25W: Bobbys March Madness Newborn Dilemma + Eddie Witnessed 2 Fights at an AAU Tournament + Why NIL Has Ruined the Cinderella's of March Madness

Summary

The Bobby Bones Show – “25W: Bobby’s March Madness Newborn Dilemma + Eddie Witnessed 2 Fights at an AAU Tournament + Why NIL Has Ruined the Cinderellas of March Madness”

Date: March 23, 2026
Host: Bobby Bones (with Eddie, Mike, Kevin)
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Episode Overview

This lively episode of 25 Whistles dives into the chaos and joy of March Madness, the life changes Bobby is navigating as a new dad, the rowdy world of AAU youth basketball, and a critical look at how NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) is changing college sports and the era of March Madness “Cinderellas.” The guys trade March brackets, gamble tales, and sports parenting horror stories, with as much humor as analysis.

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Main Themes & Topics

1. Bobby’s March Madness as a New Dad

• Bobby recounts being homebound with his newborn and how it allowed him to watch every March Madness game, likening the experience to “guys that get vasectomies” so they can watch the tournament.
  • “I’ve never done that in the history of my life. But I’ve also never been tethered to a room.” (Eddie, 07:38)
• Balancing the urge to go to the SEC Championship game with new father duties and visiting in-laws.
  • “I just knew not even to ask… you literally just had this baby and even though we’re here, you should probably... So no, I knew better.” (Bobby, 08:50)
• Discussion of missing out on live games and bracket traditions in a growing family.

2. March Madness Bracket Talk & Office Pools

• Bobby’s wife fills out a bracket last minute, only to get invested and frustrated although there’s “no money, doesn’t know the people.” (Eddie, 11:07)
• Mike and others share strategies, number of brackets, and friendly/family pool traditions.
• “You can do up to 25 brackets… I’m not doing that. I do one bracket.” (Mike, 11:46)
• They debate the legitimacy and luck of bracket success, Calcutta pools, and the joy (and pain) of workplace gambling.
• “Why didn’t you fill out a bracket?”—“I’m just not a big bracket guy.” (Mike & Eddie, 10:15-10:22)

3. March Madness Upsets and “Cinderella” Disappearance

• Discussion around rooting for unlikely teams, including Bobby rooting for Texas (against his Arkansas upbringing).
  • “Every part of me hates Texas. The University of Texas…” (Bobby, 19:05)
• Calls out how NIL (Name, Image, Likeness) is changing college sports - top talents now move to big programs for money, leaving fewer underdog runs:
  • “These kids now on these mid-majors… they’re just using this as an exhibition to be seen… Obviously they want to win, but this is how you might get discovered by a Power 4 team and move up.” (Eddie, 42:24)
• The guys discuss major programs not always dominating despite heavy NIL spending, and whether iconic programs should fire longtime coaches after rough years.
  • “I don’t expect Self to get fired. I think if it happens again, he… won’t be there if they have another bad run.” (Eddie, 41:58)

4. Is the Tournament Rigged?

• Eddie voices a tongue-in-cheek conspiracy, noticing that Texas was highlighted pre-tournament in TV promos.
  • “Why would they put Texas in that promo, Mike?” (Eddie, 51:02)
• The panel laughs about scripted sports and betting, poking fun at “predicting” Texas’s run.

5. AAU Basketball Mayhem

• Eddie vividly recounts two fights he witnessed at youth AAU basketball tournaments, emphasizing the intensity of parents, coaches, and kids—even among elementary-aged players.
  • “These parents go nuts… coaches are cursing at the kids… The ones I saw, oldest was sixth graders.” (Eddie, 53:06)
  • “It had the vibe like someone had a gun. Kids were running to the benches, parents grabbing their kids. It was crazy.” (Eddie, 54:53)
• Second fight involved actual hair-pulling and parental confrontation: “Then the parents got involved. The mom of one kid started yelling at the mom of another kid, dude. So then they’re gonna fight.” (Eddie, 55:53)

