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Monday, this day, usually was a huge day

because you'd have the men's national championship game.

And a lot of years, opening day would fall on today.

But now with the expanded playoffs, with the more days off, you've got to start the season a little bit earlier.

So we are more than often running with Major League Baseball.

But I would argue, even on a night when one takes on one, it's not the biggest story in college basketball,

and it's definitely not the biggest story in what the United States of America and North America

is dealing with today. Welcome in, Kvino and Rich. Yeah, welcome. We are broadcasting live from

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who was raising his hand. Obviously, I must be in the minority. None of you even cared to go

outside to look to see if anything was different.

I did look. I did look. So you were interested, Sam, at least in a little to see what it was all

about. Enough to walk to the window where I cannot even see the sun, but I can see sunlight coming down

and just think, okay, it looks pretty much the same. Every major news outlet was somewhere along the path of the eclipse.

Some extended their coverage hours past their normal programming.

There was a wedding day in Arkansas where a bunch of people got married.

Curville, Texas was the place to be earlier today.

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