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Welcome in, hour two.

It is a Monday.

Miles Simon just stopped by a couple of minutes.

Mark Few, who is now officially headed to the Basket basketball Hall of Fame, is going to be joining us. Wild weekend. How about that? Outfielder for the Angels. Was that one of the craziest things you've ever seen? Rob, three home runs, one headfirst into the stands. That was an all-timer. John Middletoff is joining us. Okay, we do it every Monday. Colin right, Colin wrong. I had a good week. I'm not going to lie. I don't want to be obnoxious, but here we go. Where Colin was right? Well, I picked Michigan to get to the national championship game and win it, and part of it was I saw him clobber, Gonzaga, in Illinois. And I'm like, wait a minute,

what's going on here? I mean, listen, they don't, their star Yaxel, Unamborg's not 100%, but they just

pushed, if they're shooting well, I don't even think Yukon can beat them. When they shoot well,

it's over. And I mean, they've scored 90 plus points in five straight

tournament games. Are they one of the all-time great teams? Well, they're a reminder that what

college basketball is that it's very best is older players coming back for another year of

college, even if they could go in the second round of the NBA draft.

So we got Michigan right.

Where Colin was wrong.

But I didn't think Oklahoma City could play the Lakers and beat them like that because I didn't

think they were good enough to be a dynasty.

I thought they were just going to be another NBA one and done, but they've got the best

record, the best point

differential. Their defense is number one by a wide margin. I mean, listen, I, between the

GM, Sam Presti, the coaching, Holmgren, they just don't have any weakness. And I got to tell

you, they may have struggled with the spurs in the regular

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