In the new episode of Fourth & Neat, Fred Minnick and Jared Allen engage in a lively conversation that spans various topics, from rodeo culture to challenges facing the Minnesota Vikings. Topics also include the importance of laughter, the fragility of life as they remember Nick Mangold, and the rising star Jax Forrest in wrestling.

They delve into the Tush Push controversy in football, discuss the challenges faced by the Vikings, and introduce rodeo champion Tuf Cooper, exploring the evolution of calf roping and rodeo culture. The conversation is rich with humor, insights, and reflections on faith and curiosity.

In this engaging conversation, Tuf Cooper shares insights into the world of rodeo, discussing innovations in roping techniques, the evolution of roping horses, and the mechanics of calf roping. He emphasizes the importance of ethical practices in the sport and reflects on the challenges of parenting as a rodeo athlete.

The discussion also touches on the cultural contradictions of Halloween, the significance of nutrition for athletic performance, and the future of rodeo events. Tuf expresses his hopes for the growth of the sport and the impact of Western media on popular culture.

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