Myron Metcalf, the first four days of March Madness are in the books, rounds one and two, done.

So 96 hours in, you said before to us, you see more at home than you do on press row sometimes.

What's your take, player?

You know, there's a lot of chalk,

which I guess is not that surprising,

because I thought the top teams had kind of separated themselves.

But I did think we'd see a few more upsets than we already did but you know I think this is

Ultimately really the the real fans ideal kind of sweet 16. You know a couple of Cinderella types if you will but I think this

is going to be one of those tournaments where when we get to the end there won't be

any debate about who the best team in America is.

So before we dive into the analysis now that we know you're going to be on the road any particular venues

you'd like to hit and which regions do you think will be the liveliest?

Well I'll be in Detroit you know so obviously Purdue will be there I think you know

the guys at the east with Yukon that's probably

gonna be the reason everybody's talking about because of the two peep

potential and the fact that you can be the first team to two peat since

Florida did it in 06 and 07 so I think there will be a lot of

buzz around that I think you know Houston and Dallas would be interested you know kind of

on the ropes a little bit against Texas A&M, how does that affect things?

And then I feel like North Carolina is almost like the wild card.

Nobody's really talking about them.

They played really well, and it's weird to see a North Carolina team fly under the radar, but in a weird way, that's kind of how it feels.

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