Billy Ray Smith Jr.

Yeah, they have an excellent defense.

And when you see Billy Ray Smith, number 87, you've got to keep your eye on him.

He's just a fantastic All-American football player.

And he will determine where that offense will run the football.

Florida with four receivers wide.

You know, Walters recovers the ball.

The hit is made by Arkansas.

But from the wide side, Billy Ray Smith, number 87, turns his play to the inside.

it looks too bad on the league.

As a, as a person who's seen injuries, as a person who's seen guys come back from injuries, you've come back from injuries, is this a situation where the NFL needs to step in because of, you know, we just had a guy here locally, Billy Ray Smith, a person who went through these traumas and CTEs and, and, and the afterlife of football, the, the after effects of the game, and people you know who have suffered silently from the-

Mm-hmm

... after effects of football.

Arkansas defense had a young man on it.

You may remember Billy Ray Smith Jr. Oh, I

remember very well.

Played against him.

Hey, fellas, question.

How is it that out of three prominent 10-year linebackers for the Chargers, two got CTE and dimension and a sad end in junior sale on Billy Ray Smith? but not Jim Lazarevic.

He's still fine.

Why?

So what else do we have? Let's see, page down.

Uh, Trucker Joe says, "Gotta be Caleb Williams," [laughs] Andrew Van Ginkel from Eek in Roseville, Minnesota, Dr. Frankfurter from Stevie Meatballs, the late great Billy Ray Smith, San Diego radio legend from DJ Spin, Patrick, uh, Mr. T from JT the Wing Man, Lane Kiffin from Michael in Tulsa.

And do you have an answer, Lorena? It's not the Pats Pulpit guessed by Alf the Alien Opiner.

I was gonna go with Serena Williams.

Yeah.

Billy Ray, obviously you and I played with Billy Ray Smith, two-time All-American, couldn't be blocked, still holds a tackle for a loss, his record at Yarnage.

That was a shocker to lose him at 64.

Yeah, I lived with him a couple summers at Fayetteville.

It was Butch Turner was the, was the man.

Of course, I mentioned Billy Ray Smith-

That's right.

Yeah

But as we talked a little bit... before we got on with our background producer, Alex, who was a big part of the Scott and BR show forever.

Billy Ray Smith, Charger San Diego legend, had his celebration of life on the weekend.

That was, it was a nice service.

Dan Fouts spoke, you know, John Carney, Scott Kaplan was the closing speaker, obviously his longtime partner.

Jim Elliott, number 79, who is a hometowner from Fayetteville, Arkansas, made the tackle.

It is Jim Howard, Billy Ray Smith, Richard Richardson, Jimmy Elliott, and Jeff Goff up front.

The linebackers and defensive backs are Morris Douglas, Dameron Matheny, Wessinger, and Evans.

It'll be second down and eight from the 22-yard line for Alabama.

They surprise you.

You cannot count on a steady offensive plays from this Alabama team.

Number 87, Billy Ray Smith, was the Arkansas lineman who had penetrated on the previous

play.