11 Personnel E26: A pirate Looks at Starkville

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4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 15 January 2020

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

A day after the college football season concluded, Nick Roush and Adam Luckett discussed the National Championship Game between LSU and Clemson on a new episode of 11 Personnel. After diving into the X's and O's, they touched on a ton of topics from a busy college football week away from the field. Highlights: -- What did Joe Brady actually do for LSU? -- Highlights from the Coaches' Film Room and the Pressbox. -- The ACC stinks. Can Clemson set a record for most consecutive conference wins? -- NFL Conference Championship preview. -- The Egg Bowl is the gift that keeps on giving. -- Welcoming back Anwar Stewart and A.J. Rose. -- A severed finger in Athens: the most SEC story ever.

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0:00.0	Hot Rop! Red Seven!
0:06.0	Red Seven!
0:08.0	Don!
0:09.0	What?
0:10.0	Red Seven!
0:11.0	I don't know what Red Seven means.
0:12.0	Hot Rop! I don't. What Red Seven means. Hot Rock!
0:13.0	I don't. What is Hot Rowell?
0:15.0	Will you just go stand on the other side please?
0:18.0	Billy Bob.
0:19.0	This is it.
0:20.0	The man who got us here, you ready?
0:22.0	You don't think that layman's play where I run down the field and act like I'm lost is going to work, do you?
0:26.0	Then he pivots, face, chucks the big bob halfway down the field
0:31.0	to are hopefully still wide open tail back.
0:34.8	I call it the annexation of Puerto Rico.
0:37.4	Oh yeah!
0:39.7	That's what we call a sack lunch!
0:41.6	Mm-m-m-m-m-m-n-num-n-num. I need that ball.
0:44.0	Get me the ball.
0:45.0	You need the ball.
0:47.0	Get me the ball.
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