Nightcap Hour 2: BYU ROUTES Colorado + Is Time for COACH PRIME to leave? + Ball Boy CRASHES OUT on Sidelines! + Bengals INTERESTED in RUSSELL WILSON? + Ryder Cup DISAPPOINTMENT

Let's be real.

Life happens.

Kids spill.

Pets shed.

And accidents are inevitable.

Find a sofa that can keep up at washable sofas.com.

Starting at just $699, our sofas are fully machine washable inside and out, so you can say goodbye to stains and hello to worry-free living.

Made with liquid and stain-resistant fabrics, they're kid-proof, pet-friendly, and built for everyday life.

Plus, changeable fabric covers let you refresh your sofa whenever you want.

Neat flexibility?

Our modular design lets you rearrange your sofa anytime to fit your space, whether it's a growing family room or a cozy apartment.

Plus, they're earth-friendly and trusted by over 200,000 happy customers.

It's time to upgrade to a stress-free, mess-proof sofa.

Visit washablefas.com today and save.

That's washable sofas.com.

Offers are subject to change and certain restrictions may apply.

T-Mobile's Friday Night 5G Lights is back for another season of hometown pride and big wins.

T-Mobile kicked this off last year to bring communities together and give high schools across America the chance to turn their Friday nights into something unforgettable.

25 finalists are battling for the $1 million grand prize package, a game-changing homefield upgrade, a Gronk Fitness Weight Room Makeover, an epic tailgate party, and a trip to the SEC Championship.

Head to

Lights.com and vote daily through October 24th.

Let's go!

If you're waiting for your AI to turn into ROI

and wondering how long you have to wait,

maybe you need to do more than wait.

Any business can use AI.

IBM helps you use AI to change how you do business.

Let's create Smarter Business, IBM.

Lowe's knows you've got a job to do and we help get it done.

With the My Lowe's Pro Rewards Program, eligible members save more with volume discounts on qualifying orders through a quote of $2,000 or more.

Join for free today.

Lowe's, we help you save.

Offer can't be combined with any other discount contract and or special pricing.

exclusions more terms and restrictions apply details at lowe's.com slash terms subject to change

if you're going to the moon and need a specialized airless wheel for the next-gen lunar rover who would you turn to well the powers that be turned to michelin and for good reason not only are they the tire people they're also the innovation people you wouldn't believe everything they're into healthcare energy and yeah aerospace this rover wheel has to deal with temperature swings radiation and rough terrain on the moon.

So going to the tire/slash innovation, guys, makes sense, you know?

Learn more at michelinman.com/slash y-michelin slash innovation.

Michelin, motion for life.

Ah, with a chance to win the game, Caden Salter threw a pick with 50 seconds remaining, and BYU wins the game of 24-21.

Look, damn.

The buffs are one in seven.

Hold on, let me, hold on, let me, let me, let me pull this game up.

Because

again,

I don't know what's going on.

They're going to have to go

get some lineman.

They're going to have to go get some D-liminocho.

Because guess what?

Again, they can't stop the damn run.

You live and die.

You live and die in the trenches.

You live and die in the trenches.

That is the only thing that separates.

the power five schools from everybody else is the fact that in them trenches offensively and defensively, you got some hogs that can really go and can really play.

If you can't stop the run, you're dead in the water.

You're going to lose every game.

It doesn't matter who you playing.

You can be playing the Sisters of the North.

If you ain't got nothing up front,

they're going to beat you.

36 rushes, 206 yards, giving up a touchdown.

Hell,

they ran like a handoff to the wide receiver, and then nobody touched him with 32-yard touchdown, and nobody touched him till he got to the two.

Hold up, didn't know, didn't be why you got a quarterback number 47.

That should be illegal.

Ain't no way, I believe.

Wasn't what ain't the quarter.

What number is the quarterback?

Wasn't he number 47?

Play, he playing wearing 47 at quarterback.

I think so.

I saw 47 throw a pass.

Maybe it was a halfback pass or something.

What's the quarter?

What number is uh, I got

yeah,

he's a quarterback.

47, 90 to 27 for 179 and two touchdowns.

Ain't no way I'm losing to a guy wearing 47.

Listen, when you get stopping,

and that tissue don't work, and it's been the same thing year after year.

I get it.

If in the 1920s and 30s, quarterbacks had 60 numbers.

They had all kinds of numbers.

In today's game, this man got 47.

Yeah.

Hey, listen,

there's significance behind that.

We just don't know what it is.

He went for John Lynch.

We got John Lynch playing quarterback.

Lynch.

Lynch a hell of a player.

But come on, Colorado, y'all got to.

What are we doing, Ojo?

We ain't got the players, huh?

They don't have the players.

You don't have the players to compete.

That's it.

And the ones that are there, they're making mistakes that you can't make.

You can't overcome the mistakes that they're making.

The decision-making, especially at the quarterback position.

That's very important.

Question is:

does he got to get out of there?

Because it's going to take a lot, a lot of money, a couple years to get guys in the program to be able to compete in the trenches like that.

Because the talent you're playing and the teams you're playing are SEC caliber.

What happens when you get into the playoff and you play one of these top dogs?

It ain't going to go very well.

So it poses a question.

He got to go.

Yeah,

you're not gonna ever get into the college football playoffs if you cannot stop the run.

You're giving up 200-plus rush yards a game.

We just talked, hold on.

Who did they play the other time?

The other night, and they gave up damn near 300 rush yards, oh cho.

And we came on here and said the exact same thing.

It was the exact same thing last year, they couldn't stop the run.

The previous year, they couldn't stop the run.

And here we are in year three, and they still haven't gotten better at stopping the run.

Yeah, yeah

damn

tough

you know you can listen you you could coach you could coach till you're blue in the face you can scheme up you can know about tendencies you can study you can watch film unless you have the personnel to get out there and execute whatever it is you need to execute especially in them trenches

you're going to get steamrolled every goddamn week.

Well, they did something to stop him.

They had a 14-3 lead.

And then they had a 21-17 lead.

so they did something so what was what what happened after that level of 16 119 yards he plays good in spurs and then he forgets that i i don't i don't know they ran the ball well tonight they had 37 rush attempts 172 yards these are the type of oh

because everybody said well

this was an opportunity for the buffs at home to be the ranked team that was undefeated.

This is the opportunity.

These are the moments that you seize upon

and they squander this.

Now, we remember last year what happened on Jordan.

And remember in the bowl game?

What VYU did to him?

Yeah.

Hey,

you got to have the personnel to capture those moments you're talking about.

Johnny, you got to have the personnel.

You got to have them dogs.

At least two of them.

We wouldn't be talking about Colorado at Prime wasn't there.

We wouldn't even be talking about Colorado at Prime wasn't there.

They wouldn't even be nowhere on the radar.

This ain't the Colorado, the 2000s and the 90s or whatever.

90s.

It's not McCartney, Coach McCartney.

Rest his soul.

No, they had players.

They had a bunch of first-round draft picks.

Look at

Alfred Williams, Kenabis McGee.

They had

Cordell was there and they had Rashawn Salam and had Dion figures.

They had Chad Brown.

No, they had players.

They had players.

They had Eric B.

Henemy, J.J.

Flanagan.

No, I had Westbrook, Michael Westbrook.

Yes, Ray Caruth.

They had first, they had, they were loaded.

Go back and look at the offensive linemen that they had.

They were loaded.

There's a reason why they won a national championship.

There's a reason why they put foots in Nebraska when Nebraska was really, really good on Thanksgiving.

or the day after Thanksgiving, excuse me.

No, they don't have that level of talent.

And they're not going to get that level of talent because you don't have the resources to get, you know what I'm saying?

If you can't do it with Prime, you can't do it with no one.

No, they don't, they don't, they don't have them.

Look, when you go into the grocery store, all the stuff that they want you to get is eye-level.

The really cheap stuff is on the bottom or on the top.

Everything that they want you to purchase is right down your eye level.

You can just reach and grab it.

Right.

We got a lot of bottom of the barrels over there.

The really top players are at the top and they don't have a stepladder to reach up there and get it.

I don't know if y'all been in the grocery store lately, but go in the grocery store and look eye level and see how they got all the main brand stuff.

Not the stuff that's in paper, the cereal that's in, that's in cellophane bags.

They got the box, the Kellogg, the post, the good stuff.

You see, right?

You walk in, it's outlet.

Damn, let me get rabbits right here.

