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    Baylor’s Jared Butler, CBB With Tate Frazier (And Mark Titus) Plus Fyre Fest Of The Week

    en-usApril 01, 2021

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    • April Fool's Day Pranks: Harmless Fun or Misunderstandings?April Fool's Day pranks can bring joy and laughter, but should not cause unnecessary confusion or harm. Athletes need quality sleep for optimal performance.

      April Fool's Day pranks can range from harmless jokes to more serious misunderstandings. During the podcast discussion, the hosts shared their favorite April Fool's Day pranks, including DJ Quik's fake hospital shooting and Bruce Irvin's drunk driving apology prank. They also criticized brands for lacking creative April Fool's Day pranks after having two years to prepare. The hosts also discussed the importance of quality sleep for athletes, both in college and in the NFL, using the example of Sleep Number smart beds to optimize recovery. In the context of the podcast, the takeaway is that while April Fool's Day pranks can bring joy and laughter, they should not cause unnecessary confusion or harm. Additionally, athletes need every competitive edge they can get, including quality sleep, to perform at their best.

    • Fantasy league fans' dedication and passionEven in free, low-stakes leagues, fans remain committed and passionate, enjoying the complexity and constant attention required for success.

      Even in the midst of a light-hearted conversation about sports and fantasy leagues, the passion and dedication of fans, no matter how small their involvement, can be just as intense as those in professional roles. PFT's friend, who has been in a fantasy league for 19 years and has won 5 championships, is a testament to this. Despite not knowing anyone in the league and it being a $0 a year league, PFT is committed to enjoying the game for the love of it. The complexity of the rotisserie league and the need for constant attention to the roster may seem daunting to some, but for PFT and his friend, it's all part of the experience. The early season games, even with the harsh weather conditions, still hold excitement and anticipation, and the unexpected moments, like Miguel Cabrera's lost home run in the snow, add to the overall enjoyment of the sport.

    • Giants' focus: Control pace, reduce errorsThe Giants aim to minimize errors by managing game tempo, while NFL teams weigh quarterback prospects and basketball fans anticipate upsets.

      The Giants, under manager Gabe Kapler, are focusing on controlling the pace of play and maintaining time of possession in the upcoming baseball season. Kapler believes that keeping the defense on the field for longer periods increases the likelihood of errors. Meanwhile, NFL pro days continue, and there's speculation about quarterbacks like Justin Fields, with some teams hoping he'll fall in the draft. Anonymous sources have questioned Fields' love for football, but it's important to consider the context of these reports during smokescreen season. In baseball, dominant tight ends have emerged as game changers, much like quarterbacks. As for the NCAA basketball tournament, most expect a matchup between Gonzaga and Baylor, but upsets could occur. UCLA is an underdog worth considering for coverage in the final four.

    • Unexpected Final Four teams and COVID-19 impactDespite unexpected teams in the Final Four and COVID-19 challenges, the anticipation for the NCAA basketball tournament remains high. Rick Pitino's coaching accomplishments were recognized, and discussions covered rankings, ratings, and Bill Walton's absence.

      The anticipation for the Final Four of the NCAA basketball tournament is not as high as it could be due to the unexpected teams that have made it to this stage. The conversation also touched on the potential scheduling issues and the impact of COVID-19 tests on the event. Additionally, Rick Pitino's coaching accomplishments were acknowledged, and there was a discussion about the rankings and ratings of past tournaments. The speakers also shared their thoughts on Bill Walton's absence from the podcast and a prank that was played on a friend. Furthermore, the comparison between Roy Williams and Coach K's coaching records at their respective universities was brought up as evidence of Williams' superiority.

    • Roy Williams' Impact on ACC BasketballRoy Williams has won 3 ACC titles since 2005, while Coach K has 2, but Williams' impact on the conference is significant with key wins against Butler and Kentucky.

