This is Caching Out on V-SEN, the Sports Betting Network.

Coming at you from the Circus Sportsbook in downtown Las Vegas, I'm Dustin Swedleson,

and you're listening to Caching Out on Visan, the Sports Betting Network.

We've got one late-night game in the NBA, and I've got to tell you, Golden State's putting up a fight.

It looked like Houston was starting to run away, but the Warriors have come storming back. However, it looks like we have got Aiman Thompson going to the line for an old school three-point playing. Draymond Green's not happy about it, and he's arguing. 8882 is the score. I'll keep you updated as we are looking at about 44 seconds to go in the third quarter. We still have a whole fourth quarter to go. Rockets with the lead, they're laying five and a half total up to 2.30 and a half. But the big story today, it's college basketball, center stage, the national title game. I still love that this is on a Monday. I love the isolated, just this is what we're all going to be focusing on.

Also, it helps everyone get through a weekday. Am I right? Like that is the goal. When you become an adult, it's like, what do I have looked forward to at the end of the day? And now that I'm engaged and looking to get in my wedding body, I don't learn going to have ice cream at the end of the day. so all I can look forward to is sports.

So I'm happy we have the college basketball national championship.

To help us break it down, We're going to go to our old

friend Luke Jackson on the progressive guest line. Get his thoughts on this matchup with

Yukon and Michigan. And Michigan's a team that he did see in person earlier this year as he's

the Oregon Ducks radio analyst, 2004 All-American, 10th overall

pick in the NBA, and he joins us now on the progressive guest line. So Luke, let's talk, man,

as we were finally here with the national title game. Michigan is here. I think a lot of people

anticipated this being a likely possibility. You saw them during the season.

You see them now in what they did to Arizona.

Were you surprised at the dominance in which they handled the Wildcats,

91-73 in the final four?

Well, you have to give credit to Dusty May and what he's done with Michigan.

I mean, you look at that final four game.

These are young men playing in front of 60, 80,000 people in a football arena, and emotions

can get the better of you.

And a lot of times it's a team that comes out, punches the other team in the mouth,

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