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Listen where you are listening to this podcast. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the right time.

My name is Beaumonti Jones. Thanks for listening wherever you get your podcast.

Rate us, review us, give us five stars, you only give us four stars. I'm inclined to believe

you are a hater coming up on this episode of the right time. I'm going to give you some NFL news.

You might not be expecting, but first.

All right, guys, I understand why a lot of you are listening to this podcast, right?

Because you expect me to be petty. And I don't blame you have have a fairly documented track

record of such behaviors. You know, I'm not going to pretend like I don't know where you might be

coming from in this expectation. The pettyness is about to follow, but I'm really not inclined

to have such a reaction to Deon Sanders making decision to go to Colorado. Now for me,

the three jobs that we'd heard his name attached to and we don't know who all offered him a job,

but the three we heard his name attached to were Colorado, Cincinnati, and South Florida.

Of those three, Colorado would have been the least desirable option. Cincinnati would have been

the most desirable option for the last five coaches to get jobs at Cincinnati, wound up with

power five jobs in the fifth one. Somehow is the United States Senator. South Florida, I probably

would have gone to number two. The reason I probably would have gone there in spite of all the

limitations that that job has is I think Deon was going to be there for a good time, not a long time.

And I do think that that was a school that would have allowed him to hit for lick in that transfer

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