Nightcap Hour 2: Unc & Ocho react to Stefanski not wanting to comment on the QB competition!

16:08Shannon Sharpe:A lot You retired Guess what I can't do anything now I mean At least at 55 When I retired I can do what I wanted to do Guess what you can do now Nothing

16:26Shannon Sharpe:Heal up, Mo Heal up Yeah

16:31Shannon Sharpe:When you're moving like I do, trips don't always come together weeks in advance. Sometimes production shoots, interviews, or something I've got to travel for on a short notice. Like the time when I had the last minute trip to Denver and everything came together fast. Once it was locked in, I had to be ready to go. That's where Amazon Prime can make a difference. When something comes together quickly, you can get what you need like grooming essentials, neck pillow, eye mask, even snacks for the flights. so you're ready to show up for it. With same-day delivery, all those items show up on time and still make the trip so you can show up and focus on why you're there and not everything around it.

17:07Shannon Sharpe:Because at that point, it's not just about getting there, it's about making the most of the opportunity in front of you. That's what I like about Prime. It makes it easy to say yes when the moment shows up. Same-day delivery, it's on Prime, available in select areas. Terms apply. Visit Amazon.com slash Prime to find millions of items delivered fast. It's the difference between trying to talk to your friends over the music at a bar and having dinner where you can actually hear each other. Between getting food delivered and cooking something you know she's going to love. It's the difference between a rough nicotine pouch and On Plus nicotine pouches with Nico Silk Mash.

17:45Shannon Sharpe:No corners, no rough edges, just the softest pouch on the planet. On Plus nicotine pouches. It's the difference that changes everything. Not all varieties available in all geographies. Warning, this product contains nicotine. Nicotine is an addictive chemical. ChatGPT can do more than answer questions. It can help you get real work done. ChatGPT work is built for bigger projects with multiple steps. You bring the goal along with the information it needs, like briefs, notes, files, feedback, calendars, data sets, or project plans. Then ChatGPT can help turn all of that into something useful. An analysis, a tracker, a deck outline, a prototype, or a workflow you can keep shaping.

18:28Shannon Sharpe:It can also use approved apps, connected tools, files, and browser contexts to help move the work forward. And you stay in control. You give direction, review drafts, approve actions, redirect the work, and choose the final output. so you spend less time sorting through busy work and more time making progress on the work that matters. Put ChatGPT to work on your most ambitious ideas and projects. Get started at ChatGPT.com by selecting Work Mode. Available on Plus and Pro Plans. Ice Cube's Big 3 season has come down to this. The Big 3 championship is coming to Charlotte. Who will be crowned the Big 3 Season 9 champion?

19:08Shannon Sharpe:Plus the Big 3 All-Star Game. The biggest names in the game. All on one court, one more time. Two games of the most physical, competitive, and nonstop three-on-three action. The game played the way you love. Watch live Saturday on CBS at 1 p.m. Eastern, 10 a.m. Pacific. And catch replays Monday on BET. Presented by iHeart. A-yay-yay. We all know Kevin Durant sees everything on Twitter. Oh, excuse me. First, someone tweeted, The last time Kevin Durant led his team in field goal attempts per game was 2018. Then someone responded, greatest score ever, Mike. But, like, y 'all like efficiency more than what's needed to win.

19:54Shannon Sharpe:KD said, 30 ,000 points on low field goal attempts. I'm a coach's dream, dime dropper. I master scoring at 24 years old, man. Give it a rest. I don't care about being the best score ever. You are diminishing my all-time greatness, calling me that.

20:13Hey, KD is funny, man. He ain't lying. Yeah, you're right.

20:18Shannon Sharpe:He doesn't need – KD doesn't need to shoot the ball 22, 25 times a game. He can. Because he's so efficient. Because he's a three-level scorer. He got the three ball. He got the midi. He can put it on the floor and get to the rim. He's an 88 % to 90 % free throw shooter. Broke out 35. And think about the time that he missed. He missed the whole season now with an Achilles injury. Mm-hmm.

20:49Yeah, that's crazy. What do you got?

20:53Shannon Sharpe:That is crazy. Bro, you just finding stuff up here to get into. but I greatest score by like y 'all like a Fisher Moore wasn't needed to win man KD win he's won

21:12Shannon Sharpe:but y 'all make it seem they make it seem like you supposed to win the championship every year you're not unless you be a Russell I mean you know but that ain't happening no more you're never gonna get what you got with Russell in the 60s they won 8 straight ain't no way for it you're not going to win eight nothing straight not in the team sport no not at all not at all but listen despite even with him not winning as great as kd is obviously most will give him being the greatest scorer of all time which he is a pure scorer at that i mean you you'll never be able to satisfy people they always have a knock on you they'll always be able to say something yes the team you went to when you did win those rings y 'all were stacked or when you went here where you didn't win and you didn't bring them a championship.