6. Other Sports Oddities & Fun Segments

• Brief but hilarious segment about the “kickboxer pulling a car with his testicles.” (05:03-06:56)
• Cheating in the streaming music industry with AI bots—“A guy was ordered to pay $8 million in the first streaming fraud case…” (07:05)
• Free accidental food delivery saga: “We had some food delivered to our house. We didn’t order it though… She goes, we just ordered a second one because they never dropped on the first. You can have it. What do you do in this situation?” (14:41-15:13)

7. Flag Football & Pro Athlete Crossover

• The guys talk about NFL players competing—unsuccessfully—against flag football pros, and how the skill sets don’t always translate:
  • “It’s a different game… It’s crazy.” (Eddie, 22:32)
• RG3 rumored to play for Team USA; discussion on risk when pro athletes participate in “non-contract sports” like flag football, referencing World Baseball Classic.

8. The Realities of Parenting & Adulting

• Shout-out to wives and new mothers, comparing childbirth to ankle surgery—“I had ankle surgery, I was out four months…” (Eddie, 33:30)
• Ongoing adjustments and teamwork after baby arrives:
  • “She’s hyper alert of everything. I’m hyper alert to her, and she’s hyper alert to everything else.” (Eddie, 34:16)
• Humorous talk of pool maintenance woes—filling with a hose for five days straight (17:02-17:21)

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Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

🕓 07:38 – How Fatherhood + March Madness Align

“I think if I went back, I think I watched every single game. I've never done that in the history of my life. But I've also never been tethered to a room.”
— Eddie

🕓 14:41 – Food Delivery Etiquette

“So Sue's phone number was on the receipt. So I called Sue and I said, hey, we have your food… She goes, we just ordered a second one because they never dropped on the first. You can have it.”
— Eddie

🕓 19:05 – Rival Rooting

“I was rooting for Texas to beat Gonzaga… Every part of me hates Texas. The University of Texas, just because I'm from Arkansas.”
— Bobby

🕓 42:06 – NIL Impact on Cinderellas

“Anybody good on any of these mid-majors immediately takes money and goes to a bigger team… These kids now are just using this as an exhibition to be seen.”
— Eddie

🕓 53:06 – AAU Madness

“If there is something I want to do a documentary on, It’s AAU tournaments. The kids? No, the parents, dude.”
— Eddie

🕓 54:53 – Near-Brawl Atmosphere

“It had the vibe like someone had a gun. Kids were running to the benches, parents grabbing their kids. It was crazy. Your game. Our game. That was incident one.”
— Eddie

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Key Timestamps

| Time | Segment | |------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------| | 07:38 | Bobby’s March Madness as a New Dad | | 10:15–12:34| Bracket talk, pools, Calcutta traditions | | 14:41 | Free accidental food delivery | | 19:05 | Rooting for Texas, grudge matches, upsets | | 22:32 | NFL players get schooled in flag football | | 24:54 | Pro teams/owners & athlete risks (flag/Basketball Classic) | | 33:07 | New dad realities, shout out to moms | | 42:06 | NIL's impact on March Madness “Cinderellas” | | 51:02 | Is the tournament rigged? Texas in promos | | 53:06 | AAU tournaments—parental fights, sports parenting horror | | 56:46 | Outtro and episode wrap-up |

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Tone, Style, and Humor

• Playful, candid banter; self-effacing parent humor and sports fanatic energy.
• Real talk about life changes, sports obsessions, and the chaos of youth sports.
• Honest disagreements about gambling, bracket luck, new dads missing out, and college sports dynamics.
• Plenty of laughter amid real observations on why college sports are changing for good.

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Final Thoughts

This episode is an entertaining and insightful look at the convergence of family life and sports fanaticism. It offers genuine laughs, real stories (from both the stands and dad life), and critical commentary on the business now driving college sports. Must-listen for sports fans who also have families—or for anyone who loves March Madness drama, on and off the court.

