Arch Manning Set For Starting Debut (Hour 3)

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I get started at 6pm Eastern, 3 Pacific, every single weekday. And what a day it has been. We've seen history in Major League Baseball. Shohei Ohtani becomes the first player ever with a 50-50 season.

And he went above and beyond that. 51 home runs. 51 stolen bases.

10 RBIs. Oh my God. I'll fill in you.

I'll fill you in more in a second. What a day. Damn. And then it's Thursday. We got Thursday Night Football. New York Jets hosting their rival. That sucks now.

The New England Patriots. What a day. What a day. What a day. You can participate in the show.

Real simple. You can call up. The phone number is 855-212-4227.

That's 855-212-4227. I mean, after what we have witnessed today, this afternoon, this evening, it just further cements just the legend of Shohei Ohtani. The Dodgers beat the Marlins in Miami.

The final score is 20 to 4. Shohei Ohtani enters into this game. This man had 48 home runs. OK, he had 49 stolen bases. Tonight he hits three home runs and he steals two bases. And not only does he do that, he takes it a step further. He ends tonight 51 and 51.

Crazy. His stat line for tonight. He's six for six.

He's perfect. Three home runs. He had two doubles. He had 10 RBIs, two stolen bases. The Dodgers beat the Marlins. Shohei Ohtani basically clinches his first postseason appearance. He never knew what that was when he was with the Angels. What a wild, wild day. And he did all of this, the home runs at least, in a span of literally in real time what seemed to be almost about an hour.

You know what? Let's listen to the game or not. You can't call it game time. Let's listen to the historic 50th home run by Shohei Ohtani. This is courtesy of the Dodgers radio network. He swings.

It's a drag to left. This ball's back. There it is.

Number 50. The first player in the history of Major League Baseball to have a 50-50 season. He is incredible. Shohei Ohtani with an opposite field home run.

50-50. What a day for Shohei. He is the new all-time single season home runs leader for the Dodgers and the first ever Dodger with a 50 home run season. Shohei Ohtani is incredible. He is one of a kind. Wow. Wow. I mean, just it was so cool to sit here and watch it.

Just while it's going on, man. And Hickey, the same question that I asked and I asked this question to the listeners as well. If you want to call up, you can 855-212-4227.

That's 855-212-4227. I posed this question online. If you caught Shohei Ohtani's 50th home run ball, what would you need in return to give the ball back?

Hickey, you ready for some of these answers? Oh, I can't wait. Iron Mark on Twitter says, or X, he's putting it in an auction. Okay. There's a guy who has the money, money gift. Okay.

What else do we have here? Okay. Nothing less than $10 million. That's a lot Hickey, $10 million. This is what I meant. Yeah. God, Jeff McMillan says the final price at auction.

He wants, he wants that. Okay. And people are asking for money. Yeah. People just want money, Hickey.

They're like me. Okay. A guy, Troy Carlson, he's a, he's a sweet human being. He says all he would need is to meet Shohei Ohtani, get a selfie and a bat and a Jersey. And that's enough for him. That's not, that's not nothing.

There's nothing. How much is a just regular Shohei Jersey? A couple thousand?

I mean, even in 50 years, is it even worth that much money? What about this? What if you offer a trade? I'll trade you the ball for the Jersey you wore tonight. No, they're not doing that.

No. If you're Ohtani, would you rather keep your, if you could only have one Jersey of the ball, what would you value more? He ain't getting none of it. Ohtani's not keeping any of it.

Well, why not? You think Ohtani is keeping something? Like what is he keeping? Maybe the bat? Maybe.

If it was you, if you may, if you were the only person ever in radio history to accomplish something, wouldn't you want to keep one of those as a souvenir? No, I don't. Like what? No.

What do I do? I come to work, this stuff doesn't even belong to me. Would you want to keep that? If you could take the microphone home with you. No.

