Hi, I'm Justin Tenzin. You might know me from my work at Anzcape, or as the author of

the Biggie Smalls biography, or from my mostly victorious appearances on around the home.

So you're going to be hearing different voices hosting ESPN Daily for the near future.

And guess what? I'm one of them. I'll be pitching in for the rest of the week, helping

this pie do what it's always done. Tell the best sports stories in audio, day in, and day

out. Hope you enjoy.

Holly Rook, where in the world are you right now?

In the Dallas, Texas, the site of the Women's Final Four, and it is happy.

You know, I would ask you to go, please get me an update on my Dallas Cowboys, but I want

you to have fun, not frustrate yourself or depress yourself. So let's just focus on the final

four right now. All right. I'm really excited to talk to you about both games. We can start with

LSU and Virginia Tech. That's the early game, but we all know the main event. And it's honestly

the biggest matchup in either wrecking men's or women's. And it's one of the biggest matchups

we've seen in quite some time. You know, you have the national player of the year, the Flamethrower

that is Caitlin Clark against the defending champs. Oh, yeah, who happened to be undefeated in

the South Carolina Gamecock? So where does this rank in terms of anticipation and hype in terms of

the Iowa South Carolina matchup? And what does this mean for like women's college basketball?

This ranks pretty high. I remember the year that Brianna Stewart had a chance to win her fourth

straight women's final four national championship, which has never been done, never will be done.

Again, by a woman, I don't think in her teammates, Marijeff,

or Cine Morgan Tech, we're also part of that. But this one's right up there because we just have

some of the biggest larger than life people in this. Number one, let's start with Don Stanley.

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