21:57I mean, listen, it will always be something in some narrative that they're going to make where people aren't happy to discredit everything you've done. Or try to. One or the other. Always. They always do that. So I just like the fact that KD is as big as he is as a player, as a superstar, he still engages with us small folks. He still engages with us small folks. I think that's really dope. LeBron does it from time to time. I'm trying to think. And that's about the only two people I can think of.

22:29Shannon Sharpe:I don't know where to respond. Let me ask you this. If somebody would have told you when KD was coming out of Texas that he'll be a guy that would be a four-time scoring champ, he'll be eight, ten-time all-NBA first-team selection, he win four gold medals, he'll be a two-time NBA champ, he'll go to four. and he'd have at least 30 ,000 points. I could believe it. He took it. Yeah, I could believe it. He took it. Because if you watch them play, even with my limited knowledge of watching the game of basketball, whether it be collegiate or the NBA, you can look at KD in college and tell, okay, that's something special.

23:13He's going to be something special. And obviously you're going to continue to improve and polishing your game as what he is now, one of the best, not only scores, but three-level scores of all time. Yeah, for sure. So you knew everything you just named off in that resume with those accolades, you know what, that was expected. I mean, to me, you never know, barring injury, what it may be, but you can see why it is what it is now, now that the score is in, why it looks the way it does. You know, back in high school, I was a three-level score too. I told you that story before. I'm not going to get into it again, but I'm just throwing that out there.

23:56Shannon Sharpe:Interesting. Yeah. Ocho, what is the best time zone to watch NFL football on Sundays? The best time? 10 a.m. Pacific time, 11 a.m. Mountain Standard time, 12 p.m. Central time, or 1 p.m. Eastern time? I mean, for me, I always enjoy Eastern time. I always enjoy eating time, 1 o 'clock, because it allows me to get up, go to the gym early in the morning, get my breakfast. You know, I don't have to rush. Get acclimated, come back, shower, boom. Get ready, prepare, prepare the kitchen, prepare whatever meals I need. Give me a nice cigar, sit on the patio, boom. Flip the game on. Yeah. 1 o 'clock, let's go.

24:42Shannon Sharpe:Yeah, it was getting watching the games at 10 a.m. out here. Boy, it took some getting used to. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, basically, by the time you, oh, let me, damn, let me get up. Yeah, yeah. By the time you want to get sleeping in, mm-mm, because by the time you get up and take a shower, brush your teeth, take a shower, it's 9.50. Yeah. I mean, in a sense, it's kind of good if you are on the West Coast. You know, it's a little better. But I prefer 1 o 'clock because I can do the thing necessary I need to do on a Sunday morning, sometimes go to church. Sometimes they go to church. Sometimes they got to sing in the choir.

25:21You know, sometimes I have to deliver a message. I got to go up there and speak to the congregation. You know, you know, you didn't know I was the junior deacon.

25:33You junior. No, no, no, no. I'm telling you every every Sunday. That's why Chad Johnson, Jr. No, no, no. I'm the junior deacon. I'm an ordained pastor down here in Miami. I'm an ordained pastor. These are this. These are passions and hobbies that nobody knows that I never had the opportunity to talk about because people are going to laugh at me. They're going to laugh at me and they're going to think I'm playing. But one thing I don't play with, I don't play about the good book. I don't play about the good book. I've studied for a very long time to be able to do what I'm doing now in the church on Sundays before NFL Sunday.

26:07I'm trying to figure who would go to that church. Oh, but we have a congregation. We have a congregation of 38 ,000. This ain't just no ordinary church. This is the mega church. huh i i preach on the third of every sunday the third of every sunday i preach hey listen i one thing about it i lie for you before i lie to you now you know i'm known to say say some crazy sometimes you just watch it not really i guarantee there are people in the chat that are from miami that have been and heard me speak at that podium

26:47huh man please when you're moving like i do trips don't always come together weeks in advance

26:55Shannon Sharpe:sometimes production shoots interviews or something i've got to travel for on a short notice like the time when i had the last minute trip to denver and everything came together fast once it was locked in i had to be ready to go that's where amazon prime can make a difference When something comes together quickly, you can get what you need like grooming essentials, neck pillow, eye mask, even snacks for the flights. So you're ready to show up for it. With same day delivery, all those items show up on time and still make the trip. So you can show up and focus on why you're there and not everything around it.

27:27Shannon Sharpe:Because at that point, it's not just about getting there. It's about making the most of the opportunity in front of you. That's what I like about Prime. It makes easy to say yes when the moment shows up. Same day delivery. It's on Prime. Available in select areas. Terms apply. Visit Amazon.com slash Prime to find millions of items delivered fast. It's the difference between trying to talk to your friends over the music at a bar and having dinner where you can actually hear each other. Between getting food delivered and cooking something you know she's going to love. It's the difference between a rough nicotine pouch and on plus nicotine pouches with Nico Silk Mash.

