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I am Dave Ross right here at the Midgaming Hall in Franklin, Kentucky.

Our closer, Jensen, was back home in Cleveland, Ohio.

We are so excited.

Major League Baseball begins tonight, opening night with the Giants hosting the Yankees. We are on the verge here of tomorrow with the Sweet 16, four games in action tomorrow. And, of course, we've got another golf tournament to get to here as we go to the Texas two-step. We're going to have Adam Burke join us here. A bit later on this hour, our managing editor and our Wednesdays with West. West Reynolds coming up just in a little bit. But what goes up must come down. We love to get to it. Stock up and stock down. I low, sell high, as long as you have a reason why. Whose reputation is soaring and who's on the verge of collapse.

It's stock up, stock down.

You know, Jensen, the first guy that I have up, because I have won the coin toss selected to receive today, is a guy you talked about before the tournament started and said,

hey, if you haven't

been watching this Darius A Cuff Jr. kid at Arkansas, you better. And I think now the

world, the basketball world, has caught up to what everybody has known down there in Arkansas

this year. Certainly John Calgary has known that his stock is on the big time rise. Now, I don't

know if Darren Peterson really hurt his stock as

being the presumptive number one pick. Of course, you got a really star player out of there in

BYU and AJ DeBonsa as well. So you've got some capable guys to go number one potentially.

But I don't think it's out of the realm of possibility that Darius Acuff,

Jr. can't play his way into the number one pick in the June draft. So you're seeing him

move up the board. Now look, defensively, he could have some liabilities at the next level.

Do we really care about that? Maybe you can learn it a little bit, but we know he can score.

And I know that Arkansas going up against Arizona here, that there is the belief that,

yeah, they're short-handed in that they don't have a deep bench.

And he's not going to come off the floor.

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