New York & Cali want sports back, The Last Dance, UK cheerleading scandal, South Korea controversy

On today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis commented on the governors of New York and California and their sudden reversal on their positions regarding sports returning to their states. Clay also praised other governors, including the governors of Georgia and Tennessee, who opted to open their states early based on data rather than emotions.

Clay Travis continued by sharing his take on the coronavirus, including the latest lows across Europe that are being underreported by the mainstream media.

Clay Travis went on to discuss the recent cheerleading scandal at the University of Kentucky. Said Travis, “If cheerleaders can’t get naked and ride around on boats, then what are we doing as a country? This is exactly what I want my cheerleaders doing.”

Clay Travis also commented on the practice of placing sex dolls in the stands instead of department store mannequins, where team officials reportedly inadvertently ordered sox dolls instead of mannequins. “South Korea decided to put mannequins in the stands to make baseball games look more normal on TV and they ‘inadvertently’ ordered Korean sex dolls instead. I’m no expert in the industry, but inadvertently ordering dozens of sex dolls seems like a hard thing to do,” said Travis.

Finally, Clay Travis praised The Last Dance docuseries, calling it a hybrid between a documentary and an autobiography. Clay believes several athletes, including Mike Tyson and Tiger Woods, should consider following suit.