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Welcome into a Monday edition of Prop Points here on V-Sin, the Sports Betting Network.

I'm Nick Whalen.

He's Jeff Erickson.

And yet again, Jeff, we got a monster show coming your way over the next hour.

The final four is set. We'll, of course, take a look back at what we saw in the Elite 8 on Saturday and Sunday.

I believe we are contractually obligated, Jeff, to talk about the Yukon Duke game.

Plenty of takeaways there. We'll get a look at the initial matchups, the initial lines for the Final 4 on Saturday. Full NBA card tonight, eight games in the association. I'll hand out all of my favorite sides, my favorite totals, my favorite player props for the night. Then we'll have our friend Brandon Kravitz stopped by the show. That's coming up at 130 Eastern. Talk Final 4 with Brandon. We'll get some of his plays in the NBA and we'll finish out with a big Monday in Major League. Baseball 15 games on the slate, all of Jeff Erickson's favorite plays in baseball. Before we talk, Elite 8, Jeff, just a reminder. If you miss any of our shows, if you want to re-listen, either prop points or any program on B.ason, you could do that in podcast form, wherever you get your podcast, Apple, Spotify, I don't know, any other apps that are out there.

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All right, let's start out with Yukon Duke.

Jeff, probably the game of the tournament so far,

one of those moments that we're not only going to be talking about for the next few years,

but maybe the next few decades.

You know, every year it feels like there's something that will be put in the, the future montage for, for an NCAA tournament in like 2047. That Braille and Mullen shot is absolutely one of those moments, completing just a ridiculous comeback for Yukon. You know, this game looked like it was going to go the way of Michigan, Tennessee in the early window, which turned into a blowout. Obviously, Tennessee never able to work its way back in. Duke led by as much as 19. They were up 15 at the half. Yukon could not hit a shot. They were one of 18 to start this game from beyond the arc. Obviously, the biggest three of the night ended up going down.

But what was almost more impressive to me, Jeff,

was the fact that Yukon was able to eat into that deficit and, you know,

do so without hitting threes.

It's not like they just got hot.

And all of a sudden, you know, a 15 point game became a three point game.

It was death by a thousand cuts as far as Yukon finally being able to work its way back

into the game. And of course, some huge mistakes on the Duke side on that final possession. Yeah, entirely. It was one of those smash and grab wins. Like how did this possibly happen? You know, just it had to be a perfect confluence of events for it to get that way there. All I have to do let yourself get fouled, you know, just roll the ball down the court. You know, a lot of the different ways this could have gone. This is the one way it couldn't have, basically. You know, Dr. Strange had like a million different scenarios there. This is the one scenario where Yukon wins. I know this is, that's a, that's a movie reference you don't get. So that's okay. But, uh, it's, it's fine.

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