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Who are the GREATEST college basketball coaches of all time? · NY's Sports Loud Mouth (VIDEO)

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com. Thank you to Jackson Campbell
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and it's been a great one. And now we call this.
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Let's parlay. for Let's parlay. All right, ladies and gentlemen,
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we're waiting for Wes. He might pop in, he might not,
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but we do have Reno. Johnny, Ladies and gentlemen,
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it's very simple how we do this. He's going to give you his top
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three picks of the week and then he's going to give you his
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parlay. That is his extra pick that can
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set you up on a stroke. A long one or short one.
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More than likely a short one for Speedy.
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Are you guys ready? All right, Reno, give us your
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first pick of the night. What's up guys?
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I'm actually going to give you my favorite play.
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I'm a big UConn fan these last few years.
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I don't think there's another coach in college basketball
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that's at the same time hard to root for and hard to root
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against. Hurley's a fucking madman.
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I mean, he is an absolute. First off, should have been
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Tito. Love the energy.
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The way they came back in that game.
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They got dogs on that team. I think they also knew they lost
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that game. They were going to practice
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tonight. They didn't give a shit.
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The season was over that. All that being said, so much
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money's been coming. Are you and, and seemingly so, I
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mean deservingly so. They, they, they're going to get
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the public action. People are now kind of on this
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team. They think that out after Duke,
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this is a team to beat. Maybe Michigan on the other
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side. I don't think people get a lot
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of stock to Arizona. Gimme Illinois to win this game.
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I think a lot of money's come in and the line has actually moved
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Illinois, so the favorite by about 1 1/2 and they're getting
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a ton of money coming in on UConn and there's a lot
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everybody's talking about UConn, but Illinois is this little
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engine that could that they're a team that probably surprised a
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lot of people to start the year. They're in the Final Four.
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They want a top two seed in their conference and and their
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bracket. I think this team is kind of
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getting overlooked. I think Illinois now can compete
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with the size that UConn has. They can compete with the
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shooting that I think there are better shooters from the
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perimeter than UConn and they're going to compete with the pace.
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I think this is a team that right now I had a miracle shot
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that is going to be talked about for years.
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How do you bounce and come back in this game clear eyed?
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I just don't know. I will say I did listen to
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Hurley speak. I think it was yesterday or
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early this morning. I will say my money is going to
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be on them on Illinois to win this game.
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But after listening to Hurley, he almost made me call the book
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and and and switch my back. It's hard to bet against and I
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understand it, but for me, I think Illinois is undervalued in
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this spot. Give me Illinois to win the
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game. Get to the big game,
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championship game on Monday and that's where my money's going to
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be at. I will be on the money line.
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I think it's like minus 12025, something like that.
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But I'm going to take them to win the game and God help me,
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that's where I'm at. Give.
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Me your number 2. Yeah #2 is going to be kind of
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a, is it going to be a Big 10 championship game?
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Because that's where we're headed.
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And I look at the way Arizona's, I will say Arizona's probably
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had the stronger strength of schedule coming into the year.
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They, they, you know, they didn't shy against anybody.
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They're not conference was tough.
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They were one of the last undefeated teams in college
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basketball. I, I kind of think that
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Michigan's peaking at the right time.
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I'm not really sure if I'm sold on Arizona in this spot.
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Just hard to bet against. The way Michigan is playing
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basketball, they're they're not ruling close games, even in
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games that are a little bit within the number like Michigan
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is dominating those games. I think losing in the Big 10
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championship was probably the best thing to happen to them.
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They got that lost right before the tournament started and now
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they've been able to steamroll. I think this is going to be a
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close game. I'm going to take the money
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line. I do think it's an all Big 10
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championship game, which you know, statistically is probably
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not the smart money. But this where my money is going
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to be at. That's where I'm advising.
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You know y'all do what you want with your money, but my money is
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going to be on Michigan money line, Illinois money line.
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All right, give a shit number. 3 So we're going to hit a game
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that's about to start here in about another total minutes and
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that's going to be Creighton versus Rutgers in and the little
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known college basketball crown out in Las Vegas.
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We actually got action right now.
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We took Stanford in the early games to win that game.
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So I think we're gonna take the points here.
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We're gonna lay with Creighton. Their coach is gonna, they're
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gonna be under new coach next year.
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I just look at what is going to be in this game and I'm more
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sold on what Creighton's going to have to offer.
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So I think Creighton is going to win this game.
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They're going to win by the margin.
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College basketball crown is really about money because these
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guys are both under 500. So it's going it's going to be
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probably an ugly game, but I'm going to take Creighton.
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My last name, my last pick, I guess you could say is going to
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be a future, but I would take Illinois to win the championship
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right now. You're probably going to get
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about 500 or 600 + 500 or 600 because I think Michigan right
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now is the overwhelming favorite and and Yukons you probably the
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second favorite, Arizona third. Illinois is probably 4.
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So you're going to get the most value with with Illinois to win
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the game. So I think that's my final play
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at about 500 is probably what it is.
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Take Illinois to win the championship.
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They're in a kind of a spot where nobody's talking about it.
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Everybody's talking about UConn, the incredible shot and and
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hurling every time in Arizona, every time I'm Michigan and you
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forget about Illinois. That's just kind of 1 all year
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and kind of stayed on the radar. So for me, that's the best value
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bank for your bug. Give me Illinois to win the
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championship here in 2026, which is kind of what I thought all.
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Right, so it looks like W couldn't make it, but he did
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send over some pics. So all Final four picks.
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So in the women's Final Four, he actually had South Carolina
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covering the plus seven against the undefeated UConn team.
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He's got Texas covering the -2 1/2 as a favorite against UCLA.
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And Johnny, he, you and him agreed too much during football
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season. He has to disagree with you
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both. This time around, he's got UConn
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plus 1 1/2 and Arizona. On the money line.
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Yeah, I want to say everybody in the So I prefer to be the man on
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an island because Vegas wasn't made with a bunch of winners.
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So I like where I'm at with Illinois, but I understand why
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people will not be able to pull the trigger.
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It's going to be a great freaking ball game.
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But yeah, I mean, the rest, the rest got got in trouble for the
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whole UConn thing. That was surprising to me.
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He got pretty much head butted and didn't call.
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Technical props to him, though, He knew the moment.
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He knew the moment you could not do it.
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But I did give me a great freaking ball game.
