On today's show, the Dallas Mavericks have big reasons to watch the NCAA tournament.

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dot com or on amazon it's the one more thing and i want to talk about the players to watch the

ncdbba tournament i'd say talking about specific games to watch the other day and so i'm looking

at some players because i got a bunch for the mav's first pick i got a bunch for the mav's

30th pick that they can potentially take because right now

the Mavs are in this spot where they're tied for sixth in the lottery odds. They had the loss

of the Pelicans, which I think was a good one. Slightly and I talked about that on the show last

night. And they have a right now 34.8% chance to get in the top four.

And 8% chance to get the number one overall pick.

And so their pick could be anywhere from the one through four.

It could be, you know, like seven, eight.

Like they could, there's a lot of different options for the Mavericks as of right now.

And so the players that we should be watching the NCAA tournament are all over the place. And so let's just get it right into them. The top three. We've talked about the top three

a lot on this show and on every show they've talked about them. But they're so fascinating,

these three guys. Camboozer from Duke, Darren Peterson from Kansas, AJ DeBonson from BYU.

Camboozer is a six nine. Do it all forward. Can do a bunch

of different things. Plays a little bit bigger. Like plays more like a big than a wing, but can

step out and shoot the three is a great passer. Incredible feel for the game. Incredible

offensive processing power. Like just an incredible player. And he has done a lot.

His season has arguably been more impressive than Cooper Flags at Duke, which is wild.

Darren Peterson, the 6-6 guard from Kansas, had some up and down seasons.

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