Let me get this right here.

All the cookie sauces, all the oils, right there, right there.

All the good soda, right there, right there.

All the good water, yeah, right there, right there, and arms reach.

It's not like that in football.

The really good players are up there.

You have to reach up, you have to have reach up to get them.

Yeah, or you have, excuse me, can you hand me that, son?

You know, I'm in the grocery store, and the old lady,

excuse me, son.

Yes, ma'am.

Can you hand me that?

Sure.

Hey, but the funny thing about it, too, about those things that are not in arm's reach, you know who it would take for Colorado to change their program around?

Who?

It would take for one of the Saudis to be interested in Colorado for some reason and go buy after all the players that come there and transfer.

Yeah.

That's about it.

That is about it.

There's only so much you can do coaching-wise.

There's only so much you can do.

So they're just screwed forever.

Man.

You know, when you rub your hands.

Hey,

yeah.

Look, it's hard when, I mean, Colorado might have, what, three, four million dollars in IL?

And then you got other teams like Ohio State got 25-30.

And you got teams that got 15-20.

And you got teams that got 20 25 and you got 10 got teams that got 10 to 15 you can't compete

it's it's just like racing nascar yeah look at the teams that got the money

you look at pinskey you look at uh uh uh uh uh uh uh joe gibbs yeah

and you notice that you look at jack you look at jack roushm

and i'm glad you just said that you notice when it comes to nascar or it comes to F1, the teams that have the most money, you do notice that they always consistently winning or always in the top, always in first.

Yes.

I tell you what.

Every year.

Every year.

Oh, Joe.

You know how you know who got the good cars?

Go look at their cars.

When you go see a car that got like two or three decals on it, they're going to be in the back.

You go to the track and you see decals everywhere on the hood, on the bumper, everywhere.

The cars even sound different.

I don't know if anybody's ever been to a NASCAR race.

Go listen to

Chase Elliott car.

Listen to Danny Hamlin's car.

Listen to Bubba Wallace's car.

Now go listen to somebody that's not with Jordan, that's not with Rouge, that's not with Joe Gibbs, that's not with

Rick Hendrix.

Yeah, it's different.

Listen to Rick Hendrix

cars, how they sound.

Look at, listen to Joe Gibbs drivers, cars, how they sound.

Look at.

We always said, and we always knew there would be perils of the NIL and the changes that came with it.

There would be casualties of war in the changes that were made just based off what your bankroll is.

If I walk into a casino and I got two grand, my options are limited for what I can, what I can

do.

If I walk in and my bankroll is 24 million, I got some fuck around money to go on.

There are some casualties of war in this game with the current structure of what NIL is.

Now, will that change?

To be determined.

However, right now, as we sit currently in this present day, there are casualties.

And unfortunately, Colorado is one of them.

And there are many more out there.

Damn.

You people talking about what it's the drivers.

I tell you what.

You let them drivers, you let them drivers go drive a car.

They got three decals on it.

And let me know how that feels.

Let that go how it goes.

No, they won't, they won't be able to do nothing.

I ain't telling what so much, I'm telling you what I know.

Won't be able to do nothing.

If you don't have the car with the stuff inside to perform at the highest level, it's not happening.

No, you got the

best engineers, you got the best mechanics, you got the best spotter, you got the best team that money can buy.

There's a reason why, Rick Hinton, go back and look and see who drivers win the chase.

You, I forgot about Richard Childress.

Go back and see how many, it used to be, it used to be, hold on, Sprint, and then it was

a Winston Cup, and now it's, I don't know what they call it now.

But go back and look at Rick Hendrix, Childress, Joe Gill.

Go back and look at their drivers.

Go back and look

at how many cups they won.

Right.

It's, bro.

It'll be just like Ocho and I, we going out there, we getting on the bad circuit.

No, it's not.

Me and Ocho, we got a little trolling motor.

And we had a, we had a, we had a 18-foot, and we ain't got no, we ain't got no outboards.

We ain't got no every rule to no mercury.

We ain't got no joint.

Let me catch you and Ocho on the bottom.

Let me catch you and Ocho on the bass circuit.

I'm going to have some person.

Hey,

I'm Kate.

I'm Ban Dam.

I'm Kevin Van Dam.

Why y'all bucking?

You out there.

You out there.

Hey, fuck your hat.

Hey, I'm going to catch Mike Akanelli.

But it, Johnny, you look in

big time college football, and it's always mattered.

People like, oh, all the NIL deal is legal instead of giving it to you under the table.

Because see, what people were doing, some teams

was buying gas.

The other team was buying the car, told you to put gas in.

Somebody bought a refrigerator and a microwave, and then somebody built the house around the refrigerator and the microwave.

Now, ain't none of that.

Hey, we call it name, image, and likeness.

We call it whatever you want to.

But all I know, there are some guys making three, four million dollars.

And now it ain't enough.

Nobody cares nothing about no scat pack.

Don't nobody care nothing about, hey, ain't nobody caring nothing about no challenger.

Ain't nobody caring nothing about no charger.

Ain't nobody caring nothing about that.

Hey, you ain't got McLaren money you ain't got ferrari cullin and money man why you in my why you in my grandma house no i went to uh like like i said earlier i went to dinner with poppy tonight and as i like got up towards the end of the georgia game i went to the to the waiter and i go um yo let me uh get the check i'm gonna take care of it for my young buck real quick he came back he's like yo the owner's already uh already took care of this whole thing i sat there i'm like damn

I would have got slapped with a two-game suspension for this back in my day.

Now he's here.

He's living the life.

I'm I'm about to go out with him right now.

And I'm going to run a credit card up because I know I can get him a tweet deal tomorrow or something and get it right back.

Johnny,

had you been in NIL, Johnny, you'd have been 10 million.

I wouldn't have gone to the league.

I would have taken a pay cut.

Oh, John.

I mean, think of, hold on.

Think about what Arch Manning is making.

Now, think about Johnny, and he's playing like he's playing.

He wins the Heisman, and he brings his ass back.

What is a Heisman trophy worth to a college?

And the guy's back for another season.

Go look at that stadium now.

Go look at what that program is now and those facilities and what AM looks like now.

What?

I look at it now as a blessing for the program.

A blessing as the whole look, I got to set it off in such a positive way for AM.

Now it's time to take it home.

You did.

I can have that.

I have that forever.

I go back to my grandma's house on Thanksgiving.

I walk in that house.

The first thing thing that stares me in the face is that trophy.

I go back for Christmas, the same thing.

That is a forever thing that nobody can ever take away from me.

I go to December every single year with my coat on and walk to Times Square and go see my boys who have all won that trophy and been there.

It's a family.

It's a fraternity.

It's special.

Sport

games.

Very few.

And if you win that, you are forever badass.

Forever.

Forever.

Forever.

johnny thank you for joining us tonight make sure you go subscribe to johnny manzal's podcast it's called glory days with johnny manzale johnny thanks for a your time thanks for stopping by

next week love you guys i'm sorry i'm gonna get it i'm getting on my time nevertheless more great football next week more great talk with the boys for everybody out there tune into nightcap they do this every week the best content online these two are special and i'm glad to be a part of it love you fellas.

We thank you for being a part of it.

Appreciate you.

Johnny Manzale, go check out his podcast, Glory Days with Johnny Manzale.

T-Mobile's Friday Night 5G Lights is back for another season of Hometown Pride and big wins.

T-Mobile brings communities together by giving high schools across America the chance to turn their Friday nights into something unforgettable.

So far, 25 finalists have won a $25,000 grant to upgrade their stadiums.

And now these schools are going going head-to-head for the $1 million grand prize package.

We're talking a game-changing homefield upgrade, a Gronk Fitness Weight Room Makeover, an epic tailgate party, and a VIP trip to the SEC Championship.

The winner?

That's up to you.

Head to FridayNight5GLights.com to meet the finalists and vote for your favorite school.

Go back every day until October 24th.

The champ will be announced on October 30th.

Vote today, keep voting, and help one school make history.

Let's go.

Time for a sofa upgrade?

Visit washable sofas.com and discover Anibay, where designer style meets budget-friendly prices, with sofas starting at $699.

AniBay brings you the ultimate in furniture innovation with a modular design that allows you to rearrange your space effortlessly.

Perfect for both small and large spaces, Anibay is the only machine-washable sofa inside and out.

Say goodbye to stains and messes with liquid and stain-resistant fabrics that make cleaning easy.