      While Coach K of Duke University has more national championships overall, Roy Williams of the University of North Carolina has been a more successful coach in the ACC since joining the conference. Roy Williams has won three ACC championships to Coach K's two since 2005. However, if we include titles won before Roy Williams joined the ACC, Coach K has a total of five titles to Roy Williams' three. Despite this, Roy Williams' impact on the ACC has been significant, especially with key wins against Butler in 2010 and Kentucky in 2017. Jared Butler, a junior star from Baylor University, discussed the importance of staying focused on the final 4 tournament despite the excitement of making it that far. He emphasized the need to reset and prepare for the next game, as the final 2 games could lead to immortality for the team.

    • Observing and analyzing basketball film for improvementDedicated observation and analysis of basketball film can help identify opportunities for better defense and quicker decisions on the court, leading to significant improvement in one's game.

      Effective learning and improvement in basketball, or any skill, comes from dedicated observation and analysis. Jalen, in his journey to the Final Four, shares how watching film helped him identify opportunities for better defense and make quicker decisions on the court. This mindset, adopted with the help of an assistant coach, transformed his game significantly. Additionally, Jalen's determination to focus on his own growth, rather than external validation, is a testament to his resilience and dedication to his craft. The experience of being close to reaching the NBA and then transferring to Baylor gave him a unique perspective, but ultimately, he found peace in his decision and embraced the journey to becoming a top basketball player.

    • Feeling Disrespected by Baylor, Quinerly Finds Success at AlabamaQuinerly overcame a grudge against Baylor and found success at Alabama, with standout performances earning him the last shot and the team's 'call god' celebration.

      During recruitment, Jahvon Quinerly felt disrespected when Baylor waited until late in his junior year to offer him a scholarship, despite having sent other players from his high school to the university. This experience led him to hold a grudge, but ultimately, he let go of his ego and came to Alabama. During games, the last shot is taken by the player who is performing best at that moment, and Quinerly has had standout performances in several games this season. The term "call god" is a celebration used by teammate Macio Teague, where he raises his arms to the sky as if asking for divine intervention during successful shots. While praying and calling god share similarities, the latter implies a direct line to a higher power. In the bubble, Quinerly and his team have found ways to stay entertained despite the limited activities, with Alabama's visit to the zoo being an example.

    • Maintaining Unity During DowntimeThe team stays focused and united through various activities and a strong defensive mindset, resulting in a high number of layups and success on the court.

      Despite the challenges of staying focused during downtime, the team maintains their unity through various activities and a strong defensive mindset. During a particularly tough game against Villanova, there was no panic, but rather a determination to buckle down and improve defensively. The team's fast pace and good execution often result in a high number of layups, which is not a conscious decision but rather a natural result of their skills and speed. The team's favorite romcom, "Love Actually," was discussed, with some expressing their love for the movie and others admitting they hadn't seen it. The conversation then shifted to the team's shooting style, with the interviewee acknowledging their tendency to shoot layups and addressing the misconception that this is a deliberate strategy. Overall, the team's resilience and adaptability in the face of adversity are key factors in their success.

    • A Respectful Battle Against WisconsinBaylor players showed respect towards Wisconsin, acknowledging their confidence while focusing on their own performance. They faced a tough decision when choosing between two deserving seniors for the Jim Nantz tie award.

      The game against Wisconsin was a memorable one for the Baylor player, filled with intense competition and respect for the opposing team. Despite their clear superiority, they acknowledged Wisconsin's confidence and did not disrespect them, instead focusing on their own performance. Regarding the Jim Nantz tie award, the player expressed difficulty choosing between two deserving seniors, Marc Vital and Maceo Tee. Robert Griffin, a former Baylor athlete, has reached out occasionally but is not heavily involved with the team. The fans' unique hand sign, known as the "bear claw," may seem odd but brings a sense of unity and tradition. Lastly, players are aware of fan discussions about spreads and occasionally receive messages about it, but there is no direct interaction during games.

    • Impact of Roy Williams' retirement on UNC fans and college basketballRoy Williams' sudden retirement left UNC fans emotional during the Final Four. College basketball has unique challenges for unpaid players, and coaches play a significant role in their development and team spirit.

