Hey there, it's Gary Parish. It's Monday, March 15, 2021. Welcome back to the CVS Sports

I-O College basketball podcast where we sometimes discuss, canvolfited, Dodo Burge and

Leaky Black Matt Norlanda is here with me and as promised, we are doing short episodes

on each region in the 2021 NCAA tournament, the West Region, Don, East Region, Don. So

now we move to the South Region where Scott, Drew, Baylor Bears are the number one Cito,

Ohio State is the two-seek Chris Holman, you got appropriate credit there. Arkansas's

three-seed, Purdue is the four-seed dead leg. What interest you most about the South

region? I think this might be a little bit tougher for Baylor than people might realize.

There you go again. What do you want from me? I'm sorry, but I got to speak to his

two-seed. I not that Ohio State is a danger at the two-line. Arkansas is the three, you

got Chris Beard in this region, you got Carolina, which has 17 big six-ten or taller, Carolina

or Wisconsin as a potential second round. And then no favors on the top line there. You

either get a Hall of Fame coach and Jay, potential Hall of Fame coach and Jay, he's a final

list there. We'll see if he gets in. A 100 percent definite Hall of Fame coach.

Definitely. It's just not factual yet, but that's happening. Purdue, we've talked about

their credentials. That's potential, sweet 16 there as well. So I, this is intriguing.

I also get the, I get the hunch that this is the region that might be, that might have

the weirdest looking sweet 16, I guess. Like Baylor should probably get there, but I think

there's that that's the most likelihood for, for this. Baylor's been terrific all season.

And then they go on COVID-Paul's and they come back and let's be honest. Like it's been

a little up and down. They look great in moments and not so great in others. And they're

better than North Carolina. And they're, I think, going to beat North Carolina. But that's

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