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50 minutes away from tip-off in Indianapolis alongside Matt Newman's.

I'm Tim Murray.

Tonight, the national championship, Yukon and Michigan. Just had a chat with some Visan fans from Springfield, Massachusetts,

and they are hoping that the Yukon Huskies can do what they've done so often, Matt. They've never

lost in the national championship. How about that? Six and O in a national championship game, all since 1999.

I think it's not even talked about enough what Yukon's done really to almost dominate college basketball over the past 25 plus years.

And going for national championship number seven tonight, Tim, and that would be third all time.

That's crazy.

I think behind UCLA and Kentucky, right? Kentucky's number two, I believe. number seven tonight. Tim, and that would be third all time. That's crazy.

I think behind UCLA and Kentucky, right? Kentucky's number two, I believe. Yeah.

So can they do it, Matt? They were a bigger underdog in 1999 against Duke. They were a nine and a half point dog. And right now, around six and a half. And to find out how the public

is betting this game, well, let's get you the answer

right now. Where are the lines changing? And where's the money going? Let's go behind the counter.

The perfect man to talk to on a championship Monday. Johnny Avello, Draft King's Sportsbook,

joins us right now. And Johnny, as I look at the Draft King Kings number, you guys are sitting at six and a half. So let's start

with the side. How have your customers been betting this side

so far tonight? The side is

being bet one way, guys, and that's Michigan.

Yeah, we opened up seven and a half and we dropped the six

and a half. So your question would be, well, why don't you go back to seven? Because on the other

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