Daniels Shines at B12 Media Day, KC’s First $15m to FIFA, Desoto Plant Gets $8 Billion, Manchin 3rd Party, Schiff Steps in It, Costco Cancels Bud Light

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Kevin Kietzman

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🗓️ 13 July 2023

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

A lot happened Wednesday at Big 12 Football Media Days but the clear star was pre season offensive player of the year Jalon Daniels. The KU quarterback was all decked out including a necklace with a diamond studded monitor on it that plays a reel of his highlights. Oh, boy is this a great topic. KC approves it's first $15 million worth of bribe money to the most corrupt sports organization on the planet, FIFA, to get 6 soccer games to the cow town. Still, KC has nothing on the scam going on with a new battery plant being built in Desoto. Get this, it's a $4 billion plant and Panasonic is getting $8 billion of our tax dollars to build it. What? Dem Senator Joe Manchin is freaking out his party as he's heading to New Hampshire to do a town hall event for a group called "No Labels" which says they have the ability to get a third party candidate for president on the ballot in all 50 states. Adam Schiff absolutely steps in a pile of poo while questioning the FBI directory and there are signs that Costco may be dropping Bud Light from its shelves. Then, our Final Final is about the great Kenny Rogers.

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0:00.0	Sports, politics, life.
0:08.1	Buck Roofing presents Kevin Keatsman has issues.
0:13.3	Man, I think if I could sing, I would probably do a parody song of it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas and change it into
0:19.6	it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas and change it into, it's beginning to look a lot like football
0:22.4	because Big 12 Media Days opened this week in Dallas, and I'm pretty excited.
0:29.4	The Big 12 goes out every year and jumps the gun in front of the other big conferences to try to get some national attention, which works for them.
0:36.6	They get all the national media there. It's not a brilliant marketing strategy. It's a pretty simple one. You don't want to
0:42.3	go up against the SEC and Big Ten media days. If you can get media outlets to come cover you before
0:46.8	the other conferences do their media days, you do that. So I'm fired up as Big 12 football season
0:51.8	seems like it is ever so close. And I'll admit as we start
0:56.9	again with sports and football in particular, you know, it's my favorite sport. It's my favorite
1:02.4	sport to talk about, to cover, whatever. We are very short here on analysis and X's and O's at this
1:08.8	point. We've got to wait until camp opens, see how some of the competitions are going,
1:12.7	see how injuries go over the next six weeks or so before the games are upon us,
1:18.5	or longer than that.
1:19.7	So it's so much guesswork, especially in college football,
1:23.5	and especially in the Big 12, where nobody really knows in any given year who's going to win the league.
1:29.0	Did anybody think TCU would be in the college football playoff and K-State would be the
1:33.0	Big 12 champions last year?
1:34.9	No, nobody thought that.
1:36.2	So we love that about the Big 12.
1:39.5	It is, Brett Yormark said this, the commissioner, said this in his news conference.
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