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Welcome in podcast listeners. Appreciate all of you hanging out with us. We got a loaded show for you breaking down the NCAA

tournament, the craziness that happened at the end of Central Florida and Duke will lead us off

then an hour to will be joined by Bruce Pearl. Our three will head out to Arizona for the NFL owners meeting with Alex

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Why from the guy go outkicked studios what a weekend of NCAA tournament basketball culminating in 15 of the top 16 teams in America advancing to the sweet 16 and the Oregon ducks in there for good measure.

Who have been hot down the stretch but still haven't been one of the 16 to best teams in America.

They started off for me pretty simple. I woke up in my hotel room yesterday in Las Vegas. I don't know about you guys, but I would rather watch big games by myself.

I understand there some of you out there listening right now, but if my team has a big game.

Some of you out there right now when your team has a big game, you want to be out in a crowd.

You want to be at a sports bar. You want to be with your buddies. A bunch of you sitting around all watching the game together. I am the exact opposite.

I want to be in front of a television. Maybe with no one else around oftentimes, frankly, even with the sound off on the television, because I get annoyed by

announcers who say self-evident and obvious things that I believe don't help my enjoyment of the game.

A huge percentage of the time when I watch a game that I really care about and this will drive my wife crazy, she'll walk in and say,

why do you have the sound off? And the answer is because I want to totally focus on the images all by myself.

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