Earl Thomas, MLB, SEC, Harbaugh, Tiger v Phil, alligator attack
May 7, 2020
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as posted by the channelOn today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis shared more good news on the coronavirus front, including some telling statistics from a Tennessee prison.
Clay Travis continued by commenting on Earl Thomas and his alarming evening with his brother, a couple of women, his wife, her friend, a gun, and a butcher knife. Said Thomas, "stuff like this happens, bro."
Clay Travis went on to discuss MLB and their plan to return to action in the summer of 2020.
Clay Travis also talked about 10 of the SEC football programs and their plans to return to action this fall in contrast with other schools and their programs who are either undecided or against the idea.
Clay Travis shared Jim Harbaugh’s comments regarding how and when college football players should be eligible to go pro. In a rare moment of solidarity with Harbaugh, Clay agreed that all college players should be draftable/signable at any time.
Clay Travis also commented on Peyton Manning's hilarious comments during an interview along with Tom Brady, Tiger Woods, and Phil Mickelson.
Finally, Clay Travis commented on a recent death-by-alligator story coming from South Carolina in which the dying woman’s last words were ‘I don’t look like a deer,’ followed by ‘I’ll never do this again’ before the alligator ended her life by eating her.
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