You wouldn't want the microphone? No, I don't care. I'm not a, I'm not a, I'm not a things person.

I don't like things. All right, so the Radio Hall of Fame comes to you, they say, we're going to take the microphone, we're going to take the shirt you're wearing, we're going to take the, the pants you're wearing, the sneakers, we're taking the headphones you're wearing. No. Are you keeping any of that?

No, but this, I'm keeping what belongs to me. But this is sports. Like this, this is common place. They give this stuff up. It's a part of the gig. Like they know. It's different. You don't think it's different?

I don't, I don't. I mean, maybe I'm just sentimental. Like I would want to keep some stuff. Like if it's, if it's the record I want to keep, whether it's my jersey, whether it's the, like, it's like, it's mine. Like, I'll give you the bat. Sure. You want my cleats? Absolutely. You know, batting gloves?

Sure. Like if it's the jersey, if it's the ball, like I would want it. Do you see these baseball players fighting to keep their stuff when they make these records? They don't.

They give everything away. They basically had a pen and a pad and they took everything from him and started doing like an inventory. This is his shoulder pad. This is his calf thing. This is his calf protector. They, they took his shoes, Hickey.

They took everything. Well, now when you wear so much armor as a, as a batter, I guess that's the good thing. You can give all that away. You know, you have more stuff to give away. Maybe, you know, here's his elbow guard for the 50th home run. He gave away a lot, man.

I mean, I'm just, I don't want no sticking picture. Give me money. 855-212-4227. That's 855-212-4227. I do want to let you know, Shohei Ohtani is a phenom. We're going to talk some Texas football in a little more than 10 minutes. Anwar Richardson is going to join us from the Orange Bloods. And I want to talk about another potential phenom and Arch Manning.

855-212-4227. Lee is here from Cincinnati. You're on the JR sport re-show.

What's up, Lee? Hey, man. JR, I just got to say this and please don't hate me for this, but you should be ashamed, man. What happened to doing the right thing? You catch that fifth, that home run ball, you got to give it back.

That's the right thing to do. What happened to doing the right thing just because it's the right thing to do? Why do you always have to get paid? Why does everybody always have to get paid for doing the right thing? Why can't you just do it because it's the right thing to do, man?

Seriously. That is so wrong to keep that ball from the man. He did that. He made record. He's done something nobody else has ever done. Why can't you just do the right thing and give the man the ball? It's his. He earned it.

You were in the right place at the right time, Graham. But what do you got to get paid out for? Why can't you do the right thing and just give it to him?

Who said that this is a matter of right or wrong? The last time I checked, the man who hits the ball does not have ownership of it. And the last time I checked, if I'm buying a ticket to go to a baseball stadium and I know the ball is hit to me and also know the ball is worth money, everything is a business. The stadium going up is a business. The baseball player hitting the ball is a part of the business.

I, as a fan, I'm a part of the economy of the business by purchasing a ticket. And I know if I catch a ball, that ball belongs to me. It is now up to me what I want to do with the ball. It's not a matter of right or it's not a matter of wrong. If I take the ball and I throw the ball 90 mile per hour at somebody else's head, that is wrong.

That is called assault. If I catch a ball in a baseball stadium that I have purchased a ticket and I'm in the right place in the right time, when it lands in my glove and I'm in possession of it, it is mine. There's a reason why the team goes out and tries to barter with you. The team does not ask for the ball back. The team does not take it back and demand it because it is theirs.

They ask and they try to barter because it is no longer in their possession. It's not a matter of right or a matter of wrong. Everything that happens inside, everything and everything that happens, if there's a monetary exchange, it's all business. So it's all about money.

That's all it depends on. Not whether or not it's ethically right or you're doing something that you should do. Where are the ethics?

Now, you've changed it up now. It's gone from... No, no, that's what it was always about, was doing the right thing because you're a good human being. It's all about money. The first thing you said was the ball belongs to him and he earned it.

