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Top of the hour is Veson by the books.

I'm Dave Ross right here at the men gaming hall in Franklin, Kentucky.

The Moose Mark Moose is back home in the United States of America

after being north of the border in Quebec City for the week. Mark, great to have you back here. You've been doing a great job all week. We really do appreciate it here. Billing in for Jensen Lewis, who's been away on a much-needed vacation before we get to baseball season. Jensen did Yeoman's work on our baseball betting guide, which is out right now, by the way, people,

1999 a la carte, if you just want the betting guide, or you can get some offers right now to become a decent pro subscriber as little as $9.99 when you sign up today. We've got a lot to get to here, a lot of football news and some breaking news there in the NFL talk about Scotty Schaeffler. We're going to have Lou Finderreau this hour talking all things UFC.

But it's all about the Olympics right now.

That's where we begin, our highlights and headlines.

Help your bottom line with today's highlights and headlines.

Sorry, Canada, but it did come down to this for the gold. And the American women, get it done in dramatic fashion, a late goal in the third period

to tie it up at one, put it in overtime.

And then Megan Keller with the goal that will be talked about for a long, long time when it comes to women's hockey here, certainly for the United States.

Hanging in the Lou. Great picture there. If you missed it, people, check it out.

Aaron Frankel was spectacular in the net. 30 saves on 31 shots. Yes, the Canadian women gave her all they could handle and then some.

But it is all about the red, white, and blue mark. They get it done two to one in overtime to win that Olympic gold medal. And I do think it's got to mean more, doesn't it, to beat Canada to get that gold? I don't think there's any question. You know, and Dave, you mentioned that our number one, like the three-on-three play. You like that? You didn't, you know, I don't know if I necessarily love it. You know, I get, you see, the athleticism. I get it. You know, but if you're going to decide a gold medal, why not have five on five? And it could go on for a long, long time. I get it, but it just

adds to the intrigue. That's what makes Stanley Cup playoff hockey amazing. Like, you never

know when you go to overtime. You can be sitting there for, they can place four, three, four, two,

whatever it might be, overtimes. I don't know if I necessarily love the three on three, but to your

point is there's no doubt.

I mean, the rivalry between these two nations, obviously you got a sense that this country

clearly brought into the United States women's team. That's what the Olympics is all about.

You know, the storylines, the passion, individuals, athletes that have dedicated themselves

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