CFB recruits, XFL, NBA trades, James Carville, Gayle King, Iowa caucus, Biden
February 7, 2020
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as posted by the channelOn today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis discussed the results of the college football recruiting rankings and offered statistics to support his opinion that the quality of each school’s recruiting class substantially matters. Clay believes there are 13 teams who have a shot at winning a championship in 2020.
Clay Travis then commented on the XFL and its opening games occurring this weekend with games airing on Fox, FS1, ESPN, and ABC.
Clay Travis also shared the NBA’s poor ratings from Wednesday night and how the two games that aired on TV were beaten by two TLC shows: My 600-lb Life and 1,000-lb Sisters. This, said Clay, is more bad news for the NBA. Clay also shared the latest from the NBA trade deadline while admitting the last-minute trades were not exactly game-changers for the clubs involved.
Clay Travis went on to share and discuss James Carville’s recent comments about the radical far-left and, specifically, LSU. Clay shared several insights on how the Democratic and Republican parties have dramatically shifted since Carville ran Bill Clinton’s campaign in the 90’s. Clay also shared his opinions on the 2020 presidential election.
Clay Travis continued by commenting Gayle King’s comments about Kobe Bryant’s questionable legacy given his rape charge early in his career. Clay believes King was right to ask her questions.
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