Liquid simply slides right off.

Designed for custom comfort, our high-resilience foam lets you choose between a sink-in feel or a supportive memory foam blend.

Plus, our pet-friendly stain-resistant fabrics ensure your sofa stays beautiful for years.

Don't compromise quality for price.

Visit washable sofas.com to upgrade your living space today with no-risk returns and a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Get up to 60% off plus free shipping and free returns.

Shop now at washable washablesovas.com.

Authors are subject to change and certain restrictions may apply.

Malcolm Glabwell here.

I recently recorded the first episode of Smart Talks with IBM where I learned how AI agents are joining AI assistants as a major productivity tool.

Let's start with AI agents.

AI agents can reason, plan, and collaborate with other AI tools to autonomously perform tasks for a user.

Brian Bissell, an expert from IBM, gave me an example of how a college freshman might use an AI agent.

As a new student, you may not know how do I deal with my health and wellness issue?

How many credits am I going to get for this given class?

You could talk to someone and find out some of that, but maybe it's a little bit sensitive and you don't want to do that.

Bissell told me you could build an AI agent, a resource for new students that helps them navigate a new campus, register for classes, access the services they need, and even schedule appointments on their behalf, which in turn buys them more time to focus on their actual schoolwork.

We can see patterns of how agents and assistants can help employees and customers and end users be more productive, automate workflows so they're not doing certain types of repetitive work over and over again, and streamlining their lives and making data more accessible to them 24 hours a day.

To learn more about IBM's AI agents and how they can help your business, visit ibm.com/slash ibm.com/slash agents.

Parking shouldn't slow you down.

ParkWiz gives every driver a shortcut.

Book ahead, save up to 50%, and skip the hassle of circling the block.

Park smarter, park faster, parkwiz.

Download the ParkWiz app today and save every time you park.

The Revolutionary Cera V Balancing Air Foam Cleanser is a powerful gentle cleanser with new glycolysine technology that traps oil like a magnet.

With three essential ceramides, it locks in hydration and brings the balance your skin needs.

It provides eight-hour oil control plus 24-hour hydration.

New Ceravi Balancing Air Foam Cleanser for Combination Skin from the number one dermatologist recommended skincare brand.

CeraVee has a cleanser for every skin type.

Find yours.

Ocho CJ Carr matched the Notre Dame freshman record with four touchdown passes, and Jeremiah Love caught two of those passes and rushed for two more scores as the Fighting Irish beat Arkansas 56-13.

Carr, 22-30, 354, matched the touchdown passing records up by Ron Paulus and threw four scores in the first career game against Northwestern in 1994.

Carr, a red shirt freshman, threw for 294 and the four touchdowns in the first half, leading the scoring drive 75, 73, 75, 70, 75, and 45 yards.

He didn't play the fourth quarter as Notre Dame led by 36 points.

Ojo, you're impressed with the Fighting Irish?

Yeah.

They had a bad loss.

Was it last week, Ocho, that they lost?

There was a good bounce back based on what happened last week.

Yep.

The group got themselves together, dust itself off, come back, make a statement, have a statement game.

This was their statement game.

This was their statement game.

Now, what you want to do as far as for the fighting Irish, you don't want to lose any more games, huh?

No.

You can't.

You can't.

you're done you lose another game you're done you're not going anywhere you're not i don't believe there'll be a team to make the college football playoffs not just now maybe oh joe if they expand it with too long yeah no

i mean you look at what they did uh they had 431 yards passing they had 210 yards rushing that's 600 and 40 uh 641 uh yards uh arkansas had 17 damn joe joe might need to get back out there.

Joe might, you need to invest some money, Joe, in this program.

Y'all want to, you know, keep stuff like this from happening.

30 rushes, 158 yards for Arkansas, 17 to 32, 207.

No touchdowns, one interception.

But Notre Dame got it going early and often.

They scored 14 in the first quarter, 28 in the second quarter.

So they had 40.

It was 42, 13 at the half.

They got seven in the third.

And so

Carr didn't play in the fourth quarter, but there was no need for him to play.

But they look good.

They look, look,

they played an inferior team.

And when you play an inferior team, you're killing that with a slate.

That's what it should look like.

You're absolutely right, Ocho.

But this is what we need to see when you play the big boys.

Well,

maybe, maybe you're not going to see 56-13, but you need to see a little bit.

Ocho, hold on.

Who did they lose to?

Was it Northern Illinois last year that they ended up losing to?

I think they lost to Texas A ⁇ M.

They're like, hold on.

I'm like, come on, man.

What are you doing?

Right, right.

i think that's who they might have lost to texas a m this year

they've lost a couple of games this year but uh

yeah they lost 40 41 last year

texas and didn't they lose to northern illinois last year also

yes yeah that was the game that

right that was the game that you know uh uh

i think he reached out to the coach and the cold coach told him how they beat him and some of the tendencies some of the things that was that was going on but uh this is a big way to get a nasty taste out of your mouth yeah losing is to go on the road and thump somebody by the score of 56 to 13.

number 15 tennessee beats mississippi state 41 34 in overtime the volunteers finished with 466 total yards of offense uh

mississippi state had was was had this game and then the quarterback quarterback all of a sudden he couldn't keep his feet.

He rolled out.

Feet go out from under him.

I just don't.

Sometimes I don't understand these teams.

They be playing so good and just methodically just moving the ball up and down the field.

Short stuff, intermediate stuff, sprinkle some runs in, a little screen here and there.

And then all of a sudden, they forget what they did to get them to lead.

Or, you know, they get conservative, Ocho.

Listen, it's always getting conservative.

You throw everything in the kitchen sink at them, then you run out of plays to call.

So when you run out of plays to call, what's the first thing you do?

You go in your safe box.

Your safe box will get you beat every time.

You're right.

Tennessee got a heck of a schedule.

They still got Alabama on their schedule.

What's Tennessee's schedule looking like?

Because

they lost to, I think, Georgia in overtime last

Oh, here it is, right here.

Got it in the game right here.

Oh, they got Oklahoma still on the schedule.

They got Bama in Bama.

Aguilar threw for 24-40.

335 with touchdowns, two interceptions.

They ran the ball 32 times for 131 yards.

Had two receivers go over 100 yards receiving.

Mississippi State

shaping 18 to 29, 180, one touchdown, one interception.

They ran the ball 57 times.

Damn.

57 rush attempts for 198 yards.

57.

God damn.

That's what I said.

But Tennessee, they found a way to get it done.

Stopped them on fourth down in overtime, and they get a much-needed hard-fought victory on the road against an SEC opponent.

Tennessee escapes 41-34 for Mississippi State in overtime.

Louisville student manager got into a scuffle with Pitt defensive back over football after Pitt said, you see, OJ.

For those unaware, each team brings their own balls to the game.

After the pick six, the ball boy job is to retrieve the ball back, but the guys wasn't playing fair.

Ojo, have you ever seen a a situation like that before?

Nah,

that was my first time seeing something like that.

And obviously, the ball boy wanted the ball back because it was the other team's ball.

It was his team's ball.

It was West Virginia's ball, right?

Because that game was at West Virginia, right, Ash?

Louisville.

So Louisville Pitt picked it off.

Yeah.

So it was, it was, it was, so the game was at home on the road.

But either way, it was their ball.

Because it was the opposing team's ball.

His job is to get the ball back

he wanted to keep it he wanted to keep the interception ball yeah yeah so he want he was he was playing with he want i guess he was gonna throw it up at the stands and give it to the opposing team i mean to the to the fans right

now normally we see we see the ball boy ocho running you know keeping up he likes the guys running he keeping up with him we see that from time to time yeah but i don't know if i've ever seen a situation like this you're like hey they're like bro back up man

he wasn't playing by

He was not playing by trying to get that ball back.

But that was Louisville ball boy, though, right?

Yeah.

Like, bro, back up, man.

You're doing too much.

You take this job way too serious, bro.

They'll probably tell him, say, hey, look, I understand

you're doing your job, but in a situation like that, just let it go.

Let it go.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Hey, you hard work.

Hey, he's a hard worker, Ocho.

He goes for A.

He's a guy.

Hey, he followed.

He followed instructions.

And you know, listen, it ain't only the players that's getting paid now.

You know,

everybody get a little check out there.

I need that.

Now, I think that I don't know a ball boy yet, but he get to travel to Ocho.