Transcript

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[Mike]

This is a podcast called 25 whistles. Talking basketball. And they all wear a whistle yet stupid. But what did you expect? It's a podcast called 25 Whistles.

[Eddie]

25 Whistles.

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[Eddie]

Hit it, Mike.

[Mike]

Thank you. Welcome.

[Eddie]

Some. My throat.

[Mike]

Yeah, I got some in my throat, too. Like an apple.

[Eddie]

Hey, turn my mic down. One second. Okay, we're back up.

[Kevin]

Dang.

[Eddie]

Eddie and I at the same time,

[Mike]

started choking at the same time.

[Eddie]

Wow, a kickboxer. This is from the Daily Star. Is going to be the first ever to pull a car with his testicles. What?

[Kevin]

Why?

[Eddie]

You know this? We had on the World's Strongest man on the episode last week.

[Mike]

Yes, that.

[Eddie]

I hope people go back and listen to Evan.

[Mike]

Yeah, dude, that was such a cool conversation.

[Eddie]

So go back. It's fantastic. This is not starting off right. Lunchbox is talking in the background.

[Mike]

We're choking. So, by the way, Evan, man, my kids, I told them who I met, and they pulled up videos and watched like they were out of everyone that we've met. Bo Jackson, Emmett Smith, you name it. They were like, this dude is awesome. He lives here in Nashville. Yeah.

[Eddie]

This guy's name is John Stevenson, a 50 year old kickboxer. He was the first person to ever pull a compact seat. Leon, part of The Volkswagen family. 50 meters with testicles. How do you do that?

[Mike]

I do it honestly. Like, I can't even.

[Eddie]

Like, I feel like that would rip them off.

[Mike]

Is that not the case?

[Eddie]

So let's say you tie it around it.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Okay. That already hurts.

[Mike]

Yep.

[Eddie]

And then I imagine you're leaning forward and it's pulling it between your legs. You like your butt like that way.

[Mike]

Oh, you think you're running forward?

[Eddie]

I don't think you're running. I think you're slowly walking forward and

[Mike]

then the car's behind you.

[Eddie]

Yeah. You're like tied to your nuts.

[Mike]

See, that's funny.

[Eddie]

You see back up.

[Mike]

I pictured. Yeah. Tying it up and then going backwards.

[Eddie]

Mike. Yeah, he's walking backwards. So it's tied up to his junk. There's a picture, and then he walks backwards. But how does it not rip off?

[Mike]

Oh, I didn't think that was possible.

[Eddie]

He was doing mangina.

[Mike]

That's exactly what he was doing. But that's funny. You thought forward.

[Eddie]

Well, that would be mangina.

[Mike]

Huh. Because it'd be tugged back. It would definitely be. And that's crazy. Yeah. So he's done it already or he's about to do it.

[Eddie]

No, he did it.

[Mike]

Mike's got a picture.

[Eddie]

He did it.

[Mike]

Wow. And I guess it's a neutral, right?

[Eddie]

It has to be, you know that first gear.

[Mike]

It's a neutral. But that's still. That's still crazy.

[Eddie]

You know what the move would be if I were gonna do this? I would secretly have somebody in the driver's seat.

[Mike]

Oh.

[Eddie]

Driving a little bit on electric. And then drive and like slowly hitting the gas as it's pulling my nuts. But just enough to.

[Mike]

It doesn't rip them off. Yeah, because this isn't like official, right? This is just.

[Eddie]

I don't know if there's an official category.

[Mike]

So you're right. You can definitely rig this. And then everyone's like, cool, man. You pulled the car with his Tesla.

[Eddie]

I think here there's nobody in it. Yeah, no, he did.

[Mike]

Yeah, but you could be on the bottom. You'd be hiding.

[Eddie]

Or it could be one of those cars that drive themselves,

[Mike]

like the way most.

[Eddie]

I'm not saying he did that, but I would find a way to not lose my nuts.

[Mike]

Yes. For sure.

