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23:09Now PlayingOn today’s Outkick the Show, Clay Travis shared the good news about Vanderbilt joining the other 13 SEC schools to announce classes will begin in August, which means college football in the SEC will be back.
Clay Travis also talked about NASCAR returning on July 15th in Bristol with 30K fans in the stands. “NASCAR will have 30K fans in the stands on July 15th in Bristol. The great state of Tennessee is already welcoming back thousands of fans for a sporting event in July. This is where we are headed and this will be a monumental kickoff. I cannot wait,” said Travis.
Clay Travis continued by sharing the most recent positive news on the coronavirus front.
Clay Travis also commented on the ridiculous criticism of Oklahoma State University’s Mike Gundy for wearing an OAN t-shirt while fishing with his son. Said Travis, “What kind of world are we in when what a coach wears on a fishing trip turns into a major Twitter explosion? Caring about Mike Gundy’s t-shirt is absolutely ridiculous.”
Clay Travis went on to criticize MLB for their inability to come to agreement. Clay proposed a creative solution while saying: “Nobody cares about millionaires and billionaires fighting. People don’t take either side; they just call you idiots. Get Major League Baseball back. Now.”
Clay then commented on the tortoise on the Galapagos Islands who fathered over 800 baby turtles, called hatchlings.
Clay Travis concluded by praising the Ozark series now streaming on Netflix, referring to the character of Darlene as “one of the creepiest characters in any show.” Clay gave it two thumbs up.
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