Hey there, it's scary Parish. It's Wednesday February 13, 2019. Welcome back to the ION College

basketball podcast where we sometimes discuss Camel fighting, sometimes discuss Leaky

Black, Matt D'Aula and his here with me. And when I say it's Wednesday, that's because

it is technically Wednesday, but it's like 1.40 AM Eastern. So practically speaking,

really just like late Tuesday night, I just got out of studio in New York City.

Norlander is home in Connecticut. So this is a special after dark edition of the ION

College basketball podcast. And we had controversy inside Rupert on Tuesday night. We're going

to get to that. I promise. But we have to open on Duke Louisville. Chris Max Cardinals,

up 23 points at home under 10 to play. Looks like we're headed for a blowout at the

Yom Center and then Duke got going, pressing, creating turnovers, burying in threes, blue

devil storm back, final score, number two Duke 71, number 16 Louisville 69. Nice. It was

59, 36, 908 remaining. Duke closes 35 to 10 run. Norlander was an amazing comeback in

embarrassing collapse or some combination of the two. Yeah, no, the combination is easy

answer. No, no, no, this is collapse all the way through. This is something that those

players and that coaching staff are going to live with forever and never forget Louisville.

I don't, there's spirits got snatched from them down the stretch here. There was a weird

secret like so this is all happening and you know, right in the court report left North

Carolina at four in the morning to be the snow storm. Thankfully got back so we can get

you a podcast well in time here and I look up and like they had a fast break opportunity

and they didn't score. They like took the ball out like you still need points at that

point. It was, it was weird man. Like Zion Williamson was incredible once he came in in

a four foul situation, didn't foul out. Cam Reddish played really well. Like you know,

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