Sweet 16 Preview

Stanford Steve & The Bear

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4.9 • 1.2K Ratings

🗓️ 22 March 2022

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Stanford Steve and The Bear discuss the Sweet 16, Steve losing his voice watching the first weekend of the NCAA Tournament, Bear needing to dig out of a hole, the painful transition from the first round to the second, if Arkansas can keep up with Gonzaga offensively, Texas Tech opening as a favorite over Duke, Villanova’s discipline, Houston looking like a massive problem for Arizona, why they hate talking about Purdue-St. Peter’s, if North Carolina can strain UCLA’s defense, Steve’s theory on Miami, Bear feeling nervous for his alma mater and which new player on the Mets is going to suck this season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	The underdog is howling.
0:02.5	Stand for Steve and a bear.
0:07.0	Oh yes, a home team getting points.
0:11.0	What's better than that?
0:14.0	Welcome in.
0:15.0	Sweet 16.
0:16.0	Stammer Steve and the Bear podcast edition.
0:19.0	Bear.
0:20.0	I lost my voice the first day.
0:23.0	I slowly got it back.
0:25.0	A little more than my voice.
0:27.0	Yeah, it was, uh, it was, it was, it was, it was an interesting time.
0:32.0	I'm just glad.
0:33.0	I, uh, here's the deal.
0:35.0	When you, you got to avoid the upsets.
0:37.0	If you got the favorites right and you got to hang around.
0:40.0	If you got the dogs, I was just glad.
0:43.0	I didn't have San Francisco or Kentucky.
0:50.0	Um, thanks Steve.
0:52.0	I love you too.
0:55.0	I was able to, what, what I was saying is I was able to root for that.
0:59.0	I was able to root for that and, and take in what it was.
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