28:05Shannon Sharpe:No corners, no rough edges. Just the softest pouch on the planet. On plus nicotine pouches. It's the difference that changes everything. Not all varieties available in all geographies. Warning, this product contains nicotine. Nicotine is an addictive chemical. Chat GPT can do more than answer questions. It can help you get real work done. Chat GPT work is built for bigger projects with multiple steps. You bring the goal along with the information it needs. like briefs, notes, files, feedback, calendars, data sets, or project plans. Then ChatGPT can help turn all of that into something useful. An analysis, a tracker, a deck outline, a prototype, or a workflow you can keep shaping.

28:48Shannon Sharpe:It can also use approved apps, connected tools, files, and browser contexts to help move the work forward. And you stay in control. You give direction, review drafts, approve actions, Redirect the work and choose the final output so you spend less time sorting through busy work and more time making progress on the work that matters. Put ChatGPT to work on your most ambitious ideas and projects. Get started at ChatGPT.com by selecting work mode. Available on Plus and Pro Plans. Ice Cube's Big 3 season has come down to this. The Big 3 championship is coming to Charlotte. Who will be crowned the Big 3 season 9 champion?

29:28Shannon Sharpe:Plus the Big 3 All-Star Game. The biggest names in the game. All on one court, one more time. Two games of the most physical, competitive, and nonstop three-on-three action. The game played the way you love. Watch live Saturday on CBS at 1 p.m. Eastern, 10 a.m. Pacific. And catch replays Monday on BET. Presented by iHeart. Oh, yay, yay. Ocho. Yeah. There was a German driver caught speeding 124 miles an hour over the Autobahn speed limit. Limitless speeds aren't universal on the Autobahn. Parts of the motorway are subject to speed limits. This section had a speed limit of 100 kilometers per hour, which is 74.5.

30:15Shannon Sharpe:So if he was going 124 over, he was traveling at almost 200 miles an hour. The motorist was fined$1 ,000 and banned from driving for three months. If you get caught in the States and you're going almost 200. Are you going to jail? First of all, they call those excessive speeders. If you're 30 miles an hour over the speed limit, and if you're 100, you're definitely going to jail. Now, they're going to take your license. And good luck finding an insurer to insure your ass when they find out that you got stopped. Listen, the funny thing about that, you think about cars that can go over 200 miles an hour easily.

30:58There are a lot of them that are on the road. But the chances are, is there enough space? Is there enough time? Clearly there was. Is there enough stretch to be able to get to that speed? Yeah. Without having to dodge traffic or dodge somebody or something like that. You dodge in death when you go that fast That's what you're dodging You ain't dodging, you're playing with it You're dodging life Listen, it takes one thing to go wrong Oh, a flat tire is over

31:26Shannon Sharpe:A bug hit your windshield It's over A who? A bug Anything I ain't say no bird I said a bug Oh man man. You know what they need to do? I think it's in Norway. I think it's in Norway. They base speeding fines on how much you make. So the more you make, the more your fine is. So you could have a fine that's 10, 15, 20,$30 ,000. Right. Hey, that's funny. Speeding. That's funny. Hey, but I'm trying to understand, you're going 20 miles an hour and a bug hit your window. What that's going to mean? Finland, Sweden. Yeah. Okay. Finland, Sweden. So they base your speeding ticket on how much money you make.

32:13Shannon Sharpe:Can you imagine being a professional athlete, Ocho? Get called for speeding? Boy, your ticket might be 100 bands. Probably. Rightfully so. I better slow you down. It probably will because not only you're putting your life in danger, you're putting everyone else's life in danger as well. Anytime you speed, that's always the case. Yeah. But at the time when you're doing it, Ocho, you don't think like that. Nobody gets in their cause like, you know what? I'm inebriated. I'm under the influence. I'm speeding. You know what? Something bad can happen. You don't think that. Because if you thought that now, obviously, there are people that have some dealing with some things or some issues and they just like throw caution to the wind like whatever happens, happens.

32:55Shannon Sharpe:Or you try to take as many pieces. You get on and you go the wrong way hoping to cause an accident. But no.

33:07Shannon Sharpe:Do you understand that when you're traveling at that rate of speed, how focused you have to be? Oh, yeah, you got to be locked in. You got to be locked in. Not only do you have to be locked in driving that fast, anything over 200, you got to be able to drive offensively, and you got to be able to drive defensively. Yeah. Oh, that's definitely – That's hard to do. And you need a car that don't have power steering. That thing got to be so tight. I mean, it's got to be like you're almost driving a tractor. Basically, basically. And there's no room for error. No. No room for error. Zero. At that rate of speed, it's over.

33:45Yeah.

33:45Shannon Sharpe:Ain't no catching it. Ain't no catching it.

33:53Shannon Sharpe:This joker going 124. So he's going. What, 124 kilometers? So he's driving 75 miles an hour. That's it? He was going, he was going a hundred. So he was going 124 miles an hour over the 74. Okay. Okay. So he was going, so he was basically going one nine. So 200, you going 200. 200. Okay. Okay. Understandable. Hell, I'm going to tell you what kind of hypercar he got. Well, it's a lot of them go that fast, huh?

