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It's a Miami moment.

The Redhawks win their first NCAA tournament game since 1999, and they advance.

Now, back to You Better You Bet, with Nick Costos on Westwood One Sports.

Can Miami of Ohio pull another NCAA tournament went off today?

Big dogs against Tennessee.

A little bit of a step up in class from SMU to Tennessee.

True TV, courtesy of the highlight.

Joining us right now to break down what we saw yesterday, what we'll see today, what we'll see this weekend, is my co-host of You Better You Bet's Countdown to Tip Off, which will air every Saturday during the NCAA tournament, including tomorrow, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Eastern, the one, the one, legendary Brad Evans, co-host of Ben MGM tonight here on Westwood One Sports, on Twitter,

at Noisy Huevos, my friend, happy Friday to you and yours.

How are you?

Merry March, madness of me, amigo.

I hope day one of the NCAA tournament was splendid and spectacular for you.

Well, let's see if North Carolina had won, it would have been more splendid and more spectacular,

but we can move on from that, Brad.

Your take, and this doesn't have to be betting, this could just be like you're a huge college

basketball fan, and I say this every time you come on, but it bears repeating just in case

people that don't, people don't know. Brad is college basketball obsessed.

He knows the sport better than, I would say, like, 99.9% of the people that cover it.

So, Brad, is one of the great college basketball authorities that we have.

What stood out to you, Brad, from yesterday, the opening day of the NCAA tournament, that we can take and bring forward with us?

Yeah, I think, let's start with the Dukies, baby. You know, that was just a sleepwalking effort that they had against Sienna. Now, Sienna shot making was downright elite in that first half. But what I loved about the Sienna Saints, they played an uninterated ball. They had went downhill. They attacked in the post. Cambooser, you're in the the conversation for number one overall pick in the NBA draft. We don't care. We're going to beat you at your own game. And that, to me, was a telling sign of potential weakness for this Duke team. And, of course, they are short-handed right now. No, Pat and Gongba. We don't know if he's going to be back in round two against TCU.

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