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We have a show to do today

The whole new acronym thing

Drive me F and Benin'

Can we call him by his name?

Shell here is a minute by the Sports Hub

Our two of a re-entry Monday, brought you by Blue Bear Plumbing,

everything on the board, including Valichick to the North Carolina Tar Heels.

And it feels like that's gaining steam momentum today might happen today, for all we know.

We played Joe Mike Lombardi cut there, his former chief lieutenant and current, you know,

a friend of Bill spokesperson slash earlier saying it's a possibility.

The way it works now, college jobs might be even better than pro jobs, more autonomy for the head coach.

In the pro ranks, you got teams that have owners' kids running the team's analytics department, et cetera, et cetera. So college is a better avenue. And if you think Bill Belichick is just going after Shula's record, you don't know Bill? And this is actually the second cut. So he goes on, he goes on in the answer. I wanted to play the second part of it because there's some doozies in here, I think. Go ahead, Jimmy. Look, the world is changing. And the main question most people would want to know is, would you give up chasing Don Schuller's record to go to college? And if you ask that question, you really don't know who Bill Belichick is. You want to stop?

Because Belichick...

Go ahead. This is a joke. Like, seriously, are you kidding me? So you're telling me if an NFL job were there, Bill wouldn't take it? And he doesn't want the record? Oh, that's a lie. That is just a lie. So, again, you can believe whatever you want to believe. The fact is he's looking at college because nobody in the NFL wants him.

It's that simple. He calls his boat the eight rings, which he adds the two from the Giants. Again, D.C. there, but it's not like you're the head coach. Eight rings soon. Now you're going to tell me that same guy doesn't care about this precious record. Get out of my face with this. It's a crook.

You're just trying to make it look better than it actually is because everyone,

including Mike Lombardi, his blowhard mouthpiece, knows that this is kind of embarrassing.

Actually, it's really embarrassing.

We're not talking about a Big Ten team.

We're not talking about a team from the SEC.

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