You know what I'm saying?

I get to travel.

Ocho, think about it now.

If you're a college student.

Now, a lot of times the ball boy might be one of the coaches' sons or something like that.

Because a lot of times the ball boys were coaches' kids, you know, somebody that worked that worked for the Broncos or worked for the Ravens, you know, Kyle, uh, Kyle, uh,

uh, Coop son, Clint, he got two sons, Clint and uh, Klein.

I think he got three boys, but two of them off as a coordinator.

Clint called plays for Seattle, yeah.

They used to be out there shagging balls, they used to do all kinds of stuff.

So that was the thing, you know, the coaches' kids, you know, position coaches, DB coaches, whatever, they shag balls.

Right.

Now, everybody didn't get to go, but you know, a lot of times, coach's son, before they had the cordless mic, coach, remember they used to have the cord.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

And so the coach's son or somebody had to carry the coach's son because you didn't want people stepping on it.

Right.

And I remember, hey, I remember Jeffy Gathers

was supposed to be going into the game.

And he didn't see the cord.

And by this time, they had pulled a cord.

So jumping.

Jumping.

Yeah.

So

Jumping was going.

He was getting ready just to step over it.

Yeah.

They snatched the cord.

So Jumpy getting ready to step over it.

It caught his foot.

Man, Jumpy, like,

going out.

Man, it's the stuff that happened on the sideline, Ocho.

I used to be laughing.

Hey, some of the fucking

coaches get run over.

Yeah.

Get ready.

You got to make sure you're okay, Ocho.

Make sure you're okay.

Oh, he get up.

It's over.

You laughing.

What?

And don't, hey, don't let us win the game and you got run over and you get your ass on that bus.

Right.

Oh, you're going to get it.

You're going to get it.

What?

Forever.

Forever.

Oh, it'd be 10 years deep.

Hey, man, you remember you got ran over in Indy?

Hey, that's one of them everlasting moments that ain't ever going.

T-Mobile's Friday Night 5G Lights is back for another season of hometown pride and big wins.

T-Mobile brings communities together by giving high schools across America the chance to turn their Friday nights into something unforgettable.

So far, 25 finalists have won a $25,000 grant to upgrade their stadiums, and now these schools are going head-to-head for the $1 million grand prize package.

We're talking a game-changing homefield upgrade, a Gronk Fitness Weight Room Makeover, an epic tailgate party, and a VIP trip to the SEC Championship.

The winner?

That's up to you.

Head to FridayNight5GLights.com to meet the finalists and vote for your favorite school.

Go back every day until October 24th.

The champ will be announced on October 30th.

Vote today, keep voting, and help one school make history.

Let's go.

There's nothing like sinking into luxury.

At washablesofas.com, you'll find the Anibay sofa, which combines ultimate comfort and design at an affordable price.

And get this, it's the only sofa that's fully machine washable from top to bottom, starting at only $699.

The stain-resistant performance fabric slip covers and cloud-like frame duvet can go straight into your wash.

Perfect for anyone with kids, pets, or anyone who loves an easy-to-clean, spotless sofa.

With a modular design and changeable slip covers, you can customize your sofa to fit any space and style.

Whether you need a single chair, love seat, or a luxuriously large sectional, Anibay has you covered.

Visit washable sofas.com to upgrade your home.

Right now, you can shop up to 60% off store-wide with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Shop now at washable sofas.com.

Add a little

to your life.

Offers are subject to change and certain restrictions may apply.

Malcolm Gladwell here.

I recently recorded the first episode of Smart Talks with IBM, where I learned how AI agents are joining AI assistants as a major productivity tool.

Let's start with AI agents.

AI agents can reason, plan, and collaborate with other AI tools to autonomously perform tasks for a user.

Brian Bissell, an expert from IBM, gave me an example of how a college freshman might use an AI agent.

As a new student, you may not know, how do I deal with my health and wellness issue?

How many credits am I going to get for this given class?

You could talk to someone and find out some of that, but maybe it's a little bit sensitive and you don't want to do that.

Bissell told me you could build an AI agent, a resource for new students that helps them navigate a new campus, register for classes, access the services they need, and even schedule appointments on their behalf, which in turn buys them more time to focus on their actual schoolwork.

We can see patterns of how agents and assistants can help employees and customers and end users be more productive, automate workflows so they're not doing certain types of repetitive work over and over again, and streamlining their lives and making data more accessible to them 24 hours a day.

To learn more about IBM's AI agents and how they can help your business, visit ibm.com slash agents.

Parking shouldn't slow you down.

ParkWiz gives every driver a shortcut.

Book ahead, save up to 50%, and skip the hassle of circling the block.

Park smarter, park faster, park whiz.

Download the ParkWiz app today and save every time you park.

I couldn't even believe it was real.

Join me, Tatiana Siegel, executive editor of film and media at Variety, for a four-part tale of youthful ambition, artistic integrity, and the dark side of fame.

Just like my parents talk about they knew where they were when John F.

Kennedy was killed.

Pretty much everyone I know knows exactly where they were when River died.

Featuring new interviews with Samantha Mathis, Dr.

Drew Pinski, Corey Feldman, and more.

Listen to Variety Confidential on the iHeartRadio app or wherever you get your podcasts.

Man, hey, that manager's like, look here, I wonder if they get scholarship.

Oh, Joe, he might get partial scholarship for that.

Who that?

The student manager.

He might get some books, some tuition off of his tuition.

Roger, probably.

Listen, I know we get a little chunk of change now.

I just know it.

Oh, Joe, Oklahoma State five veteran coach Mike Gundy earlier this week, this is what the greatest head coach in college football had to say about Gundy's firing.

Some people have a tougher time embracing the whole idea of paying players, especially some of us old-timers.

It's a little bit more difficult.

Coaching is teaching, and teaching is the ability to inspire learning.

For those of us who kind of get that, that's been our self-gratification for so many years.

Embracing paying the players has been a little bit harder and i think ultimately that's what got them at oklahoma state

it's gonna get dabbo too

oh yeah absolutely because he when dabbo was supposed to be gone dabbo supposed to have been left when he said the moment they start playing oh joe before you go dabo said the moment they start playing paying college players

yeah listen they that's that i call that small talk um it's when it's small when you're talking small talk you're just talking just to talk.

You know, good and well, you're gonna go on the web.

And the fact that if you don't want to pay, now you're seeing

it might cost you your job on the back end

because you got the plate, you got to pay to win.

One thing you got to do in life,

no matter what you do, is you got to evolve with the times, pay to play, you got to evolve with the times, it's

not pay for win.

Hey,

this notion, hey, well, if you're tired of winning, no, the expectations are you just can't win, Dabo.

No.

You can't.

And you know that.

I don't, Ocho,

I don't care if somebody else is getting paid as long as I'm getting paid.

You think I, let's just say for the sake of argument, Ocho.

I make 5 million.

Yeah.

All of a sudden, I work for this company and they want to pay the janitor just 700,000.

Why I care?

Right.

His His $700,000 ain't coming out of my pay.

Right.

Dabbo makes $11, $12 million a year.

Why do you care in order to still field a good competitive team and go to that and win national championships?

Why do you care?

Right.

If a player makes a million, $2 million, it's not coming out of your salary.

I don't know.

Just some, you know, he's an old school coach, y'all.

Yes.

You know, I think I think such and such making so I don't care what such and such make.

not one dime came out of Shannon's pocket so guess what I'm happy such and such making this right as long as it don't come out of my pocket as long as you don't take from me to pay somebody else I don't give a damn who gets paid yeah

I think also you know you know how it is too with kids they already don't listen with no money you add money it's a whole different ball game but you know that whole it's the same oh Joe it's the same look listen a lot of kids now are like this.

Yeah, the more you give a kid, the more

you, it is what it is.

But guess what?

It's on a one-year thing.

College scholarship, you have to renew the college scholarship.

You don't get a scholarship for four years,

it gets renewed every year.

Yeah, okay.

He unruly, move on,

move on.

The ones that want to be there, the ones that have aspirations of going further,

will listen, do what they need to do, make their money, and move on.

Those that won't, those that don't, you're going to have to move on without.

Oh, Joe, there have been good players in the NFL that teams have had to let go.

There have been good players

at any job sometimes that don't want to listen, that you have to let go.

It is what it is.

But Coach Saban said it.

Some of us old-timers, that's why Coach Saban left.

