One more thing, Yaxel Lindenborg, how high can he go? How much is age matter? It kinda does a lot. Welcome here, still locked on to the Dallas Mavericks, your team every day. My name is my name is Baintingstead. And today's episode brought to you by Fanduel. During the tournament, Fanduel is offering $300 back in bonus bets every day for 10 days head at Fanduil.com to get started. It's the one more thing. We want to talk about the NCAA tournament.

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It's the one more thing.

We want to talk about the NCAA tournament. I want to talk about Yaxel Lindebord from Michigan. He's 23 years old, but he's playing incredibly well, kind of a late bloomer. He could go in the top 10. And so that's a conversation for the Mavericks to have potentially. I also want to talk about Kingston Fleming's, Yoxel, Ken Wogler.

You want to definitely talk about those guys because they're about to face off, and those are two options for the Mavericks for sure. And so let's get right into it. Michigan and Yaxel Lindenborg move on. Their number one seed in their side of the bracket. They beat Howard in the first round,

St. Louis and second one handily for both of these these games. They're going to face Alabama,

Liberon Phylon and all of them. But this guy, Yaxel Lindenborg, has been rising up draft boards.

He was a was what, first team all, what is it AP? Or what's the, what's the, he's the first team all NCAA basketball. I don't know what they call that team now. They have all kinds of

different teams. But, uh, he was the big 10 player of the year. He's got this crazy story where

he, he's born in Puerto Rico. He grew, he goes to high school in New Jersey.

Then he ends up at like Arizona Western.

And then he, to play like Juco, like junior college basketball.

Then he plays at UAB for a couple of years.

Then he, this is his one year at Michigan, and he just like has exploded and became the Big Ten player of the year.

His mom, who's Dominican is in the stands, like, like cheering him on and all that. The story about his mom, like going to him when he was in high school, when he was like throwing his life away, not taking anything seriously, his mom took every possession out of his room, took the door off of the hinges and just like, it was like, you got to get your life together. And he credits that as like the moment where he

turned it around. And now he's had this crazy like run to get to where he is right now. But man,

he's turning some heads and he's making some draft analysts ask some big questions.

Oh, man. I love this guy so much.

You know, we, you first heard, or at least for me, I first heard by him last year when he was at UAB.

And of like, you know, sometimes you hear about some guys and they just put up some just

ungodly numbers at some of those schools.

And you're like, all right.

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