HOUR 3: CFB Blitz + Emmanuel Clase Gambling Story

The Valenti Show

Audacy

Sports

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🗓️ 28 July 2025

⏱️ 33 minutes

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The guys opened the third hour joined by David for a CFB Blitz. Then, they got into the news that Emmanuel Clase has been placed on paid leave amidst MLB's investigation into gambling allegations surrounding him.

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0:00.0	Good afternoon, 4 o'clock.
0:02.7	97 won the ticket.
0:05.7	Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls of all ages,
0:09.6	it's time for the Blitz.
0:16.6	Oh, college football.
0:18.4	College football, and I think you guys will love this one.
0:21.0	Okay.
0:22.9	You both love college football.
0:25.0	So what we're going to do here is who wore it best?
0:29.0	I'm going to give you a number in the history of college football, and you tell me who wore that number best.
0:35.7	And I'm going to make it easy for you to start because I know you would easily get these first two. Rico, you know the number one. Who wore the number one the best? Wow, the number one the best? Come on. I'm asking you for a reason. You know this. I mean, I always was partial to Anthony Carter. There you go. That's why I asked you.
0:54.7	Anthony Carter is, they say the best person to wear number one.
0:59.0	But David, he was a Wolverine.
1:02.1	He was, I'm supposed to hate all Wolverines.
1:04.4	So this is just in college football.
1:06.1	This is just college football.
1:07.2	Even though he wore number one as a Michigan Panther.
1:09.6	Correct.
1:10.2	So honorable mention for that number was Larry Fitzgerald at Pitt,
1:13.7	Percy Harvin at Florida,
1:15.4	Kyla Murray at Oklahoma.
1:17.2	What about Charles Rogers in Michigan State?
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