[Eddie]

Someone's like, you gotta do. Dude, that's crazy. A guy was ordered to pay $8 million in the first streaming fraud case. So basically, he used AI to produce songs and then used AI bots to go and listen to the songs over

[Mike]

and over, cheating from both top to bottom.

[Eddie]

Yep. He agreed to repay about 8.1 million that he made.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

And he's gonna face five years in prison. Oh, Hollywood Reporter.

[Mike]

That's a weird one. What did you do, man?

[Eddie]

Made songs. Listen to them with bots.

[Kevin]

Oh.

[Mike]

What?

[Eddie]

I watched probably. And I think if I went back, I think I watched every single game. I've never done that in the history of my life. But I've also never been tethered to a room.

[Mike]

Yeah, you're home, you're not going anywhere.

[Eddie]

So I'm sure you've heard by now. My wife and I had a baby. And you just. We were home for 13 days and so watched us win the SEC championship, the tournament, which was awesome. And then never left the house. And my wife's been totally cool. She'll watch all the basketball you want like this. You're lucky this happened during March Madness. Yeah, I've watched every game, or at least parts of every single game.

[Mike]

You're like the guys that get vasectomies so they can stay home and watch all the games.

[Eddie]

Even then I don't think they watch them all.

[Mike]

Yeah, you watched every single one. Hey, let me ask you, how hard was it though? And I know you had a kid and you're very proud of it and you're happy and you probably did not go.

[Eddie]

You're terrible.

[Mike]

You probably, I mean, right down the road.

[Eddie]

Yeah. When we won the championship.

[Mike]

Right down the road.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Because you would be there 100%.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Cheering on your hogs.

[Eddie]

I just knew, not even to ask because her parents were here at that point too. And I was like, well, maybe I can go.

[Mike]

What about your father in law? He didn't like nudge you and be like, hey, should we go?

[Eddie]

If there was going to be nudging, he. I think the nudge would have been, hey, I wouldn't ask if I were smart, man. You literally just had this baby and even though we're here. Yeah, you should probably. So. No, I knew better. But yeah, I, I go to that tournament every year. The one year I don't go, we win the championship. Yeah, crazy. But I'm happy to win. I'm happier to win and not be there.

[Mike]

How cool was that for you?

[Eddie]

It was awesome. But all my friends that were there were sending me pictures and I, I was a little jealous not to Be there. But I wasn't so jealous. I didn't go to the negative. Overall, I was still happier. But like Matt still was sending me pictures. Cuz he went, yeah, so I'll be.

[Mike]

I mean, I thought I was expecting maybe kind of a text to be like, hey, man, I'm not going to use these tickets. You want to go?

[Eddie]

Oh, I get. Well, I don't have.

[Mike]

I'm not mad or anything.

[Eddie]

I don't have like tickets in my hand. My people were coming from the University of Arkansas and they were like, hey, do you want tickets? And I was like, yeah, I need four. I said, but I may not come because we may have the baby. And they were like, cool. And I text them, I said, we don't need the tickets. I never had the tickets. And they never said you have tickets. But I just, I just know.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

That we sit with the team over on that side. And so I didn't go.

[Mike]

Who took your tickets? Matt?

[Eddie]

No, there were no.

[Mike]

I know, but who sat in the seats you were supposed to be?

[Eddie]

I don't know because I don't know the seats. I think Matt still ended up paying for tickets because he said, hey, I'm going to go to the championship game. I imagine you're not. Which is him asking, hey, sure.

[Mike]

Can I want to go?

[Eddie]

Can you go? So, yeah. But my wife filled out a bracket. I didn't fill out a bracket. My wife filled out a bracket.

[Mike]

Why didn't you fill out a bracket? You just don't do that. Or is this the. You're just too busy because your wife was busy too and she filled out a bracket.

[Eddie]

I wasn't too busy. I'm just not a big bracket guy.

[Mike]

Because that's what I thought.

[Eddie]

You just get lucky and people fill out 10 brackets and brag about the one that they won on.

[Mike]

That's stupid.

