Mike Leach, Cade Mays, Trey Smith, Tennessee, John Beilein, Iran
January 9, 2020
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as posted by the channelOn today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis discussed Mike Leach’s decision to leave Washington State to coach Mississippi State. The college football tandem of Mike Leach and Lane Kiffin in Mississippi for 2020 is “going to make the Egg Bowl one of the best rivalries in all sports.”
Clay Travis then shared that 5-star offensive lineman Cade Mays of Georgia is transferring to Tennessee following the filing of a lawsuit over his father's partially amputated pinky finger. Trey Smith’s return following a medical issue means the Vols should have 5 5-star offensive linemen for the 2020 season.
Clay Travis then addressed the ridiculous “controversy” surrounding Cleveland Cavalier head coach John Beilein’s choice of words, saying his team played like “a bunch of thugs.” John Beilein’s prestigious 40-year career should speak for his reputation and character rather than one harmless word that disturbs the perpetually offended.
Finally, Clay Travis shared that Iran, the Michigan of the international community, tried to send a message and accidentally shot down a passenger jet that killed many. That, said Clay, is an example of just how incompetent Iran’s military is. Clay concluded by praising the results President Trump has enjoyed during his administration.
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