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Like, give me Illinois. Well, we love you and Reno
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Johnny, keep up the good work and we'll talk to you next week.
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You're you're doing great on money line mania.
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All you guys, you guys are over 85% right now.
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You guys are kicking ass. You guys, you.
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Guys taking hey Johnny, I know you it sounds like you got some
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stuff going back there, but if you want, we're playing the NCAA
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trivia game next segment if you want to just stick around for I.
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Don't care, AA, AA basketball. I may, I may not do well, but
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I'll, I'll try. All right, let's, let's bring
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Johnny in on this one. Let's roll it.
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All right, we call this King of the Hill.
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And here's the king of the hill. This, Bobby, is the Beltline.
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You never, ever hit below that. Not that kind of king of the
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hill, you dumb. This is King of the Hill.
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I don't care. Let's not.
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All right, guys, it's been a while.
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Welcome back to King of the Hill.
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This is the everyone's least fair trivia game because the
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king is in charge and he makes the rules.
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The king is King Errol. He's defended his crown many
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times. Everyone will compete in three
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different rounds in order to get a chance to face off against the
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king. Here is the first round.
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Of the. World for all the competitors,
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it's the peasant fight. Who are the best coaches in NCAA
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Tournament history? The way this goes, I will be up
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here just kind of orchestrating. We have Johnny Q in Speedy.
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The order will start with Speedy, he will name one, give a
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reason, then Q will go, then Johnny you'll go for two and
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will snake back the other way. As soon as everyone gets their
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three done, Errol will decide who will move on to the joust to
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face off in a different question for a chance to face off in the
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third round to the throne. Errol, are you guys ready to
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play king of the hill? Random sexual.
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Yes, yes, we're ready. All right, so again, this is the
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best coaches in NCAA history. So speedy start us off.
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Well, I'll just steal the obvious one.
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First. I'll take John Wooden.
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Obviously the UCLA sixties 70s dynasty is still being
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duplicated and failed by many different occasions.
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This is the pre obviously big money.
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I mean there might have been money under the table, we'll
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never know. But NIL era that we're dealing
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with now where? You get all these big.
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Freshman prospects obviously doing it a lot more with the
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homegrown talent on some of the mentorship that he brought to
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those kids as well. That all soccer.
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With those quotes are still being resurrected today and
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obviously all those championships all.
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Right. I'm gonna go with the home team,
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go with Dean Smith. 2 national championships, 879 wins go.
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Check your luggage. Basketball player ever to bounce
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a basketball so revolution of the game gave the guys I think
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they say something about he got like shot cock and floor.
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I look delicious. You know, he put the implement
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that into the game. So I would say his innovation,
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the way he, you know, coached, the way he changed the game,
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impacted the game. I'm going with Gene Smith for
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the King. How about Ron Walker?
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Johnny Reno for two. Yeah, I'm going to.
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So I'll go back. I'll snake it here.
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I'm going to take the current guy, Danny.
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Danny Hurley. I mean, the guy's been a four
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straight final four. He's got 2 championships, a
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chance to win the third championship.
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You know, the program as a whole, Uconn's been great.
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They got eight final fours total when they like 6 championships
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and when they get there, they kind of do really well for me.
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Danny Hurley's just been the current guy and it's hard to go
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against what he's doing. And Nils opened up where?
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Everybody can kind of be. Equal So for me, he's he's kind
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of he's not just battling like recruiting every year.
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He's got to recruit the same guys every year.
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That's hard to do. You know, used to have to
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recruit a guy one time. Now you got to recruit a guy
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after his freshman year software.
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You gotta be with a key player. So for me, it's going to be
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Hurley. He's got a chance to win three
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and four years, which is in today's era hasn't been done
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since the, you know, those wooden areas in the 60s and 70s.
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So for me it's Hurley and then I'm going to go Rick Pitino.
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I think Rick Pitino was an Amal weight.
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I get 2 right? Like snakes?
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Back and forth. I go Rick Pitino because he's
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got, he's taken what, three teams to the Final Four?
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He had a chance to do it again this year with Saint John's.
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He has 2 championships and two different programs and the
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rivals of Kentucky in Louisville.
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So for me, he just kind of gets there and wins.
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He took Iona to the tournament, they won a couple games.
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He took Saint John's this year. They had a really deep run.
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Probably should have beat Duke. They were up late For me.
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I think Rick Pitino, everywhere he goes, he just breeds winters.
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So I'm going to take him. All right, back to cute.
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I'm going to stay in the Triangle state.
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I hate to say it, but I'm going to go with Coach K on this one.
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I think he has five national championships.
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Was very consistent in winning the way he did different things.
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I don't want to want to say too much about who you know about
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him, but got to tear my hat to him.
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I think he coached and won in a lot of different eras, which
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made his greatness even better. So I'm going to go with.
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Coach is really structured. All right, Speedy for two.
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All right, I'll go with I'll go with an old school one.
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I have a have a Bobby Knight, Bobby Knight obviously
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orchestrating all those undefeated seasons and an
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Indiana team again, same similar era kind of right after John
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Warden. There wasn't as much as the
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state of basketball and an undefeated season that I know
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Kentucky tried to duplicate, Gonzaga tried to duplicate in
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2021 and it just all all falls short and just a hard thing to
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do. And I think doing it for as long
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as he did, even after Indiana too, having a lot of success,
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didn't win a national championship, but after those
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two championships in in Indiana, still being a great coach for a
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very long time. So he's my number 2 and I'll
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finish it off with the guy that started the UConn Raw, Jim
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Calhoun, and he won three titles over the span of a 99-O four in
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2011 with many different players doing in the Big East, which at
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that time was a gauntlet, still is in certain years now.
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Back then, when you had a lot of really good teams in there all
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at once, that was as good of a gauntlet as you can get and they
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were a dominant tournament runs as you can get.
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It doesn't matter. What it is love Calhoun.
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Cute coach and all. Rob from Kentucky won four
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national championships and and it kind of proud of the
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evolution of the Kentucky Wildcats.
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I'm gonna go with him. Very old school, very tradition.
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Yeah. So I'm gonna rock out with him.
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I don't think nobody can beat my three right now.
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And finish it up, Johnny. Reno.
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I'm going to go with Tom Izzo. I think he only has one title,
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but he's got eight Final Fours, right?
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So we're talking about tournament consistency.
