The ball is tipped and there you are. Look at these shooting stars. Monaco, martensi,

israel, portney, sweet sixteen starts tonight and I want you to clean up the mess that is

the bracket also. Let's got Mark Cuban hot and bothered yet again and the oldest trick in the

book. Only Monaco's fallen for something like that. Let's go. Look over there Monaco, that's how

we're starting. Wow. Okay. The insta gets real fun. I'll be fine. I'll be fine. All right,

guys, let's start with the men's tournament sipping off again tonight. Four games with the main

event, the late game. Let's start with that one. Three seed Gonzaga, two seed UCLA. You remember the

last time these two teams met in the tourney? What a game. Some bets from that game in tonight's

game. Drew Timmy. I may hop gas. All right, what will decide this one tonight, Gordy? Transition play,

you've got the two best teams in transition from the first weekend of the tournament, both scored 41

points in transition. And this is payback time for UCLA. You just showed the highlights there, Frank

of the final four matchup that went to overtime two years ago. UCLA has been led by Amari Bailey

in the absence of Jalen Clark, who they lost in March due to an injury. And injuries have

been a concern for UCLA, but Bailey averaging 17 points in the last five games without Clark

on 57% shooting. And this team outscoring its opponents big time in the fast break points.

First weekend of the tournament, 41 to seven. I like UCLA's chances in this one.

Is he we got a classic game the last time they met in the tournament? Is that going to happen tonight?

I think you're going to get more of a defensive game. I think you're going to get

UCLA really sort of locking down. I think you know, they're second in the Kenpom rankings on defensive

efficiency. And so they're just going to really make sure that Drew Timmy does not get on a role

here. And I think with UCLA, I mean, you're probably talking about some easier transition points for

them than you would be for Gonzaga. And so you just start looking at the numbers. And it's just not

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