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We're cruising along now on Live Bet Saturday.

He's Ben Stevens.

I'm Dustin Sweedleson.

We got you covered all afternoon

long on a great day of college basketball. We've got the one seed in the NCAA tournament on

the line later on in the show. We'll break down Michigan and Duke. This is a big pet peeve of mine, Ben.

When you go to your sports book app and you open up that game it appears to be

Michigan at Duke and Duke of course is catching two and a half points I believe there

should be a law in place that sports need to point out when a game is neutral because I think

there are plenty of people who are not aware who are going to open up their apps and they're

going to fire on Duke saying why is Duke an underdog at home? I'm going to take those points and they're going to find out it's a neutral site. Now, I'm on Duke plus three anyway, so I don't care. But my point is I think when we have this in football, when we have it in college basketball, especially this late in the year, there needs to be a way for these books to let us know, like, this is a neutral site game. I think it's a little, little unfair.

This game is played in Washington, D.C. at the home of the Wizards and the Capitals, Capital

One Arena. If you are watching live at Saturday here on Vison, you now know the Duke, not

inside Cameron indoor catching two and a half points.

You know what's funny though, Dustin?

I mentioned this.

This is the third time in regular season history that on the same day, the top four teams in the AP poll all square off.

The first time this happened, December 5th, 1992.

It also featured number one Michigan facing off against Duke. That time,

the Blue Devils were number four in the country, not third ranked in the country as they are right

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