Well, hey, if you've been tracking along with the Olympics, then you know the games ended in stunning fashion this past Sunday.

Some of you know what I'm talking about. For others of you, though, you may be uninformed.

So let me do you a great kindness in informing you. The U.S. men's hockey team won gold in stellar fashion.

Stellar fashion, because this is the first gold medal we've picked up in the last 46 years.

Yes, you heard me, right?

The last 46 years, yes, it has been roughly half the century since we found ourselves in the

gold medal match.

We were then at that time accustomed to

people like coach Her Brooks and all those young boys that performed the miracle on ice as we took

on the undefeatable Soviet Union. And yet we did the impossible then. Wouldn't you know it?

We did the impossible again. But that's not the only thing that's amazing about this

last weekend. It's not just that we won gold after 46 years. It's also the way in which we won gold

in overtime. And what was just a little over a minute when all hopes seemed lost, one young man

by the name of Jack Hughes,

decided to take matters into his own hands and seal the deal and score the golden goal

for our country. It was an amazing event. And yet, though it is remarkable that Jack Hughes did this, it's also remarkable to know that he wasn't alone.

Jack is one of two brothers that plays on the U.S. men's hockey team.

His brother Quinn Hughes also serves on the hockey team as a defenseman.

And so when I learned that he wasn't

alone, that Quinn is in there as well, I had to ask the question, how is Quinn dealing with

all of this? Baby brother swoops in and steals the glory for himself. And I was shocked to find

as much of the country that Quinn, who is such a class act,

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