Tom Brady, USC - PAC 12, Travis Kelce White House, Joe Biden, Tulane bell
February 27, 2020
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as posted by the channelOn today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis discussed the drama surrounding Tom Brady and the rumor that he is leaving the New England Patriots for the 2020 season. It is Clay’s opinion that the best landing place if Brady leaves the Pats is in Dallas with the Cowboys. The Cowboys, said Travis, are setup for Brady for the next two seasons. Clay also believes Nashville and the Titans would be a great fit for Brady.
Clay Travis continued by talking about USC being open to leaving the PAC 12 as their AD Mike Bohn said “Everything is on the table.” Clay shared a couple of potential options for the PAC 12 if USC decides to leave the conference and discussed the idea of USC becoming independent as well.
Clay Travis also commented on Kansas City Chiefs tight end Travis Kelce’s statement about the honor of being invited to the White House upon winning a championship. Clay applauded Kelce for his bold statement.
Clay Travis went on to talk through the pirating issues surrounding pay-per-view. Clay shared his perspective on the financial picture if there is a way to bring sports back to broadcast television.
Clay Travis then discussed Joe Biden’s surge in South Carolina and Mayor Bloomberg’s conversation with Andrew Yang about becoming a potential running mate.
Finally, Clay Travis commented on the latest ridiculous move in the political correct universe regarding a bell at Tulane University. Since the bell was used on a plantation 200 years ago, it was identified as an “instrument of slavery.” Clay believes the issue is absurd.
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