JR SportBrief Hour 3

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Non-consecutive games. Baker Mayfield named quarterback one in Tampa Bay. Speaking of Tampa Bay, Wanda Franco placed on administrative leave and they are basically wiping everything having to do with this man from the Tampa Bay Rays. So if there's a photo of him up in St. Pete, they're taking it down. If his face was somewhere on the website, it's disappearing. While he is on administrative leave, he is still going to be paid and if you haven't heard, he's being investigated in the Dominican Republic for relationships that he has allegedly had.

I believe with multiple minors and we will probably not see Wanda Franco in Major League Baseball ever again. Speaking of Major League Baseball, Vice President of the White Sox, General Manager of the White Sox, Ken Williams and Rick Hand. They're gone.

They're gone. Ken Williams been there forever. Nice guy. Real nice guy.

Not anymore. Jerry Ronsdorf says we suck. You can't be here. There's also been some reports that the White Sox, they have to figure out their lease in another six years and we might be back to the 80s where Jerry Ronsdorf is either trying to let go of the team or move him elsewhere. In the 80s, he was exploring a move to Florida because he was getting a free stadium.

But anyway, we'll get into the White Sox and the disaster that they've been. Rick Hand gone. Ken Williams gone.

Chris Jones of the Kansas City Chiefs, he still hasn't shown up to work. The Kansas City Royals want a new stadium. We got a lot to do.

A lot to discuss. And this is some news that just broke about 30 minutes to an hour ago. And it's about Reggie Bush. Yeah, we talked about the Saints as well and NFC South and Reggie Bush played there. But why is Reggie Bush in the news? Because Reggie Bush is planning to sue the NCAA.

His lawyer put out a statement saying he is going to file a defamation lawsuit against the NCAA on Wednesday from a statement in 2021 where an NCAA spokesperson said Reggie Bush was involved in a pay-for-play arrangement. If you need a refresher, Reggie Bush, three seasons at USC. This man went for about 3,100 yards on the ground. He garnered another 1,300 yards in the air. 43 touchdowns.

I remember that USC beat the living hell out of Oklahoma in a national championship. Reggie Bush wins a Heisman. Reggie Bush goes into the NFL. Reggie Bush is living the good life.

And then we have to go to 2006. Reggie Bush, he was just drafted into the league by the Saints in April. Later on that year in 2006, there was a whole investigation about how Reggie Bush and his family accepted allegedly financial benefits. We're talking money, houses, and this all stemmed from an agent and a former family friend who wanted to represent Reggie Bush.

And then there was a family beef and who gave them money and who didn't give them money. And then ultimately Reggie Bush was wiped off the face of the earth when it came down to USC. 2005 Heisman returned. A 10-year ban that was just pretty much instituted 10 years ago, 12 years ago I should say. It went away a couple of years ago too at this point.

The relationship finally restored. USC banned from the postseason. They had to vacate the wins. It's like Reggie Bush didn't exist at USC. And over the course of the past several years, especially with the name, image, and likeness deals that the players can now go out and get, Reggie Bush, he's repeated this over a bunch of years, that the investigation that actually concluded in 2010 and banned him for about 10 years, now that it's over with, Reggie Bush has taken the gloves off. When the NIL situation came to light that the athletes were allowed to make money from the NCAA, Reggie Bush said, I wonder why the NCAA has gone quiet on me. They had a lot to say last year. The allegations against me are pretty serious. He told Mark Emmert that the president at the time, hey, don't run.

The party's just getting started. Mark Emmert is a liar, a con man, a thief, but most importantly, he's a coward. Hello to the Heisman trust. And the Heisman trust basically says, man, we can't give you back your Heisman if the NCAA basically says you did not exist. And so Reggie Bush, he's pretty much saying that the NCAA has crapped on him for saying that, hey, he was involved in pay-for-play type arrangements. When it comes to Reggie Bush getting his trophy back, his Heisman, when it comes to reevaluating the past penalties, the NCAA put out the statement and they said, even though athletes can receive benefits from NIL, they can't do that. Athletes can receive benefits from NIL.

Rules do not permit pay-for-play type arrangements. And this is where Reggie Bush, I assume, is going to hit the NCAA hard with a hammer. And to be honest, I'd love to see Reggie Bush win because the NCAA for years, they were shamming the athletes, flim-flamming the athletes.

I want Reggie Bush to get his. And he's talked about this more recently. I mean, he's talked about this more recently. I mean, he's talked