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Speaker 2: See the words the quotes from Joel Klatt one of

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the enemies public enemies number one for college football fans.

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thrown under, Josh Pate has been thrown UNDERBLIC public anemy

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Speaker 3: And number three. But I think the hated college.

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Speaker 2: Football analyst right now maybe Joel Klatt, the former Boulder,

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Colorado product the PAC twelve advocate that the defunct PAC

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twelve advocate right because it no longer exists.

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Speaker 3: He was not a friend to BYU during this process.

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I don't know. In fact, I don't think any of

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these guys were Peyton State.

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Speaker 2: Joel Klatt as well as Kirk Kurtry, none of them

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were advocating for by Did you hear, by chance what

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he said about the NC Double A tournament?

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Speaker 1: You know, I saw some of the headlines. I didn't

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I didn't catch exactly what was said other than the

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fact that he had some pretty terrible takes on just

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the overall tournament itself.

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Speaker 2: Okay, I'm gonna give it to you right here, let

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me give you a quote, and then we're gonna play

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the sound by I hopefully you can hear it. So

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he stated this, This was a This was a few

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podcast and said, Uh, the NCAA Basketball Tournament is a joke.

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It's the dumbest tournament in and the least fair tournament

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in all of sports. We put teams at odd times

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on neutral sites in a one game affair that doesn't

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crown a true champion. Let's listen in he pontificates a

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Speaker 4: About that we don't want Cinderella's we want the best

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teams playing each other at the end. In fact, hot take,

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is a joke. It's it's the it's the dumbest tournament

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doesn't crown a true champion.

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Speaker 3: We're not We're not.

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Speaker 4: Doing anything that tells us who's the best team over

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the course of the entire season. You know, like, if anything,

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the NCAA Basketball tournament should act exactly like the old

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the old World Cup, which we should have groups. They

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should all get guaranteed three games, and they should be

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played at the higher seeds arena so that those seeds

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are rewarded for a quality game. And that way we

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don't just get to see, like you know, Kentucky won

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and done against George Mason or something like that. Well,

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that's stupid about that. We don't want cinderellas so late.

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Speaker 3: Were you able to hear that by chance?

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Speaker 1: Yeah?

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Speaker 3: Okay, so you heard it. What do you agree with?

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Speaker 2: What do you disagree with from Joel Klatt about Cinderellu's

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NCAA tournament grouping one and done type of situations, neutral sites.

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Speaker 3: What stood out to you?

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Speaker 1: Honestly, I don't know if there's much that I can't

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agree on. I think I personally feel like March Madness

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is the best tournament out there. This is from someone

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who grew up in acc country watching Duke in Carolina

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and NC State and all these teams compete. And that's

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the beautiful thing about March madness is it levels out

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can see a team like Valparaiso go in and go

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deep into the tournament, or Butler or you know, BYU,

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you know where you know, college football doesn't have that

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luxury right now. So I also kind of don't know

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if I would necessarily put a lot of stock in

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what he's saying. I mean, he is a he is

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a college football guy, and so to say that that's

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like one of the worst tournament formats is kind of

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Speaker 2: With that well, and then foundationally just before he was

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talking about that, like he doesn't like that. He's one

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of those anti JMU, anti two lane guys. He doesn't

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want a Cinderella in the college football Playoff. He doesn't

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want automatic bids from teams that don't that aren't one

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of the top twelve teams in college football per his

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his purview, right, And I understand where he's coming from there.

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this college football playoff, and BYU like like byu' is

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a better team than too Late, right, b Y is

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a better team in JMU.

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Speaker 3: They were one of the.

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Speaker 2: First teams out, and so like, I understand this perspective

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that he has on the college football playoff and even

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how he views I actually think there is some I

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think there's some valid points that he makes when you're

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talking about crowning the one true champion and having the

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best teams, you know, group together in those final few games,

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et cetera. Football is different than basketball completely, and you

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make a really good point. Typically the best team wins

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in football. It's really hard to like just get hot

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in a football game, No, because there's too many. There's

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eleven players on the field, and you have to be

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a really good team to win basketball.