And now you've eliminated that part because I guess that part of what I said made sense. And so now it boils down to ethics. And that's a matter of opinion. That's not a matter of right and wrong. If you are such a sweet and amazing human being that you wanna give the ball back, good.

I'm not gonna judge you for that. But I also understand the economics. I understand that I'm walking into a stadium that is worth probably $2 billion that was built on my tax dollars. I'm walking into a stadium slash a baseball arena, whatever the hell you wanna call it, where the guy who hit the ball is gonna make probably more than $1 billion. I'm walking into a place where the two teams probably have an equal valuation north of $10 billion. I'm participating in a sport here in Major League Baseball that on an average annual basis, they're probably pulling in, I don't know, probably close to $15 to $20 billion. Me saying I spent my, I don't know, a 50, 60, 100, $200 to stand in the outfield and I catch a ball, me asking for something as a matter of being unethical, hey, it's to each his own.

That doesn't make too much sense to me. I didn't take the ball and punch a kid in the face with it. I didn't snatch the ball out of a kid's hand. I caught the ball and I did what everybody else does.

This has value. And if you don't understand that the baseball has value, figure, go do something else. I mean, damn it, I didn't know that catching a baseball and asking for money in return made me, you know, I don't know, the devil. I guess if you hand the ball back your Mother Teresa. Me, I'm just the devil. I caught the ball, I want money.

Everybody else making money. You can't buy the ball back from me. I'm just giving it to you because it's the right thing. Who said it's right? Right or wrong? Come on. Ain't no right or wrong in this. Hickey, you remember my story when me and my friend went to the Met game and I caught a t-shirt and he caught pigeon crap.

Remember that? That's right. It's not, what did I do something because we switched seats? Am I the bad guy now?

Like, what am I doing? Is it, Hickey, what are your thoughts on what he said? So I think you're right. I think, I'll be honest, I have flip-flopped on this for a while. I kind of stood where Lee stood, but the more you think about it, and I've kind of changed over the last few years, really when the whole Aaron Judge 60 second home run thing happened a few years ago, it's not, yeah, it's not his ball. Like, I don't think he has a right to, like he has a right to his jersey that he's wearing. It's his jersey, but no baseball belongs to a player. No, you know, there are some things that are theirs, but like you hit a ball into the stands, you could want it back, but that doesn't mean like, if I catch it, that doesn't mean that, you know, Shoyo Tani, it's his property and he's rightfully, like if you go to court, and you say, and no, Tani says, oh, this is my ball. You're not getting that ball back. They're saying it's not your property.

You can barter for it, but you're not owed anything. I think that's where it comes down to. And also too, like, we don't even know if baseball players value baseballs, like some do, but maybe Otani likes his bat better. You know, the one that he uses to hit ball, you know, maybe hit, I think what, all three home runs are the same bat possibly? Maybe he wants that more, and that's his bat. I would argue that he's more entitled to his bat versus a baseball.

You know, I'm with you. I don't think he's owed any. If he wants it and he wants to pay money for it, he's got enough to meet almost any demand you have, go for it. He's on us right now.

He's made hundreds of millions of dollars, and right now he is on a $700 million contract. He can afford it. Oh, come on.

It's because it's the right thing to do. Oh, come on. Stop it.

Stop. Like you, what Lee is saying is essentially insinuating, if you were to leave the stadium with the ball, you'd be arrested. That'd be like theft. You're stealing someone else's property. That's not what's happening.

It belongs to him. Listen, this is not a basketball. It's common knowledge. You go to a baseball game. There are so many baseballs that get hit. The baseballs are authenticated before they go out. They mark them, all of that stuff. They end up in the stands so they can track them and all this other stuff for the future if need be.

Common knowledge. If I go to a basketball game and somebody shoots a wayward three and it's a buzzer beater and it misses and it goes over the basket and I catch the basketball, you know what I can't do? You know what they're not going to let me do? Leave with the basketball, okay? It's theirs. It doesn't work that way in basketball. They're not going to let you leave the building. Then I'd be a thief.

