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On the Best Soccer Podcast in the World, join host Nando Villa as he cracks open iconic moments in World Cup history

and puts them in cultural and geopolitical context from the legendary players to the heart-wrenching losses.

The goals that they scored, the run that they had, they are a part of the fabric and the story and the narrative of that World Cup.

Listen to the Best Soccer Podcast in the World, available in English and Espanyol, on the I Heart Radio app or wherever you get your podcasts.

And remember, more smiles and frowns. 25 WS O's.

You are listening to the Dan Patrick show on Fox Sports Radio.

Jay Billis, ESPN College basketball analyst and popular analyst at that, joining us on the program.

Motion a weekend there, what did you expect was going to happen with the final game there with Coach K at Cameron?

I didn't know. As you said, there was an emotional element to it that none of us could predict, you know, how we'd feel.

And even though we knew this was coming since last spring, the finality of it and the fact that there was so much, it was like a royal wedding in a way.

There was so much pomp and circumstance around it, the media coverage, I mean, the media camped out there was, was incredible.

So it was kind of an odd feeling and then having all the former players down there before the game.

One, it was really cool to see everybody, but it was just, it was so different than anything I've ever been through before.

But it was, it was there were parts of it that were incredibly cool. You know, you just wonder, is it going to impact the game?

And I don't know, honestly, I don't know whether it did or didn't. I mean, before that, before the game, everybody talked about the emotion is going to be this great weight on the players and all that.

But I think I had said, if Duke wins, everybody's going to say they rode the wave of emotion to a victory if they lose, they're going to say it was a huge distraction and a reason they lost.

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