Hello, welcome to the collective podcast. We talk about the NBA, which we're doing on Tuesday,

late morning. I guess early afternoon, these coasts, but none of us around these coast,

except for producer Jackson joining me from Seattle, Washington is the machine, Kevin Peltin.

It is definitely not afternoon here. Yeah, this is early for Peltin. Peltin, what does your

machine say about Kent State versus Indiana, 13 versus four, preposterous time on Friday night?

I got to say I have not yet looked at the NCAA tournament bracket at all, but I'm going to assume,

you know, it's probably favorable to Indiana given the seat differential there.

Damn. Joining us from Oakland, California, and escapes, Mark J. Spears. What's up Spears?

Man, just looking forward to seeing Texas A&M Corpus Christi today.

Oh, I lost Williams, the son of, um,

of our, uh, and Pelicans head coach Willie Green. Uh, it's amazing story. I got to write about

him and ask eight people or, you know, want to check it out on them, how he went from any IA

to division two to the NCAA tournament. It's pretty cool. I'm so I'm happy. Nice. I'd like to

invite you to come right about Kent State after they upset Indiana. Why not?

By the way, Albany. One of the last time you guys went to the tournament?

Uh, five or six years ago. Okay. And that, yeah, that time they played in Sacramento. I was there.

They played UCLA. They were a 15C. Didn't have great chance. UCLA had three first round picks,

including Lonzo in their starting lineup. Um,

playing Albany, New York. I'm going up there 10 o'clock, freaking 10 o'clock local starts.

Ridiculous. What? I don't know. Television. Don't trust television networks. It's like, it's like,

you're going to a finals game. I know. No worse. Worst. So listen, I always

time to tell gate. Yeah, it'll be wonderful in Albany. Jackson, our producer, what's the Syracuse?

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