[Eddie]

I'm not a big bracket guy. I'll do it if it's like a family bracket or a group of us are doing it for fun. But I'm not pursuing a bracket just to hop in. And also we have like our league where we buy teams.

[Mike]

Calcutta.

[Eddie]

Yeah. And then we spend money. We. It's like an auction for teams. And the more they win, the more you win. So I'm. I'm totally in.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

On game. And I bet on every game.

[Mike]

And then you're doing DraftKings. Yeah.

[Eddie]

But she filled out a bracket last minute, like right before the last game was going to start. She goes, I never did a bracket. I was like, why Would you do a bracket? She goes, I just want to do one.

[Mike]

And does she watch year round or just Oklahoma?

[Eddie]

She didn't watch Oklahoma basketball.

[Mike]

Oh really? So she doesn't know.

[Eddie]

Okay, but who does? People win that. So they don't. You don't need to know anything.

[Mike]

Correct.

[Eddie]

So she fills out the bracket and then she's watching the games with me a bit. She's there but she doesn't pay attention sometimes. There's a baby now, so she's watching him and she'll get mad that somebody's losing and I'm like, why? She's my bracket. I'm like, you don't know who you're

[Mike]

playing again, I love like you literally

[Eddie]

created a bracket and jumped in a group of people you don't even know. She's like, yeah, but I need to

[Mike]

win this thing for like no money.

[Eddie]

No money, doesn't know the people.

[Mike]

My kids do the same.

[Eddie]

She's constantly complaining about her bracket. Are you bracketing?

[Mike]

Is she doing well? Yeah, I bracket. I, I do a work bracket. I don't know. I got in this.

[Eddie]

A work bracket. Yeah, they do a bracket. Yeah.

[Mike]

But it's all I heart. So it's like, you know, is there money involved? Yeah.

[Eddie]

Oh, there is.

[Mike]

10 bucks a pop. It's a weird thing though. You can put up. You can do up to 25 brackets, which I'm like, I'm not doing that. I do one bracket.

[Eddie]

You can do 25 brackets. So that's 250 bucks, right?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

And then you win a percentage of all the money that goes in.

[Mike]

Yes, of everyone that's in.

[Eddie]

Got it.

[Mike]

But I. So I do that and then I do one with lunchboxes. Family and friends. We've been doing that for years. It's probably a total of 30 people on that one. So it's a pretty good chunk. My son has won that one one year.

[Kevin]

Really?

[Mike]

And yeah, and it was like 700. And he was, I think he was 15, 14 at the time. Which to him like now he will always fill out a bracket because of that one time he won. And then we do a family bracket, but it's all the same. I don't do different picks. Like I do one bracket and then I just kind of copy and paste it to everything else.

[Eddie]

Hey, Kevin.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Can you hear my yard guy?

[Kevin]

No.

[Eddie]

Okay, good.

[Kevin]

Is he there?

[Mike]

Cuz we do.

[Eddie]

He's park. I mean, he's. They're. They're mowing right by the building and that's on me because I didn't say anything about it.

[Kevin]

No, I can't hear anything.

[Eddie]

Hey, that's great. Let's be quiet and see if Kevin can hear.

[Mike]

Here we go.

[Kevin]

Nothing.

[Mike]

All right, Kevin.

[Eddie]

Thank you. We'll keep going and not. We'll keep going and not worry about it then.

[Kevin]

That's a good studio.

[Eddie]

All right.

[Mike]

So is. Is Caitlin's bracket, like, still alive and well.

[Eddie]

I'm disinterested in her bracket. Okay. She's not playing against anybody, and there's no money.

[Mike]

Right. Which is weird to me.

[Eddie]

I get. It's fun, but Florida lost. She was like, florida lost. There goes my stupid bracket. I'm like, nobody cares. You're not playing as anybody. You know, there's no money.

[Mike]

If you would have filled out a bracket, who would have been your champ? Your champ? Arizona, probably in your final Four, dude. Like, can you figure that out?