      The dynamic of college basketball, particularly for unpaid players, is different from the pros. Despite the competitive spirit, there's a need for understanding and compassion. Roy Williams' retirement from UNC was an unexpected shock, but it's a reminder of the impact coaches can have on their teams and fans. Tate Frazier, a friend of the show and UNC alum, shared his reaction to the news during the Final Four. He was in Indiana for the event when he received the unexpected news. The sudden retirement left him emotional, especially since he was surrounded by basketball history. Frazier also clarified the common misconception that he and Mark Titus, his co-host, share a bed. Despite their close working relationship, they don't live together. The conversation also touched on Liquid IV, a hydration product that can help athletes and fans stay hydrated during intense events. The company is donating millions of servings in response to COVID-19, making it a socially responsible choice. Overall, the discussion highlighted the emotional impact of college basketball and the importance of understanding the unique challenges faced by college athletes.

    • Discussion about potential UNC basketball coachUNC basketball community prefers a coach with a proven track record, considering Wes Miller and Mark Few as options, and speculating Roy Williams may step down due to NIL rules, favoring outside candidates.

      During a recent podcast discussion, there was a strong sentiment expressed against Brad Stevens becoming the next coach at the University of North Carolina (UNC). The reason being that Stevens is currently a struggling NBA coach, and those involved in UNC basketball want a coach with a proven track record of success. Some suggested names included Wes Miller, who is currently an assistant coach at UNC, and Mark Few from Gonzaga. It was also speculated that Roy Williams, the current UNC coach, may be stepping down due to the changing landscape of college basketball, specifically the new Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) rules. Overall, the consensus was that UNC should consider outside candidates for the coaching position to ensure the best possible fit for the team.

    • North Carolina Tar Heels in Transition: Hubert Davis' Coaching Abilities QuestionedSpeakers admire Davis as a person but question his coaching abilities, reflect on impact of one-and-done recruiting, and suggest potential future hires for UNC

      The North Carolina Tar Heels basketball program is currently in a state of transition, with Hubert Davis being the likely successor to Roy Williams as head coach. The speakers expressed their admiration for Davis as a person but acknowledged their uncertainty about his coaching abilities. They also reflected on the impact of one-and-done recruiting on coaches like Rory and how it contributed to Duke's dominance in the ACC. The speakers also discussed the recent hiring process at North Carolina and expressed their disappointment that high-profile coaches like Chris Beard, Shaka Smart, and Brad Stevens were not considered. They suggested an 18-month trial period for Davis and expressed their hope that coaches like Wes Miller, Jerry Stackhouse, or even Rasheed Wallace could be potential hires in the future. They also shared their thoughts on the importance of adapting to the changing landscape of college basketball and the cultural significance of Tobacco Road.

    • Benefits of hiring relatable young coaches for college basketball programsHiring young, relatable coaches like Juwan Howard can help connect with younger players and boost recruiting efforts for prestigious college basketball programs. Top contenders for top basketball jobs include UNC, Kansas, Kentucky, UCLA, and Indiana.

      The hiring of a young, relatable coach like Juwan Howard for a prestigious college basketball program can be beneficial in recruiting and connecting with younger players. The discussion also highlighted the top college basketball jobs based on prestige, location, and basketball talent, with UNC, Kansas, Kentucky, UCLA, and Indiana being mentioned as top contenders. Indiana's hire of Mike Woodson was considered surprising given its status as a top basketball program. The Final Four predictions included Gonzaga and Baylor as strong contenders, with Houston and UCLA having less of a chance.

    • NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament: Underdog UCLA Faces Powerhouses Gonzaga and HoustonDespite the unpredictability of the tournament, some consider Houston a 'worst case scenario' for the championship. Familiarity and local recruiting expertise brought by Indiana's new coach, Mike Woodson, could be a game-changer.

      The NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament has provided plenty of surprises and entertainment value, with UCLA as the underdog in the Final Four against powerhouse teams Gonzaga and Houston. The possibility of Houston winning the championship is a "worst case scenario" for some, as they believe Gonzaga or UCLA would ultimately come out on top. The discussion also touched on the controversial firing of Kelvin Sampson from Indiana and the potential impact of his former assistant, Mike Woodson, in his new role with the team. While some may joke about Woodson's coaching abilities, the presence of a familiar face and local recruiting expertise could prove valuable for Indiana. Ultimately, the tournament has shown that even in the post-FBI era, the stakes remain high and the games unpredictable.

