Florida and Houston square off in NCAA men's basketball championship tonight after Duke's epic collapse in the final four.

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company. Please leave us a five-star review and keep sharing the show. And then there were two. Florida

versus Houston. Flashy versus nasty. Now, stylistically, these teams could not be more diametrically opposed.

Florida, known for their offense and scoring ability, not that their defense is bad,

but Houston is the exact opposite.

They want to make the game gritty.

They want to grind it out.

They want a low-scoring physical battle.

If this game gets into the 70s or above, you have to love Florida.

If it's below 70, you really have to love Houston's chances. But that's not where the differences

stop. Look at the head coaches. You got a young up-and-comer in Todd Golden, who's 39, an old head,

who's getting a chance to win his first national championship in Kelvin Samson,

who is 69 years old, and we could not have asked for a better matchup when it comes to two teams that play balls to the wall and absolutely through the whistle. And I, for one, think this

has been one of the best, if not the best NCAA tournaments that we've seen in a while.

The final four games were fantastic, but so was the elite eight, so was the sweet 16, so were the first two rounds.

And tonight, we crown a champion for all the marbles, the gators, and the cougars. I mean,

which would be a hell of a fight in the Animal Kingdom anyway, but we're going to get it

on the basketball court. The only difference, David, one team has Walter Clayton Jr. The other one doesn't. And the

biggest difference between Walter Clayton Jr. and Walt Jr. from Breaking Bad is Walter Clayton leaves

you crippled. What do you think? Wow, I never thought about that. You should write a book on that.

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