[Eddie]

I don't have the bracket up in front of me, but from the. From the east, probably Duke, even though they look like they sucked. Round one, everything's close. Sienna. So I'm just going from memory here. The west, Arizona. I think Florida's in the south. Is that right?

[Mike]

Believe.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

I would have picked Florida. I picked three. Number one so far there. And then. Who's the other number one? Michigan.

[Mike]

The other number one is Michigan. Well, they look good.

[Eddie]

Yeah, I. I don't. Houston. But Houston's in Florida.

[Mike]

Is Right.

[Eddie]

Maybe I'd pick Houston in the south.

[Mike]

Houston was. Is in Florida. Yeah.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah.

[Mike]

Houston.

[Eddie]

I don't even know who's in the other one.

[Mike]

So who's in it?

[Eddie]

Yeah, Michigan. Because it's only him. That's the number one. I can see in my head.

[Mike]

I picked Michigan to win it all.

[Eddie]

We had some food delivered to our house. We didn't order it, though.

[Mike]

Who?

[Eddie]

Who? Do you see my Instagram. I posted about this.

[Mike]

Who sent you food?

[Eddie]

Nobody. It wasn't to us. Had a different name on it. And so I looked at the tag. It was from Taziki's. You familiar with good. Yeah, it's good Greek food, right? Yeah. And so I asked Caitlin, hey, did you order this from Taziki's? She's like, no. And so the name was like. I forget the name. It's on my Instagram. We'll just call her Sue.

[Mike]

Sure, Sue.

[Eddie]

And so Sue's phone number was on the receipt. So I called sue and I said, hey, we have your food. Because I hate when my food's dropped off at somebody else's house. And she was like, oh, I was Wondering where it was. And I said, well, I'll bring it to you. Where do you live? And she gave me her address. And it's like four houses down.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Eddie]

And I said, I'll. I'll come right over. She goes, we just ordered a second one because they never dropped on the first. You can have it. What do you do in this situation?

[Mike]

What do you mean? Just do what you did? What, go take it to her?

[Eddie]

No, no. She then said she doesn't want it because they ordered again.

[Mike]

Oh, then you eat it.

[Eddie]

That's what we did.

[Mike]

Then you eat. You eat the dang thing.

[Eddie]

Yeah, we ate it. It's pretty good.

[Mike]

And that's kind of cool. Nice little surprise.

[Eddie]

Yeah, chips are really good. I'm not sure if they homemake those chips or not, but those chips are pretty good. They were like, it's like a. A fancy Ruffles.

[Mike]

Oh, boy.

[Eddie]

Got a free food. People were like, you know, hey, we'll make you some stuff. Food train my dietary restrictions.

[Mike]

No dairy.

[Eddie]

They're so strong. I don't. People having to go make a vegan casserole with. So it's like, we're good.

[Mike]

Well, we would probably buy it. I wouldn't make you a vegan casserole.

[Eddie]

I know. We just order Uber Eats all the time. We've done a lot of ordering.

[Mike]

Yeah. I was going to ask you what you're doing about food and all that.

[Eddie]

We had somebody give us a 200 gift card to UberEats. That was very nice of them that we have used.

[Mike]

See, this is stupid. I gave you a hundred dollars for

[Eddie]

like two birthdays ago.

[Mike]

It doesn't matter. No, no, no, no. And you laughed at me. You were like, this is the dumb. But then you come on here two years later and you say, somebody gave me a great gift.

[Eddie]

Somebody gave us a great gift because we had a baby.

[Mike]

I gave you a great gift of $100. Uber Eats gift card.

[Eddie]

Why?

[Mike]

Because you love Uber Eats.

[Eddie]

I know. I don't remember saying it was a bad gift.

[Mike]

You did. You laughed at me. You're like, would you stop and get this before you got here? I'm like, yeah, but I thought about it.

[Eddie]

That doesn't sound like me. I remember there being a bit about it, but I don't. I think it was because it was so impersonal. Not that it sucked.