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Speaker 3: Someone can get hot.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, me and Ap and Ronnie pull up to the

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local gym and someone's running. You know, they're really talented,

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so we could you step in. I'm an old man.

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Ap still has some vigoran vim. Ronnie Hill you know

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his he can still get buckets. We could get hot

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and knock off a good team, right like we in

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the basketball world, it's a little bit different. He's an

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idiot for saying we don't want cinderellas. What an ignorant

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thing to say, you know, I think, But at the

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the neutral side of things, the neutral games of the

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NCAA tournament, right. I understand why they do it, but

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if you've won the regular season or you won your

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have a competitive advantage rather than a neutral site. So

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thing that I think is so interesting is he backed

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Speaker 3: Recently he said it was a bad take. It was

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a terrible thing.

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Speaker 2: This tells me everything I need to know about Joe Klatt.

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He's thought about this, He's delved into this. He said,

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we don't want cinderellas. In fact, the NCAA tournament's the

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worst tournament because it doesn't crown the once tri trip.

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Speaker 3: He's thought about this.

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Speaker 2: This is something he believes, and just because there's bad

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pr backlash, he's like, no, guys, I was wrong.

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Speaker 3: This is the ultimate politician.

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Speaker 2: Listen to this, watch him back it up, back it

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up the truck saying I just want everyone to like me. Now,

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don't hate on me, don't attack me. Listen to Joel Klatt.

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Speaker 4: I had an interesting take. It was a bad take.

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It was a terrible take. To be fair, what I

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said on their show on Monday morning early was sloppy

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and worded wrong, and so it was kind of like

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I landed the plane, but it was in a cornfield

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and so like we had to hit the eject and

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it was like we kind of like the plane didn't

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crash necessarily. Here's the deal the NCAA Basketball Tournament. If

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the objective was to crown the best basketball team of

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the college basketball season, then it's a bad format. And

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because of that then it's not fair, is what I said.

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And I said is a joke. It's the dumbest and

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that's obviously going to grab headlines. And again that's stupid

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of me to use those terms. But the structure of

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the NCAA Basketball Tournament, it's objective is entertainment.

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Speaker 3: It's meant to be a gauntlet.

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Speaker 4: So the point is the best college basketball team for

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the year doesn't always win the NCAA Basketball Tournament. That

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tournament is set up to just crown its own champion.

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It's a made for TV entertainment event and it's great.

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And by the way, I do love the NCAA Basketball Tournament.

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But if you're asking me, is it structured properly to

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crown the best team of the season, then the answer

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is no. It's a hot take. It's a bad take.

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Not everyone's going to share that with me, because everyone

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loves the entertainment value of cinderellas in the NCAA Basketball Tournament.

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you love the cinderellas early late. You want to see

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the best teams playing against each other. You want to

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see incredible regional finals. You want to see Kentucky and

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Duke with Latner hitting it at the buzzer. Why, because

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that's greatness. Yes, you love cinderellas in the tournament because

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you have sixty eight teams. But in college football, ours

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is much more selective. We have twelve teams of one

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hundred and thirty whatever teams in college football, and so

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once we're down to twelve, well, now we don't really

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want cinderellas. And I will maintain that opinion. That is

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my opinion. You can disagree, and more power to you.

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Speaker 3: All Right, there you go, Layne Alo game Day, Men's health.

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What do you make of that? Is he backing it

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up enough for you?

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Speaker 1: Is?

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Speaker 3: What vibe do you get listening to Joel Klatt there?

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Speaker 1: Well, he kind of said he's talking out of both

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sides of his mouth right now. He's saying that no

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one wants it, but then everyone wants wants it, and

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it's like, well, which one is it? I personally love

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the Cinderella story even like, here's the deal, Like I

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think you said it perfectly. No one is expecting Tulane

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to come out here and win the college football playoffs.

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No one's expecting for a JAMU to do it. Could

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they potentially get by a first round Navy, who knows,

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But there's no way that they're going to win the

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whole thing, right, And it's like you said, there's just

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too many moving parts. But to say that people don't

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want to Cinderella story, that's like patently false, right, Like

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we love the Cinderella story. In fact, even outside of

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this within the bowl season, right, we've had you know,

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I don't know if you want to call it a

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Cinderella story, but just think back to like Boise and

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State in two thousand and seven and that Fiesta Bowl.

