Not so fast, my friends.

Here, the five feet gets into the final fourth.

What is up, everybody?

We are back in the studio here at On Three Headquarters.

And what a perfect episode to come back into the dojo.

It's one of our favorites of the year.

We are going through our March Madness brackets. Yesterday we reacted when we saw the teams,

when we saw the matchups. Make sure you check that show out. But today we want to know who you

have winning. We are going to tell you who we have winning, who we have getting upset,

and which teams we think are going to make it the furthest. So make sure you hit that subscribe

button. Let it fly in the comments. Descent moves us forward. As usual, Michigan's in the NCAA tournament. That's true. Yeah, they are. Interested to see who former Michigan quarterback, David Cohn's going to pick to win this whole thing. Blaine Crane, former Western State, Colorado wide receiver, again, recently engaged. Just made it at least a day and a half. Huge. I picked Auburn to win at all. Yeah. Well, that's the NIT. We're playing a bunch of girls schools. But, and one's my alma mater, as funny as that is. All right, so this is how this is going to work. We're going to start and go region by region. We're each going to tell you who we have winning, what game, who we have advancing.

And again, we want to know what you think about it.

Tell us in the comments which one of our brackets do you think is going to be the closest.

But real quickly, before we hop in, Cohn, I firmly believe that March Madness is the best postseason

sporting event that we have.

Do you agree or disagree there?

Well, yeah, it is a lot of fun. And what's so cool about it is that everyone can fill out a March Madness bracket. Anyone you know, your grandmother can fill out a March Madness bracket and not have watched a single college basketball game this entire year. So it really is a cultural thing. It's been like that for my entire life. I get text messages from people I don't hear about here from the rest of the year, but come March, they're definitely going to text me about the bracket, and I love that. Well, Blaine, I think that's the most frustrating part is that I'll sit here and watch Akron play Toledo. I'll watch Tulane play USF. I'll watch all the big games. And then the secretary that works there,

who's, you know, best friend's sister graduated from Baylor, ends up with like a 98% top of a record. Yeah, that's kind of a funny story. So me and my buddies and their wives, we all made our own little bracket together and, you know, all these guys, including myself, watch basketball. I guess who were the top five finishers? All the whites. Yeah. I don't watch a single game of basketball. Well, I will say this about March Madge.

What makes it great is not only the amount of teams, but you actually see upsets. Yeah. You see 12 seeds beat five seeds, 13 seats, beat four seeds, and you really don't really see that in any other postseason college tournament. All right. Well, let's get into this, fellas, because I think one of us may have a perfect bracket. And I think it's me. Thank you. Let's go to what I believe is the toughest region. And by toughest, they just have the best teams collectively in there, not that they're all going to play each other. But let's go to the east. Okay. And I'm going to run through mine. We'll go to Conies. We'll go to yours. I've got Duke over Sienna. Not a shock there. I've got Ohio State over TCU. I'm happy for Bruce Thornton that they were able to get in there. I've got St. John's over Northern Iowa. I've got Kansas beating the Baptist from California. Ballsy moved by them. And then my first upset, I've got Brian

Hodgson, the Nate Oates disciple, beating Louisville in the first round game. Remember,

Noa McHale Brown. And side note, Brian Hodgson's dad, Hodgson's dad has dementia, has never been

able to see him coach a basketball game. This game is close to his hometown. It's going to be the first

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