, I don't think it makes it easier.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I guess that's fair. Right.
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Speaker 1: You can pass You could pass Olsen as great as he is. It's no disrespect. You could pass him as the best coach of all time. There's no passing Roy Williams. There's no passing Dean Smith. Sure, if you want to congratulations, you have to win five championships.
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Speaker 2: Go get them, Tiger. You're just not going to do that, got it, Tommy?
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Speaker 7: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: So I do like that point.
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Speaker 1: If you're starting to think about your legacy twenty years twenty five years earlier. Man, I kind of like this point from Terrence. I get the idea of it, I get the thinking. The reason I don't necessarily one hundred percent agree with them is because I think he's gonna have the ultimate leverage to finagle the financial situation as much as he wants to, Because all you have to do is go to that athletic director that you apparently have some quarrels with and say, one, I want a championship. The administration's not going to fire me, so I want a new ad. You could do that if you really wanted to play your leverage card. But also let's just say you're not trying to cost anybody to their job and you're deciding to work with the athletic director. Now you can go to him and say, I literally accomplished what the goal is this past season. Give me all of the money North Carolina's given me this. You need to give me this amount of money. And if Arizona can't do it because there is a limit, you can't just give them a billion dollars. I don't know what that money mark is going to be for Tommy Lloyd and if they can really even outbid North Carolina, which you know we've talked about. It's not like they have all of the money in the world, but they're going to pone you up as much as possible. I do think you have the ultimate leverage. It's not you know, okay, well, there were two other coaches that got to a further point than you did, and there are three other coaches that got to the same point. If you win the championship, you're the guy number one. So I think that would be the reason as to why I don't necessarily agree with Terrence, but it is interesting to think about. I think that card does play if he does decide to leave after winning the Natty.
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Speaker 4: All right, let's go to Booke Horgan because he was introducing his head coach yesterday. Now there's one problem here. He doesn't know the name of his head coach.
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Speaker 2: Saw this.
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Speaker 7: As a former point guard, Jason knows what it takes the team as a former captain. He knows what it takes to be a strong leader and what we need to do to take the next step. And it's a two time NC State graduate. He understands the love we all have for this university. To quote coach Dorin, Jason's blood Nope, is in the bricks.
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Speaker 2: So you got it wrong twice.
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Speaker 4: Are you concerned about the direction of this hire after the fact that he can't even remember the guy's name that he hired.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, I like blue.
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Speaker 3: Corgan had us over to the house during the season with the CW crew. We had a very nice time and yeah, but this is not a good look.
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Speaker 6: You know.
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Speaker 3: Fortunately, m C State's kind of on the right side of history here and that they were the one that was done wrong in this whole will Way deal. But yeah, man, you got to get up there and you got to be able to get your coach's name.
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Speaker 2: Right, you know.
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Speaker 3: I mean, you only get a one chance to make a first impression, and so your first impression when introducing your brand new head coach, you called him out a wrong name, not once, but twice.
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Speaker 2: Like wow.
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Speaker 1: I think what makes it particularly hard to listen to is the fact that he is a part of the fabric of NC State basketball. It's the fact that he is one of your own and it's not a new guy that you're bringing in to try to get NC State back on track, and you had to go outside of the family and speaking of all of the family talk with North Carolina, there's something here now for NC State, and you called him by the wrong name twice, And obviously it's pretty harmless, but it's one that you'll want to get right, especially after all the bad blood that is now between will Wade and NC State. You got to get this hire's name right bringing him in. And to say that Jason's blood is in the bricks on campus? Is that what he said something to that tune and then that's not true. Because Jason is not here. Yeah, boo, is Jason in the room with us right now?
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Speaker 4: Somebody says that it's his kid's name, but I mean, I don't know you still, you gotta get it right.
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Speaker 1: No, right, no, No, it's okay to say you got to get the coach's name right. That's an okay thing to say for the athletic walk into the press conference.
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Speaker 2: You know the assignment here.
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Speaker 1: You're introducing a new coach, so you would think rule number one is to make sure you have their name correct. I mess up all the time. We all mess up all the time. I get dudes' names wrong constantly in the NFL draft. It's because I don't know how to pronounce their name. Once I do, I try to get it right. If I hire somebody to take over one of the worst experiences that we've had as a program, take the reins over from that guy, I probably should get his first name right now. I do want to ask you this before we move on. What's worse calling justin Gainey Jason twice right? Or Will Wade At LSU's introductory presser almost saying wolf when meaning LSU and saying Tiger Nation, he.
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Speaker 2: Said something to that. I need to pull this up. But he said, whoof Tigers? That's what he said.
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Speaker 1: So it's worse Will Wade doing that or Boo Corgan.
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Speaker 3: Doing I still say Bill Boom Corgan because he did it twice and then I just messed up his name and.
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Speaker 2: Called him Bill. That's okay, you didn't hire him front of that. He'll be all right, Yeah, he'll get over it.
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Speaker 1: What's worse to you, floundy?
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Speaker 2: I'd still probably go with Boo.
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Speaker 4: And now people are saying that it's it's Justin's son, whose name is Jason?
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Speaker 7: Yeah?
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Speaker 4: Did Now here's the thing. How old is Justin's son? And did he play at ncctate? Was he maybe a walk on or something? But even I mean, come on, man, it's your new head coach. You gotta know his name.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, it's it's just funny. It's funny and you should get it right. And it's just just get the coach's name right. Just get the coach his name right.
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Speaker 4: By the way, before we go, I got to play you this clip from yesterday.
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Speaker 2: This was on CNN.
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Speaker 4: This kid gotta be maybe eight or nine years old, fired up about the shuttle launch.
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Speaker 2: Why do you.
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Speaker 3: Want to be here.
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Speaker 7: Why do you love space?
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Speaker 1: Why do you love being a part of history.
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Speaker 4: We're going back to the moon, he said, We're going back to the f and moon.
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Speaker 2: That's why. Okay, kid was fired up.
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Speaker 4: Is there anything that got you fired up as a kid, non sports like this, young man?
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Speaker 3: I mean, yeah, man, I'm you know, I'm fired up for the Final four, but yeah, this kid is definitely lytty city for the Space Shuttle launch.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, probably some of some documentary on Animal Planet. Probably, Kay interesting, it's because I'm about to learn about chimpanzees. That's bleeping why mom, I'm not going outside today. I'm watching this documentary. Me and my nerd ass.
