Hey, it's Tony. On today's show, we will talk with Wilbon about what he was watching this weekend.

And we'll talk to Joe LaNardi to see how the field for the NCAA tournament is shaping up.

But first, let's keep the sales weasels happy.

Previously, on the Tony Cornheiser show.

I'm reading this every word. I'm reading every word. I'm not leaving any words out. I'm not adding any words. Hi, Tony Kay. As a retail shoes business, a line of credit and term funding could help cover inventory costs during seasonal spikes. We keep upfront costs simple so you don't slow down when shipments arrive or sales push up. Interested in a quick chat to see how it could fit your cadence.

Thanks again, Alexis King.

A lot of buzzwords.

What are you talking about?

Are we in the shoe business?

How did I get in the shoe business?

The Tony Cornizer show is on now.

I'm sort of waiting for the follow-up on that.

We're Alexis King to get back in touch with me now that I'm a shoe magnet. All about the cadence. Yeah. Well, we have... You've got to protect the cadence. You have a mistake you want to correct. Well, I do. I'll get to that in a second, but I thought you might want to read this email, which came in over the weekend. Hi, I noticed the vibe of chatter, great menu and atmosphere.

Everything some funding could help you experience. this email which came in over the weekend. Hi, I noticed the vibe of chatter, great menu and

atmosphere. Everything, some funding could help you expand or enhance your offerings. We'd love to chat

about how we could support your growth. This is from Jenna Nelson at something called BuildMaker.

Yeah. We're out of the chatter business. They've been out of the chatter business for five or six

years. Yeah, they may want to update their files. What are you talking about? We actually get stuff for chatter every now, and then it always makes me great. Do you want to correct your mistake? Yes. So on Friday show, Brian Winhorst said, said, I think Jamie Goertz, who's a part owner of the Hawks, was the inventor of Spanx. She is not. You said she was.

Yes. She is very rich. That is accurate. She and her husband founded something called Apollo

management, which is a private equity. Apollo? Yes. Apollo is a very big deal. Yeah. She's worth

hundreds of billions of dollars. Who's the golfer, the slowest player? Oh, Patrick Cantlay. Patrick Cantlay, you often wears an Apollo hat. Can't lay all day. Yeah. So that's their firm. So they're worth a lot of money. But the woman... I'm a friend who works here. He will remain nameless on this. The woman who in Venice Banks is Sarah Blakely. She also is a part owner of the Hawks. So they're all together there. All together now. All together now. All together. Yes. As the Beatles would say. Yes. We're on this together. Hand in hand. So Columbia is open. It's only walking. Strict hours. It's only walking.

So I can't, I can't play. I can't walk anymore. I can't walk the course. Any news in Roebuth? Are they still under snow? No, I think they're still under snow. I'm unaware. I'm going to call them. But I took a trip this weekend. I don't usually do this. I drove up, Carol and I drove up to New Jersey to see Elizabeth and Ron.

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