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

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Buddy.

Welcome in to the Monday edition of Caching Out.

I'm Dustin Sweetelson, and I'll be with you all night long from the Circus Sportsbook in downtown Las Vegas. It is set. The final four. We finally

know the teams. We'll start breaking them down, looking at these matchups, recap what went down over

the weekend, as we've got a really interesting group of four remaining in college basketball

at the biggest stage. We've got some live action during our show, which we love to see.

We've got three games in the NBA. We've got four in Major League Baseball. We have to talk about

this rookie of the year race in both these leagues because one week in, and I think we're in for

an epic showdown, and there's still some value on the board when you look at both of those

leagues right now. But the final four is the

big story here on a Monday. And I think there's a sub story that may be hanging over one of these

teams, a program that I think is the best of the ones remaining, and that is Arizona. As Tommy

Lloyd's names being thrown about for the North Carolina head coach vacancy, well, if Keisha missed it over the weekend, he didn't exactly dispel the rumors.

He didn't put them to bed.

He didn't say, no, I'm going to stay here at Arizona.

He kind of left things open-ended.

And I'm curious, does that become something that hangs over this team with more media spotlight

as we get closer to their game on Saturday, where that becomes a situation where that team is no longer talking about themselves and they're talking about their head coach's future. We'll do more on that in one hour as we go to Tucson. ESPN radios, Justin Spears will be with us. We'll get his take, the lay of the land for the Wildcats, as they're in the final four taken on Michigan,

where, if we're being fair, that's the national title game. That's the game we all came to see. And go ahead, you figure out who you think's going to win. Go ahead and tell me who you want to be the favorite. I'll say yes, because right now, Michigan lay one and a half. If it was one and a half the other way, I wouldn't argue with you either way with Arizona as the favorite.

My new idea, though, when it comes to this game, is I want to bring up, is there a world where Michigan and Arizona, whoever advances, is so physically and emotionally taxed by the end of it in the short turnaround to play on Monday in the title game where they

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