And back here on the Michigan Insider, Big 1050 WTKA online at the Big 1050.com. It is a super weekend. Super weekend. We got, of course, Super Bowl Sunday is what Cap Super weekend. But we've got some great basketball action tonight. Number three, Yukon at number 22 St. John's. It's the big Fox game on Friday night. It's the, from Madison Square Garden. That's going to be a great. That should be a great game. And these are the games where you're trying to figure out, you know, if Michigan, obviously for us, we want St. John's to win. That helps maybe solidify, you know, Michigan's positioning, at least right now for the, for a one seat and maybe the overall number one seat.

Tomorrow you've got Carolina Duke in Chapel Hill,

and Duke, of course, is also in that conversation for the top scene.

That's at 6.30 tomorrow.

Tomorrow night at 8 o'clock on Fox, you've got number 5, Illinois,

at number 10, Michigan State.

Michigan State is trying to avoid a three-game losing skid, and Illinois is trying to show that they are, along with Michigan, the big bad bullies on the block in the Big Ten Conference. That's a terrific matchup tomorrow night. Tomorrow night at 8.30, you've got number 25 Tennessee at Kentucky. That's a huge game in the SEC. And then also a big game out west tomorrow night at 10.30. This is great. I can come home from hockey and I can watch number 8 Houston at number 16, BYU, J. DeBancho at home against the Houston Cougars. Some great basketball action because we're going to be coming back from LCA tomorrow and I'd be home in time for that one. Great games tonight. Great game tonight. Great games tomorrow. Big basketball. Then of course, Michigan's playing on Sunday at Ohio State.

The Michigan women playing Sunday against UCLA in a top 10 matchup. The hockey one versus

two tonight, tomorrow night. Tonight at Eos, tomorrow night at LCA.

It's just as a great action, whether locally, regionally, and then of course nationally.

And that leads to the Super Bowl.

Rematch a Super Bowl 49.

Seahawks lose to the Patriots, 2824.

Some people call it one of the most famous plays in Super Bowl history.

I want to say that it might be one of the most infamous plays in Super Bowl history.

Marshawn Lynch was unbelievable in that game, in particular at the end of that game. They are one yard away. They had just given them the ball. You know, coaches out think the room. And I'm not going to spend too much time on this one. But we're going to see a lot. I'm sure that'll be mentioned a fair amount on Sunday. I've seen it a few times.

All right. You know, it'll be, it'll be mentioned, I'm sure, a couple of times on Sunday.

Needless to say. I'll see this. It's pretty cool. So one of the prop bets that Rich radio's talk with us about on Tuesday

is will you have a video

shot first of the Golden Gate Bridge

or Alcatraz? And the

Golden Gate Bridge was by far the heavy

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