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Pardon the interruption, but I'm Frank Isola,

and it's a big-time thrill to join you today Tony.

What's the occasion?

Tony Cornheiser, Frank. It is great to be with you too, as in ESPN 2.

We are in exile for like the 12th day in a row.

Now I get it.

It all makes sense. Again, my feeling about this is you have the

Women's Sweet 16 on. That's a legitimate event. You can bump us for that. We both worked at

newspapers. We know how it works. And that's a bigger event. It's okay. Welcome to PTI, boys and girls.

Move on somehow isn't here to talk about the Bulls buzzer-beater,

so I'm joined by our great friend, Mr. Frank Isola.

I'm talking about it. Me. I'll talk about it. And we begin today with last night's

sweet 16 games. Alabama beat BYU with a blistering, 25 for 51 performance from three.

Florida beat Maryland, pulling away in the second half of a rather dull game.

Duke scored 100, beat Arizona, and Arkansas blew a 13-point lead with 432 to go in regulation

and lost an overtime to Texas Tech.

Frank, which was the most compelling result to you?

You know what? For me, because you didn't mention his name, but you did mention the program.

Cooper Flagg, he is the face of college basketball right now, and he plays for Duke. That's a big thing.

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