REShow: Scott Drew - Hour 2 (03-01-21)

The Rich Eisen Show

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4.3 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 1 March 2021

⏱️ 59 minutes

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Summary

Baylor head basketball coach Scott Drew and Rich discuss the challenges his 1-loss team has faced this season, how much he turns to his father, hoops coaching legend Homer Drew, for advice during his career and his hilarious first-ever basketball memory, the inside scoop on Valparaiso’s March Madness buzzer beater against Ole Miss back in 1998, and if losing their first game of the season was actually a good thing for his Bears team. Rich breaks down a video posted of Drew Brees working out HARD and wondering if the future Hall of Fame QB is having second thoughts about retirement after Tom Brady’s Super Bowl win at the age of 43 this season. Rich wraps up the hour with his reaction to an alarming report that the NFL might do away with his beloved 40-yard dash drill at future combines. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	It's a big day for us here at the Rich Eyes and Show
0:03.0	Partners Machine Backup!
0:05.0	Guess who's back?
0:06.0	Oh my gosh.
0:07.0	It's Rich Eyes and...
0:09.0	You know what I am?
0:10.0	Knowledgeable?
0:11.0	Chris Brockman.
0:12.0	Rich, what am I?
0:13.0	What do I do during the show?
0:14.0	Workfully.
0:15.0	That's so false.
0:16.0	And like, don't two-fold.
0:17.0	Two-fold.
0:18.0	Get the drop!
0:19.0	I don't have everything ready?
0:20.0	Earlier on the show.
0:21.0	Who's the peacock's pro football talk?
0:24.0	Mike Floreo.
0:25.0	Coming up.
0:26.0	Baylor Head Coach Scott Drew.
0:29.0	Raiders Radio Voice.
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