Transcript of Postgame Show: WHAT DO I GOTTA DO?

Can someone please explain to me what the details are around a green dildo being thrown on the field and being mistaken for a yellow penalty flag?

Highlighter color for me than green.

Those are the main bullet points of that story.

No, but what game was it? I didn't see it. I just heard you guys talking about it, so I don't have any details on how it is that even a green dildo could be confused for a yellow penalty flag. So I don't think I have the details I need for this story. What happened during the course of the game that made it look like, and this is a new thing now, we're throwing sex toys on the field. Which is there been more of the last two weeks? People, players spitting on other players or dildos being thrown on the court or field? In two weeks? In the last couple of weeks, it seems like both are proliferating. It seems like.

Well, so this is in the bangles jaguars game. Tony was locked in on that one, so he could give you more of the specifics. Another exciting game? It was a it was a countdown play, and then all of a sudden in the top corner, you just see something fly across the screen. It's like a highlighter yellow, seemingly, which is the color or looks somewhat like the color of a flag. That's something that you expect to see flying in the air during a play or right after a play. The graphics department said, You know what? I think I saw a flag fly across the screen. They put that graphic up, and it was not. It was a good play, and it was a dough.

I imagine the way these production studios work. There's a room of seven to eight people, and they're all watching, and they all have the ability to be, Flag. Oh, flag. Then as soon as someone yells it, The person with the graphics is like, Let me get that graphic up there.

Yeah, there are spotters. There are spotters who call the things out.

I love the idea of I want to be a fly on the wall for somebody. Oh, flag. Then they put the graphic up and then someone be like, Oh, shit. I think that's a dildo. Then the graphic goes away. Does that happen?

I think it's exactly how it goes down because you have a spotter who's yelling out the things that happen. They could put it on the score bug to the television crew in the truck. And he just, Flag, flag, flag. And then he's going to go, No, dildo.

No, wait. That might be a dildo.

My bad. There should be a dildo graphic that they put on the screen. What would it look like? You know, pretty much like a dildo. You think it should be? Yeah, like a dildo.

The color pops up and instead of flag, it says dildo.

It's just the outline, the unmistakable outline. The silhouette.

What purpose would that serve?

It's being informative. Oh, What did I just see flying on the field? I wasn't a flag.

For people watching on mute?

It's a TV truck, right? Is where we're still doing these things. It's a chaotic thing. I'm still confused as to how it is green looked like yellow because I was told it was a green dildo. It's like a highlighter.

For me, it's highlighter. Yeah.

Okay. Those two colors are not quite the same.

I mean, it's semantics.

It's a lot of different greens.

Have you seen the video?

I have not. It's confusing. I'm asking for information from you guys, and you told me I had all the information by simply saying that a dildo was confused with a flag.

I think you're trying not to understand this story for some reason.

Green and yellow don't look alike. Those are not the same color.

What color would you say lemon-lime gatorade is?

There you go. Got you.

That's what color it was. Got you.

Okay, that's not green.

So you say that's yellow?

I'm lucky in the video now. But it's also not quite yellow.

But you can see where green.

The video is funny.

Lemon-lime. Both green and yellow, damn. Chris Cody, we have not played a Ray Hudson goal call today as one of of our daily celebrations of Ray Hudson as we head toward the World Cup.

This one's a doosy.

Messi just dances away from Demi Kielis' challenge, runs past two more, keeps it and tucks it into the net.

And there it is.

Wait a minute.

That's Ray Hudson doing his thing. He thought, That's all this goal needs. This goal doesn't need Magisterial.

This goal needs-Kips it and tucks it into the net. So that's all the Ray Hudson.

That's what he gave us.

We're on our fourth day. We got 180 more days to go.

Changing it up. Keep it afresh.

Keep to the net. Broadcasting is made better by the broadcasters. I wanted to circle back around and see if any of you had any more observations of how cheap the CW looked while doing the University of Miami South Florida game. The announcers were the disgraced Tom Brenneman and a former player with a nose ring, which I have not seen. Will Blackman, yes, but I have not seen nose rings on broadcasters. Is Will Blackman the first one to be doing that? I have not seen broadcasters using nose rings.

Has Rodman ever broadcast a game? No.

And also the lighting on the studios of the CW were not great. We have some people entering the broadcasting foray who do not have-You got to start somewhere. That is true.

Fake it until you make it, at least. We were on the bachelor party, and we had just come in from playing 18, and it's beautiful course called Cabot Citrus Farms.

It's what you do on a bachelor party.

All the boys are like, Hey, let's get to the clubhouse. We were the first four from the finish of the three. We're like, Let's throw on the Canes game. We went to the clubhouse. They're like, Yeah, we don't have the CW. I was like, That's fair. Okay. We get on the phone, and I'm watching on the phone, and then I hear the unmistakable voice, and I'm like, Oh, that's this game. That's right. That's how I knew it was cheap. They got Tom Brenovan.

I'll do it for free. I don't care.

That's how you knew?

That's it right there.

I was like, Tom Brenovan's back. Must be cheap.

Nobody's paying for that. You realize that we have more games than we have non-discraced broadcasters? Got to get somebody. Every game's on TV.

It's too many games.

I'll do it for 50 bucks. Every game.

Every game's on TV. Some play-by-play guy out there who's trying to get his name out there is like, Come on. Like, What do I got to do?