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Homeberg's Morning Sickness.

Good morning everybody, hello, they're welcome to Monday, it is 5.45.

This is the Morning Sickness, my name's John Homeberg, there's Brady Boken.

There's Brett Fessley, big dick to Lee though, this show is ready to go already talking about the suns yesterday and the...

I like that, I like Sunday morning because there's enough footballs not around, I like Sunday morning basketball kind of attacking you.

11 a.m. game, pretty sweet, and get up, that's something to do right away.

It's pretty great, and KD still undefeated with Kevin Durant, I know it's three, but that's pretty awesome.

It got two guys, three and a, putting 30, men, bookers, bookers being over 30, he's got a hundred and some more to 117 points in three games or something like that.

That's gonna be tough to beat, he can't defend it, so long as frying pan-hands, Aiton doesn't get in the way.

He's got two skillets for hands, I'm just convinced of it, he can't grip anything, he just has to bat at stuff, he's like a cat with yarn, he drives me insane.

Even just talking about it with you a second ago, I'm like, ah, I'm getting all fired up again, but it's a tough team to beat, and I'll tell you that, that's gonna be a tough one to beat when they can stay healthy throughout this whole run, it's fun.

Basketball is certainly fun right now, that is for sure, unless you're a Memphis fan in John Moran's Flash and Guns, but that's a different story.

Basketball should be fun and it should be well played and it should be, you know, done by athletes and broadcast on television for those very reasons, not like what happened to me on Saturday morning, where my friend Chris Harris, who does a lot of high school sports broadcasting, TV was on, the news was on and then it was over and I'm walking around the house and I come back and I see that the girls 5A6A, whatever it is, state championship for basketball,

ball is on, the other one that was watching that, I wasn't, it was on, but I wasn't watching it and I walked in and I heard them say dobs and mustangs and I'm like, that's Chris Harris, I know Chris, and so Chris says the dobs and girls team blah blah and I'm like, oh, and I watched the first couple minutes now, this is not to take away from the accomplishments of any of these high school girls, I'm not expecting a lot, but I saw, nothing too different than the WNBA on high school levels and I'm convinced.

That might be, I don't know what, that's the best they had to offer, high school girls basketball isn't necessarily something we should pay for at all, for, I don't think tax money should ever go to that, and all the girls should have to like do fundraisers in front of the bashes and stuff to have the team, so I text Chris, I said, whatever they're paying you isn't enough, even if you're making a million dollars, next thing you know, I hear Chris Harris saying, I don't want to dobs and highs, alums,

John Holberg from KUPD tuning into today's action between the ladies of, and I'm like, oh, you son of a bitch, and then I'm like, wait a minute, nobody's watching this, that was just for me, I didn't care that I was, people who know me know why to make fun.

Oh my God, that was just brutal to watch, but you know, and I'm looking to see, you know, for some reason I don't know me, I'm like, well, they're sitting there, I'm like, I wonder if any of the coaches are still the same or if there's anybody I'll know from.

And I realized that I've been out of school, that the entire time of a career for a teacher, there'd be nobody from my day, totally retired, not only that, the people who started, like the year I graduated would be retired, it was 33 years ago for crying out, nobody's still there, Christ didn't think nobody, they're all, they're all out, if they're still there, they've failed in life, it completely had like getting their stuff together.

So I'm like, Jesus, that's since they have to start like in your 21, the year I was done, all the teachers are gone, they're their daughters, their sons and daughters are teaching, yeah, oh yeah, oh no, it's a son, yeah, almost all of your teachers are dead.

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