Hey there, it's Gary Perish. It's Friday, February 10th. Welcome back to the Ion College

basketball podcast, got mad. Norlander here with me. I'm in New York, trapped here by

snow. Norlander is in North Carolina. One day removed from his first trip to Cameron

Indoor for a Duke North Carolina game. So let's start there. We'll get to the UCLA Oregon

game in a second because it was fabulous happened after Duke North Carolina. But first

Norlander, your thoughts on your first trip to Cameron Indoor Stadium.

Yeah, great to be here. I'm coming to you from some sort of interview room here on Duke's

campus. Shout out to Duke SID Corridor Walton for hooking it up and letting us get this

podcast done because it's been kind of been a wild past 16 hours GP. Amazing experience.

Building was actually a little bit bigger than I expected when I walked in because you

told me it's small and a lot of people often speak about how small Cameron Indoor is.

So when I walked in, I was with one of the guys here that kind of helps maintain the building.

He's like, you know what? A lot of people say that because I think it's going to be like

extraordinarily small. So they're always a little bit surprised by the relative size

to it. But an amazing environment was a at one point before I think someone had tweeted

this maybe through a four minutes after I saw it. But I look across and I was like, wait

a second. It's not JJ Reddick. It was JJ Reddick and like a white t-shirt just like

second row right behind the scores table. Late there was in the house. Austin Rivers was

in the house and there might have been some other people but packed to the gills. And

just as I expected it in terms of covering the game and we'll get to the actual events

of the game in just a second here. But covering the game and the students right behind me,

Ryan Fagan who works at sporting who said, hey, listen, man, if you want to ensure that

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