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RUSH: There are other things in the news out there and I, ladies and gentlemen, do not want to miss or have anything go by here and not have it commented on, such as yesterday\u2019s earth-shattering news <\/a>— health-related news — that mothers, pregnant women who eat chicken during their pregnancies, it can affect the size of a male offspring\u2019s penis and in a negative way. Eating chicken can reduce the size. <\/p>\n

That\u2019s according to “the latest scientific research,” same kind of science that\u2019s applied to global warming. <\/p>\n

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There\u2019s all kinds of stuff out there like that, like Ray Lewis — former linebacker of the Baltimore Ravens — is now a commentator and analyst at ESPN. NFL Films every year does a highlight show of the previous season\u2019s Super Bowl, and last year\u2019s Super Bowl was the San Francisco Fort\u2019iners and the Baltimore Ravens. Do you remember early in the third quarter there was a power failure in the Superdome? Most of the lights went out. At the time, the Ravens were way up.<\/p>\n

It was like 24-6 or 26-6 or something, and the Ravens had the momentum, and the lights went out. On the NFL show called America\u2019s Game, a special chronicled the Ravens win — which turned out to be, in this case, nip and tuck there. They won 34-31 over the 49ers. Ray Lewis said, “I\u2019m not gonna accuse nobody of nothing — because I don\u2019t know facts. But you\u2019re a zillion-dollar company, and your lights go out? No. No way.<\/p>\n

“Now listen, if you grew up like I grew up — and you grew up in a household like I grew up — then sometimes your lights might go out, because times get hard. I understand that. But you cannot tell me somebody wasn\u2019t sitting there and when they say, ‘The Ravens (are) about to blow them out. Man, we better do something.\u2019 … That\u2019s a huge shift in any game, in all seriousness. And as you see how huge it was because it let them right back in the game.”<\/p>\n

Ray Lewis thinks the lights were turned off on purpose by the league in the Superdome to bring the 49ers back into it. Either they wanted the 49ers to win or they wanted at least a competitive game for ratings, and Ray Lewis says, “I\u2019m not gonna accuse nobody of nothing — because I don\u2019t know facts. But” he goes on to predict not predict, or offer the opinion that somebody turned out the lights. <\/p>\n

“City and stadium officials later attributed the blackout to a faulty electrical delay device…” You know, there was a blackout at Candlestick Park a couple of years ago on a Monday night game with the 49ers and the Pittsburgh Steelers. I think it was the Steelers. Now I don\u2019t know. I think it was. Anyway, the 49ers are involved in a lot of blackout games where the lights go out. So Ray Lewis, he actually thinks this. He stands by this. You know, the league… (snort)<\/p>\n

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What are they going to do here? This is one of their stars. So they have to take this seriously. So the league\u2019s out there saying, “No, we looked into it. It\u2019s not possible.” But Ray doesn\u2019t believe it. He thinks somebody turned the lights out to stop their momentum. And it did. It caused a delay in the game at 35 minutes or so. There are momentum shifts in National Football League games, in college games, too, and coaches can\u2019t explain it. There\u2019s no way. <\/p>\n

Have you ever heard of something happening in a game and the analyst will say, “Now that\u2019s gonna really rip \u2019em up and now they\u2019re gonna really be motivated.” As a fan, I say, “Oh, you mean they half showed up at game time but they\u2019re not really fully motivated until something happens in the game?” But that\u2019s the way it is. Everybody always has a little more in the tank. Now, there are a relative few greats who start at full throttle, go all the way through at full throttle, and end at full throttle. <\/p>\n

You know them if I\u2019d mention the names. You\u2019d know who those people are. Lewis was one of them in his prime. But everybody always has something left in the tank, and these momentum things, these momentum shifts are real. I asked Bum Phillips once. He was no longer coaching Houston Oilers and the Saints. He was in the press box at Three Rivers Stadium, and I don\u2019t know, something had happened. The Steelers and Oilers were playing and something happened. <\/p>\n

I asked him, “Coach, why does this happen?” <\/p>\n

He looked at me and said, “Son, if I could answer that, I\u2019d still be out there.”<\/p>\n