Every day when we're on the road, people around us endanger themselves and others by looking at their phones while driving.

There is the sneak-a-peaker who darts their eyes between the road and their texts, or the nightlighter, who illuminates their car after dark.

If that's you, reconsider before you find yourself becoming the fender-bender-er, the got-a the got a ticket er, or worst of all,

the driver who killed someone. Put the phone away or pay. Paid for by NHTSA.

You know that music. It is time for the midweek peak with Steve Clark. It's a little early for

the midweek peak, but we appreciate Steve accommodating his schedule.

Sam is getting ready for his one-on-one conversation with Dusty May.

That's going to start in about 25 minutes from now.

So in the meantime, we go from inside the huddle with Michael Spath to the midweek peak with

Steve Clark.

Steve, good morning, my friend.

How are you? I'm doing a lot better than Emmanuel Sharp from Houston today.

Manuel Sharp, if you don't know, Monday night is the goat, not the greatest of all time,

but the scapegoat by many people across the nation. I feel really, really bad for this guy. He's an excellent

player, but his only two turnovers of the game in the national championship came on Houston's

final two possessions. And reading the stories about how brutal it was for him in the locker room.

I mean, I just really, really feel bad for this guy.

But no, he's not having a good week.

No, it's, you know, we talked a lot over the last month because it is March madness.

We spend so much time talking about the abruptness of March, right?

Because it's one bad play, your season's over, essentially, right?

You're on the wrong end of a Derek Queen buzzer-beater.

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