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9 o'clock hour at 9.40. We'll be joined by Ralph Fregion, former Terps head coach. He's

on the college football hall of fame ballot. So we'll talk to him at 9.40. Alright, but we're

waiting for Steve James, hopefully to call in. We're efforting. And when we're looking at his

filmography and of course for us, he's most well known, I would say for hoop dreams. That was kind

of his claim to fame that when that came out in 1994. But man, he's done a ton of silly

documented. He did the pre-fantane, which you guys remember. He's done 30 for 30s. He did a big one

on Alan Iverson in that the trial of Alan Iverson. So we all watched the first episode of the Bill

Walton one, which he's doing. Right. And there were a couple things that struck me about that Bill

Walton episode. First of all, his mom and dad, this is kind of like a pretender thing. Okay. They

hooked up or any sort of match.com through like a club of tall people. I forget what it was called.

It was called like big toppers. I think it was big toppers. So the man had to be at least six foot

four inches tall. That's discriminatory. And the women. And the women had to be five, ten and a

half. So it was to have a group for tall people. It was a match.com sort of thing that they had to

have. And I might even be underestimating it. I think it was six four. But maybe it was six five.

No, they were six four, six five. And the women had to be five eleven. Yeah. I mean, six

four. That's what I was talking about. Yeah. So, so then they'll tell all their kids are a giant.

Yeah. And then every one of the Walton's played, well, his sons all played at least

division one basketball. And then Luke, of course, made it the NBA and was a head coach. But his

brother, Chalker, parents were huge. He was like an NFL player. Yeah. No, I know.

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