Bray to cut and run through the ball.

He'll do better than this guy.

Get it into Boozer.

Back for Sarr.

Ahead, Boozer, that ball deflected and stolen by Mullins.

Caravan, two seconds.

Mullins tosses it up.

It's good.

We're point three.

Yukon goes in front.

Raylan Mullins from 35 feet with 0.4 left at Capital One Arena to send Yukon to the final

four in stunning fashion.

Never saw that one coming.

That's what made it even more memorable, is that this was not a back-and-forth

classic. That was the only lead Yukon had in the second half. It was only the second time they

led in the game. The first time was when they led the game two to nothing. Good morning,

everybody.

We got our classic in the NCAA tournament, and the final four is set, and we're going to spend some time talking about Yukon Duke here to open up the show.

Ben Standings out in Phoenix, where the league meetings are taking place. There's going to be a lot

that will come out of that league meeting this early portion of the week, including the state

of negotiations between the league and the NFL referees association. That really is a big issue, people. The league is now threatening to start

training referees before the end of next month. Be prepared for replacement referees at the

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