Welcome to Andy and Ariane three. It is one of the happiest days here. The first Thursday of the NCAA basketball tournament. It's 9.30 a.m. Eastern time. The games are tipping off at about two and a half hours. It's going to be spectacular. We're going to have some fun today. We had the hardcore preview with James Fletch of the 3rd on yesterday's show because we figured

if you're listening to a podcast form, if you didn't get to it to your afternoon commute,

you might not be able to get a preview that dropped right now before the games actually start.

So we gave you the hardcore to make sure you got that before the game started.

Now we're going to have some fun mixing up our favorite subject, college football, with the subject that will

dominate this weekend college basketball and football and basketball in general, because

the crossover, pun intended, is pretty spectacular. And Ari, you talk to the perfect person for this kind of

crossover when you're at OT 7 this weekend. Yeah. One of the sons of one of the Phoenix

sons seven seconds or less, like the Steve Nashon, Marion Rajabelle teams,

is five-star quarterback Diabelle, Rajabelle's son.

He is committed to Texas.

He plays at Fort Lauderdale, American Heritage, which has had a lot of good players over the years,

and is the five-star quarterback who is set to step in

after Arch Manning.

So no pressure.

A kid at the OT-7s looks really good, played well.

Got to be a special type of person to willingly walk into that situation.

But I also think, too, that it's just a testament of, like, what Texas is doing as a build,

you know, getting these types of guys in, having a plan for afterarch, all those things.

And of course, we talked about his dad.

I think they called them son and gun, you know, fun and gun.

I don't know.

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