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Because if you remember, you could hear his Big Ten tournament calls and some of his biggest calls from the year.

You can see some tweets about, you know, the sync of the video and the audio.

The NCAA doesn't allow that.

Like they're they just had different rules with how they, you know, allow the usage of their game footage audio and video, audio and video, even if it's the radio audio. So we were talking about it and I said, I can't wait. I'm going to go back because I obviously, I was at the game. I told him, I'm going to go back and I'm going to listen to some of the game on the radio because I wanted to hear that energy. I wanted to hear. I know how he calls a game. I've heard him call games, obviously, and I know he and how he and Terry how well they do call in the Michigan games. And I know how close they are like he was talking about with his team. So I wanted to go back and listen to some of the game. And I also know the timing of it so I could go into our, the way we go back to old audio and i was able to click on it and sam i clicked

like 30 seconds before the tray shot and he had told me you've got to hear the tray shot because we

kind of just lost it as i'm paraphrasing but that's kind of what he told me and i'm like so i go back

and i listen to it and you know he's even described it to us as just screaming, but it's not what it is.

I know it's, you know, like, I understand like it feels to him like, but it's not.

It was, he was in the moment, he was articulating everything that Michigan fans were feeling.

Like that's, you know, and that's not his job all the time, because most of the time his job is to articulate what is going on the floor back to the fans that are listening. But in that moment, I think he was articulating how we all in that arena. Because I told you, it was an uncontrollable. I think most times when you cheer, you just get up and you do the victories, you get up,

you start clapping.

Like most of it is, you're in control.

There are times in sports where you are not.

Brendan Morrison scoring the game winning goal in 96 to beat Colorado College and win the hockey championship.

Sudden death.

You are not in control.

How you react is just a reaction. It's just a natural

body reaction. It's just you being in the most authentic you. And that is what, and Brian, like us in

the stands, jumping up and down, losing our, you know what, as he's calling it, that is just

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