Everybody knows what I think of St.

Nick, but that's why.

Yeah.

I mean, that was common sense.

Yes.

But Coach Saban had one of the biggest car dealerships in the country.

Damn.

Listen,

I'm picking up what you're putting down.

I'm picking up what you're putting down.

Did you see?

Who is that, Ocho?

Texas.

When they had them recruits and they had all them Ferraris and Lambos and McLaren's line up.

Out in the stadium, front of the stadium?

Yes.

Salutely.

Now, you know, all of a sudden, a demon don't look, and I like, I got a challenge.

I got the Black Ghost.

Right.

But all of a sudden, I'm seeing Ferrari and Lambos and McLaren's.

Right.

You know what?

All of a sudden, that Hellcat and that demon and that, ooh.

It ain't the same.

That track honk don't look the same, Ocho.

I like track hawks.

It ain't the same.

And Coach Sabin said, he said, we got a hard time.

We're not used to players getting paid

that we knew about.

But now

we know about it, it's harder for them to adjust, Ocho.

That's just the side of the times, Ocho.

Guess what?

It used to be a situation that players didn't make more than coaches.

So you had some level of control.

Now the players are making 10 times what the coach makes.

Oh, yeah.

At least double.

Except the big coaches.

Well, I mean, just think about it.

Probably the highest paid coach now might be Andy Reid.

Let's just say Andy Reed makes 18 million.

How many players in the NFL are making more than 18 million?

300, 400?

I mean, how many quarterbacks?

Ocho, think about how far you got to go down before you find a quarterback that's making 20 million.

I mean, because it started 60,

and now you got receivers making 40.

You got edge rushers making 40.

You got corners making 20.

Yeah.

Hell, you got a tight end making 19.

Running backs making 20.

So.

You probably got at least 100 players,

at least 100, I'd say 100, at least making $20 million a year, Ocho.

At least 100 NFL players.

Man, you won't believe what I just did, man.

What'd you just do?

I just went to drink the bowl.

It's covered with ants.

Oh, you must have left it out.

It's right here in front of me.

You just opened it?

No, it's been sitting there.

I've been, you know, sipping.

But when I just drank just now, I'm like, what the hell is all this

on my lips?

It's covered with ants.

So I done drank some of the ants by accident.

You say you tried, you say you like chocolate-covered ants.

So they just didn't have no chocolate on them.

Nah.

Damn.

Well,

you all right.

It won't kill you.

You'd have ate worse things than that.

Like what?

No, no.

I'm on probation.

I've been taught probation.

Yeah.

Russell Wilson could be on the trade block for several teams.

Despite Wilson publicly stating that he's not going to request a trade from the Giants, he's expected to emerge as a major trade candidate prior to the November 4th deadline.

Quarterback injuries have already hit the Commanders, Vikings, 49ers, and Bengals.

Ocho, which team could you see shooting their shot at Russ?

I mean, look at the situation for the teams.

You just made you said commanders, Jayden Daniels will be back.

Viking, JJ McCarthy, how long JJ out?

JJ's not out that long.

They didn't say.

I think they said two, maybe two weeks.

Yeah, so JJ will be back.

If anything, the only team that makes sense, whose quarterback is going to be out for a substantial amount of time is the Bengals.

So, I mean, russell wilson to the bengals if anything i mean i like it uh being that russell wilson to throw the ball and he goes to a situation that's a little bit better for him because you have players around you well you don't have to elevate them they're going to elevate your play being that what he has at his disposal as far as weaponry is concerned joe burrow doesn't come back to december and the funny thing depending on how we play this year If we're not doing well, Monday night is going to be a tall tale for that.

Depending on how that game goes, there's a chance Russell Russell might be in the building next week.

I think the thing is, the problem is, OJo,

he'll be going to a team that his offensive line isn't much better than what he's leaving in New York.

Oh, yeah.

Oh, yeah.

But listen.

Now,

he does have, he does, but we've seen at the end of the day, it's hard to throw back, get completions on your back.

Yeah, yeah, most definitely.

Most definitely.

Most definitely.

But it's sure going to be sweet having one in five to throw to, though.

Yeah, for sure.

It's gonna be sweet having one in five to throw to.

I know, I can tell you that.

Jake Brownie got one in five to throw to, but you see him running for his life,

and he's gonna be running for his life again.

Because guess what?

Yeah,

the Broncos could rush the passer.

Oh, man, we ain't paying the Broncos no mad man.

You gotta rush the passer.

Broncos the man.

Because I'm telling you, when we come on the show Monday, when you come on the show.

No, Sunday night.

Oh, it's over for you.

Monday, Monday, Monday, Monday.

It's a Monday night game.

Do me a favor.

Don't come on here sad.

Don't come on here with no excuse.

I ain't gonna be sad.

Sean Payton did this and Bo Nicks didn't do that.

I don't want to hear nothing.

One thing about one thing I know about Jake Browning, he has never lost a Monday night game.

He ain't never played one either.

No,

it's a Monday night game.

Does that matter?

All right, you'll see.

Okay, we'll see.

Lance Briggs apparently gave one of the worst halftime speeches ever.

Take a listen to this, Ocho.

Wait, Briggs

said the worst speech I've ever heard in my entire

career.

Like high school, college, and pro.

It was the worst.

We were losing to Cincinnati.

Lance was in charge of the huddle that week because I think Lak was out.

I think Lack was hurt that year.

So Lance gets everybody together.

He said, I usually don't say nothing.

I usually don't speak up on hundreds matters like this.

But everybody

gets saying, man, I got something to say.

And I usually don't do this.

Man, we

got to win.

Read in, man.

The worst

speech.

That was it.

And everyone, when he said it was like

he didn't motivate nothing he didn't motivate offense but man we lost worse after this i felt like quick we came out and scored five more touchdowns after that speech last bridge you're one of the worst motivational speakers i ever heard in my life you still want just not just not for motivational speeches

Hey, but that's funny, man.

I was waiting on something deep.

I was waiting on something deep and philosophical.

When it comes to speeches,

the best person I know,

when I think about giving speeches,

and

I ain't even play with Ray.

I ain't even play with Ray.

But when it come to, you know, motivating and

the right things, man, Ray special, boy.

Man, I was tired.

Man, when you talk about breaking up, any dogs in the house?

Right.

I did that the first week.

Right.

I was out of breath.

I moved to the back.

Hey, oh cho, I ride that there with him.

Hit it all to the house.

Hit a dog in the house.

I ride that with him, oh cho.

The next week, I'm in the back.

Yep, I'm here.

Hey, boy, Adam boy used to be.

Hey, y'all, y'all used to be getting turned.

Oh, we'll be hype.

Hey,

the greatest intro Shug

had,

still has the greatest intro

in in sports history.

Nobody will ever top that entry.

Easily.

Nobody.

Nobody will ever top Shill's entry.

Yeah.

Nobody.

So don't try.

Look,

if you want, John Wall Dougie,

you never had an entry, an intro.

Nobody, Michael Jordan's bull, and that guard, 6'6 from North Carolina.

Yeah.

Hey, and from at 6'8 from St.

Benz and St.

Mary.

Yeah.

Ain't nobody touching shoes ain't nothing like ray boy

it wasn't nothing like ray

yeah but i couldn't man i done i had done got old ocho i had to i had to get to the back i ain't had them kind of lungs on me no more man

you hey

because i was already i'm already like see me and you a lot of light see i'm already an emotional player i already get hype oh yeah so the last thing i need

Man, I end up talking man.

I let them boys talk me up, Ocho.

Yeah.

You know, I used to give you these these pills to get you, to get you, you know, get you, get you going.

Yeah.

So they're like, man, I said, man,

man, give me one of them things.

So I took two of them, Mocho.

Two?

Before the game?

Like, 30 minutes before the game, Mocho.

Now, as a matter of fact, Ocho, like, we coming off the field, so I get to we get to the locker room.

Right.

Hey, man, let me get, hey, let me get everybody.

I see everybody else taking a mojo.

I'm rookie, hey man, give me that, right?

Man,

my

be fast.

I said, well, you know what, you know, hey, and I'm looking, you know, everybody got headphones on you, so I got me some headphones.

You know, I have my hairphones, so so I would get right to Ocho.

I would be, yeah.

But my heart was like, okay, let me take the headphones off.

Yeah, maybe, maybe that's, maybe it's the music.

Shall I take them deep breaths?

