It's Friday, which means The Shoot Around. Robert Horry, Rob Jenners and B-Dawg are back with your questions, and K-Mac kicks it off by asking for an official ruling: did the Clippers' in-arena host really rip one on the mic during a dance team intro, or was the clip doctored? Our sound guy has thoughts.

We also take a minute for Patrick Stewart, who passed away this week at 86. Professor X, Captain Picard, the American Dad! voice work. The guys also remember Tim Curry and Dolly Parton from a rough year of losses. Then Tim sends in the Brewers kid crying on the local news after the World Series and asks if we've ever been that happy about a team winning. Jenners goes back to building the Braves' 2021 World Series broadcast, Harp talks Rams, and Horry explains why beating the Spurs in '95 felt bigger than any of his seven rings.

Jaylen Brown's $20,000 toilet makes ocean sounds when it flushes, so naturally we spend way too long on Horry's toilet. Garrett puts seven legends at a table (Bird, Magic, Kobe, LeBron, Steph, Shaq and Duncan) and asks who gets up when MJ walks in. Plus Lamar Odom is on OnlyFans now, and Horry tells the story of the guy at a car wash who offered him $450,000 cash to be the face of a dispensary. He said no. Harp and Jenners are still not over it.

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00:00 Intro: It's Friday, It's The Shoot Around

00:34 K-Mac: Did the Clippers Host Really Fart on Mic?

02:50 Remembering Patrick Stewart, Tim Curry & Dolly Parton

04:54 Tim: Were You Ever This Happy to See Your Team Win?

07:26 Horry: Why Beating the Spurs in '95 Topped the Rings

08:20 Jaylen Brown's $20K Ocean-Sound Toilet

11:14 Garrett: MJ Wants a Seat. Who Gets Up From the Table?

13:27 Weirdest Story of the Week: Lamar Odom on OnlyFans

14:57 Horry Turned Down $450K to Be a Dispensary Spokesman

We're a day late this week (Election Day off, you understand), but Big Shot Bob is back with plenty to get through. Robert Horry, Rob Jenners and B-Dawg open with Giannis calling Luka one of the best scorers ever, then spend real time on the biggest news in sports media: Ernie Johnson says this is his last season hosting Inside the NBA. Horry talks about what it meant as a player to hear EJ say your name, Harp shares what Ernie is like off camera, and the crew makes the case that nobody should even try to replace him. Retire the name with him.

Then it's injury week. Anthony Edwards is out at least two months after knee surgery, Chet is down with a patellar tendon tear, and Jaren Jackson Jr., Haliburton and Ja are all banged up. Horry has a theory: guys go from zero to 100 without ramping up, and too many of them skip the weight room. He brings receipts, including the time Penny Hardaway told him he doesn't do legs, and explains why Giannis, Dirk and Steph got stronger and lasted. Plus congrats to the Valkyries on a Game 7 title win over the Dream.

Around the league: the Sixers are 7-1 and the guys argue over whether Boston boos Jaylen Brown in his first trip back, the Grizzlies' hot start ends against (of all teams) the Pelicans, Draymond picks up his first ejection of the year with Dillon Brooks flying in from the rafters, Yaxel Lendeborg keeps putting up numbers for Golden State, and the Hornets and Thunder announce jersey retirements for Muggsy Bogues and Russell Westbrook.

Over to college football. FSU finally fired Mike Norvell, and his $50 million buyout lands him on the Mount Rushmore of coaches getting paid to sit at home. The guys talk NIL and why athletic departments are underwater, then make picks on a loaded weekend: BYU-Utah, Texas-Mizzou, Alabama-LSU, Oregon-Ohio State, Kentucky-Tennessee, Miami at Notre Dame and Georgia at Ole Miss. Big Shot of the Week goes to the Red Baron pizza guy who shut down a prankster, and we close with a game of Inside Inside the NBA. How well do Horry and Harp know the show?

00:00 Intro: A Day Late After Election Day

01:25 Giannis Says Luka Is One of the Best Scorers Ever

03:45 Ernie Johnson's Final Season on Inside the NBA

08:02 Who Replaces Ernie? Nobody. Retire the Name

12:00 Anthony Edwards Out After Knee Surgery

14:15 Injury Week: Chet, Jaren Jackson Jr., Haliburton, Ja

15:11 Why Players Keep Getting Hurt: Hit the Weight Room

19:43 Valkyries Win the WNBA Title in Game 7

22:10 Sixers 7-1: Will Boston Boo Jaylen Brown?

25:25 Pelicans Hand the Grizzlies Their First Loss

28:58 Draymond's First Ejection & Dillon Brooks

30:54 Yaxel Lendeborg Is Playing With No Fear

34:08 Jersey Retirements: Muggsy Bogues & Russell Westbrook

36:56 FSU Fires Mike Norvell & the Buyout Mount Rushmore

41:05 CFB Picks: BYU-Utah, Texas-Mizzou, Alabama-LSU

45:18 CFB Picks: Oregon-Ohio State, Kentucky-Tennessee

47:43 CFB Picks: Miami at Notre Dame

50:32 CFB Picks: Georgia at Ole Miss

54:14 Big Shot of the Week: The Red Baron Pizza Guy

59:08 Game: Inside Inside the NBA

Shoot Around is back. It's been about a month since our last Friday show, and the official explanation is that Rob Horry is an old man who has to sit out back-to-backs. Episode 150, with Robert Horry, Rob Jenners and Brandon "B-Dog" Harper.

It's Halloween weekend, so we start there. Harp has wanted to go as Blade for two years and keeps putting it off. Horry stays in when he's in LA because the whole city turns into a street party. The last time he dressed up was in San Antonio, as a Grim Reaper nobody recognized.

Then your questions. Marcelo wants to know if players hear the arena music, and whether the home team gets a say. (Also, Marcelo, Hornets-Wizards tickets were cheaper than a bottle of Dasani at the game.) Q asks about the NBA putting chips in basketballs, and Rob Horry is not a fan. Craig asks if Rob ever thought about naming his son Junior. He did name his son Robert, and he'd change it if he could. The upgrade story on the school trip is a good one.

In between, we argue about Jay-Z headlining the Super Bowl and who we'd pick instead, from Drake to Morgan Wallen to the Foo Fighters. Then Horry admits he listens to country music, which was supposed to be a secret.

We finish with evil genius moments. A guy on Reddit swapped out a road sign 13 years ago so he could make a right turn. Rob Jenners tops it with the story of his old boss, a glass studio door and a pack of half-pound weights. And Horry explains what was really going through his head on the Steve Nash body check.

Got a question for Shoot Around? Send it our way. The full Big Shot Bob Podcast drops every Tuesday.

00:00 Shoot Around is back
00:54 Halloween plans and Horry the Grim Reaper
03:47 Do NBA players hear the arena music?
05:42 Jay-Z and the Super Bowl halftime show
07:44 Who we'd want at halftime instead
10:22 Should the NBA put a chip in the ball?
13:33 Naming your son after yourself
17:01 Evil genius moments: the road sign
18:48 Rob's revenge door
22:53 Horry on the Steve Nash body check