REShow: Peter King - Hour 2 (04-05-21)

The Rich Eisen Show

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4.3 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 5 April 2021

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

Rich begins the hour explaining why he, a Michigan alum, was rooting for UCLA to beat Gonzaga, and how the end of the Bruins season mirrors a certain plot point in the horror classic ‘The Shining.’ Rich and the guys debate if it’s better to lose in a blowout like Houston lost to Baylor or in heartbreaking fashion a la UCLA vs Gonzaga? NBC Sports’ Peter King and Rich discuss why this could be an unprecedented NFL Draft when it comes to how many QBs will be taken in the first few picks and how the Jets could shake everything up with their pick at #2, why Jimmy Garoppolo isn’t likely to be traded by the 49ers, the chances Ohio State quarterback Justin Fields drops in the draft, and if he’d rather see his favorite team lose in heartbreaking fashion or in a blowout. Rich wraps up the hour reacting to Stanford beating Arizona for the Women’s National Championship and reflects on the Cardinal’s accomplishment in the face of being on the road for 10 straight weeks leading up to their title. And make sure you check out Rich's other podcast: Just Getting Started with Rich Eisen. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	This is the Rich Eisen show three seconds ago we're tied at 90 here comes sucks long three from the
0:13.5	Rich Eisen show studio in Los Angeles. I need to hear on the Rich Eisen show.
0:18.5	Jaylon Suggs could easily be the number one pick in the draft could be one he could be two he could be three he's going to be a legitimate MDA player.
0:27.0	The Rich Eisen show earlier on the show CBS sports broadcaster Jim Nance still to come from NBC sports Peter King and now
0:38.7	It's a rich. I said all right. Everybody welcome the second hour of this edition of the Rich Eisen show our first hour was all about Nance
0:48.5	Jim Nance called into the show at a great chat with Jim who's calling tonight's national championship game on
0:54.6	EBS alongside Bill Raftere and Grant Hill and that will go down tonight and then Jim's going to
1:02.9	head off to Augusta National for master's week. That was just a great conversation. If you missed it with Jim
1:09.9	that's what our YouTube pages for youtube.com slash rich Eisen show if you're watching on peacock it's free
1:15.9	if you're not you can watch us every day between 12 and 3 Eastern time you can check out all of our videos
1:22.4	on peacock as well as well as the rear version of this show every single day. You can get every single
1:28.6	video again on our YouTube page and select videos at Rich Eisen show on Twitter Facebook and Instagram
1:36.1	844204 rich is the number dial Chris Brockman Mike Del Tufo and their usual spots over there and then
1:42.1	TJ Jefferson good to see you over there sir. They might know about the quick
1:46.4	uh it was 4.0 and 444 this morning man we've definitely woke me up and um and so
1:54.1	it's good to see everybody alive and well uh here today Peter King's going to join us in about
1:59.2	20 minutes time it's NFL draft month so we're going to turn our attention to a lot going on
2:04.0	in the football world um we couldn't be more excited about it very fired up so uh we'll get to
2:11.7	Peter shortly. One of the things obviously we talked about in the first hour also with Jim Nance
2:17.0	was the national championship weekend semifinal contest. Baylor blows out his alma mater Houston and
2:23.9	that was uh okay uh let's see what Gonzaga and UCLA have to offer and then what Gonzaga and UCLA
2:29.6	offers totally eclipses the earlier game it's as if um you know Baylor got a buy into the the
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