This is Money Moves on B-Sin, the Sports Betting Network. All right, the bet is in. Check, check, check. I don't think her mic is on, but maybe we can do it. Hello. There we go. The bet is in. There we go. We're both together. Team play on UNLV minus two and a half against Wyoming. Put it on the screen, please.

Let's go.

Oh, exclusive on the Mountain West Network.

But what I was telling you is that was, so for your girl, first job out of college with the Mountain West Conference, specifically working for their digital network, that was my time to shine.

When we had those first round games that nobody was watching except for the people that were really dedicated to the program, we're degenerate gamblers. Like that was the time of the times for me to get some reps in for sideline, where I was real bad. There you go. I don't know if I've gotten that much better, but it was a process. Did you still have your squeaky voice? Oh, yeah. Yeah. I I'm terrified That's still one of the more incredible clips that you've shown me

You haven't shown me many better, but it was a process. Did you still have your squeaky voice? Oh, yeah. Yeah.

I, I'm terrified. That's still one of the more incredible clips that you've shown me. You haven't shown me many, but.

I've never put it out there socially. That clip? Yes. I send it to, like, young aspiring reporters and stuff. Who also have annoying voices? I'm like, listen, you can, you too can get some depth to your voice. What's crazy to me is your, you've done that. So Stormy, like, deepened her voice, I guess, is the way to say it. Over time, my voice has matured. Yeah. And, but what's crazy to me about it is you don't, sometimes you'll hear people in broadcasting that will do it when they're just on the air. Right. So I have a buddy who has done some broadcasting work before in the past, and he does like power voice guy whenever he's on the microphone. But then when you talk to him, he's got like a deep voice, but he doesn't talk like that. You talk like that now, even off the mic. That is your voice. It's just my voice. That has become my voice over the years become my voice. You should put that clip out. It is a we're talking about it. Our audience can have no context to what I'm saying, but it is a it is a interesting clip and it is impressive to say I had a very very like mousy voice when my career first started and the big criticism was never the content of my reports, but that my voice was like nails on a chalkboard. So some of you might still feel that way, but we're working on it.

That said, we've got a big hour on deck here. We're going to continue to keep tabs on all the college basketball stuff. Like we said, we did lay the two and a half here with UNLV for this game that's about to tip off in the next couple of minutes here at the Thomas and Mac. We'll also continue our MLB play ball series today, breaking down the Baltimore

Orioles. We'll have Christopher Powers during the program in a little bit of Golf Digest,

get his thoughts on the players championship set to get underway at TPC Sawgrass tomorrow

and a whole lot more. But I do want to get started here in the NBA because obviously yesterday

was massive for the game of the day actually getting outshadowed.

Spurs Celtics was what we were talking about all day and how excited we were for it.

St. Antonio does ultimately end up getting that win.

And there's a little controversy as well there.

Got a little lucky.

The story of the day ends up being Bamatabio in the Miami Heat.

He puts up 83 freaking pointsabio in the Miami Heat.

He puts up 83 freaking point second most in an NBA game ever, started early, reeled off 31 in the first quarter alone.

And then once Kobe's kind of mythical 81 was in range, Eric Spolstra in the Heat were doing everything they could to get him to that number.

That's the unethical part of this.

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