It just, it doesn't work that way. Baseball is different. The right thing to do. I should be ashamed of myself. I'm not. It's the JR Sport Brief Show here with you on the Infinity Sports Network. We're going to take a break. When we come back on the other side, it's time to talk about another potential phenom in sports. His name is Arch Manning.

Arch Manning. We're going to have that conversation with Anwar Richardson from the Orange Bloods. Yes, we're going to talk to my friends who know all about everything going down in Austin, Texas. Let's talk about this.

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Learn more at Depend.com. You are listening to the JR Sport Brief. It's the JR Sport Brief show here with you coast to coast on the Infinity Sports Network. Yeah, we got Thursday Night Football. Yeah, we got that Shohei Ohtani guy just out here crushing everything, making history. But man, we're about to stare in the face of another college football weekend. And, you know, Ohtani's a phenom.

Kaitlyn Clark is a phenom. I think we might have one out in Texas. And we finally saw him let loose last week. His name is Arch Manning. It's been confirmed by SARC that he is going to be let loose to start the game against Louisiana Monroe.

We know Texas ranked number one in the country. What does this mean for Arch? What does this mean for Quint Ures? What does it mean for the offense?

What does this mean for Louisiana Monroe, which says they are not afraid, they are not scared? To talk about it all right now, we're being joined by Anwar Richardson from orangebloods.com. Anwar, how are you, man?

You know what? I got nothing but love for you to actually correctly pronounce my name. Oh, you my guy now. You my guy. I'm glad to be on with you.

Well, thank you. Let me be very clear about something, Anwar. I don't know who the hell I don't know who the hell else you have ever spoken to. Okay. We we do things.

Yeah, the right. I don't. I'm not going to talk to somebody not know who the hell they are. Anwar, thank you, man. I appreciate your brother, man. Thank you for having me on, man.

It's great to talk to you. And yes, the man, the myth, the legend, Arch Manning, takes the field on Saturday to make his first start. And there's a lot of excitement, right?

There's a lot of buzz about that. I mean, he it's funny when, you know, Steve Sarkeesian was trying to talk this week and trying to say about Arch being one of the guys and how he just kind of fits in, just like normal guys. And he doesn't, you know, have to do anything special. I was just like, I mean, yeah, that's like saying like Michael Jackson is just one of the Jacksons, right?

I mean, like at some point, rest in peace. Yeah, he is. And he's a Manning. He's part of the first family of football.

When you start thinking of sports and and some of the legacies that are there, like that, the Manning family, the whole family and hockey. Right. And so for him to make his start here, you know, Texas fans are very excited.

They obviously got a chance to. I mean, they saw him a lot in the spring game because he played a lot in the spring game. Steve Sarkeesian wanted to make sure that Arch was ready for a time like this, because when he was his battle injuries all throughout his career in college, he also had injuries in high school. So it's been a thing.

And so Steve was like, OK, listen, I need to make sure my backup is ready to go. And so that's why Arch played the majority of the spring game. And he looked incredibly well there because, you know, you cover sports for a long time.

It's hard to really judge. I mean, it's a spring game, but he went out versus UTSA. And even though it was UTSA, I always say you still got to make the bad team look bad. Right. I mean, because at the end of the day, it's easy to it's easy to say, oh, it's they're not good. We got to make them not look good first. And they consider not good.

He went out there. He looked very, you know, obviously from a passing standpoint, from an athletic standpoint, I don't think many people realize how much of an athlete he really is. I think everybody kind of looks at it and they think to themselves like, oh, well, you know what? He, you know, his daddy's taking it.

They don't think about that. But they talk about Peyton. They talk about Eli and always forget that his daddy's Cooper. You know, Cooper was the athlete of the family. Like his daddy was the guy who was going to be a receiver in the SEC.