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His team is consistently going deep, Eight Final Fours, one
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title. He's he's nicknamed Mr. March.
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I think there's it's hard to count him out.
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I wish there was maybe another title there.
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But I think at Michigan State he kind of made Michigan State
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basketball what it is, what's what is known as today.
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So I'm going to take Tom Mizzo was one title eight final force.
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All right, Errol, that is everyone's choice.
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Who are the two moving on to the next round?
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I like all of them. I mean, they're all great
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coaches, but you know, Speedy's always here.
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So I'm going to take Reno, Johnny and I'm going to take
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Copes. All right, Speedy, pop out.
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Johnny, we're going to bring you into Round 2, the joust.
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Oh, man, the points are doubled. Not really, but it's the next
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round. Then the next question.
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Oh, wait, that's actually not the right one.
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We need to go back to the second one.
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How did I go to Round 3 before 2?
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That must have been a mistake. Let it roll.
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Here's Round 2, the joust. The most important players in
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the Final Four. I want you to talk to me about
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the guys on these two teams. I'm sorry, these four teams in
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these two games, who are the biggest and most important
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players for the Final Four this weekend?
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All right, let's get back to the view right here.
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And here it is. Let's go.
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And this one will just alternate.
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Johnny, then Q, then back to Johnny.
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Johnny, start us off. The amount, yeah, I'm going to
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take the and I again, I'm going on Illinois to win the game.
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But I think for Yukon, it's going to be the white boy and
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his name is Sipham. I'm telling you, I have to.
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I know who I'm talking about, but what's that?
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Damn. What's that big white boy?
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Little white boy. Not a big white boy.
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Caravan. Caravan, yeah, that's it.
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Caravan. He had a terrible game last time
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out and I know that because I took his over point total, which
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he did not get close to. And that was a big part of the
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reason why Duke was kind of running away.
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He did not have a good second-half.
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I think he had about 10 points that kind of evened out on his
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season average before UConn. To have success, it's got to go
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through him. He's got to be able to be a
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force on rebounds and Illinois does have size, so he's got to
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be. And what I think scares me for
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you, Ucon, is the reason why he struggled was because Duke had
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sized to shut him down. So I think if he cannot overcome
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that against you, Illinois, he's going to struggle.
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Cute. I'm going Reese UConn.
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I think everything lives and die with him.
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Obviously him being a strong rebounder will impact the game
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tremendously. I think he's a great talent with
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scoring, so I don't think you have an issue with that, but I
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think it's going to impact the game a lot.
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If he can grab a lot of boards in this city, come out with a
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double double probably like anywhere between 11:00 and 12:00
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rebounds and 20 plus points. I think it seals the deal for
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you guys, Johnny. I'm going to go with Michigan's
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big man Yaxel Landenberg. I think one thing about him,
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he's got a lot of motivation. I think one thing, when he was
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at UAB, he really expected to play for Alabama.
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He really expected Alabama to go get him.
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He was very surprised at Michigan came and got him and
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he's very motivated to play for Dusty May.
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So I think he's going to be a big force.
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I think there's a reason why Michigan's playing as well as
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they have been. They've been going through him.
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He's got, he's not near double, he's not at the double double,
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but he's got 15, 3.7 rebounds, 4 assists a game.
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I think he's the key to Michigan.
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They will continue to go through him.
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I think he's the big reason they win this game and get to the
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national championship. Q.
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We'll go with Arizona, Braden Birds.
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I think he's going to maintain control of the game, get to the
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spots, get his shots up, keep the pressure on him and I think
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keep the pressure on Michigan and I think he would be the
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determine the fact that them coming out with a win versus
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Michigan. All right, back to Johnny.
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I'm. Going to go with Illinois guard
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Waggler who who broke out in his last game.
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This is a guy who shoots 40% from three.
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And like I said, the big discrepancy, I think it was a
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better shooting team. So if Waggler can keep that
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consistent pace, shoot 40%, control the game.
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He does average 17 points a game.
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He's got 4 assists to go with that.
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I think he has to have control of this game.
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If they can slow down, because they do have a couple guys in
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Merkovich that can kind of slow squeeze the teeth, and if they
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can get outside and make those shots running through Wagler, I
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think Illinois is going to be a poised position to win this game
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and win the national title. But it's all going to go.
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Make her squirt. Make me jerk.
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And finish it off cute. Sleeper.
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I don't know. Morez Johnson, Junior.
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I think it for Michigan, I think he can really be the one that
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determine whether or not Michigan come out.
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He's a big body, he's a big present.
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He get on the boys and kind of take away those second chances
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opportunity from Arizona. I think he wins they they end up
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making a close guy. Still got Arizona to win the
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game, but can definitely change the impact that that that
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outcome based off how he performed on the boys.
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All right, you heard it, Errol, Who's going on to take on the
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king? They're both really good, but I
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think Reno Johnny, I mean his, his three were great.
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So I'm going to go with Reno, Johnny.
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All right, so Johnny, you get to move up to the finale, but that
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means Q and Speedy, you come back in and you're going to join
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me here on the bottom where we are going to be the voters in
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what becomes now a democratic election.
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On this last question, Yep, just turn it up on its head.
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Where you get the take on the King.
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The best games in this year's tournament so far.
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Tell me about your experience watching the first.
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You know, I guess 60 teams get eliminated along the way.
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Tell me your favorite games. What were the best games in the
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2026? Torney started off with the
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King, Mr. Errol Marx. I'm going to go with the Elite 8
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UConn versus Duke, the Braille and Mullins shots.
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I mean, heard around the world the shot that completely shocked
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the world you saw. Shire has a meme out all over
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social medias right now. It's going to be very, very
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popular for the rest of the year.
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It might be popular enough by the end of next year when he
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gets fired because that will be his face when he gets shockingly
22:16
fired by the Blue Devils. But the Elite 8, UConn knocking
22:20
off Duke 73 ready to was the one that stood out to me.
22:25
All right, Johnny. So I can't use the same game as
22:28
hard to to go second when that game has happened.
22:33
But I'm going to take a game that was round of 32.
22:38
I'm going to take Texas win against Gonzaga.
22:41
That was a a game where Texas came in clearly 6 1/2 point, 7
22:46
point underdogs. I was in Vegas for that game.
22:49
I very heavy Gonzaga money all over the place except for me and
22:54
a couple of my boys there. We, we all had Texas money.
