If you have ever been in Philadelphia, or if you're ever going to Philadelphia, one of the true,

and I know that some people call it the Cathedral of Basketball.

Now, in Indiana, we are contractually obligated to refer to that as Hinkle Fieldhouse,

but one of the great venues in college basketball, in basketball in general, the

Palestra in Philadelphia is a lot like Hinkle and the fact that much of

its tradition and heritage also comes from the prep standpoint of some of the classic games

between city schools of Philadelphia and the parochial schools. But it is an iconic venue and a very

cool one. And I'm envious of Don Fisher because yesterday he got to call a game between Indiana and

Penn State in the palestra or over the weekend.

And, Don, let's begin with that.

That is a, I mean, it kind of feels like an old Indiana high school gym, doesn't it?

The palestra itself, because it's just kind of this small, intimate, historic venue that is super cool.

Yeah, and it reminded me a lot of Hinkle Fieldhouse because the windows up above and all that kind of thing.

It's really a neat place and they've got it.

They do a great job of having enhanced it with all the history of great players that have played there

with pictures, you know, around the upper level where you walk around and then go find your

seat, that type of thing. And so it's just really a neat, neat facility. And they've kept it in

great shape through these years. It's a tight fit for broadcasters.

We've got fans sitting right on top of you, that kind of thing.

But it was really a fun event to be a part of, and obviously I enjoyed it eventually.

And you know, Don, it's interesting because some, and this sounds really weird,

but sometimes in gyms like that, where the, like you talked about, because

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