34:29Shannon Sharpe:They ain't going to ran out of numbers. I mean, you got to think, Ochoa, I mean, most cars stop at like 180, 190. You might get a couple go to 200. Yeah. But when they say 200, they really like they'll stop at like 185, 190. It really don't. It caps off. I forgot what the thing that forces the car to cap off at a certain. Well, they used to have that up under the pedal in cars. You could only go. The pedal would only go down so far. Right. I forgot what it was called. But listen, Lamborghinis, Ferraris All go well over 200 Which one? Not all of them Lamborghinis and Ferraris? Yes they do All of them Yeah, go ahead and Google that What's the point of buying anything With a horse With a horse Or a bull and it don't go over 200 miles an hour Well they get them cars for a reason not only fashion and style because everybody else do it but hell I'm trying to go fast

35:43a governor that's it that's it that's the name of a governor governor yeah yeah the governor

35:52Shannon Sharpe:they have here's the Ferrari the F12 Berlinetta will go 211. The Ferrari 812 Superfast will go 211. Ferrari's F9, the SF90 Straddle and the SF90 Spyder 211. And the Ferrari F40 was the first Ferrari production car to reach 200 miles an hour. So they only got like four, Ocho. Well, hold on. I got an F8. My Spyder go, I can get 200 in my Spyder. No, you can't. Unless you're going to get out and start pushing it.

36:30Shannon Sharpe:That L40 is bad, man. Ooh, that's a nice-looking car.

36:36Shannon Sharpe:But no, they got a hyper car that go like 248. I don't want no part of that. I don't want no part of that. I don't want no part. The funny thing about it, everywhere I go, I don't speed. I drive. I barely go over 60. I barely go over 60 because I'm relaxing. I'm listening to Sinatra. I'm listening to blues. I'm listening to classical music. You know? Smoking my cigar. The Ferrari hypercar lineup includes the Le Mans hypercar F80.

37:14Chilling. I don't understand why people speed. Where are you trying to get to? You should have left home early. Yeah. I don't speed. You know? I go places with my kids. they don't want me driving because they know it's going to take me a while to get there. That's why I leave everywhere, wherever I have to be. Sometimes I leave an hour early. If I got a flight to the airport and I know my flight is at 3 o 'clock, I leave home at 1 o 'clock because I know I'm going to drive slow. I don't want to rush. I want to relax. I want to sit back and chill. I want to smoke. I want to enjoy my coffee. Chilling.

37:54Shannon Sharpe:Yeah.

37:57Shannon Sharpe:How far, how close are you to the airport? Uh, 27 minutes. Either one, either Miami or Fort Lauderdale. I'm right smack dab in the middle. 27 minutes. A radioactive Walsh nest was uncovered at South Carolina's nuclear facility. The nest had a radiation level 10 times what is allowed by federal regulation.

38:25Shannon Sharpe:how the walls get now we got others now we got to worry about radio I already got to worry about the Joker's thing and me swelling up now he got now he radioactive now he a nuclear wall they just reporting stuff no good and well that wouldn't survive if that were true show me video evidence show me visual evidence of such no they just reporting you know one thing you can't trust you can't trust them folks You definitely can't trust them folks Because if Said wasp's nest was in there Where you know it shouldn't be able to survive Due to the nuclear radiation There would have been video There's video for everything else They got video, it's on YouTube There's cameras everywhere Show me, show me there's a wasp's nest in there Them folks That's a hornet's nest too Hey man That's probably AI

39:32Shannon Sharpe:Well, the insect that kills the most people are mosquitoes. Yeah. Yeah, them boys. Malaria. Hey, them boys don't play, boy. Boy, especially down here in Miami, too. West Nile, Zika. So, malaria. So that's the... 7 ,000 worth of LaBouBou dolls were stolen from Los Angeles, authorities say. Ocho, are your kids into LaBouBou? Yeah, yeah. My baby went to get... Matter of fact, I'm going to show you the message right here. This is the day. Baby Kennedy. Watch this. I promise you. This was so funny. I know I'd be playing around. She got a LaBouBou today? Hey, listen. Daddy, can you send me money to buy a little boo-boo to go with my backpack because Mocha was supposed to give me one while we were at the mall yesterday, but it was too late.

40:27She wants a little boo-boo for her backpack when she goes to school. I'm like, listen, whatever you want. Call your sister to come take you down. Mocha's the one that runs track. So obviously she's home right now still. And Kennedy, that's my baby. She wants some shoes. I got her some shoes. She got about about six, seven pair of shoes to go back to school. I say, listen, you got to wear a uniform. Why do you need so many shoes? If I was you, I'd get a white pair of shoes and a black pair of shoes. But obviously my baby's in the fashion. She like her. I understand your looks. But what do looks matter when you're wearing the same outfit every day?

41:03Yeah. Pop has to be the same color. You get a jacket you get to wear, and your pants got to be, you know, blue.

