11 Personnel E48: Bye, Bye, Bye

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4.8 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 25 June 2020

⏱️ 66 minutes

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There are many different ways to say goodbye. On the latest edition of 11 Personnel, Nick Roush and Adam Luckett discuss three very different goodbyes from Xavier Peters, Johnny Majors and Smokey. In some cases, it's even too late to apologize. They explain why and discuss... -- UK is only antibody testing players, kinda weird, right? -- Jarren Williams flip-flops with Terry Wilson. -- The big-time recruits UK is willing to wait for. -- North Carolina is a sleeping giant. -- Potential player gifts from the Duke's Mayo Bowl. -- Who brings a chocolate pie to a football game?

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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	Really 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, fakes, 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.
0:37.8	Oh yeah!
0:39.8	That's what we call a sack lunch!
0:41.8	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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