22:57
That game to me was was one of the better games of the
23:00
tournament. It was an underdog.
23:02
You know, Texas had kind of a good Cinderella run for a big
23:05
program that they are and they start in the first four.
23:08
That Gonzaga win his underdogs. It really showed out close game
23:12
in the big corner shot to go up five with about 10 seconds to go
23:16
to seal the deal. So that game to me was one of
23:19
the better games of the tournament.
23:21
Errol. First round high point, knocking
23:24
off Wisconsin 7675, that stood out to me and by the way, gave
23:29
Mike Lemare a new job who's now the head coach of Syracuse, open
23:34
up many opportunities for him. I mean, it shocked.
23:37
Wisconsin was one of the best teams all season long for the
23:40
NCAA. Lot of people thought was going
23:42
good. You make faces, but a lot of
23:44
people thought they were going to the Sweet 16.
23:47
They're a good shooting team. A lot of people shocked at High
23:49
Point, knocked them off 7675. So I would go high Point in the
23:53
first round all. Right.
23:56
The only reason I make, the only reason I make faces because as a
23:58
small school, better High points been a money maker for me this
24:02
year and a lot of people just don't know about high Point.
24:05
They probably should have been favored in that game.
24:07
The other game for me that was one of the better games of the
24:10
tournament was Saint John's versus Kansas.
24:13
It was a game where Saint John's seemingly had the game in hand.
24:16
I think there were 15 or so with about 6 minutes to go.
24:20
I was in Vegas, I'm at the pool, the drinks are flowing.
24:23
I stopped watching the game because I didn't care.
24:25
My my, my ticket was cashed until I was like putting in
24:29
another bet. And I realized that we can live
24:31
bet Saint Johns and Kansas, and they're tied.
24:34
With a minute to go, the drinks started flowing a little bit
24:37
less smooth. All right, So I got up off my
24:39
ass and went to the TV screen until the game was over.
24:41
One of the better games. It was a buzzer beater.
24:44
There was no time left when that shot went in.
24:47
So that to me was one of the better games of the tournament.
24:50
It was 2 high point powerhouses going against each other for a
24:55
chance to advance, and it did not disappoint. 2.1 for St.
24:59
John's all right last round, Errol.
25:01
I'm I'm going VCU knocking off North Carolina that send Hubert
25:05
Davis packing. Ladies and gentlemen, the
25:08
shocking smile that everybody made for all you Tar Heel fans,
25:13
especially the one in Quinton couples.
25:15
He should be smiling because Hubert Davis is not going to be
25:17
the coach next year. So you don't have to see bad
25:19
basketball again. We'll see who's going to be the
25:22
one being landing landing that job.
25:24
But I'm going to go VCU. Shocking North Carolina all.
25:29
Right, right. And Johnny last one of the show.
25:32
Could go to here, could go. There's two games here that I
25:34
could go with, but I'm going to go with the one that actually
25:37
won the game, which is going to be Iowa.
25:39
This Florida defending national champions coming in.
25:43
How do you let him just slip by? You take the open 3 pointer to
25:48
win with about .8 seconds to go in the game, knocking off the
25:52
defending champions, a team that I would like.
25:55
No, I don't think a lot of people gave them a much of a
25:57
chance to advance, especially in that bracket.
25:59
So for me that was one of the more crushing that was a the
26:03
first bracket Buster probably over the, you know, going with
26:08
the 9 knock. Knock.
26:09
I think a lot of people thought Florida, including me, thought
26:12
they were going to get eliminated early in the
26:14
tournaments. I I didn't like Florida this
26:16
year. Against Iowa.
26:19
Yeah, I didn't think. No, I think show me the bracket.
26:21
I did I have him. Getting eliminated his bracket
26:25
is done. In the Vanderbilt, I had him
26:28
losing against Vanderbilt. I had a losing against
26:32
Vanderbilt. I was a It was not the team to
26:34
do it, but yeah, I understand. Dude, your brackets going to be
26:38
done tomorrow. So I mean, Arizona is getting
26:41
knocked out by Michigan, so it doesn't.
26:43
Matter. It doesn't.
26:44
Matter. It doesn't matter.
26:46
Let's let's ramp up this segment and let's do our voting.
26:49
So I I wrote him down. Errol took the Duke Yukon Elite
26:52
88 game, High Point Wisconsin and VCUUNC getting Herb Hubert
26:58
Davis fired. Johnny has the Texas Gonzaga
27:01
second round game, the Saint John's Kansas second round game
27:05
and the Iowa Florida upset. I'm going with Errol on this
27:11
one. I think that I would give the
27:15
second game to Johnny. The St.
27:16
John's Kansas game was excellent, but also I think the
27:20
high point game was really good. And Hubert Davis getting fired
27:23
is a pretty big moment in college basketball.
27:26
And I that Iowa game Florida were a bunch of frauds.
27:30
I would say that's awash and nothing is better and that Duke
27:34
UConn game. So I just think, you know, it's
27:36
just hard to beat that one. I'm going to give the nod is a
27:39
close one, but I'm going to give it to Errol.
27:41
Q. How are you voting?
27:42
I'm going with Johnny. I think that Errol has good
27:46
picks, but as far as performance wise, I thought he, I thought he
27:49
was a little complacent. I felt like he felt like he had
27:52
already beat Johnny before he beat him.
27:54
I don't think he put a lot of effort into actually beating
27:56
Johnny throughout this. So and then he also chose.
27:59
Joppa junior over here. Another thing, so he took a
28:02
shot. I think Johnny was doing a great
28:04
job at spending the third game and then Earl interrupted him,
28:08
which shows that he felt like he was already just get.
28:10
The hell out. He want to go with Johnny.
28:18
All right, it's tight in one speedy.
28:19
You're the tight well. There was a very good battle.
28:22
It's as close as it gets, but but high Points does not have a
28:25
head coach named Jerry McNamara. That was Sienna and that's how
28:28
we end up getting the hire by the Seers.
28:30
I was. I'm going to take Johnny in that
28:32
one. We have a new king in town and
28:35
his name is Johnny Reno. Congrats Johnny, you are king.
28:41
Of the hell. That's why you're new
28:44
Washington, Dr. Johnny. You did it, man.
28:47
Do you have any any first words for your nomination?
28:51
So I thank Jesus. Do I get fired?