My heart ain't slowing down, though, Ocho.

Ocho,

we win the kick and we deferred.

So I gotta run.

So, Ocho, I gotta run down.

No, no, no, no, no.

We lost the kick.

I'm on kick return.

Right.

So, you know, I got to go.

So, you know, Ocho, I got to run back.

I run back.

Hey.

Hey, they called 12 personnel.

I ain't going to be able to go in there.

What happened?

I couldn't catch my breath, Ocho.

I had to go.

ocho i had to go get on oxygen

what the hell they gave you

i think they gave me fin fin

ocho

i swear i swear my heart beat my heart had to be racing about 200 about 205 210 beats a minute minute

oh you i thought i was gonna have a heart attack man

Because I'm already, because I'm already, I already get pumped.

Yeah.

Man, I like to die.

Because I, because, because I, oh, Joe, I had to, I really, this is why I stopped listening, but I had to listen to something like slow music.

I needed something to slow me down.

So I needed a Maxwell.

I needed a Michelle Ndiegocello.

I needed Sade.

I needed something to slow me down.

Oh, Joe, I would literally run one play.

and have to come out the game and get on oxygen.

Oh, you're, I'll be, oh, you're so hyped, right?

I'll be so excited.

Man, ocho, I mean, I run down there because the kickoff back then see it's not like it is now.

Oh, Joe, they let you get as far as you want to.

Oh, you're allowed up at 15 yards, right?

And uh, Treadwell was our first kicker.

He would look to the left, you good?

Look to the right.

I was on the left-hand side.

He looked, I'm good.

But I'm way back there, Ocho.

Man, would I joke?

Hey, would that joke drop his head?

Ocho, you gone.

When he kicked the ball, Ocho, I'm in a full spirit.

By the time the guy said

to turn around, you probably gone by him.

I pushed him in his chest.

He done.

He gone.

Hey, and you run it.

So, you know, I was a three.

So

I'm right there on the numbers.

I'm the three.

I'm knifing it.

Go away from if you want to.

I'm knifing

right away.

But I'm going straight to the oxygen tank.

Just so you know.

Just so you know.

Hell no.

Hey, that's funny.

That's funny.

If you notice, Ocho, I wasn't one of those guys that, like, when my team teammate scored, oh, if I wasn't in the end zone, I'd get you on the sideline.

I'm out of gas, Ocho.

I ain't got nothing for you.

I need to be in the end zone when you score or close by.

Other than that, I'm blowed.

Catch you on the sideline?

Yeah, I'll catch him on the sideline.

Ocho, we're back with our newest segment, Player Fade, presented by Prize Fix.

How it works.

The Nightcap staff have made lineups for the picks.

Either you play the lineup or make some changes, choosing more or less.

I'm going to get this right.

Promo Square, Jalen Hurts, more than 0.5 passing yards.

That's an easy one.

I got that.

Daniel Jones, who they play?

More than 1.5 touchdown passes.

Who are they playing?

The Rams.

In

LA

I don't think they're going to lose.

They're playing in LA.

Don't mean nothing.

Daniel Jones looked like a whole different quarterback.

I'm going under

less.

Michael Parsons, more than 0.75 sacks in his return.

More.

He gonna get at least one.

Two.

All he needs is one.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Hey, man, where are these little motherfuckers coming from?

Man, and you're talking about come visit you.

You got ants.

Man, I wish I might.

You don't got no ants?

No, I ain't got no ants.

80, 80, hey, um, these sugar ants.

I had ants because somebody thought this was a dinner table.

Who?

Because what?

No, because you eat.

Because you eat it.

I'm like, well, damn.

I got a bar.

They got

four chairs.

I got a breakfast thing.

They got five chairs.

And I got another seating area that holds 12 people.

Jordan eating here.

And then throw the stuff in the trash.

And left it there.

And you know what you call the energy drink queen over here.

That's all she do and throw everything in the trash.

Hey, you heard me, huh?

It's them little sugar ants.

Okay, they're ants.

Hey, how they, you know, I always be confused about

like, ain't nothing here.

How the hell they get in the house?

Easy.

They got a key.

No, I'm for real.

I'm just, I'm just curious.

Oh, Joe, you see how small ants are?

You make it seem like they're an elephant.

They just walk right up under the door.

Did y'all have rain?

Had it rained in Miami?

All day to day, man.

When you want to get out the rain?

All right.

That's how it works, Ocho.

Okay, I got you.

I ain't really had no problem with ants or infestation before, so it's kind of new to me.

How it works, Ocho?

Animals want to get out the rain.

So guess what?

They're going to go someplace where it's dry.

Ocho, hey, I heard Ocho place

is nice and dry.

Okay, let's meet over there.

Yeah.

Ta-da.

I know how to kill them, though.

They got a little thing at Walmart.

It's like a little circle, and they go to it, and they all die.

I'm going to go get that in the morning.

So that's what you're thinking, huh?

Yeah,

combat.

It's called combat.

I don't know what it's called, but I know if

you don't get somebody to come out there, they're going to be back.

Yeah,

I'm mad because I drunk them by accident.

You okay, OJ?

They ain't going to kill you.

Like I say, you don't ate worse stuff.

Not really.

I mean, what?

Like, like,

you know.

I'm on conversation probation until 26.

And my parole officer is watching watching the show.

Oh, Lord.

Oh, Joe.

The bleeding continued at the U.S.

team at the Ryder, the 45th Ryder Cup.

Americans lost three of four foresome matches and trailed the Europeans 8-5 in what quickly becoming a

Beth Page Black blowout.

But third straight session, very little went right for the U.S.

team only to win to...

to only one of its three losses reached the 17th hole.

Barring a miraculous comeback the u.s team and danger losing the rider club for the 11th time in the past 15 matches to the europeans on american soil for the first time since 2012.

man look here

i follow golf a little bit right some of these guys oh cho i heard of it and they kicking the mess out of guys that i know right

But you know what?

We shouldn't be surprised.

Tiger Woods, many believe is the greatest golfer.

He was terrible in Ryder Cup.

Phil Mickelson was terrible at Ryder Cup.

Yeah.

And it's a lot of the guys that's that you don't think of, I don't know, maybe the Europeans, maybe they just get up for it.

Maybe that's maybe that's everything to them.

But all I know is they put foots to Americans, you know what, when it comes to this.

Yeah.

The Ryder Cup.

Yes.

And

yeah, I'm not, you know, I'm not much of a

golfer, let alone a golf fan in general.

But

I'm assuming they've been dominating us for a very long time.

Well, if they win this one, oh, Joe, they ain't even, oh, Joe, they're beating us 5-4.

That means they're up five holes with four holes to play.

There's nothing you can do.

Right.

They're beating us 6-5.

They're beating us 4-3.

Come on, man.

Damn.

It's times like that.

It's times like that where they could use my expertise

and my skill.

Man, this is ridiculous, man.

I mean,

I can't remember big time last time.

Big John Ron won something, he out there putting foots in everybody.

Scotty Sheffler is the best golfer in the world by far.

Yeah, Scotty, that's my dog.

Well, well, you need to call your dog and tell him he needs to do something.

I'm a dog.

Cause everybody putting foots in us.

I miss the rider cup.

We dumb.

I don't give a damn what it's called.

We kind of dominate every other thing, especially individually.

Well, I tell you what,

they're going to need to win probably about 15 of these matches.

What's the likelihood?

Man, we down 11.

What we down?

11 to 4 and a half?

Yeah.

11 and a half to four and a half.

Really?

Man, this thing

do something, fight.

At least pinch him.

Man, this is man, this is ridiculous.

Man, look here, Ocho, this thing ain't even close.

My sister in here watching, I said, why are you watching it?

Man, somebody won't nothing fall for us.

I mean,

she all lit it.

Oh, man.

That's funny.

Yeah, she all lit it.

Obviously, my brother had surgery yesterday, so he don't he listening to it, but he ain't he can't watch it.

How you feeling?

He good, yeah, yeah.

He uh

he has to spend um

basically, he's spending probably about 16 of his hours face down,

16.

Yep,

oh, he get no, he had gotta be in that face cradle, right?

Like the massage table, basically.

Yep.

Yeah.

Yep.

Dang.

Yeah, it's tough.

Now it's time for our final segment of the evening.

It's time for Q and A.

Let me throw this can out there.

Well, hell, you done drunk most of them.

Now you might as well finish them off.

