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Ten seconds on the clock, the three-pointers is up, and it's good!

Dickie's Maryland!

Did we not have Johnny's call with Naki and Walt?

It was the first one I found.

I only had a few minutes.

I will concede that I didn't ask you to do that until about 10 minutes ago.

But we carry the Maryland games.

Did somebody cut up highlights from the game last night? I know what your answer is going to be, no. You would be correct. Yeah. Well, you know what? We got to find that. We got to find Johnny's call last night. I'll find him before we come into the next one. Look, indulge me, people, if you will, here for five minutes to start the show.

I probably shouldn't give everybody a heads up.

I'm not going to talk about our football team for the first five minutes of the show.

I'm going to talk about one of the best days in recent memory in Maryland basketball.

I mean, everything that happened yesterday was

incredible. It started with Maryland getting a commitment from Baba, a lot of ton. I think that's

the way you pronounce it. There have been about 15 different pronunciations. How do you pronounce it? Max? Yeah, a lot of tune. A lot of tune or a lot of ton? A lot of tune. I'm going to, there's an interview that he did with a sit down with somebody and they pronounce it right. I watch that. She said a lot of tune. Okay. So she's so. But I don't know that she's right because I've found others that said a lot of ton.

If she was sitting right in front of him and he didn't correct her, I'm going to take that as the gospel. Maybe he's just polite. Maybe he is. He strikes me as a polite kid. So we talked about this, you know, I think briefly on the show yesterday. Baba, a lot of tune, a lot of ton. We've talked about him on the show previously.

He is one of the

top five to top 10 high school basketball players in America. He plays at Blake High School in

Silver Spring. That is a Montgomery County Public High School. He's 6-9, 610. He's been compared to

stylistically. Kevin Durant, he plays that way, can really

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