So it should have come as a surprise that he's got the wheels that he has. So it's a good thing for Texas. You know, Queen, yours will probably be back. You know, he's week to week.

I've talked to some people today. They feel like, you know, after this game, they've got Mississippi State. Mississippi State's horrible. So they may not even need him. Yeah.

Yeah. They got blasted by Toledo, by the way, blasted by Toledo. So at the end of the day, after the, after Mississippi State, they have a bye week. So they may be the opportunity to say, okay, let Quinn rest this week. Let him rest against Mississippi State.

Go into the bye week and then come back for the real back to back gauntlet, which is Oklahoma and Georgia and back to back week. Anwar Richardson is here with us from orangebloods.com. You talk about Quinn, yours, and it seems year after year throughout the course of every season, we see him go down with some type of injury. I mean, he's sitting down right now projected to be one of the top quarterbacks selected in the draft. You'd have to be kind of blind to not take into account his injury history if you have to look at Carson Beck and also Chidor.

What are your thoughts on his durability? You know, one of the reasons why he didn't go pro after last season is the feedback that he got from the scouts was he's got to find a way to stay healthy. You know, when they invest in you and they say like, hey, you're going to be our franchise guy. Well, you know, that the availability is just as valuable as the athleticism that you might have. And so, you know, him not being out there for the next couple of weeks, you know, it's going to make an NFL team say, okay, can he last an NFL season? Am I going to invest in the guy who has struggled to last? And then do we have to, if we get him, do we have to get a quality backup? So look, I think at the end of the day, I don't think the quarterback draft class is so overwhelmingly strong where you say to yourself, okay, he still can't be a first round pick. Like someone will take a risk on him, but someone will take a chance and say, you know what? The, the arm talent is there.

The, the accuracy is there. He's being coached by Steve Sarkeesian. Like there'll be a lot of things that someone will say, okay, maybe we can work with him. Someone will tell themselves, we'll get him in our strands and conditioning program, or our doctors will be able to do that. They'll do that. But at the end of the day, you still got to have a quarterback to stay healthy.

Like at the end of the day, that's just what it is. And so it might ding him in the eyes of some teams. I don't know if it will for every team, because at the end of the day, the thing about the NFL is you, you can't win unless you have a franchise quarterback.

And so you've got to keep trying to find someone until you get it. And so he's, there's going to be an NFL team that says the guy that we have ain't that good, or we can't go to the Super Bowl with him. We may need to draft this guy. And even if he just sits for a couple of years, maybe that ends up being the guy that gets, gets us over the hump.

Because at the end of the day in the NFL, you can't, you just can't win without a franchise guy. Anwar Richardson is joining us here. Covers all things Texas Longhorns.

You're listening to the JR Sport Brief show. Going into the season, people are looking at the defense and specifically the secondary. They're like, hey, what are they going to do? And it's tough to evaluate after these first three games. They pretty much beat up on everybody. But what is your impression on the defense so far? I mean, they've pretty much only really looked at Michigan here. Yeah.

I mean, you have a great observation, right? But let me say this. Last year, this past defense was ranked 116th in the country. Okay. I would think you would not agree, JR, that's kind of bad.

This year, they're top 25, right? And so sure. Here's the thing, here. That's interesting.

They've made the bad teams or the subpar teams look the way they need to do. And I always said, you have to do that. Like, it's easy to say, like, okay, you haven't played anybody?

Well, what was the noise a couple of weeks ago? Right. So you've got to still do, you got to still do that thing. Right. But they went on the road versus Michigan and they basically beat that team by 19 points and said that until we talk about the defensive standpoint, we saw that they were supposed to have an outstanding run game. And that was supposed to be something that, Ooh, what is Texas going to be able to do with that? They shut that run day game down. And then it put Michigan into a spot where they would post up, throw the ball. But there, what happened in that game is something you don't really see when it comes to a top 10 team, they were trailing late third quarter, fourth quarter.

