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Wayne calendar. There's pretty much no way of summing up this weekend other than incredible and just improbable to go along

with it but just unbelievable action in the NCAA tournament what has to be the wildest

first weekend I can ever remember and I mean basically it's almost 30 years of watching the NCAA tournament at this

stage where he even grown up as a little kid I mean that I can recall but you, you know, just incredible.

And I didn't know where to begin this story

in terms of the show tonight of all the games.

But I had the unfortunate pleasure of watching and reading

Twitter comments, which I know I shouldn't do at this point just because it brings out

the worst in people but it

led me to the talking point I want to start off with so I'll probably get through

this and maybe I'll just wrap up the rest of the show with the recaps tomorrow when I got a fresh

brain to go through everything in my head. But you know it just struck me as ridiculous at times of how melodramatic people get over their NCAA brackets, like blaming the kids who played as if they somehow intended to lose the games that they did.

I mean, yes, it's improbable that Cincinnati could blow a 22- lead with 11 minutes ago in the game, but I'm not going to

harass the players on that team on Twitter about my NCAA brat.A, I mean it's so ridiculous the level of just

finger-pointing people are willing to go to and you know I that juxtaposition

yeah juxtaposition that juxtaposition rather I look at it is you know you have

these coaches and yes the coaches get paid a lot of money but they're also people who are with

these kids every and I say kids because I mean they're college students but

realistically what were you doing at 19 that really truly stood out as an adult.

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