41:08Shannon Sharpe:Yeah. I just want to be. Yeah, I got a little boo-boo. He got a Laker jersey on. For real? And shorts. I'm a I'm a I'm a get me I'm a get me a little boo boo. Yeah. Put it and put it on your duffel bag. You travel the duffel bag, right? Yeah, I'm a get I'm get it from I'm get it from a girl. I'm a get it from a girl. I'm a girl. Yeah, I got one. You know what I don't like about a little boo boo, though, is they let you know what you're getting. It's a surprise. And sometimes what if you buy one and it's ugly and it's not the one you want? Then you got to buy another one. See, that's the game they play.

41:39You see the mind they play supply and demand. man, we're not going to let you know what you're buying. We're going to make it a secret and keep you buying them over and over

41:47Shannon Sharpe:until you get what you want. It's like baseball, like cards. You don't know if you're going to get that one-on-one LeBron, that one-on-one of Peyton Manning, that one-on-one of Shohei Atani. Yeah. But you keep – or that Jordan. Mm-hmm. See, that's the game they play. But some of them, I mean, some of them things be costing like, what, like$6 ,000,$7 ,000. Whoa, whoa, unk. A LeBou was only$100. What are you talking about? Some of them things cost$6 ,000 or$7 ,000. See, this is what we have to understand. The thing, the market, the market is the people that are allowing the people to drive the value of said doll up.

42:27Yes. It's not a$6 ,000 or$7 ,000 doll, but because everybody jumps on the bandwagon of trying to attain such when it's a wave, it's a fad, it's in right now. Then they're able to drive the market up and say something that costs$5 to make is worth$6 ,000 or$7 ,000. Hell, I can go right to Walgreens and get me a little doll and put a keychain on the end of it and call it a LaBubu.

42:56Shannon Sharpe:Yeah, but it's the same thing. When I was growing up, Cabbage Patch dolls. Oh. They were the craze. What would you know about Cabbage Patch? What? Teddy Ruxford. Yeah. Was the craze. And y 'all remember Tickle Me Elmo? Yeah. Hold on. What about, no, there was no better craze than the goddamn Furby. Remember the Furby? Yes. Well, the Furby was hot. The little one, the Beanie Babies. You remember Beanie Babies? Yeah, they was ugly. They was ugly. Yeah, I remember the Beanie Babies. And them Furbies was crazy. So you have, so that's the market, like you said, and Cabbage Patch Dolls originally came out, they were probably like$20,$30.

43:34Shannon Sharpe:And the next day you know, you're paying$100. You're paying$150,$200 to get a Beanie Baby. and that's that's all on us that that's on us supply and demand well hell we got the supply but the demand is higher so you know what we can do now we can mark it up even more now you're paying for but what's that huh my beanie baby okay i like that i like that i like that i like that you see a little boo boo okay See, I don't have nowhere to hang one on my carry-on. I got my carry-on right here. You see my little carry-on? I got my little green one. Yeah. But there's nowhere to hang it because, you know, I like the green, though.

44:25That's nice. That's nice. He's got liquor.

44:28Shannon Sharpe:You put that jersey on there? I did. And the shorts. Shelly ordered the jersey and the shorts. yeah I don't have can y 'all see what number you got on what 23 yeah you know what it is you know what it is okay I like it I like it I like it I like it I like it

44:55yeah

44:57Shannon Sharpe:yeah but don't you I remember Cabbage Patch Teddy Ruxpin

45:08Shannon Sharpe:Tickle Me Elmo There's always A fad come Christmas time Oh yeah it's coming Listen something new The boo-boos are right now They're hot Something before Christmas I'm not sure when it's going to get It's going to be the new fad It's going to be the next thing So And you just got to You just got to pay the market Because guess what? Them kids want them. Yeah. You want to become wealthy? Create some of the kids. That's why animation does so well. Because the kids want to see it. Somebody got to take the kids to see it. So they got to, he'll be grown ass with the kids. Yeah. I like animation. Yeah, I like it too.

45:56Shannon Sharpe:It's cool. It's cool. It's cool. It's cool. All right, Ocho. it's time for your favorite topic. What we got? Spellocinco! Oh, man. Hey, I'm ready. You ready for this? I'm ready tonight. I'm ready for the night. All right, Ocho. The first word is hoarse. A person's voice sounding rough and harsh, typically as a result of a sore throat or shouting. Horse. All right. I could be wrong, but I'm going to go on a limb here because I haven't had to spell this before, but I'm hoping it's H-O-A-R-S-E, right? Correct. Okay. Horse. Okay. Okay. Okay. Let's go five for five tonight, Ocho. Let's do what we do.

46:54Shannon Sharpe:Okay. This word means hostile or aggressive. Okay. Belligerent. Belligerent. Belligerent. Okay, B-E-L-I-G-I-E-R-E-N-T. Talk to me. B-E-L-L-I-G-E-R-E-N-T. Belligerent. Okay, my bad, my bad, my bad, my bad. Come on, Ocho. Reservoir It's a large natural or artificial lake Used as a source of water supply A reservoir R-E-S-E V-O-U-I O-U-R R-E-S-E R-B-O-I-R Reservoir Damn Hey, that was a good one right there You got me right there, boy You tripped me up You tripped me up All right presumptuous presumptuous a person or a their okay a person or their behavior failing to observe the limits of what is permitted or appropriate that's very presumptuous of you listen that's easy.

