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Back at it on Caching Out, Dustin Swedleson here.

You there, thanks for making us a part of your night.

However you may be tuning in, Sirius XM Channel 158, YouTube TV, the Visa Watch app and radio affiliates across the United States of God bless America.

Having a fun time here on a Sunday night, you know, coming off the gold medal game, we'll talk more about that in 15 minutes with Jonathan Davis, Vsen hockey analysts.

Also, we have to preview the second half in the NHL as well.

But between that, some pretty solid NBA games that came down to the wire.

A couple college basketball, I think college basketball, by the way, drops the ball by not having a little bit more juice on Sundays. I mean, we had a couple decent games, right? You had Michigan State take care of Ohio State 66 to 60. You had Iowa and Wisconsin where the Badgers won 84-71. The game went over the total of 147 and a half. But really not the marquee games playing on Sunday. I understand why Saturdays matter. I understand the travel elements, especially with the way things going during the week. But it does feel like this

time of year, post football, we're a couple weeks removed from the Super Bowl. This should be

the opportunity for some program, some big program in college football to say, or college basketball,

to say, you know what? This is the time to get eyeballs on our university.

Let our kids get exposure because sometimes on Saturday something great could happen

and it just gets buried by two, three, four other things happening.

Or it's part of the early window and you have a highlight on your school.

And by the time we get to that second, third schedule of games, all of a sudden we've forgotten what happened early in the day. So I think college basketball drops the ball here, but who's in charge of college basketball? That would be the NCAA. And that answers all the questions about what is wrong with the sport. Now, with that, I think we should start looking ahead to the Monday card, something we haven't totally done just yet. In both college hoops and in the NBA, we'll also look back on the action that went down earlier today. But I want to look ahead first. I want to do this kind of in reverse here because I think it's important for us, you know, us being a betting network, the most actionable thing is the most important thing for us. So let's begin in college basketball, very short slate, both in NBA and college hoops.

But two marquee games, one in the ACC, one in the Big 12.

We'll begin with the ACC tilt, number 21 Louisville, goes to number 16, North Carolina.

And I think, you know, with Caleb Wilson out of the lineup for the Tar Heels, there's a lot of people who will look at this and go,

well, Louisville rolls. But I think there's also some pretty sharp people who look at this

matchup and say, hang on. It's North Carolina at home. North Carolina doesn't lose at home very

often. In fact, I saw this floating around earlier today. UNC is 8 and 1 versus Louisville at home

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