Mission Viejo

He's the Pauly from California, right? Luke Fahey? Yeah.

He's from Mission Viejo.

Yeah, that's California.

He's a Pauly from California.

I don't think he's Pauly.

He's Pauly.

I already knew that he's from Mission Viejo.

You want to keep testing me? Thanks.

So I heard a story yesterday on ESPN Los Angeles Radio, and it was about Luke Fahey and Lincoln Riley.

And I guess Lincoln Riley went to go see him as a sophomore because Mission Viejo was like powerhouse school out there.

Phillip Bell played for them out there too.

And I guess Lincoln Riley went to go see him, and they did a whiteboard thing, and they asked the kid, hey, what – Do you like draw up, draw something up for me on third and 14? What do we want? And he drew it up and he drew basically what he wanted was a curl.

Nicole Sheeran, 10TV, is out in Southern California, and she did find some people who would know certainly more than me.

Let's start with his high school football coach at Mission Viejo, Chad Johnson.

Here he is, some early preliminary thoughts on his former quarterback.

He was just that guy.

You know, I was talking with Chad Johnson.

He's on my podcast today.

Uh, uh, uh, Luke Fahey, he's a high school coach at Mission Viejo.

We were just kind of shooting the bull afterwards.

And it's funny because Taven St. Clair is the other quarterback.

Luke Fahey, he's from Mission Viejo in SoCal.

So this is kind of a coming home party for him.

He's 5'11".

Ohio State coming.

Let's just say that this true freshman quarterback from Mission Viejo goes out and has a good performance for Ohio State, which, by the way, he's got all the tools around him, so why not? Even though it's his first start, it's in his hometown, and it's against his hometown team that did not want him.

See, I was about to say this cap real quick before you.

I was about to interrupt you and say it.

Truth be told, there was a story.

I read about it yesterday.

Apparently, when the kid was like a sophomore in high school, the USC coaching staff went down to Mission Viejo to visit with him.

And he's young, right? I mean, but they're recruiting these kids when they're sophomores.

He remained in the area for a few more days before heading back to the LA area.

On August 24th, 85, Ramirez traveled 76 miles south of Los Angeles in a stolen orange Toyota, the Mission Viejo.

That night, he arrived at the home of 45-year-old James Romero Jr., who had just returned from a family vacation in Mexico.

Romero's son, 13-year-old James Romero III, happened to be awake.

On May 30th, 85, for instance, Ramirez had raped but not killed his victim, giving her a chance to provide enough details to complete the sketch of the attacker.

But none of these clues had the impact, at least in the mind of the public, as the ACDC had from back in March.

That is, until August 25th, 85, when a witness identified a figure believed to be Ramirez, speeding away in an orange Toyota after shooting a man and raping his fiancée at Mission Viejo.

The neighbor, thinking Ramirez looked suspicious, jotted down the license plate number.

I'm actually going to bring up kind of what they've done.

I believe they beat Mission Viejo.

I was looking at their schedule earlier.

They're 9-0.

and all of a sudden this kid's in the game.

So he's a Southern California kid, went to Mission Viejo where Sanchez went.

So right up the road he's going to be at USC.

So we'll see what happens.

There you go.

You know, we're in a nice condo here in Mission Viejo, California.

I've always had a big home.

Love it.