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Guys, I was working the Blazers game on Sunday.

It was a matinee game, 3 o'clock local time against the Wizards.

So I'm working the play-by-play with Kevin Calabro, Lamar Hurd, and I'm feeling pretty good about the first half. We called the game. At halftime, the players are shooting, getting ready for the second half, and then all of a sudden, the whole motor center just erupts. Yeah. Chearing. That's a fun experience. And I'm like, what just happened? Did someone hit a half-court shot on the Jumbotron? Did Steph Curry show up and hit like a full-court shot or something like that? I look around and it's just people losing their minds looking at their phone. And it occurred to me. No way. Did Yukon just pull off the upset?

And Donovan Klingin, who is the two-time champ for the Yukon Huskies, runs to center

court, Phil, the security guard for the Blazers, has the game on his phone.

And Donovan Klingin's like, what happened?

And he's looking at the phone and he got to watch the replay of it.

Donovan Klingin is just jumping around like a kid on Christmas morning flipping out because

Yukon just hit the shot of the century to upset Duke at the last second.

And it was weird because it's Portland, you know?

It's in Portland.

And yet everybody was watching on their phone. That's how big this was. It was really cool.'s Portland, you know? It's in Portland and yet everybody was watching on

their phone. That's how big this was. It was really cool. Yeah, man. That's always a fun experience.

Especially when you consider things like that, like the players who are alums who are celebrating,

I know every locker room, or at least it used to, we used to all do a little March Madness

pool.

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