And you know what Michigan refused to do? They refused to go to a hurry up offense and try to pass the ball to get back in the game because they knew that this defense was so good. And they knew their quarterback was so inept that if they tried to hurry this tempo, they might get blown out. So I would say that the defense has played well.

And here's the other thing. Now, I don't know if you have the schedule in front of you, they play Mississippi state next week, right? Then they have the buy that I've told you that they've got the back-to-back games and got Oklahoma in Georgia. And then if you look past that schedule after that, I mean, they smoke and everybody, they should be able to beat most of these teams pretty easily. When you talk about the Florida's of the world and the Kentucky's of the world, Vanderbilt, that's going to be on the schedule, Texas A&M, they have a road and a path where once they get past those two tough games, it really opens up for them. And then they just got to just be a team that gets hot and catches fire and continues going. So the good part is they're good enough at this point where you can look at it and say, they'll be better than the majority of teams that they've played this year. Outside of Georgia might be your only contest game. And outside of that, Texas should have the advantage.

So yeah, how do you judge it? I know it's hard, but at the end of the day, when you're going out and you are curb-stomping pretty much every team that you have faced, at some point you're saying, okay, they may have something here. This doesn't look to be a fluke.

Anwar Richardson is here with us from orangebloods.com. You named it, you know, taking a look at the schedule, you got the Bulldogs. That's this smack dab in the middle of the schedule. They're currently ranked number one in the country. Longhorns are ahead of UGA, which they've been for the better part of now two years. What do you ultimately expect at the end of this season for their first year in the SEC? You know, the interesting question there going into this season, everybody kept asking, is Texas ready for the SEC, right? They've been in the Big 12. They hadn't really had a lot of championships when they're in the Big 12, right? So are they ready for that? And at this point, the question can almost be flipped, which is, is the SEC ready for Texas, right? Because they've been able to build up a program that you saw last year, went into Tuscaloosa and beat that team on the road by double digits, right? Yes, they lost to the loss to Washington in a college playoff game. But Michael Panics got on his PlayStation to hit the God mode, right? And he just went off in that game, right?

So I don't know how many people would have beat him in that game. And then you see this team go on the road to Michigan and beat that team by double digits, beat that team by 19 points. So when we get towards the end of the season, I think we're at the point where we can't say this thing is a fluke. Like, we can't say like, okay, this is lucky. This was a run off.

Like, no, like you see what happens. You saw Quinn, you was go down last week and you saw Arch Manny come in and take over. You saw they, they lost two running backs before the season and they still haven't really skipped the beat. As far as the run game is concerned, they had guys come in and transfer port and receivers. Don't forget that they lost three receivers to the NFL draft. Everyone talks about the guys that Michigan lost, right? All they lost 13 guys to the NFL draft. These are keys has been staying in off season, by the way, we lost 11 guys to the NFL draft and we're doing just fine, right? So they didn't lost three receivers, Xavier worthy, who you obviously know about added I Mitchell, who's at an Indianapolis Colton Jordan witnessing us with the Rams.

And they just went ahead and just refurbished and replenish that from receiving room with their deep. So the occasion before the season said, this was one of the deepest teams. This was what that one of the deepest team that he's had since he's been here in a Texas. And I was like, Oh man, you're talking a lot right now, especially based off of what you did last year, but we've seen them sustain injuries and still not skip a beat. Like they literally lost their quarterback and got the number one ranking, you know, a day or two later, right? We saw what happened to FSU last year. They lost their quarterback and they, the, the, the committee was like, well, y'all can't be in a playoffs. Yeah.

Y'all y'all done. They lose there. They're like, yo, number one team.

