Okay, here we go, sports fans.

Afternoons on the score.

DePaul Head Coach Chris Holman joining us here on the score.

Who are the coaches that you look at and go, they're always ready tournament time because

of how they put his staff together, how they prepare their players?

I think Izzo is the guy that I coached against at Michigan State the most.

I was always super impressed, and I talked to Tom a lot about this, about how his teams performed in March.

I mean, they could lose in the first or second round of the Big Ten tournament and get to a sweet 16.

Tell us which Big East team has the best chance to go deepest in this tournament in your mind.

St. John's, and I felt like St. John's, now listen, I've had eight NCAA tournament

teams where we played the NCAA tournament.

I've upset teams and I've been upset.

That one game single elimination tournament, you never,

you can't fully predict it. It's what makes this the best sporting event in college,

in sports in general, is the unpredictability of the Instabweigh tournament. I am not as emotionally

invested in DePaul Basketball as my partner Lawrence Holmes is.

I have seen the quality of his life, frankly the quality of his work on the radio, improve

on the day after Big DePaul wins.

So please keep it going on behalf of all of us.

I very much enjoyed the Marquette stuff.

Very much. Like he came in with a spring kid. Yeah, like a spring in his step. We carry that weight with us now. We feel that. Like that Marquette suite was big for all of us that loved DePaul and that are part of DePaul. So, you know, we all felt that one. So we carry that way, and I'm glad he had a good day post-Marquette. Coach, we appreciate this. Keep killing it, coach. I need a happy Lawrence Holmes, all right? Thank you. You got it. You got it. Thanks, guys. The official adventures of Spiegel and Holmes. Afternoons 2 to 6 on Sports Radio 1043, the score.

Welcome, welcome, welcome.

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