Welcome to Sharp Week Brackett Breakdown.

Right here on V-SEN.

Here's your host, Tim Murray and Jonathan von Toble.

The bracket is out, and we are joined by some very special guests in studio.

Late last night, the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors won the Big West, beating UC Irvine, 71 to 64.

So there wasn't any worry about would they get in.

It was where are we headed?

Who were we playing?

We do know now that the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors will be in the West region, the 13th seed,

taking on the SEC champion, Arkansas Razorbacks, the MVP of the Big West tournament,

Isaac, Big Fish Johnson, and the head coach, Ron Gannot, join us here in studio.

That's JBT over there.

Coach, I'll start with you.

I joked last week when you jumped on my weekday show, Visan Primetime, were some good luck for you guys, right?

We had you on set when we came out to, uh, Hawaii for the week zero game. I went to two games. You guys won the conference championship. I am looking forward to being on the Hawaii payroll at some point here. Uh, we can get that arranged if it keeps going like it is, but we're very appreciate it. You've been good luck for luck for UH. And you guys have been great proponents and of the state of Hawaii and the great people we have in Hawaii. So just a really special moment for our guys. Because of what you just said, we'll work on taking you guys to Portland with us. So what are the logistics like for you guys over the next couple of days, whatever you can talk about here. So you find out who you're playing, where you're going. So what are the next couple of hours like in terms of planning? Yeah, I've been fortunate to be part of this several times. Obviously, Fish has as well. So it's kind of what we say all year we're saying right now is enjoy the journey, but keep battling to get better. Yesterday and today, like that's all year, is their day. The deal we've always made with the guys is you guys get your rest, get your treatment, be ready to go. Our job as a staff is to get you organized and prepped. And it's just very thankful for our support staff to our administration who's here because, as you know, especially in Hawaii, we don't go back and forth. We stay out, especially when we know we're playing Thursday or Friday. So we've been ready for all scenarios. We're obviously going to leave Monday, Tuesday at the latest. But right now, as we speak, we got some of our staff getting film, some of our support staff working on the logistics. Yeah, I want to get into more on that in here in just a moment, but Isaac, I don't want to leave you hanging here. So something that's interesting about your journey, and you actually mentioned this last night after you guys won the title, is this is your fourth trip to the NCAA tournament. You went to Oregon as a freshman, Utah State the last two years, and now here at Hawaii. How much personally does that help you, but also how much does that help your

teammates? So how much will you talk to them about just the process leading up to it and how

different it is to get ready for the NCAA tournament? It's actually pretty amazing. I think

nerves wise, it kind of clears that out. I was able to go my red shirt year at Utah State

and then playing at the last two years at Utah State. And so to be able to be here, and I think the only guy currently on the

roster to have been in a March Madness, that kind of takes the nerves out of it for me, which

we just, we have a challenge ahead of us, just like we do any a night. We get to go play basketball

one more time at least. And so we're excited moving forward we'll just give the guys as much gusto as we can let

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