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All right. Well, it's March and it's madness. There weren't a ton of upsets in the tournament.

I guess Iowa over Florida is the big one. So I got, you know, Michigan and Arizona are the two best teams I've seen. And I thought, I'm going to call Doug Gottlieb coaching now, the Green Bay Phoenix, second year. They finished third in the Horizon League. His first year, his top scores all got hurt.

Second year, he builds it back up.

And they were very viable to the very end.

And I've been keeping in contact with Doug and his basketball journey.

And I thought, let's get him on here and talk about a lot of different stuff.

I told Doug today, I said, hey, this Yukon Duke game, it's getting lobsided. If you want to, if you want to record this early, it's like, hold on. It's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's, it's good seeing you. I, we've talked several times. You know, Doug, it's funny about Yukon. I mean, we both live there for a long time.

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