He talking about, he talked about maybe throwing the can can away.

He done drunk a whole can full of.

Yeah.

Bring them back, Ocho.

I mean, them cousins and friends that you throwing in the trash.

The rest of them want to join your rest of their family in your belly.

Nah.

I only smaller like three, huh?

That's three more than you should have.

Aaron Jones said the rider cup is embarrassing.

Whoever coaches the team needs to be gone.

We have the best in the world.

We don't.

I think Keegan Bradley is the captain.

Isn't Keegan Bradley the captain?

I'm almost certain it is.

Look, you got, I think the thing is, Ocho, is that you have to understand.

I heard

the guy talking the other day.

Keegan Bradley is the captain.

And then, you know,

but he was said is that

according to the course,

the Europeans,

they pick guys, let's just say it's a dog leg this way.

They pick guys that can play the dog legs well.

Right.

The first hole is kind of set up like the last hole and boom, boom, boom.

And there's a 60% chance if you win the first hole, you're probably going to win the matchup, so forth and so on.

So they get guys accordingly.

They're just not necessarily taking the best player.

We're taking the best players that might not fit the golf course.

Oh, so I mean, listen,

it's golf.

It's golf.

you have golfers that play better on certain courses yes

well I mean if it yes if it's that easy and that strategic then we should be able to do the same thing well we not

so we not

that's nice that's nice if there's a course that you need to draw you need to fade you get stingers it all depends right and it seems like they they push all the right effing buttons every effing time

i mean if i was a golf you know if boy, if I was, ooh,

boy, if I was really a golf, golf fanatic, and we getting the dough blow out like, man, please.

Oh,

talking may him podcast said Deion Sanders needs to actually recruit, LOL, sitting these players homes and recruit, overhauling your team every year via portal doesn't work, but

maybe, maybe.

Maybe.

It's going to be hard for you to recruit.

I mean, I look at it like this.

If Coach Saban, Coach Bryant, Joe Paterno, Barry Schwitzer, Dr.

Tom Osborne,

if they went to players' houses,

I understand your time.

Hold on.

You don't think time went to players' houses?

That's it to my understanding he doesn't

i guess he meeting when they when the on the official when the visit right um see if we can get confirmation of that ash

i think i see i see pride i see prime as a coach that would would want to meet the parents face to face though

well we're about to find out

Look, obviously he can't travel.

You know, look, he really has some limitations now dealing with that bladder issue.

He had the surgery.

How soon could he fly after the surgery?

You know,

right.

He does not do in-home visits.

Oh, shit.

Okay, that's different.

And coaches are going to look, players are going to look at that like, oh, you too good to come to us.

Because as I said, I'm, oh Joe.

Let me ask you a question.

Let's just say for the sake of argument,

you wanted your girlfriend to meet your family.

And she said, nah, I don't meet family.

Tell me what you're thinking.

Why?

Matter of fact.

I don't do that.

That's not what I do.

Matter of fact, if you don't want to meet my family and you don't do that, they're saying you ain't really the one for me.

Okay.

I'm going to make it easy.

Okay.

Yeah.

Hey, could you imagine Prime

walking to your house?

Yes, I could.

The same thing I imagine if Coach Sabin walked into my home.

If Barry Switzer or Dr.

Tom Osborne,

absolutely, or Coach Bear Bryant walks into my living room, walks into my grandmother's house.

Dean Smith walks into my grandmother's house.

John Wooden, Coach Wooden, walks into my grandmother's house.

Absolutely, I know what that means.

Hey, hold on.

Can you imagine?

You know what's going to happen, right?

You know, that's going to be a whole fiasco.

Boy, y'all boy won't believe who coming to the house to sit down with me and moms and pops.

They absolutely.

And everybody, the whole family doesn't show up.

Whole neighborhood.

Whole neighborhood outside waiting.

Yep.

Yes.

I can imagine.

Yes.

That lets me know they really want.

Look here, Ocho.

If Coach Sabin show up, what that telling you?

If Coach Wooden, Coach Dean Smith, if they they show up to you, because come on, Ocho, a lot of these, not every now, everybody ain't gonna be middle class, but everybody ain't got no screen doors that's hanging off, and everybody don't live in the projects.

But for

Coach Sabin or one of these big-time coaches to come sit there on my,

I got duct tape,

electric tape.

I got a uh, we got phone books, and Sears and Roebuck books, and JC Penny books that's holding up the coffee table here for him to come sit down.

Oh man, please.

That'd be a huge honor.

An unbelievable honor.

But you know what?

It's so funny these days.

You ain't got to do that.

You just open up your checkbook.

They still coming.

Yeah.

Them parents want to see you.

How you going to treat?

How you going to make my son a better player?

How you going to make my son a better man?

And how you going to to get him to the NFL?

Because I want to hear you tell me that in my home.

Right.

Yeah, that's just, it's just,

it's too many, too many, too many discrepancies.

And

I don't know.

It's different.

I'm just saying, OJo.

Yeah, I know.

I know what you mean.

I know what you mean.

But we do have to understand this is prime.

We're talking about, you know,

homes.

homes and need you need but you have but he has to understand this ain't nobody this ain't just no anybody ocho he embarked he embarked into a job that this is what's required see i can't ojo i can't say man i don't really like blood if i'm a veterinarian man i don't like blood but i'm gonna be a doctor doctor right right right right you're a coach now yeah

you're prime and i understand you're coach prime but there are certain aspects that comes along with coaching yeah that's above the individual.

Yeah.

I know.

Yeah.

Like I said, all I'm saying is this: I know two coaches, and I know

Ozzie Newsom, who was my former boss, general manager.

Bear Bryant came and sat down in his house.

Coach Bryant won six national championships.

Those top players,

Coach Sabin, won seven national championships.

He came into people's grandmother's homes, moms' homes, uncles, aunts.

Yeah.

Sat on the couch, sat at a dinner table, saw the cross, and told them what he was going to do for their young, for their sons, their grandsons, their nephews.

That goes a long way.

That means something.

Because I want a man to look.

Ocho, you know how we think.

Oh, you think you too.

Ocho, you think you're too good to come to my house huh

oh that was okay

that's fine jakur said what up what's with deon sanders time to have a conversation about him uh or is it pat the former trash bingles uh coordinator sorry you know what bingles

look

The first couple of drives, I thought, like, man, man, see, you look real, the man, the buns look really good.

Yeah,

really good.

But, man, damn, the defense, man, can't stop anybody.

And then on third down, it's a struggle to get third and one, third and four.

I was just like,

oh.

I don't know.

Maybe they need, maybe they need an offensive coordinator with more imagination.

I don't know, y'all.

Hey, huh?

Imagination, no imagination.

What you need to execute the plays on the field?

Jims and Joes.

There you go.

And that's no disrespect to them young bulls out there.

You're right.

You got to have the players.

But how do you get said players to go to Colorado?

Money talks in this day and age.

Everybody has a price.

Everybody.

Okay.

Shakur said they need Turkey and Jesus in Boulder.

I guess they need your Royal Highness.

Hey, he was talking trash?

SMB, I think that's his name, Ben Salman.

The Your Royal Highness, Your Majesty, or what the name that he goes by.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I mean, well, if you had that kind of money, you definitely probably could get some players.

Yes, sir.

You had that kind of money, Colorado would be undefeated because they have every player they want, offense and defense.

Yeah.

Yeah, you definitely did.

Absolutely.

Jolie said, more importantly, Georgia Tech won with former

TMU, Texas A ⁇ M, I guess, Hayes King, and Georgia lost, so it's a great day.

Yes, Georgia stopped a two-point conversion at Wake Forest in order to win the game.

They were behind pretty much the whole day.

Came back and found a way to win.

So, yep, if you're a Tech fan.

I'm trying to figure out.

That's another team that got two names.

The Georgia Tech Yellow Jacket and the Rambling Wreck.

How do you get two names in college football?

Auburn Tigers and the War Eagle?

The Rambling Wreck, the Yellow Jackets?

Man, that's a good question that I don't know the answer to.

Christian Phil said, Glad y'all lost money picking against Bamble, fools.

Who lost money?

You bet against you, bet you bet with Bamboo.

I ain't, I ain't, I don't bet.

Oh,

I mean, had I, I probably would have lost.

I probably would have given up, I'd have gave up those two and a half.

Yeah.

Because it wasn't like a whole bunch.

And then, you know,

I mean, we saw Georgia on the neutral.

