Our buddy Brian Demaris wrote a great article in D Magazine about Cooper and the case for Cooper concerning the rookie of the year over his Duke teammate, Con Cineppel.

And I still cannot get over the fact that that Duke team with the two best rookies in the league somehow didn't win the championship last year.

I mean, it's, it's Olajuwon and Drexler.

Okay, so a P1 actually brought that up and said, what does that tell you about

Luca joining North Texas and going on a run?

Yeah, they get there.

I don't know if they can win it, but I think they get there.

But they get out of their region.

Yeah.

Just because they have a special player.

But here's Duke.

With all the special players.

With all the special players.

And it's not good enough because it's a tournament that its brilliance is based completely on you can't have a bad game.

No, it's the one game premise.

And honestly, with the exception of the NFL, none of the other sports offer that.

No.

And you kind of got to love it.

I guess the World Cup would argue with us when it comes to, well,

they can you get, you get pounded in a group play, can't you? So, so this is, this is a pretty

unique thing that probably is why we call March Madness, March Madness, is that there is an

incredible amount of value on one bad shooting game, one guy turned

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