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here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050, WTCA online at the big 1050.com. Sam with Mr. I rewind, I'm on the other side.

I won't spend as much time rehashing the women's game as we did in the first hour.

The women's national championship is Yukon just destroyed South Carolina.

Maybe I'm not spending as much time because I want to talk about

dying getting destroyed like that.

She looked very exasperated, Sam.

It was, I'm sure she had a very frustrating afternoon.

Yeah, you know, there's this, this moment of, you know, you look at her on the bench and you're coaching, but there's this realization.

There just isn't a whole lot you can do if they're better than you and you aren't hitting shots.

Like, okay, we, they're just, clearly they're better.

And they aren't even playing their best.

So what do I mean they aren't playing their best?

Like, they didn't hit threes. Like, clearly South Carolina, they aren't playing their best? Like they didn't hit threes.

Like clearly South Carolina, they aren't hitting their three.

But they kind of wouldn't, they didn't shoot like they shot against Texas.

Clearly.

It's like, I mean, I'll be against UCLA because Ira, because it was like, man, dude, it was like, they could throw it in ocean.

And they're still, they're still out there balling.

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