Cause you got arch bathing. So I think at the end of the, at the end of the year, this is a team that you probably should expect to be in the SEC championship game. This is a team that is fighting for and should be probably in contention several weeks away. But like, again, as you look at that schedule, you know, that's a team that should be fighting for a top four spot. And they're one of the better teams in the country and, you know, look, we'll see what happens when they face up against Georgia. That's a game that potentially could be played three times to be played in a regular season could be played in SEC championship game could be playing in the playoffs. But you know, we'll see how they match up. But again, they matched up really well against Alabama last year. I think they matched up well against Georgia this year.

The thing is about SART that you have to know and take an account for is when he got here, he liked that the squad and he said, this ain't it. We need a team that can compete against the SEC. This is before the big 12, the whole move from the big 12 into the SEC thing happened. He just said, like, even when we get out of the big 12, we're going to have to face SEC competition. And so we need to build that.

So what did he do? He built it in the trenches. You know, you can't win in the SEC unless you've got a good offensive line and defensive line. I think you remember a few years ago, you started hearing stuff with the NIL, that pancake factory and how the, the offensive lineman we're getting like 50 grand eats, right? They be able to build. Yeah, I know. I know we, but we missed out, bro.

We missed out. And they've been able to build, they built the offensive line. They built up the defensive line.

They replenish, they replace. And so this is a team that that's, that's legit. This is a team that's going to be serious. And I think over the next several years, and I'm a harsh critic, I'm just beyond, I'm a straight up person. I'm a very harsh person.

I'm not a Homer. I went to university of South Florida. So I don't have a horse in this race, but I do believe that over the next few years, the teams that you're going to see consistently competing for national championships are going to be Georgia, Ole Miss, Alabama. And I think Texas is going to be one of those teams because what you see, what SARC does, that you're going to see them year in and year out competing because they understand how to recruit and recruit very well. They understand how to use a transfer portal to their advantage. And then Steve Sarkeesian as a play caller has done a phenomenal job.

And so has the staff. So I don't think, I don't, I don't think what we're seeing is like a one-off loop where you, we're going to say like, they go back to the norm. I don't want to say Texas is back, but I would just, I just want to say they're better if that makes sense. Well, I know what I'm going to see this upcoming Saturday. They're going to beat the snot out of Louisiana.

That much I don't know. Hey, I'm just, I'm just saying they said they're said they're not afraid. They've seen arch and we'll, we'll see after he puts up another five CDs on them. Anwar, where can people follow and find you and all your work?

Man, that's good. It's going to be a lot of slow singing and a lot of flower bringing us. Biggie would say, follow me on this Anwar Richardson on Twitter. Nothing fancy.

A N W A R last name Richardson. Don't send me nothing on Facebook or Instagram. I ain't going to get on there. That's just for my kids. Get on, get on X and you can get on there and you can follow me. I don't, I don't tweet out a lot of different things.

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University of Texas, the Longhorns. Yeah. Arch is going to light them up. Talk about they not afraid.

They should be. It's the JR sport B show here with you on the infinity sports network. We're going to take a break. When we come back on the other side, I'm going to tell you about another phenom. She's playing basketball right now. You're listening to the JR sport brief. Oh, thank you so much. Hickey every now and then I get, I get beautiful messages from the listeners and I even get emails from Peter. I must be doing something right.

I don't know. You are probably on a short list of people that have gotten nice emails from Peter. Well, I didn't say I ate the bird. I didn't say I shot the bird. I just said, I saw the woodpecker and you can't do nothing.

You can't, you just look at it. I didn't know though. Peter just would reach out to you in a positive way.

I thought the only came after you if it was negative and if it was quiet or if it was positive. I should say they just kind of remained hush. I didn't know that they gave out compliments as well. It's good to see their people too. They want allies. I want to be allies with Peter. Of course I do. That's a smart way to gain people on your side.

Be nice and throw a compliment. Yes. The shout outs to Peter people for the ethical treatment of animals. Thank you.