48:15P-R-E-S-U-M. Wait a minute. Oh, shit. P-R-E-S-U-M. P-Zump. P-Zump. P-Zump. P-R-E. Oh, my goodness. Come on, Ocho, man. Come on. Don't ruin the spelling like this tonight. P-R-E-S-U-M some P T-U-T-U no T-O-U-O-S

48:48Shannon Sharpe:P-R-E-S P-R-E-S-U-M-T T-U-O-U-S presumptuous wait ain't that what I I sounded it out the right way though you sounded it you sounded right but you spelled it wrong god damn it mnemonic this is embarrassing the last word is mnemonic a device such as a pattern of letters ideas or associations that assist in remembering something mnemonic mnemonic like like when you spell mnemonic it's one thing that's not gonna trip me up and i'm probably gonna get right even though i'm probably gonna spell it wrong is mnemonic is probably spelled like pneumonia you hear me i see i'm trying to show you how smart i Yeah, you do it too, Ocho.

49:36I don't know how to spell. Show them how smart you is, Ocho. Listen, I don't know how to spell mnemonic, but I know it starts with a P. Yep. Starts with an N. Mm-hmm. And I'm going to go out on a limb, mnemonic. I'm going to just say P-N-E-M-O-N-I-C, mnemonic. Am I wrong or am I right? You're wrong. Damn. M-N-E-M-O-N-I-C. Mnemonic. Listen, I want to fall off though, huh? I want to fall. I want to fall off. What do you think?

50:12Shannon Sharpe:Yeah, I mean, you're kind of like San Francisco to L.A., but not too far. You're still in the state. I mean, yeah. Just a little ways off. Okay, okay, okay. Listen, I'm a little rusty. I'm a little rusty. Yeah, we got to do a better edition of getting you. Yeah, give me prep. Give me prep. That's all. That's all. Don't worry about it. I'm going to be all right. Okay. I'm smarter than the fifth grader. Now it's time for Dunk on Unk, Jags edition. Yeah, Jags. I like this. I like this.

50:49Yeah. Yes, sir. You ready? Yeah. In Jacksonville, Jaguar, Fred Taylor's first eight years, how many times did he lead them in rushing? Jacksonville Jaguars, Fred Taylor's first eight years, how many times in those eight did he lead them in rushing? Freaky Fred. That's my guy.

51:22Oh, boy.

51:29Six. What?

51:35Six. You got that right. You got that right. You got that right. See? www.email.com. Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. I'm on. I'm on. I'm on. Hold on. I got the first word I spelled right, too. Ocho. Ocho. Ain't got the rest of them wrong. So slow down. Slow down.

51:54Shannon Sharpe:I'm logged in. Okay. I'm logged in. I'm going to stay logged on. I'm going to stay plugged up. You logged in, right? You logged in? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Which Jaguars player was one of five finalists for Diet Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Year in 2007?

52:14I thought you was logged on. Huh? You're not using five. 2007. Damn. 2007. which Jaguars player was one of five finalists for the Diet Pepsi NFL Rookie of the Year? Huh? Yeah, talk to me now. Yes, sir. 2007. Yeah, uh-huh. I thought you was logged on. You lagging? I was.

52:40Shannon Sharpe:I mean, yeah, I was. You know, got a little glitch of the system. Yeah, a little glitch. A little power outage. Okay, that's what it is. All right. Take your time, man. Matt Jones who? Matt Jones no I mean Jones is right but it ain't got there Maurice Jones Drew too late his name is Maurice Jones Drew yeah that's that good dial up you're using over there anyway here we go question number three when the Jaguars played the Packers on December 19th 2004 what was the temperature at Lambeau Field this is the game Oh, Lord, have mercy. It's not difficult. It's not difficult because... It is. Because you know who's doing this?

53:23This is Ash, right? He's going to be mercy.

53:25Shannon Sharpe:I came up with these questions. No, this is Ash, yeah. I came up with these because... That's why she was so shocked that I got the first one right.

53:39Shannon Sharpe:Lambeau Field. What year? 2004? 2004, yep. Chat, don't put the answer in the chat, please. I can't see the chat. you sure um

53:59Shannon Sharpe:minus minus minus 17 no it wasn't minus 17 you're in the you're in the ballpark where it was, but it was 12 degrees 2004, December 19th. 12 degrees. Yeah. Oh, yeah. That's too wrong. Here we go. How did the Jacksonville Jaguars come to be named as a franchise? What you mean how they come to be named? Do you put it to the vote? The people. Who are the people? The people of Jacksonville. I need you to be a little bit more specific. No. The people of Jacksonville chose the name. They did, Ocho. When you say the people of Jacksonville, you mean the people, board members? You mean the team? Is it city officials, mayors?

