March Madness is in full swing and we have another locked on bracket breakdown as four-seat Tennessee took down five-seated Duke in the second round of the tournament 65-50 to the final.

I'm Jordan Black and we are joined by the host of Locked on Balls, Eric Kane. Eric, how sweet it is on Rocky Top, Tennessee, getting it done.

Give us your overall thoughts on this really physical game against the Blue Devils.

Yeah, I mean, first and foremost, congratulations, Tennessee.

I mean, that's awesome.

You know, tournament basketball, it's whoever's hot on that day.

Today was Olivia Cumwa, who was super hot's whoever's hot on that day. Today was Olivia Cummwell, who was super hot.

It's about individual matchups, and I thought Tennessee matched up so well with Duke because they're very similar teams.

Usually a Duke team is flashing on the offensive end, and that's not really this Duke team that's built inside and out, and it's built on the defensive end.

I thought Tennessee matched up so well there.

But you guys have heard me say this plenty of times over this season. And all Tennessee

fans would agree with me. You know, Tennessee at its best can be the in buying the country.

And then sometimes Tennessee will play down to its level of competition. So I'm not surprised

whatsoever Tennessee was able to come away with the win today over Duke, and we'll see what they do

here in the Sweet 16 on Thursday.

But an awesome win for Tennessee.

They really, as you mentioned, it was a physical game, and I thought that that bode well

for Tennessee's older team, built of 22, 23-year-olds compared to Duke's younger team,

and Tennessee was able to close it out there at the end.

Last time we spoke to you, you were pretty critical of Santiago Vascovy's performance or lack

thereof. What did you think of what he did today? Yeah, I thought he was fantastic, finishing with,

what was it, 14 points. Still didn't shoot the ball incredibly well, four of 11, but that's not horrible. And all four of those from three.

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