HOUR 1: Valenti's Settlement, College Football is Now WWE

The Valenti Show

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🗓️ 12 August 2024

⏱️ 39 minutes

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Summary

Mike and Rico start the week off with some Lions preseason talk stemming from some comments from Dan Campbell, asking if the Lions should rest their starters. Valenti proposes a settlement that he thinks could satisfy the fans and the guys respond to it. Then, they shift gears with a college football blitz, which leads to a conversation about the state of the sport and how similar it is to WWE.

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0:00.0	How are you? I'm here for you man. I know I know it's going to be great
0:05.0	Jim Costa's back that was good news. He actually functionally could speak today without sounding like the suit guy from TV.
0:11.4	Okay. He has risen.
0:13.0	How about I say, did we start calling him Jesus?
0:17.0	I will only tell you.
0:18.0	I mean, he died last week.
0:20.0	I will only tell you this on cash the ticket today.
0:22.0	I did call him Jerry Falwell more on
0:24.7	that later it's been three days it has been three days you're right really
0:32.2	really Really?
0:33.0	Really?
0:34.0	All right, come on now.
0:37.0	We have been sideswiped.
0:39.0	Not by RICO Beard, but by the audio that Rico Beard has demanded.
0:43.0	So we're going to play it for you.
0:45.0	Lions had no plans on playing starters.
0:48.0	And I'm fine with that.
0:49.3	I'll stand by that.
0:50.6	But apparently, Dan Campbell may have a changing course.
0:53.0	Let's play the audio and then let's have a conversation.
0:56.0	I'm thinking about playing some of these guys.
0:58.0	You know, I'm back and forth a little bit right now.
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