We saw Georgia, Florida State.

And then, yeah, they blew the doors.

They blew the doors off somebody 73, 77 or nothing.

And then they beat Wisconsin at home.

And I think they had a bye week.

And then they come to, you know, beat Georgia.

So I probably, had I had a bet, which I don't,

I probably would have lost Ocho.

I ain't gonna even lie.

Kimber Norwood Jr.

said, uh, I'm ready for Nightcalp Bowl on Monday.

Oh, yeah.

I'm ready to.

It's going down, Kimper.

It's going down.

Make sure you have some tissue with you, huh?

All right.

See how you're talking?

Talking really.

Who they,

who they, who they think they're going to beat them bangles.

Yeah, you know.

when they

when they when they gonna win a game, and let me tell you, let me tell you what,

let me tell you what goddamn Uno is gonna do to Patrick Sertain Jr.

What are you gonna do?

Let me tell you what Uno is gonna do to man, take him to the cleaners,

okay,

and and Sertain better hope he better hope he ain't got to deal with goddamn T.

Higgins.

I just hope you better hope he can get it off.

But Bonito coming, coming.

Who?

Bonito.

Man, we ain't worried about Jit.

He be coming up.

He'd be flying off the edge.

Alec, whoa!

He's cool.

Ma'am, Mim's gonna lock him up.

Orlando Brown gonna lock him up.

Mim's gonna, oh man, watch Bonito just dip up on him.

Go.

I think I think Neil.

I thought Bonito probably had like two, probably two, two and a half.

Two and a half, what?

Sacks.

But you don't, hey, you don't even believe that two and a half

can happen

lead demands will jamar chase have over under 13 touchdowns this season

how many he got right now he got one right now right don't you how many touchdowns the chase got

that's a good question i'm not sure we're in week four

i

i'm not sure

He got one.

He had 17 last year.

But he had a couple of games where he had like three or two.

I mean, all it takes, you know, look.

You take one game to catch fire, huh?

Yeah,

and touchdowns like sacks, it comes in bunches.

You'll have, you'll go a stretch, Ocho, where you have four or five games, and you'll have a touchdown every game.

And there, one game will be thrown in there, you'll have two.

And next thing you know, you looked up, like, damn, I ain't have no touchdowns.

Now I got six.

Yeah, that's that's how it happened, too.

That's exactly how it happens.

David Washington said, I'm a lifelong football super fan with deep insight.

Subscribed and ready to prove my takes.

If I'm 90% right, give me a shot on your podcast team.

I mean,

what do you do, David?

I mean, it's not like we don't have a fantasy or a pickup segment, the little segment that we pick for a prize pick.

Kevo,

Kevar, Kevo, Green Bay on upset alert.

Let you tell it.

Nah, hey,

who do the Lions play tomorrow?

The Lions?

He said the

Packers on Cowboys.

The Packers play the Cowboys.

Yeah, no.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Hey, they, man, man, please.

Lions play the Browns.

Now, watch how they struggle against the defense.

Watch.

Hey, everybody in the chat.

Remember this this tomorrow.

Watch.

Now, the Lions might win the game, but watch how the Lions struggle.

What do you mean, might win the game?

Okay.

Adam Jokers good, man.

God damn.

If they had any kind of offense,

oh, yeah.

Man, I'm still getting over.

You see Alabama throw that ball to the tackle?

Yeah, Brady Brother screened to the tackle.

And then he dove, tried to die for the power line, OJo.

Boy,

he trucked the dude.

Bring him right over.

He did.

He did.

Thank you guys for joining us for another episode of Nightcap.

Very, very interesting games tonight.

Colorado lose a heartbreaker interception with 50 seconds to go.

They could have tied the game or taken the lead, but they lose 24-21 to number 25 BYU at home.

Alabama goes into

Athens between the hedges and stuns the Georgia Bulldogs by the score of 24-21.

Penn State lose in double overtime 30-24.

And

O Miss takes down LSU.

Y'all know who I am.

I'm your favorite Uncle Shannon Sharp.

That is my partner and co-host Liberty City's own Bingles Ring of Fame honoree, former Pro Bowler, All-Pro.

He's Chad Ocho Cinco Johnson.

Please make sure you hit that subscribe button.

Please make sure you hit that like button.

And do us a favor, go subscribe to the Nightcap podcast feed wherever you get your podcast from.

Thank you for your support and your continued support.

Please make sure you check out Shea By Laportier.

If you can't find it in a city or state near you, order it online, we'll ship it directly to your door.

The best-tasting premium VSOP cognac on the market.

Don't take my word for it.

Try it for yourself.

I'm sure you'll be convinced this is the best VSUB cognac you've ever tasted.

Make sure you check out

my media company, Shay Shay Media, all of its platforms, and my clothing company, 84, with 84 being spelled out.

That link is pinned in the chat.

We want to thank our special college contributor, Johnny Manzale, every Saturday.

Does a great job.

Make sure you go check out his podcast on YouTube, Glory Days with Johnny Manzale.

We will see you tomorrow after.

Who plays tomorrow night?

Everybody.

Somebody play at nine o'clock in the morning, too.

Oh, Packers Cowboys tomorrow night, don't you?

Oh, that's gonna be a barn burner.

That's gonna be a barn burner.

That's just the appetizer.

Because the entree is Monday night, the second game.

Bronco Country, stand up.

You're gonna be mad, too.

Okay.

You see how you're talking?

I'm just telling you, you,

well, I mean, we already, so

words

don't taste as bad as ants.

So we know you like ants.

So you ate them tonight.

So you'll be eating your words on Monday night.

All right.

Thank you guys for joining us.

I'm Unc, He's Ocho.

We'll see you tomorrow night after the Packers Cowboys.

Thanks for tuning in.

Peace.

Tired of spills and stains on your sofa?

WashableSofas.com has your back, featuring the Anibay Collection, the only designer sofa that's machine-washable inside and out, where designer quality meets budget-friendly prices.

That's right, sofas started just $699.

Enjoy a no-risk experience with pet-friendly, stain-resistant, and changeable slip covers made with performance fabrics.

Experience cloud-like comfort with high-resilience foam that's hypoallergenic and never needs fluffing.

The sturdy steel frame ensures longevity, and the modular pieces can be rearranged anytime.

Check out washable sofas.com and get up to 60% off your Anibay sofa, backed by a 30-day satisfaction guarantee.

If you're not absolutely in love, send it back for a full refund.

No return shipping or restocking fees, every penny back.

Upgrade now at washable sofas.com.

Offers are subject to change and certain restrictions may apply.

Parking shouldn't slow you down.

ParkWiz gives every driver a shortcut.

Book ahead, save up to 50% and skip the hassle of circling the block.

Park smarter, park faster, ParkWiz.

Download the ParkWiz app today and save every time you park.

I couldn't even believe it was real.

Join me, Tatiana Siegel, executive editor of Film and Media at Variety, for a four-part tale of youthful ambition, artistic integrity, and the dark side of fame.

Just like my parents talk about they knew where they were when John F.

Kennedy was killed.

Pretty much everyone I know knows exactly where they were when River died.

Featuring new interviews with Samantha Mathis, Dr.

Drew Pinski, Corey Feldman, and more.

Listen to Variety Confidential on the iHeartRadio app or wherever you get your podcasts.

This is Jana Kramer from Windown with Jana Kramer.

Parents, can we talk diapers?

Honest, new, and improved clean, conscious diapers totally changed the game for us.

We haven't had leaks or irritation and way less stress.

They offer up to 100% leak protection with comfort dry technology.

Plus, they're hypoallergenic and fragrance-free.

These diapers are designed to protect delicate skin and the comfort next level.

We're talking super stretchy, sides, cloud soft feel, and adorable prints.

Trust me, once you try honest, there's no going back.

You can find honest diapers at Walmart, Target, and Amazon.

This ad brought to you by Honest.

Kevin and Rachel and Peanut MMs and an eight-hour road trip.

And Rachel's new favorite audiobook, The Cerulean Empress, Scoundrel's Inferno.

And Florian, the reckless yet charming scoundrel from said audiobook.

And his pecs glistened in the moonlight.

And Kevin, feeling weird because of all the talk about pecs.

And Rachel handing him Peanut MMs to keep him quiet.

Uh, Kevin, I can't hear.

Yellow, we're keeping it PG-13.

MMs, it's more fun together.