28:56
Do I get cancelled? Possibly, but you're gonna be
29:01
all right. That that would be the thing
29:03
that gets this. Trouble out of the whole show.
29:08
I, I really knew that Speedy wasn't going to pick me anyways
29:10
and I definitely knew Quinton wasn't going with me anyways.
29:13
So Speedy has this love fest for Reno Johnny.
29:16
He. Just knew her.
29:17
I know, I know, I know, started off.
29:19
With a merit for Johnny. Yeah, he has a love fest for
29:24
Reno. Johnny, trust me, you don't know
29:29
he'll wipe his ass. That's probably one person.
29:31
Look, any ideas? Joba smack my ass no.
29:35
I reckon if Joba do it either anyways.
29:38
Reno. Thank you, that was fun.
29:39
I'll be back next week to defend the Crown, I guess.
29:42
Hey, talk that talk, Johnny. Blowjob.
29:48
All right. Bye bye Reno.
29:52
Later, guys. All right, we call this Dial it
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up. We interrupt this regularly
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scheduled. Hot mix to bring you important
30:00
news. We got a.
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Big broadcast to do here. We're about to dial it all it
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30:07
Make me jerk. Welcome back to Time Up,
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everyone's favorite Lightning. Rats for.
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Segments we're going to get into a bunch of stories.
30:17
Errol has no idea what they are. He's going to dial up a take and
30:20
one of us is going to respond to him.
30:22
Are you guys ready for yet another edition of Dial It?
30:27
Here it is first story, Errol. This one had me scratching my
30:32
head because not at one point in time when I was watching Amari
30:35
Stoudemire that I go, oh, that's a Hall of Famer that's on on the
30:39
Knicks alongside Carmelo Anthony.
30:41
No, I never thought that. And Doc Rivers also gets put
30:47
into the Basketball Hall of Fame alongside WNBA players Elena
30:53
Della Dunn and Candace Parker. Those two I don't think anyone's
30:58
arguing about need to deserve to get in.
31:01
Amari, on the other hand, is not the guy that I thought would be
31:06
put in. I didn't hear a lot of people
31:08
clamoring for Amari to get into the Hall of Fame, and Doc has
31:13
the eighth most wins in basketball history.
31:17
Errol, dial it up. The NBA, everybody gets into the
31:23
Hall of Fame. Every single one of these guys
31:25
are in the Hall of Fame. You name I, I, I look at some of
31:29
these guys are getting inducted into Hall of Fame.
31:32
They shouldn't be in the Hall of Fame.
31:33
Amar Stoudemire, you can question, I mean his he had five
31:38
really good years. Hall of Fame, No, Doc Rivers won
31:42
1 championship, won championship with the Celtics.
31:45
And honestly, the guy that was running the defense was Tom
31:48
Thibodeau, He had Kevin Garnett, he had Rajon Rondo, he had Ray
31:54
Allen, he had Paul Pierce. Anybody could have coached that
31:57
team and won a championship. So believe it or not, I don't
32:01
think Doc Rivers is a Hall of Fame head coach, but either is
32:05
Stottlemyer. I, I don't think any of those
32:07
guys should be in the Hall of Fame.
32:08
I think the NBA is, it's the easiest to get into the Hall of
32:11
Fame out of any other sport. The NFL is almost impossible.
32:16
We see guys sitting that should be in the Hall of Fame 15 years
32:19
ago. The MLB, it's up and down.
32:21
Usually you don't get into Hall of Fame.
32:23
Roger Clemens is not in the Hall of Fame.
32:26
Alex Rodriguez is in the Hall of Fame.
32:27
Barry Bonds is not in the Hall of Fame.
32:29
I don't care what they did. They're Hall of Famers and in
32:31
the NHL it it's not easy getting to the Hall of Fame.
32:35
It took Pierre Tarjan almost 20 years to get into the Hall of
32:38
Fame. So basketball, for some reason
32:40
everybody gets into the Hall of Fame, so I'm not surprised.
32:46
Yeah, I think, well, congratulations to both guys.
32:50
Personally, I think you're you, you.
32:52
The Marvis Dynamite was probably one of the top power forwards in
32:56
his era overall, if you if you want to be, you know, frank
33:01
about it, I think he was arguably in one of the most
33:04
talented and big manpower for era.
33:07
And so I think rightfully so, I think he deserved to be in
33:10
there. I know he has some down years
33:11
with the Knicks and that's probably what you basing his
33:14
career off of, but I think overall him and Steve Nash did
33:18
with the pick and roll that was was huge.
33:20
And Phoenix. And I think that it's yeah, very
33:24
well deserved from Amari Stoudemire, Doc Rivers, you
33:27
know, as he won the 2008 Celtics, won one of the greatest
33:34
and hardest championship run that we've seen in in modern
33:39
history. But I think he's been good doing
33:42
well as well. I think he's struggled on the
33:44
back end when he got to Milwaukee in the books and you
33:48
know, this new era of of young guys and things, it's difficult
33:52
for him to kind of coach his style.
33:54
A lot of people don't think he can really coach, but somehow or
33:57
another he's still top 10 to win.
33:59
So you don't just get there by looks.
34:01
I look at Amari, I'm looking at his stat sheet over here.
34:05
He was rookie of the year, right straight out of high school.
34:09
He had with the Sons. He had what, Yeah, the one year
34:13
he had the bad injury, but every year that he was on the Sons,
34:16
besides his rookie year, he averaged over 20 points a game
34:19
with the Knicks. The first year he came over,
34:22
played 78 games, averaged 25 points a game, was awesome.
34:26
He was amazing that first year and after that he never averaged
34:32
20 points a game for the rest of his career.
34:35
So half of his career is like a very short peak, like you know
34:38
what I mean? It was like an 8 year, pretty
34:41
high, high type of guy. So we're saying like that's kind
34:44
of, you know, like the Terrell Davis argument in the NFL,
34:48
right? Terrell Davis had those 5 or 6
34:50
big time, big time seasons, but that was it, right?
34:54
Do whether his injury or he just started later, a lot of people
34:57
were against that. I know, Errol, you've talked
34:58
about that. It's impact, you know, when it
35:01
comes to those different things, like, you know, a lot of times
35:04
the the stats don't reflect the impact that the player actually
35:07
have. And I think when those judges
35:09
get in those room and they're making those decisions, they're
35:11
going to say, hey, did he in the game?
