In the air, the Brown's fight for the ball, and it's picked up by Miles Garrett.

He's going to score.

Touchdown!

Cut back by Chuck.

He's to the 10.

He's still running to the fun. He dips outside left. He's doing it in touchdown. What a run. Next job. What's up, everybody. Welcome in to your latest OBR film breakdown. I'm your host, Jake Burns. We are crossing over with all eyes on Cleveland and Brad Ward as we do every single week. We have a pretty fun show here. A lot of stuff to talk about in a short period of time. Sorry about missing yesterday. I was actually talking off air with Brad about this 24-hour stomach bug. And I cannot think if Brad and I in two different parts of the state are going through this, it's got to be passing around the state in some way, shape, or form. Maybe you're listening to this and have dealt with it. It is one of the most violent stomach bugs I have ever come across, man. I'm not going to go into the details of it, but it came through our house. My oldest son and my wife came down with it, and it is, it is, it's menacingacing and i wouldn't wish it like brad told me when

he originally had and i wouldn't wish it on anyone maybe he did wish it on me because i then got

it like a week and a half later and i'm like man this this thing is like wipe you off the face of

the earth for 24 hours luckily brad only 24 hours though man because that thing was that thing is. I hope I hope nobody deals with this as they hear this podcast or has dealt with it because it's not fun. Yeah, like I said, I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy. It is a brutal one. So let's hope that nobody else has to go through all that out there. I'm sure some people already have, but yeah, it's a brutal one. It's a brutal one. We're here to talk about football, not spend our time talking about stomach parasites or food poisoning or flu. So we'll move on from that topic. The other thing that went on that is outside of football before we get into it is the LeBron James passes. The reason we touch this is large two things. It's LeBron and the state of Ohio and the connection to Northeast Ohio in particular. And then obviously also because it's a pent ultimate record of a, you know, of a, of a sport like the passing yardage or touchdown record or rushing yardage record of all time. Right. Like those are, they're just big records and it's kind of just interesting to talk about it. I had tweeted out that i didn't have anything great i was only in eighth grade brad when lebron was really like in the senior year peak of powers lebron and like i uh i knew he was great and i knew he's special and you you couldn't you just couldn't you couldn't miss it really if you were semi old enough and And I think in middle school years you're kind of old enough.

I went to, there's a game here in Columbus.

So if anybody's listening to this from Columbus, you probably remember this game or you

remember the team in particular around Columbus, a city league team is Brookhaven, who had two

spectacular players at the time, one Drew Lavender and Brandon Fowse, both of which

were going to Oklahoma,

so random to see guys in that time going to Oklahoma from Columbus, Ohio.

But they were great.

Lavender was just like 5758 point guard.

He ended up transferring back to Xavier and was really,

really, really good at Xavier.

But he was like, there was a lot of really fantastic moments of back and forth battles between

lebron the six eight human species of a human against this 58 59 andrew lab but lavender was just

like lightning quick man and it was a great game and came down to the last few seconds but that

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