The bracket has been revealed. We know the matchups and oh boy is March Madness going to be absolutely bananas coming up here very shortly. We know who's in. We know who's out. And we're going to break it down for you. This is where you need to come right off the rip to see what you need to do. What upsets could be possible. We appreciate to join us here on Crane and Cone.

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David Cohn, his Michigan team is a number one overall seed.

We're going to get to that and some juicy matchups that they could have down the stretch.

And newly engaged.

That's right.

Not in a conversation.

Not in thought.

Actually engaged. Got engaged yesterday, former in thought, actually engaged.

I got engaged yesterday, former Western State, Colorado wide receiver, Blaine Crane.

Blaine, congrats dog.

Once again, buddy.

I really appreciate it.

It's one of the coolest days I've ever had in my life.

So I'm going to get better.

It was awesome.

Congratulations, man.

Definitely.

And we want to know in the comments, what do you think is the hardest region? Give us your biggest upset. Who got screwed? Who got snubbed? Who shouldn't have got in? But the first question, guys, that I want to throw out there, because in my mind, I've got a pretty good idea of what it is, but I want to know what you all think. David, I'll start with you. Which region that you saw that just got shown to us do you think is the most difficult to get out of and why? Yeah, that's kind of the first question we always ask and answer. And there's great teams littered throughout this tournament. Obviously, this is the 68 best teams in the country. But man, I'm just looking at the East region. And in my mind,

I'm like, man, that region is stacked. I think Duke has a legitimate gripe with some of these

teams who are in this region, specifically Yukon. I mean, Yukon was borderline a one seed,

and now they're in the two line that's in Duke's region. But even beyond that, you got Michigan

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