Jerry Richardson

I mean, it just, you're not...

Jerry Richardson would go nuts when you would be in, struggling in some kind of area, and he would hear somebody say, "Stay the course," and he would say, "How are we gonna get better by doing the same thing?" It's that old saying.

Yeah.

So-

Like, how do we tap in to the resources of young alumni, young alumni who may or may not have gone to our school, have clear allegiances to Carolina or state or Duke or where or wherever they came from before they got to Charlotte City of.

How do we do that? We do have a whale donor in Jerry Richardson, who is the disgraced owner.

The stadium is named after him.

Yes.

Like, there's kinda gotta be a conclusion that there's a hypocrisy that exists within the NFL and how they do things.

Well, the only way you can really punish an owner is you take away his team, whether it's Jerry Richardson, whether it's Dan Snyder.

Other than that, yeah, he's gonna lose his $500,000, but he still is making money off those teams.

He still makes money off...

The only way you punish an owner is if you force them to get rid of the team.

There is no punishment for owners, right? Jerry Richardson, nether story.

Dan Snyder, whole nether story.

But suspending an owner six games is doing nothing.

Let's set the stage for Memphis-Charlotte.

But Memphis at Charlotte, 10 o'clock Central, ESPN Plus tomorrow inside Jerry Richardson Stadium.

The Tigers are listed as 20.5 point favorites as Charles Huff tries to go to the Eastern Time Zone in inclement weather.

and record his first American victory of his career.

Close enough.

Pickaxe of gold miners past.

The Memphis Tigers, the vicious, bloodthirsty, savage Memphis Tigers will march into Jerry Richardson Stadium tomorrow.

They will find Norm the Niner.

Well, I, I did not know he was deathly afraid of dogs.

Uh, [laughs] you know, he, he, uh, uh, there's a chapter in the book about when they dec- the s- the Panthers decide to build a s- uh, Jerry Richardson, the owner, decides he wants to build a statue of Sam right after he retired, and he goes to, out to California to, to meet with the sculptor and, and, uh, and get, gi- get his mea- get measured for the statue and everything.

And it turns out the sculptor has a, a, uh, I, I wanna say it was a rottweiler.

I mean, a friendly rottweiler, but, but as his son s- told me later, you know, s- his dad was afraid of, of, of, you know, uh, little dogs, let alone big dogs.

...

it was Jerry Richardson, and he gone.

[laughs]

And he ain't like us either, so, [laughs] there was never our league.

Ooh, Jerry Richardson, boy.

If he had to, if he had to choose sides, he wasn't gonna be like, "I'm a player."

Yeah.

Yeah, Jerry Richardson played NFL.

them.

you're right I mean that there is something but it's it it goes past the players it feels like it's just something that feels like something is inherently wrong there and and Jim Harbaugh's got to figure this out and I don't know what it is but you just can't stay the course Jerry Richardson when coaches used to say stay the course his his his face would get bright red because these owners haven't become as successful as they have by not doing anything when it's not working.

They want to see change.

Even if it doesn't work, they want to see an effort to find out why we're losing and what is wrong.

They come in on Sunday.

Like that's just what the Jerry Richardson with the Panthers, his baby's the Panthers.

He's there every day.

So like there's different ways to do it, but none of them paste the sideline during the game, taking notes.