855-212-4227. And thank you to Anwar Richardson for coming through to talk with us about some Texas football. They're going to take on Louisiana Monroe. Their defensive coordinator for Louisiana Monroe said, we're not afraid of Arch Manning. A lot of our guys played him. They come from, they come from New Orleans. They played against him.

We're not afraid. Hickey, what's the score about to look like? Well, considering Arch had about five touchdowns in like two and a half quarters, there could be, there will be a six in front of as the first number for Texas. I'm debating about a seven.

I wanted to scale it down, man. Oh, I don't know. 50 to 10.

50 to 10. If you're a Louisiana Monroe, I think you take that as a W. You get 10, you get 10 points. Well, that's, that's a good question. Well, you know, who's quarterbacking you now? Who, Louisiana Monroe? Yeah. Who? You're asking me?

He's a legacy. General? Booty. Booty. Yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah. There's so many booties. What, what, what level of booty is this? I know we've had a John David. We've had Josh. Didn't we talk to one of the booties earlier this year? Yeah. Josh, I believe, right? We spoke to Josh Booty?

I believe so. I can't keep up. John David. John David.

Who was the former USC quarterback. I believe General is his son. It can't be his first. It cannot be his real first name. It can't be.

It can't be. I mean, if you had the last name Booty, you have to be creative. You have to name your son General? Better than Big, right?

Come here, Big. Boy, you're in school. The first grade teacher.

This can't be right. Who's playing a prank on me? Taking attendance. Go, okay. And you get to be fast because it's only the second letter in alphabet.

So you get the booty and you just go, you go, I don't know. I don't know what's in letter. There is no name.

Anthropolou, you got to be Greek. You know, there's no last name that starts with A, right? There's no way this is what it seems like.

It's like a French pronunciation. Booty? Booty? No, no, it's just Big.

No, no. First name on a roll call on a roster says Booty. And then the first name says Big. Stand up.

Stand up. You know what doesn't even at that point, doesn't even matter if the name is Big or General. No, it's all the same. Booty, first name, General. Here, you screwing with me? Is this your real name?

Yes. Don't make me have to call the principal. Is this your real name? I call the front desk. And my name is General Booty.

What do you want from me? This is almost like The Simpsons. Remember The Simpsons? You ever seen it when Bart Simpson used to call the bar?

Used to talk to Mo Sislak at the bar. He would pick the phone up. It'd be like Mo's Tavern. And then Bart would be like, can I talk to Huge? He'd be like, Huge who? Ass. He'd be like, Huge ass. I need someone with a huge ass. Do we have anyone here? Hugh Jazz?

And it just, General Booty? They're gonna light him up. Well, anyway, his defensive coordinator said, Louisiana Monroe, he said, we are not afraid of Arch Manning.

Take a listen to this. We actually have some kids on our team that played against him in, in New Orleans. And, you know, a couple of guys, you know, couple of guys done beat him already. So they don't, they don't hold too much fear against him. So, you know, they're not going to hold any fear against him.

Now I've tried to verify this, and I think you can understand if it's not the easiest thing to go and just pull up quickly. I think I saw something that said that none of them kids beat Arch Manning. I mean, that's one thing to just, I don't want to say flippantly say at a, at a press conference, but come on, man. Like I don't, I don't, how often did Arch Manning lose when he started down at, I think, uh, Theodore Isidore. If my main man Matt is listening, he might know.

Uh, but I don't, did that man lose out there? I don't know. They talking, I don't want to say they're talking reckless.

They're talking greasy. They talking crazy. Arch Manning, he going to light them up. He is going to light them up.

General Booty doesn't stand a chance. It's the JR sport pre-show here with you on the infinity sports network. We're going to take a break. When we come back, I'm going to give you an update on the New York jets and the Patriots. I'm going to give you an update on Kaitlin Clark. It's our final regular season game. She's going to the playoffs and I will give you, well, it's not an update. We're going to talk about the greatness and relive the amazingness of Shohei Ohtani. It's the JR sport pre-show on the infinity sports network.