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So you just heard us as we finished off the first hour of the program playing clips from our

reaction as sports was shutting down a year ago, giving a heads up of where we are headed.

We are going to play another clip from the show discussing Rudy Go Bayer testing positive.

The governor of Oklahoma, Kevin Stitt was on the radio program to talk about that. He was in

the arena that night in Oklahoma City and what that experience was like for him. Also, we are

scheduled to be joined by the commissioner of the southeastern conference Craig Sanky in the

third hour of the program as the southeastern conference has its tournament underway.

But what was it like a year ago when suddenly all of the tournaments had to be shut down? I know

we had issues with Duke, by the way, but by and large, the number of tournament games that were

able to be played, it just feels good to have all day basketball going again. College basketball is

not the power that it used to be in terms of its overall influence. But this time of year,

it is great to be back in the middle of March madness and just be able to hit the ground running

and not have to worry about whether the games by and large are going to be played. It doesn't mean

that every now and then there might not be a Duke that emerges and I know that stinks.

But if you think about the trajectory of how we have grown, we have basically figured out how to

sometimes have to eliminate teams or games or postpone them, but allow the overall trajectory

of the sport to continue and for the games to be taking place all over the country is an incredible

positive to be able to enjoy. So I hope when we get to the NCAA tournament next week that we

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