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We are started with our number two of Live Bet Saturday here on Veson,

the Sports Betting Network, Femmia Bebifay, Ben Stevens, hanging out with you guys on this second round Saturday in the NCAA tournament. Always want to remind folks out there, if you're watching, listening, driving in the car, you can check us out, SiriusXM Channel 158. And if you want to watch us, if you're a real one and you want to see our beautiful faces as we

discuss and as we sweat figuratively and literally these games, vSyn.com slash watch the

Veson watch app is where you can take it in. It's right now Michigan State is off to a flying

start in the second half, a 42-33 leading. It's Louisville timeout to to the Cardinals, as we're about 90 seconds in to the second half here, Michigan State laying eight and a half on the live spread. The total 147 and a half is, it feels like every five minutes or so, Ben, Cohen Carr doing something that's making the people get out their seats here at the D and Bar Canada as,

wow, this dude can get out the gym man with the way he's the, what did Dick Vitel call it,

the elevator man?

Like, that's what Cohen Carr is as he gave us another Kodak moment out there in Buffalo.

We're about to see tongue out like Jordan on that last fast break dunk where you have Jeremy Fears Jr.,

the orchestrator of it all, right up to Cohen Carr, by himself, I level at the rim as he slams

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