Welcome back. I'm Jim Rome. So quickly, let me say about hour number three. I've got Jeff Wilson coming up next.

Well, after this segment, he's with the arena club, and we're going to give away two of those cards.

Here's what I decided. Well, I'll say in a minute. Also, I mentioned we would have three of the seven SEC Sweet 16 coaches on today.

We already had Bruce Pearl.

We already had Chris Bird.

And we're joined right now by the head basketball coach at Kentucky.

He's in his first season with his alma mater.

He won the 1996 National Championship as a player with the Wildcats.

He played six years in the NBA.

Kentucky is 24 and 11.

They are the three seed in the Midwest.

They will play number two, Tennessee again in Tennessee, or in India, I should say, Friday in the Sweet 16.

Of course I'm talking about Mark Pope.

Mark, how you live in brother and how great does it feel to be one of the last 16?

Well, it's a man, this, this, uh, Mars man, this is everything that, that you want it to be.

It's the greatest sporting event in the world.

So we're loving it.

Let's keep going.

Mark, let me ask you something.

I'm sure you've touched on this already, but if it's the greatest thing in the world,

and I agree with you, you want it all as a player.

You're in it now as a coach.

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