Toucher and Rich: Mick Foley & Maryland football investigation (Hour 2)

Toucher & Hardy

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4.3 • 735 Ratings

🗓️ 13 August 2018

⏱️ 32 minutes

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On this hour: Part 2 of Mick Foley in-Studio with T&R. A Maryland football player died in May and the coach has not been fired. Why do college coaches feel the need to take things too far? Plus more!

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0:00.0	I'm an eyes man.
0:02.0	Yeah, I'm an eyes man.
0:06.0	Yeah!
0:08.0	Yeah!
0:09.0	90 and 5, the Sports Hub, we're touch-er-enrich.
0:15.0	A good song should be open to interpretation.
0:18.0	I mean, you can sense the subtleties in there.
0:22.9	I think everyone can just interpret them for themselves.
0:25.9	Ass is a metaphor for nuclear war.
0:29.3	Is that, I mean, is that the greatest entering theme song ever for any wrestler?
0:34.6	I don't know.
0:36.9	I don't know. I don't know.
0:38.9	It's the funny, isn't it?
0:40.6	It's the most blatant.
0:42.8	I don't know.
0:44.3	So was his gig that he just was obsessed with asses?
0:47.7	No, I mean, it's like Stonecourt.
0:53.5	Steve Austin was the games master, right?
0:56.0	And he said he wanted something more along the lines of being like cold-hearted.
1:00.9	And the WWE creative team at that time took the word cold, like literally.
1:07.0	And they produced like 25 names, all of which had to do with like Fahrenheit,
1:11.3	you know, like Frosty McFrees and Barron Ron Ruthless.
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