The numbers told the story they always do. It's one of those idiots who believe in analytics. This is a numbers game with Gil Alexander gone VISA. Hour number two of a numbers game with VISA, VETT, Nesson, ESports, Betting Network, VISA.com, game plus I-hard Radio, YouTube, TV, and of course, series X-Up channel 158. Gil Alexander. Kelly Bidlin, producer number nine, so much more than a producer. How are you doing, man? I'm doing great.

Do you like my little Ivers and Rand? Gil Alexander. Kelly Bidlin, producer number nine, so much more than a producer.

How are you doing, man?

I'm doing great.

Do you like my little Iverson ran it off the side there?

Not a sport.

Great.

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We can't really talk about it on air.

Yeah.

One of these days. Some things Kelly gets upset about. Not a sport, Gil. Not a sport. We get tweets being in the book. Shooter, but gambling. I thought it was crazy that the officials stopped the clock after Iowa made that three-pointer with four seconds left. Florida didn't have a timeout. March Madness. Only kind of guy does this happen often? They reset the clock, right, to give them some more time. There was something

going on there. I didn't catch it exactly. The tweets spot on though with like NCAA tournament. I

never see the clock is constantly changing. You know, like they go to a timeout. It's like,

yeah, let's throw like 1.7 back on there.

I thought the officiating generally was pretty bad.

Like in some of these games, I thought it was swayed to one side more than the

The Kentucky Santa Clara finish was the one that most people had trouble with in terms of,

oh, the official should have seen that Sendeck was calling a time

out and the clock didn't start as soon as it should have with 2.4 seconds, level 2.6,

whenever Kentucky before the, before the Otago away three-pointer to tie the game to send it

into overtime. I disagree with both of those points.

One, I've seen way worse in terms of the clock starting.

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