55:03I mean, I need you to be more specific on the answer on who chose the name. You can't just say the people of Jacksonville. There are so many different elements to that name. I need better context so the answer can be correct. Because the people of Jacksonville would be every goddamn body and everybody wasn't responsible for naming the Jacksonville Jaguars.

55:30Take your time.

55:50city officials that is absolutely wrong that is a good choice you would think a franchise of that magnitude especially a city would be named by the city officials but it was the fans the jaguars got their names through a fan so that's not the people huh they voted i told you

56:10Shannon Sharpe:they voted for that. It was one person? Right. So the one that got the most popular, got the most votes, won. But not all people in Jacksonville are Jacksonville fans. Man, get out, Jordan. So let me ask you a question. So the people in Georgia vote for this? Because everybody in Georgia, so there might be some people in Georgia that's a Jacksonville fan that voted for this, right? Or there might be some people in California. you no would you would you try to do for if you it was i guarantee you it was relegated to people in jacksonville again what you try to do is you try to give a vague answer where i said i said they voted on i said the people in jacksonville voted on it you said be more specific yeah on who it ain't the people it's the people in jacksonville everybody in jacksonville is not a fan of the jaguars everybody in jacksonville is not the ones that voted let me ask you a question there was no Jags, first you got to realize there were no Jags fans.

57:12Shannon Sharpe:So, wasn't nobody no fans. Okay, I need you to be more specific. Get out of here. Let's go. Let's go to the final question. Hey, don't be mad at me. Don't be mad at me. You're talking about, oh, everybody in Jacksonville wasn't a fan of the Jags. There were no Jags at the time. Okay. Everybody wasn't a fan of the team coming. How about that? Yeah, they were. Either way, you got it wrong. You got it wrong. You got it wrong. You got it wrong. You got it wrong. Here we go. Go ahead. You got the same record. You ready? Yep. Now, you should know this one. Because I know this one. Who sang the national anthem for the Jacksonville Jaguars on September 3rd, 1995?

57:46This is a good one. This is a good one. This is a good one. Who sang the – Lou Duvall. Oh, I said the national anthem. Yeah, I'm trying to think. Who from Jacksonville? Oh, you're going to know this one. I mean, well, even if you don't, you're like, oh, shoot. Jacksonville.

58:06Shannon Sharpe:Jacksonville. Yeah.

58:18I have no idea Well boys and men boys and men boys and men 1995 was that time they were singing something everywhere they were singing something everywhere boys and men 1995 they sang for the Jaguars I was actually at that game You were not at that game I was a junior I was a junior in high school I'll never forget I was at that game Yeah

58:36Shannon Sharpe:Who did they play? Huh? Who did they play? The Chiefs. Nah, but anyway. Now it's time for our final segment of the evening. It's time for Q and A. A. Oh, my goodness. What? It's almost 2 o 'clock. I didn't even realize that. Mm-hmm.

58:58Shannon Sharpe:J.D.L. Akron, I hope you ate good and canned. Ocho, why you do challenge every guest to a fight knowing you barely got one good eye? Oh, you right. you right by that. You right. As soon as I get this cataract surgery, you hear me? Yeah. You can't see his gray? It's murky. Yeah. But the whole eye can't see nothing out of there. But, but that's what you have to understand. I challenge people to a fight because I'm so good in one eye. I played my whole career with one eye. I'm 220 or 100, 120 or 20 over whatever, whatever it is. So, you know, when I put them things up, right. Y 'all put them things up and I'll be ready.

59:39I'm real sharp with him. My defense, my defense like that. So whoever did, hey, James Harrison, I hope you see this. And I hope you've been working out. Because you have a face that's fucking punchable. That's my first time cussing tonight, so I apologize about that one. But I want James to know how serious I am. And I'm going to rearrange. I'm going to rearrange. I ain't talking about surgery. I'm going to rearrange your intestines with my fists. I'm going to rearrange your intestines with my fist Deebo Oh I'm Deebo, everybody be scared Because I'm strong and I can lift weights No, I'm going to beat your ass boy Mr.

1:00:14Shannon Sharpe:Timu Love from Vancouver, thank you Keon Gibson If the opportunity presents itself Do you think Shadour can get rookie of the year Or would it be similar to draft night If you get me I mean you get the opportunity, if he plays, sure Yeah you got to play But it's going to be hard to get if he doesn't start the season. Not starting the season. We know that. No. Well, it's going to be hard.

1:00:40Shannon Sharpe:32, Antoine, how would you feel about Shadour throwing the football to y 'all during y 'all prime?