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People loved that game.

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Speaker 2: Boy.

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Speaker 1: State was a huge underdog and that was a insanely

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entertaining game to watch. So people do want do want

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that because for how many Oklahoma fans there are who

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were watching that game, there was a whole lot of

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people in the country who were rooting against Oklahoma in

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that game, and they love that.

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Speaker 2: I'm right with you, Lane, So my thoughts, I'll give

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you my thoughts here. I'll go let ap chime in

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as well. I got used Carl's car salesman vibes outside

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both speaking outside, both of his mouths, right both sides.

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He's gonna tell you what he told you how he

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really feels right off the bat, and then whenever he

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got criticism, now he's backing it up. That's a politician

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that to me, has been bought and paid for by

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big business as well. That's the vibe that I get.

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He got enough flack for it. He felt like it

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was hurting his brand. He felt like he was getting,

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you know, this constructive feedback and it could be you know,

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some angry people too, and he's like, I gotta back this,

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and I gotta soften it up a little bit. I

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was too hyperbolic, but he told you exactly how he

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felt right off the bat, Like that's his truth, that's

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his reality of the NCAA tournament and how he feels

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the college foot ball playoff should run jam you and

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and Tulane shouldn't be in and you should.

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Speaker 3: It's a it's a better format.

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Speaker 2: He feels like the college football play iff is actually

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still a better format than than college basketball. That's kind

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of that's the vibe that I got, And I think

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it's interesting, Like, now you know you can't really trust

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Joel Klatt, is what I'm getting at, Like now I know,

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like I I, he's going to be tossed a little

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bit to and fro by either money or or public

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relations backlash. So I'm like, now, I just like, Okay,

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he's just a talking head that is going to say

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whatever you know, he thinks he's going to be most

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beneficial to his pocketbook. Your thoughts, ap, well, my thoughts

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first and foremost. If you want a basketball tournament that's

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like the World Cup where you have group stages, go

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watch the NBA Cup.

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Speaker 5: How successful has that been? I've never met.

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Speaker 3: I don't.

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Speaker 5: I don't know if I've met someone who gives a

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rip about the NBA Cup. It's meaningless, it's not it's not.

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Speaker 3: A great tournament. Let's be honest here.

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Speaker 5: March Madnus is perfect.

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Speaker 3: It is the best.

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Speaker 5: Outside of the World Cup, which I love for personal reasons.

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Outside of the World Cup, March Madus is the best

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tournament out there because it gives everyone an opportunity to

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earn it on the court. Okay, Loyola Chicago went to

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the Final four, not because they got hot for one game.

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They earned it on the court several times. But Joe

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clad over here is saying we should never have let

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them have a chance at this. Never because they're from

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this little school. I don't trust where they're from.

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Speaker 3: Never.

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Speaker 5: Yeah, because he wants Duke and North Carolina. If you

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want Duke in North Carolina, watch the regular season they

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played twice. Okay, And so when it comes to football,

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if you're applying that to football, you're probably going to

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still get Ohio State, Texas Tech, Indiana in the National

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Championship game, Chu Lane and Jmu they're gonna get They're

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gonna get their but they're not gonna go all the way.

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Let's be honest here, and if they do, then they've

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earned it on the field and they deserve it. Okay,

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And if I'll say this, if they do win the

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national championship, then that's great. I think that then they've

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earned it. They've earned it. That's the point here, is

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that you need to give these little schools an actual

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chance instead of just saying on the hypothetical field, on

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my paper football team, we beat them by forty and

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you might beat them by forty, but you might not.

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Speaker 3: And we all know that.

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Speaker 2: Utah, speaking of paper, they've never lost a game on paper.

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Speaker 5: They have the greatest paper football team in the history

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of paper football. The problem comes when they field their

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actual football team.

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Speaker 2: And they have to go to Lavelle Edwards Stadium and win,

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and they couldn't do it. Lane, Hey, Lane, appreciate you.

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