You're listening to Family Feud. Part of the Paris style podcast family. They might

not be brother and sister, but they sure do fight like they are. Here's your hosts,

Kilior, and Shotgun Spratling. Welcome to another episode of the Family Feud

podcast. This is a quick take edition. I'm your host Kilior joined by Shotgun Spratling,

cousin of the pod, Christopher Vino, special basketball episode. USC's headed to the

Sweet 16 for the first time since 2007. I'm just really happy that we're going to have the

greatest USC basketball be rather than it's ever lived on with us. This is a big honor.

I'm like meeting an idol right now and I feel very, I feel humbled to be in your presence. So

when you cover that 1972 final four, what was it like? Dan Weber is not here. Okay.

Oh, shotgun. You're so modest. Let's get it rolling. We got a great show coming up.

I don't do well with compliments. Okay. I see that. Unless I give them to myself.

I'm good with arrogance. I'm not going compliments. Shotty, Shotty top five,

any eight, five, four, three or two. So you do the math. What a great line.

Speaking of Shotty, I'm just going to start off with you because it's been less than 24 hours,

but I'm wondering if more time helped you understand what happened between USC and Kansas on Monday night.

Hell no. No, it doesn't make any sense. I mean, it makes sense, but it just seems so unfathomable

the way that USC is just obliterated, obliterated, Kansas. I mean, we're not talking about Kansas.

Football. We're not talking about Kansas baseball. We're not talking about the state of Kansas.

We're talking about practice. I'm like Kansas J. Hawks basketball, the fog, you know, and USC

just demolished them. They took care of business from the opening tip. Well, after about four

minutes, they took care of business because both teams really struggled to shoot the ball initially.

Their defense took care of business for all 40 minutes. I interviewed Drew Peterson and he said

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