The first two rounds of the NCAA tournament delivered plenty of drama.

Chohay O'Tani gets caught up in a betting scandal and John Fanta of Fox Sports joins us to preview the Sweet 16.

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we really really appreciate all of you shout out to the booster club now we've

kept up with college basketball all year and most of what you've heard including from here

is that the big 12 and the SEC seem to have separated themselves from the other

conferences at least from a depth standpoint and starting to ascend to the top of the college basketball pecking order. a was fraudulent not saying it's easy nobody's saying it's it's an easy conference to go through and it's not just

that they've lost in the NCAA tournament including now only having two

teams left as we enter the Sweet 16, but it's how they lost.

Mississippi State getting pushed around by Michigan State.

South Carolina getting made uncomfortable and pushed around by Oregon.

We thought physicality was going to be the separator.

You look at Auburn, getting upset by Yale, Florida,

losing a match to different guards when they had older ones like Clayton

and pulling in those guys. You go down the

list. Tennessee did survive Texas but they survived. Alabama did survive

Grand Canyon but they survived. But outside of that, let's look at the numbers of the other

conferences the big east six and oh with only three teams in the ACC

eight and one the big 12 seven and, another I think disappointment, Kansas was lucky to survive

Samford, the pack 12 six and three, the big ten six and four and the SEC when we're

looking at major conferences,

rounds out the end at five and six.

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