Shutdown Fullcast 7.40: Spencer Resets Everything

Shutdown Fullcast

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4.8 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 13 November 2017

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Georgia got whooped. Notre Dame got whooped. Michigan State got whooped. Tennessee has given the reins to Whoopin Recipient Specialist Brady Hoke. The Playoff Committee might be in for a whoopin. Syracuse's defense got whooped. Oh, there's also some audio we left in here from when Spencer had to reset his whole computer so Jason and Ryan invent a movie about a man going back and re-making all of the same mistakes. Weirdly, this movie is not called "What If Georgia Plays Auburn Again In The SEC Championship?" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	Bienvenido!
0:02.1	I'll shoot down full cast.
0:05.2	So the mentee has been yo...
0:07.7	Por que los huracans...
0:10.7	Los canes!
0:12.9	They use back, baby!
0:14.8	I know everyone says it.
0:16.0	Could you save back all the time?
0:17.9	Tres, zero, cinco, tres, zero, cinco, tres, zero, cinco, tres, zero, cinco!
0:24.0	I thought we were starting in Spanish because Iowa and Iowa State are again unranked,
0:29.1	meaning the El Asico has been restored.
0:31.2	Oh, man!
0:34.4	Nope, nope.
0:35.3	Only the only ass going into this is Notre Dame's.
0:39.0	Because you guess what?
0:40.6	Got punnid.
0:42.0	Got punnid repeatedly.
0:43.3	They put up the outro!
0:45.0	Hello, Chau!
0:47.7	They put up the eight!
0:50.0	That's an impressive way to get blown out.
0:52.2	Three, three sad.
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