35:13
And honestly he was like after the stretch 4.
35:16
In the NBA, In the NBA, you need 10 great years and he did not
35:20
have 10 great years. Why 10?
35:22
Because that's to me, if you look at the talent that has gone
35:25
into the Hall of Fame and you compare him 18 points a game,
35:29
Derrick Rose averaged about 17 points a game and he's not going
35:32
into the Hall of Fame. So he got hurt.
35:35
He just took. His legs, I guarantee you his
35:38
his seven or eight better best years are better than Amari
35:42
Stoudemire. Anyone in MVP?
35:44
Well, he was primary ball carrier, so should.
35:46
Yeah, he should have. Ball handler.
35:50
He was an MVP. Yes, he was.
35:52
I'm not taking that away from him, but I'm saying he's the
35:54
primary ball and the only guy on the team at the time.
35:59
I'm going. Amari 4/4 time second team, all
36:02
NBA, one time first team. Derrick.
36:06
Rose, you got a ballot like football is the first ballot.
36:09
Derrick. Yeah, he just entering.
36:11
Derrick Rose had a better career than.
36:13
Amari not first ballot Yeah, I agree Derrick Rose did have a
36:16
better career than Amari, but you never know we'll see Maybe
36:18
Rose gets into well baseball let Harold Baines in.
36:21
So if you know if you ever played for that was.
36:23
Because of Tony Larussa. That was Tony.
36:25
Larussa happened. So the Mariners have this
36:29
prospect that I've had in my dynasty league for a while now,
36:33
and I've just known about them. But you never know how these
36:35
guys turn out because they could be the best prospect in all of
36:38
baseball for in half a year, and then they show up and they
36:42
stink. Well, the Mariners don't seem to
36:45
care. They're giving this guy called
36:46
Emerson $95 million and they're not promoting him.
36:53
He's still in AAA. It's six year deal, 95.
36:57
They're eating again. They're trying to buy away.
37:00
In baseball, you have those arbitration years where the
37:02
team, you know, basically has you over a barrel.
37:05
You don't make a lot of money. You got to beg and borrow.
37:07
And just to get like 8,000,010 million, they're going to get
37:10
them have more. But it eats away at his free
37:12
agency years so that they get to keep them for some of his prime.
37:15
A lot of teams are doing it, but nobody has done it.
37:19
For somebody that has not played a single game in Major League
37:23
Baseball, this is a little, little tough for me, for me to
37:27
stomach. Carol, what do you think?
37:29
Dial it up. Obviously they know something
37:32
about this kid and how special he is and they're making sure
37:35
that when he's ready for arbitration, they are in control
37:39
of it. If they don't even have to worry
37:40
about arbitration now because he's got a $95 million contract.
37:45
We saw that Ronald Cunha got that contract.
37:47
He got a 10 year, $100 million contract and he's been up and
37:51
down and injury prone, but when he is on the field, he's as good
37:54
as anybody. I think this is a good move for
37:56
Seattle. Obviously he's a young, talented
37:59
player. He's going to be called up very,
38:01
very soon. He's right now swimming in the
38:04
money and he's probably very, very happy.
38:06
But is he when he's ready to become a free agent years and
38:10
years away? His his best years are gone and
38:13
the and the Mariners are right now smiling because if this kid
38:17
turns into the player they think he's going to be, it's a win win
38:20
for them. So very.
38:21
Interesting deal. Yeah, I've always had high
38:23
potential with him, so I he's the one that I think will
38:25
definitely be a dynamic player. It's interesting fish.
38:28
This is where I wanted to get it.
38:30
You see these teams do it with pitchers a lot more where
38:32
they're trying to give the innings limits and send them
38:34
back down. You don't see it as much with
38:36
the hitters nowadays, and that's where that's maybe more of a
38:40
sign of why it was surprising that they did it this quickly.
38:42
But I do think you'll come up well, relatively quickly.
38:44
They'll probably play the control game.
38:46
But again, it just shows how flawed the arbitration system
38:48
is. That's one of the biggest thing
38:49
that needs to change with how minor league players have been
38:52
treated for a while. And now you're seeing these
38:54
teams, these goods, I guess you could say second to your market,
38:57
Seattle pays guy. They think they're like 12th or
38:58
11th payroll wise. And you're seeing that's the new
39:01
process that I think these teams are taking over with to counter
39:04
this very flawed arbitration system.
39:07
I mean, I'm pretty sure you're not keeping a guy who makes $17
39:09
million a year in the minors for very long, right?
39:13
You know, that's, that's basically what we're saying.
39:14
So, well, it's interesting. We'll see if he's any good.
39:17
I hope he is. For the sake of my fantasy team,
39:19
let's get out of baseball and go back to basketball.
39:22
Oh, Errol, this what a what a beautiful story this whole
39:26
Dallas saga has become. Now Mark Cuban came out on
39:31
Tuesday in a podcast called the Intersections Podcast says I
39:36
don't regret selling. We're talking about selling The
39:38
Mavericks. He still has 27% of The
39:42
Mavericks ownership but obviously no longer controls
39:45
anything, doesn't have ownership control stake.
39:48
So I don't regret regret selling.
39:50
I regret who I sold to. I made a lot of mistakes in the
39:54
process and I'll leave it at that.
39:56
Now he made money. He said nothing really changes
39:58
except his bank account. He thought at least, and then
40:02
when he got. Into the position, they stopped
40:05
listening to him, they hired Nico Harrison, they got rid of
40:09
Luka Doncic and have bottomed out even with number one overall
40:14
pick Cooper flag that they lucked into somehow.
40:17
Wink, wink, Errol. There's nothing and there's no
40:22
way of putting into words is he was all about the money he
40:25
wanted to swim in the money. He didn't at the time, he didn't
40:28
care who he was selling it to. And then when he realized he had
40:31
no power, no control, and they were going to ruin this
40:33
organization and team and they were all about a casino because
40:36
that's all they wanted. That's why they bought the team.
40:39
They they moved on Chick because they thought, hey, you know
40:42
what, we move him, we can figure out ways to bring in a casino to
40:46
Dallas. It didn't work.
40:48
It didn't sell to the NBA. It didn't sell to anybody or
40:51
whoever. So I I honestly don't believe
40:55
that he regrets it. He's trying to buy them back
40:58
because he knew at the time that this helped him grow his name,
41:03
helped him put him center stage as an owner.
