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Pardon the interruption, but I'm Mike Wilbon. It's Friday the 13th, Tony. Anything freaky

happened to you today? I'm Tony Cornheiser now. I haven't gotten freaky in years. I got a bad hit. They got stuff for that. It's called replacement. Is that right hip replacement? Replacement. That's not a hard one. You walk out. It's not like a knee. People say the pain is gone. A knee replacement is much more difficult. Much more difficult. Welcome to PTI,

boys and girls. In today's episode, Ole Miss gets its quarterback for another season. The NBA cracks

down on the jazz, and Jay Billis joins us for five good minutes. But we begin today with the

Winter Olympics. In a stunner, Ilya Malin and the quad god fell twice and fell short of the podium in the men's figure skating final.

In other events, the USA women upset Canada and curling.

Norwegian cross-country skier Johannes Klebo won his record tying eighth gold in the International Skating Union

stood by the French ice dancing judge that Americans, Madison

Chalk and Evan Bates felt favored the French pair that won the goal.

Wilbon, which of these intrigues you the most?

French ice dancing judge conjures up everything I think is wrong with figure skating anyway.

Like you, you sort of kidnapped me and made me watch the quad god.

Worth it.

You know, it was, except Tony, I don't root against anybody ever in the Olympics.

It's too emotional.

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