Now, back to you better, you bet or you bet, with Nick Costos on Westwood One Sports.

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Opt into the pick a twin to win free play game. Select which Cavender twin you think will win the Court of Legends one-on-one basketball game hosted at the bank at the Belagio in Las Vegas, Nevada. If the twin you select wins the game, you'll win a share of $2 million in bonus bets. So Kenny and Tyler, because they are young, have the answer. They have no concept of what happened before they started watching. They are wrong with their guess. The question, Bill, what's the question? Give it to us verbatim. And I'll just say this. I'm not betting the NBA. I'm done betting the NBA for a couple days here. Miami, Ohio is my only bet tonight. Miami, Ohio, plus seven and a

money line sprinkle. Those are the bets for tonight for me. Bill, what was the question again,

please? The four one seeds this year, three of them made the same final four previously. What year

wasn't? So the answer, and someone in the, our friend Mark in the chat got it right. The answer is

1994. Tyler and Kenny both said 2000, and Dan Turner as well.

And I get that because Arizona and Duke played in the national championship game that year for thinking that.

So I thought this when John Fanto was on, because John picked Arkansas to go to the final four.

So when he said that, I'm thinking, do you remember on Monday?

I led the show talking about NCAA tournament memories, and I said, the first year I ever won an NCAA tournament pool, I was 11 years old, 1994.

That year, Arkansas with Nolan Richardson and Big Nasty, Corliss Williamson, and Scotty Thurman, beat Duke and Grand Hill in the national championship game.

So I'm immediately thinking, wow, this could be 94 again.

He likes Arkansas.

He likes Duke.

Also in that final four, Lon Kruger and Florida made the final four that year, beating

Danielle Marshall and Yukon, I believe, on the way there.

And Arkansas, in the Elite 8, beat Michigan.

And Michigan, of course, had gone to back-to-back title games with Chris Weber and company

and had lost in both those title games to Duke and Carolina, respectively.

So you had a final – who was the fourth Final Four team?

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