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Let's get this party started. You're listening to Fox Sports Radio. We are rolling through the program. My buddy from Fox Bet Live Todd Furman is going to hang out with us in the next segment as we roll throughout this program.

I thought I said if you've been listening to the show all week thanks to Brady Quinn and thanks to Jonas Knox for sitting in Tuesday Wednesday Thursday. I told my boss Scott Shapiro. I said, Hey, I want to do the show on Monday from Utah.

I'm coming back because we got a big event that we're doing in downtown Nashville. If you're listening right now, old smokey downtown Nashville. You can come watch the NCAA tournament games with us starting right around 11 o'clock central time in Nashville.

I said, I want to be back for that. So on Monday, I want to react to the NCAA tournament brackets. Talk about how excited I am for to be back. I'll do the show. Then I'm going to be with my family on Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday. And by the way, we had an incredible time in Park City, Utah just absolutely phenomenal. Also a good time in Salt Lake City. I had never been to the state of Utah before.

Phenomenal awesome experience. Beautiful countryside Park City was a very cool place to be. In fact, my wife and my two youngest sons are still out there. I brought my oldest son back because he's got a school event to get to this weekend.

And again, I said, we've got big event going on Friday for the NCAA tournament. I want to be back home. So you can come hang out with us. Probably going to be a big crowd there. If you're looking forward to watching games with a lot of sports fans, you can come out and watch our event.

At the old smoky brewery and tap house should be an awesome time in downtown Nashville. All right. So I wanted to get back for that. And I thought I did all my prep, all my research. I've done television all week gambling on the NCAA tournament.

I thought, hey, all of the story lines are going to be associated on the Friday where the NCAA tournament starts on the tournament itself.

We're going to be talking about all the big games. We're going to be talking about Gonzaga and their pursuit of history. Can they get to 32 and O? How incredible of an accomplishment with that being a COVID year can Scott Drew get Baylor back to a level that they've never been to before.

And actually went a national championship. How about the big 10? Can many of the top big 10 schools, whether it's Michigan, whether it's Illinois, whether it's Ohio State, whether it's Iowa or someone else.

Can one of those schools make a big run? How about the up starts? The teams that kind of came out of nowhere this year, the Alabama Crimson Tides of the world.

The teams that nobody was forecasting to be a national title contender when this season season began. How about a guy in Calvin Samson and Houston that a lot of people have overlooked over the years.

Is there a possibility that somebody I don't know can get white hot like Kate Cunningham and carry his team like Oklahoma State. Will there be major upsets? I mean, there's so many great story lines surrounding the NCAA tournament as we get ready for these games to tip off later today.

But then a couple of big stories happen. First of all, one that's a positive. The numbers come out on the new extension with the NFL. A lot of those numbers had been talked about and discussed up shot of it all is if you got used to watching the NFC on Fox.

The AFC on CBS the Sunday night football on NBC or Monday night football on ESPN not a lot changing. A couple of years it looks like Amazon is going to take over Thursday night football that does represent a fairly seismic difference.

We'll talk a little bit about that with Todd Ferman in a bit, but that is the streaming universe finally coming into play as it pertains to the NFL. That will be a story that is certainly worth following.

A ESPN slash ABC is getting a Super Bowl. They've never had it before they will have to in the next 12 ish years so there are a bunch of different stories that are worth following out there associated with the NFL officially announcing their extension of their television rights deal lots of money for players.

But for the average fan out there, your viewing experience won't change for the next several years in any kind of massive way. But then the Dishon Watson allegations just continue to build on Wednesday Thursday and on into Friday.

Who knows who knows where they are going to go from here. But initially the story came out. Hey, maybe there's one person who is filing a lawsuit against Dishon Watson.

He is alleging that she was mistreated while giving him a massage. He says it's not true and that there was an attempt to try to get him to settle the case.

And so that is one storyline. It's turned into a he said she said. Well, now we are up to nearly double digits. The most recent number that I have seen is nine different lawsuits that have been promised in this case from nine different women.

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