41:06
Look at all the agreements. Look at all the different things
41:09
that he has done in the past. Look at the Shark Tank and
41:11
everything. Nobody would have known who he
41:13
was until he bought The Mavericks and he controlled The
41:17
Mavericks. He would have just been another
41:18
billionaire. Then he he became Mark Cuban,
41:21
the billion dollar owner that owned the Dallas Mavericks, who
41:24
by the way, sold it to an organized, sold it to a a family
41:27
that absolutely had nothing to do with basketball and didn't
41:30
care about the basketball team. I don't think he regrets it.
41:33
He's happy now he's trying to buy it back from them.
41:36
It's pathetic. It's, it's really pathetic.
41:40
I, I don't even know, like where to begin.
41:43
I guess you begin with the fact that they made the worst trade
41:46
in basketball history a year after, not even a full year.
41:49
I think Errol, after that, he sold the team.
41:52
They took him out of all communication.
41:55
They got rid of their franchise player who just took them, just
41:58
took them to the championship, to the finals, right.
42:02
They didn't, you know, they didn't win, but you don't get
42:05
rid of a guy who just carried you on his back.
42:09
All right? Is he great defensively?
42:11
No, he's not great defensively. Should he should he work on his
42:14
body more than he does in the offseason?
42:16
Yes, he should. Is he still a top five player in
42:18
the NBA and project to be so for the next 10 years or or 8 to 10
42:22
years? Yes, he probably does.
42:24
He's a top three, he's a top three player and he probably
42:27
wins the MVP. The way this Laker team is
42:30
playing at the tail end of the season, everybody's saying it
42:32
that he has jumped over webbing Yama and all the other guys.
42:36
It's Shay Shay and and and they're actually they say he
42:39
jumped over. What's his name again from the
42:42
Nuggets Yokich? Yokich they jumped the boat.
42:45
They jump. It's either him or Shay.
42:47
Now everybody's saying. The odds are weird though,
42:49
because they're taking into account like they might not play
42:51
enough games to qualify in the odds right now.
42:54
So it's just it's hard to really figure.
42:57
It's not really what I would look at to see who's having the
42:59
best season because it's got that weird part of it.
43:01
But I'll say this, they're all having great seasons and Luka's
43:04
amazing and Cooper flags not having the season Luke is having
43:08
and they. Had he will.
43:10
But but they didn't have to do this.
43:12
When it was a league thing. They shot themselves in the foot
43:17
by doing this deal. It's the worst thing anyone ever
43:19
did. And Cuban feels so bad because
43:22
immediately, who would have thought immediately the thing
43:25
that you spent so much time creating and building up, they
43:28
would just light it on fire within a year.
43:31
What a what a joke. And I do feel bad for maybe they
43:33
will let him get back into majority stake at some point,
43:36
but I think there's just too much.
43:37
Money keep him away from the game.
43:38
Keep him away from the game. He sold the team for money.
43:40
Keep him away from the game. Well, I think it's just another
43:43
case of he thought the grass would grin on the other side.
43:46
I don't think that. I think the issue is that he
43:48
felt like he was gaining something by setting the team
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and he ended up didn't he didn't like Earl said earlier, he
43:54
didn't realize how much of his identity was wrapped up into The
43:57
Mavericks. So yeah, the the the bottom line
43:59
was a dollar. But once you get on it, once you
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once your money hit your bank account and you don't got no
44:04
notes the show for it's like, hey, I'm lost out here.
44:09
I need some. I need something to do.
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Like you can make all these business deals, but that's not
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going to bring you the fame that you was getting for the Dallas
44:14
Mavericks. And regardless to Luca, they had
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a trade. That was the NBA move, which is
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the reason why I just circled back around and they got the
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number one pick. Like the Lakers needed somebody
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young that was going to be the face of the organization because
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the Brown was out the door. And you go, you look over there,
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Boston got two young stars. So there's no way the league is
44:33
just going to allow Boston to have two young stars and the
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Lakers don't have none. The revenue's going to go
44:38
straight to Boston. But at the end of the day, I I
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think that, you know, he just lost.
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He thought it was going to be greener on the other side and he
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fell for it and took the bait. I don't think they're going to
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give him no majority of ownership neither.
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I don't think he have enough capital to do that.
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Well, it's definitely going to play out, but they they suck,
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they're bad, you know, and they were in the title game title.
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I'm sorry, the finals, fighting for a title two years ago, it's
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just crazy. Let's get into.
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It's crazy. They're not going back now.
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No way, no way, not for a while. They got to get lucky this one.
45:13
I was talking to Speedy about this earlier.
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So umpire CB Buckner, who a lot of people are not huge fans of
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Ferrell, but this was an especially tough week for Mr.
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Buckner. So starting back on the 28th
45:31
during a Reds, Red Sox, Reds game, six out of eight of his
45:35
strikes were overturned by the ABS system, including two
45:38
consecutive strike three calls. He was at first base a couple of
45:42
days later and he called the Brewers Jake Bowers out for
45:46
missing the bag. But the replay showed that he
45:49
clearly had touched the bag, making the managers just laugh
45:53
at him. And then he gets, I believe it
45:57
was 2 days ago, gets hit with a foul tip, gets hit so bad, I
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think he got a concussion. They had to take him out.
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And that's him just kind of being carried off after one of
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the worst weeks of work I think an umpire's ever had.
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You know, Sands, you know, some of the really bad injuries some
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have had over the years. But look, is this the beginning,
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Errol, of the true accountability for officials?
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Or is just just this a guy who's got to hang it up, dial it up?
46:28
I think he needs to hang it up. Angel Hernandez was, he's been
46:32
so bad over the years and finally retires.
46:35
And this has been a big problem for baseball.
46:38
But I, I don't think you need electronical, you know, umpires.
46:43
To me, this has been part of the game.
46:44
People have made mistakes in the past.
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How many times have we seen it this happens in baseball.
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This guys old. Maybe he need they maybe they
46:53
need to bring some younger umpires into the game.
46:56
Obviously he's an educated guy that understands the game.
46:59
He just can't see the game. Maybe he's blind, maybe you lost
47:02
some eyesight. Maybe he doesn't know the game
47:04
like he used to know the game. This is, we have had umpires on
47:07
this show. They said it's not easy.