    • Speaker's Appreciation for Coach Roy WilliamsThe speaker values Coach Roy Williams' legacy and impact on UNC basketball, fears being in a losing program, and prefers coaches who genuinely care for their players.

      Despite wanting to be involved in the program and even willing to take the blame for failures, the speaker holds a deep appreciation for Coach Roy Williams and the impact he had on UNC basketball. The speaker acknowledges Williams' legendary status and his ability to save the program during tough times. The speaker also expresses his fear of being in a losing program, such as Indiana basketball, and his preference for coaches who genuinely care about their players. The conversation also touched on the potential of turning unused timeouts into NFTs for profit, and the ongoing debate between Coach K and Roy Williams' coaching careers. Overall, the conversation highlights the speaker's admiration for Coach Williams and his influence on college basketball.

    • The Unpredictability and Fun of Hosting a Tech ShowHosts shared their love for their work, discussed North Carolina football's football status, and reminisced about pranks and hacking incidents, emphasizing the unpredictability and fun that comes with their line of work, and their excitement for new challenges like Peloton's spring fitness routine and a new app release.

      The hosts of the show had a lively discussion about various topics, including their fondness for having a particular guest on the show, North Carolina football's status as a football school, and their experiences with pranks and hacking incidents. A common theme that emerged was the unpredictability and fun that comes with their line of work. They also mentioned their excitement for new challenges, such as Peloton's fitness routine during springtime and the upcoming release of a new app. Despite the occasional mishaps, they remain enthusiastic about their work and the unexpected twists it brings.

    • Misunderstandings on Social MediaClear communication and understanding are crucial to resolving misunderstandings on social media. Be mindful of your words and actions online to avoid hurt feelings and misunderstandings.

      Social media can lead to misunderstandings and hurt feelings, even when it's not intended. In the discussion, Hank and Billy had a disagreement about a photoshopped image that was shared on Twitter. Hank felt hurt and defensive, assuming it was a deliberate attempt to make him look bad. Billy, on the other hand, didn't mean any harm and was just trying to get a reaction from their audience. The incident highlights the importance of clear communication and understanding in resolving misunderstandings. Additionally, the conversation touched on the topic of social media and its impact on our lives. Hank expressed his reluctance to share personal news on social media, while Billy saw it as a way to engage with their audience and keep the conversation going. Overall, the conversation showcases the complexities of social media and the importance of being mindful of our words and actions online.

    • Navigating the UnexpectedBeing adaptable and accepting the unexpected twists and turns in life is important. Being well-informed and understanding the normalcy of certain experiences can help us better cope with the unexpected.

      Despite our best intentions and efforts, life can be unpredictable and situations can take unexpected turns. In the conversation, the speaker shares stories about trying to prevent his parents from divorcing and deciding to neuter his dog, only to encounter unexpected outcomes. He also discusses the normalcy of certain experiences like dogs jizzing and chickens dying. The conversation also touches upon the topic of training and preparation, as seen in the speaker's plans to neuter his dog and his attempts to prevent his parents' divorce. However, despite his efforts, things didn't go as planned. This highlights the importance of being adaptable and accepting the unexpected twists and turns that life can bring. Additionally, the conversation also touches upon the importance of being well-informed and understanding the normalcy of certain experiences, as seen in the discussion about dogs jizzing and chickens dying.

    • April Fool's Day Jokes and Milkshake DuckingSpeakers joked about April Fool's Day pranks and discussed the concept of 'milkshake ducking' - when someone appears promising but disappoints later.

      The conversation between the speakers involved an exchange about an April Fool's Day joke related to tennis and a deleted tweet. The speaker mentioned getting vaccinated and jokingly adding steroids to the record, but clarified that it was an April Fool's joke. They also discussed a friend named Billy getting "milkshake ducked," which is a term used to describe someone who appears to be promising but turns out to be disappointing. The conversation also included references to numbers, a gym locker room, and the TB 12 method. Despite some awkward moments and misunderstandings, the speakers seemed to maintain a lighthearted and humorous tone throughout the conversation. The speaker also mentioned deleting a tweet and expressed excitement about returning to work on Monday.

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