1:00:50Shannon Sharpe:I feel just like anybody else. It don't matter to me, Ocho. Listen, my grandma could have been out there throwing that ball. But when I'm in my prime, one thing about it, I'm going to be open. and I'm creating separation. I'm talking about unbelievable separation. Three full yards. Going to make it easy for you. Come on now. Jamal the singer said two versus two, a dunk contest. Aaron Gordon, Vince Carter versus Zach Levine, Jason Richardson. Who wins? I got A.G. and V.C. It's a good one right there, boy. It is. Man, it's a good one. Hey, them boys could jump, boy. You saw the young fella. is it the young fella out of BYU that jumped that vertical very, very, very, very, very high?

1:01:33Or is that real? DeBonza? AJ DeBonza? I mean, the highest vertical ever, if I'm not mistaken. I could be wrong based on the reports that I saw.

1:01:49Shannon Sharpe:No, I mean, some guy I think had like a 50-inch vertical. Yeah, I think that's him. No? but does that translate to the court? Obviously, there's so many other things. No, not necessarily. Okay. Better player, Julius Erving or James Worthy?

1:02:10Shannon Sharpe:Doc. But you got to realize Doc spent his best years in the ABA. Doc was a three-time, he was a three-time ABH MVP. He won the NBA MVP. He won a championship in both leagues. Man, people don't realize Doc was really, really good. Now, Doc was a great player. He's a doctor.

1:02:37Shannon Sharpe:And, you know, look, James went to a great situation. You're the number one pick, and you go to the team that just won the NBA title. See, that would never happen. That would never happen. He went to a team that had Kareem and Magic.

1:02:58Shannon Sharpe:Come on. That would never happen in today's game. Six-foot-eight Aquarius, play one, bench one, cut one. Kaitlin, play Paige Angel. Yeah, you got that one out. I mean, is everybody healthy? If everybody's healthy, I'm talking about Paige, I mean, Kaitlin's hurt right now. Everybody's healthy? Caitlin Page Angel

1:03:31What

1:03:43Shannon Sharpe:Play ball B Are you watching Deadliest Catch New Season Jake and the crew Abandoned ship Lost at sea In a wrap Man, hey, that Bering Sea, man. That sea ain't nothing to play with. No, and the water be cold. Hey, not only cold, the seas are unpredictable. Absolutely. The seas are unpredictable. I don't want no part of that. Yeah. I mean, look, I mean, they be pulling them crab in. You know, I watch Sig Hansen. Yeah. What's the Norwegian? Is that the name? I think that's the name it is. I think that's the name of his ship.

1:04:28Shannon Sharpe:Nah, I'm good. Let's see. I can't drink all that water out there. Kemper Noah Wood Jr. say, oh, my question is, your top four Martin Lawrence movies?

1:04:41Martin Lawrence. Life. Yeah, Life is up there. Blue Streak. Blue Streak is funny as hell. uh

1:04:54martin martin martin movies but i mean which which what about bad boys which bad boys or just bad boys in this in its entirety yeah what was uh

1:05:12Shannon Sharpe:what was that movie he was in i don't know i mean was he in um mama's house yeah I like Big Mama I definitely like Big Mama A Thin Line Between Love and Hate yeah he got a few what's that movie he was in a movie with Michael Clark Duncan I think Monique was in there Death at the Funeral

1:05:45Shannon Sharpe:Johnson Family Vacation or something

1:05:51Shannon Sharpe:Wreck-em-home Roscoe Welcome home Roscoe That's a good one That's a good one Michael Clark Duggan We're chasing him All-state linebacker

1:06:06Shannon Sharpe:Welcome home Roscoe Oh House party Oh yeah Do the right thing when he was Belial Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But he say, man, it was gas and bugging out up. Man, he told me he's gonna step on them joints yesterday. Hey, by stepping them goddamn joints, man. Yeah, scuffed him up. Hey, who told you could walk on my street? Who said you could walk on my street on my block? Mm-hmm. Classic. I said a thin line between love and hate with him and Lin Whitfield Lin Whitfield I love boy that was my crush everybody have a celebrity crush for me mine and always has been and still to this day I like bad boys but I'm talking about just laughing life welcome home Roscoe Jenkins Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

1:07:12Shannon Sharpe:Blue Street with Dave Chappelle. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Oh, Blue Street, funny as hell. Dave Chappelle was funny as hell in there. When Martin was delivering that piece and was in that costume. Boy, that was so funny. Give me that, ah, ah, ah. Oh, yeah, that was nice. Thank you, guys, for joining us for another episode of Nightcap. I'm your favorite Uncle Shannon Sharp, my partner and co-host, Liberty City's own Madden Adjuster Bingo Ring of Fame Arteree The Pro Bowl Of the All Pro He's Chad Ocho Cinco Johnson Please make sure you hit That subscribe button Please make sure you hit The like button And guys go subscribe To the Night Cow Podcast Feed wherever You get your podcast from We would like to thank Each and every one of you For your support And your continued support My cognac LaPortier has a new drop And this one is very personal to me I've created a limited edition release To honor my brother Sterling for his induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

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1:08:48Shannon Sharpe:No, 10 Eastern. 7 Eastern. I know I hate these times. But we'll see you tomorrow. Oh, yeah. Peace.

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