47:09
You don't see everything. Sometimes you're blindsided and
47:13
you take responsibility after the fact.
47:15
Unfortunately, the managers and and and what you see on now,
47:20
there's so much instant replay. You can see everything on social
47:23
media. It's right in front of you.
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It's unfortunate because you're screwed.
47:27
This isn't the 60's, the 70s and 80s, 80s where you don't have,
47:31
you don't have a, a, what are they called a Megatron or
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whatever, that jumbo Tron, jumbo Tron or something like that.
47:35
You could see every single play 24 hours a day and and you could
47:39
watch it on television. I It's unfortunate, but it
47:42
happens. Yeah, we talked about a few
47:44
weeks ago with the the twins incident with Derrick Shelton
47:47
that would last D as last D has another one that's been under a
47:49
lot of scrutiny for a while. I think Stevie Buckner's been
47:51
making some really questionable home play call for a while now.
47:54
It hasn't been just this year. He's definitely getting on the
47:56
oldest side. And I'll I'll describe what I
47:58
was talking to you earlier, Fish.
47:59
Maybe these these older umpires, they already know they're going
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to be clown as it is. And you hear you hear the organ
48:05
music mocking them. A lot of the time these umpires,
48:07
if they get these calls wrong or they get a call overturned and
48:10
maybe he's just going on with it like a publicity, he's going to
48:12
be probably retiring suit anyway they.
48:14
Should, why not roll with, they should just walk away and, and
48:18
try to stop with these electronical umpires or whatever
48:21
they call the ABS, because what it's doing is it's, it's now
48:24
getting the younger fans to say, you know what?
48:27
We don't need umpires anymore. Let's use robotic embolisms or
48:31
whatever the hell it is. We don't need it anymore and
48:34
it's ruining the game because what makes the game so special
48:38
is it's base. It's it's America's pastime.
48:41
And now all of a sudden you're pushing away the most important
48:44
thing that makes baseball stick out and that's umpires.
48:47
And now you're just saying, oh, you know what, we're just going
48:49
to use computer systems. We're just going to go automatic
48:52
strike zones and all that other stuff.
48:54
It doesn't help the game of baseball.
48:55
Yeah, it's, it's unfortunately going to be stuck there for a
48:57
while as these other sports continue to advance into it.
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The international sports been kind of ahead of the curve with
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some of the systems they have with tennis, with soccer, a lot
49:05
of that stuff. But again, now baseball's trying
49:08
to do it and they're trying to be a traditionalist at the same
49:09
time, being a young thing. And that's where you have these
49:11
conflicts. All right, last story of the
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night, boys. We got one last thing here, and
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here it is. Oh man, I told you it was going
49:20
to be a doozy arrow when I told you I didn't want to tell you
49:23
more about it. But did you hear about the
49:26
quadruple amputee cornhole champion who was arrested for
49:35
murdering his teammate and then with his other two teammates in
49:41
the van, drove off with the dead body and eventually dumped it
49:46
off somewhere? Again?
49:46
Has no arms, no legs. Quadruple amputee cornhole
49:51
player arrested for murder. Here's the story then.
49:53
The guy who has been documented multiple times on ESPN because
49:58
of how amazing his ability to play cornhole with no arms or
50:02
legs. Mr. Weber, obviously.
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What's his full name? I don't have his full name.
50:08
Well, Weber, he was in a Tesla where he shot the guy who had an
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argument that he allowed his friends borrow his guns and
50:17
didn't like that the guy allowed his friends to steal his guns.
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Stop letting his friends steal guns.
50:24
Well, Mr. Weber said that it was self-defense that he had to kill
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this other guy in the car. The other two passengers are not
50:31
necessarily going along with his story.
50:33
He was arrested for first degree murder, second degree murder,
50:37
and firearms offenses. They said he's a flight risk
50:42
because he had fled from Maryland to Virginia when this
50:45
happened again, he said he was acting in self-defense.
50:48
He is held without bonds scheduled for his hearing on May
50:52
6th. Errol, when was the last time
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you had an encounter with a quadruple amputee, let alone a
51:05
murderous quadruple amputee? Let alone a murderous quadruple
51:11
amputee? Championship athlete?
51:14
Dial it up. First of all, if you have no
51:16
hands, how do you use a gun and shoot somebody it?
51:19
Makes look. That's the picture of them
51:20
doing. It it's crazy.
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I mean, it's absolutely ridiculous.
51:24
And then you're, you're fighting and arguing about weapons.
51:28
And that's why you killed him. None of this story makes any
51:32
sense. And you ruin your life.
51:34
You're, you're a champion. You're, you're a cornhole
51:37
champion. You have no arms, no legs.
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What are you going to do in jail?
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I mean, besides be somebody else's bitch.
51:43
I mean, how are you going to defend yourself?
51:48
I see some guns in this. I mean, how, how does this make
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any sense? Well, you'll be playing.
51:53
Somebody's going to be playing a lot of corn hole with him.
51:57
More like, more like they'll be trying to do skeet shooting and
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in prison they'll have that kind of lead going so.
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You know what? There's just no words.
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I think we just need to end it at that.
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That was dial it up you. Definitely can't buy a story if
52:21
he's that good. Of a short sugar.
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What you're describing. Mr. Weber is going to be caught
52:25
in somebody's web. Hey, Mr. Weber, you want to play
52:32
some cornhole tonight? I got the I got the top bunk.
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As long as they're not telling them to take it like a champion.
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Oh boy. What a.
52:44
Shock thank you to all the fans on all the social medias,
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53:11
Check out the weekend Crunch, which will air on Saturday at
53:15
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53:18
New York sports coverage and, and it's, it's a great show.
53:22
So definitely TuneIn and check us out Speedy, what do we have
53:26
on or what is what is up for next week for a guest.
53:29
Nothing yet. OK, so we'll, we'll, we'll make
53:32
an announcement over the weekend or early next week before
53:36
Monday. So I, I just want to thank again
53:38
everybody that works so hard on the back end, all our interns,
53:41
all the guys, all everybody, I mean, including my own.
53:46
I mean, I'm a little out there and tired.
53:48
I've dealt with a lot of sickness over the last couple
53:51
weeks. Just happy that I'm healing up
53:53
and feeling better. And I'm definitely not playing
53:56
cornhole with Mr. Weber. So I'll stay away from that,
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ladies and gentlemen. Anyways, that's it for our show.
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