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All right.

It's another hoops adjacent episode of the Athletic NBA show, David Alder's nice day here in D.C.

Was out in the Valley and Cali.

What's up, my friend?

I'm good.

I liked a little rhyme scheme right there.

There you go.

In his drive time, boy, D.A.

And his drive time, disc jockey from the 70s vibe right now.

Right. Me and Melvin Lindsay, right, right, right.

The inventor of the Quiet Storm, the late great Melvin Lindsay. So props to Melvin Lindsay. Hey, we will have Chris Weber on in just a few minutes. Really excited about this having C web back. It's been, I think, about a year since he was on. Obviously, we want to talk to him about the maize and blue and the run and everything that's going on in Michigan. I want to do something real quick, though, because I was annoyed last night while I was very annoyed. I watched Yukon and Baylor in the women's elite eight, and it was a great game, just a

great, great game.

Everything that you could have hoped for, Baylor should have been a one C, they weren't a

two C, that should have been a Final Four game.

But it wasn't so much about the game, which was great.

It was about the ending and what everybody saw at the ending with what was pretty obviously

a foul.

Okay.

I mean, I'm like, I'm not even arguing whether it was a foul or not.

Yeah, it was a foul.

There was clearly two, you know, the two U-Conn players, both of them hit her, is a foul.

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