[Mike]

I think it's very personal. You love Uber Eats.

[Eddie]

It was like of all people to get you a gift card. Yeah, that's what it was. It wasn't about the 100 dol dollars.

[Mike]

I love gift cards.

[Eddie]

Yeah. I feel like you just stopped at Walgreens. You're like, oh, crap. Forgot a gift.

[Mike]

But I thought I did, but I thought about doing that. I was like, you know what I'm gonna do in. In five days when it's Bobby's birthday, I'm gonna stop at Walgreens and pick up a gift card.

[Eddie]

Did you walk by the pool coming over here?

[Mike]

I did. What did you see? It looks sad.

[Eddie]

Well, it's. It's been filling up with the water hose.

[Mike]

I see it, but for three days,

[Eddie]

my water bill is going to be $4,000.

[Mike]

I saw the water going in it, but it's not even close to being filled up all the way. I would say, like, maybe two feet. Two feet?

[Eddie]

Yeah, probably two feet. But it's been going since Thursday.

[Mike]

And that's all you got. So is there still a leak?

[Eddie]

No. It takes that long?

[Mike]

No way, dude.

[Eddie]

It's crazy.

[Kevin]

What do you fill it with? How do they fill it With a hose?

[Eddie]

A freaking water hose.

[Mike]

Isn't that funny? Kevin, don't you think it's some special

[Eddie]

water I did my whole life? Yeah.

[Kevin]

I'm just trying to picture. I'm like, no way. You're just sitting there with a hoe. He's just sitting in the bottom of the pool.

[Mike]

Bobby's not sitting there.

[Kevin]

I know he's not, but somebody is.

[Eddie]

I've had to set my alarm to go check it at certain times because they thought maybe last night it'd be getting pretty close. It's not. It's got a whole other day. It's going to be running for five days straight. Why it looks blue and perfect is because how it's treated and the tile, the treat. Yeah, but, like, the water treat, like, I treated. Not like. Treated nice. Like, you've been good water, like, treated with chemicals.

[Mike]

I knew that.

[Kevin]

Yes.

[Mike]

And I have a cousin, he's from south Texas.

[Eddie]

You've been a good pile of water.

[Mike]

Be treated well. My. My cousin's from south Texas. Like, you know, he's valid, dude. And we took him to Mexico one time to go fishing, and we went to catch sailfish, and it was in the middle of the Pacific. And he, like, we were out there, and he got a bucket and put the bucket in the water and pulled out. He's like, hey, man, that water's not blue. We were like, what do you think? Do you think the water's blue? He's like, yeah, look at it. It's the Ocean's blue. And so he didn't realize that it's the reflection of the sky and all that. We had to explain it to him, but.

[Eddie]

Or how it was treated.

[Mike]

It's treated very well.

[Eddie]

Hey, I had a first this weekend and I'm not ashamed of it. It's just very uncharacteristic with a little shame. Not a lot. So I'm not fully ashamed. I'm just kind of shame. I was rooting for Texas to beat Gonzaga. Texas at any. Because they're an 11 seed. And Gonzaga, they're such a fraud. They play in a week conference.

[Mike]

They beat Pepper Dying like four times.

[Eddie]

They beat San Francisco. Right. So I was rooting hard for Texas to win that game. I hate Texas with every part of me hates Texas. The University of Texas, just because I'm from Arkansas. We were taught to hate Texas. And I texted our buddy Mike signs and I said, I'm rooting for you guys. Like, let's. I didn't do the horns or anything.

[Mike]

That's too much.

[Eddie]

But foreign feeling to be rooting for that orange.

[Mike]

Wow. And yeah.

[Eddie]

But what a win, Mike. What a win. It was awesome. I mean, I went to the game here. They lost immediately. It was terrible. The sec. Yeah. Tournament game. Yeah.

[Mike]

Did you get Bobby's seats?

[Eddie]

No.

[Mike]

Oh, on our way up there.

[Eddie]

But no, it was. That sucked. But then seeing them go on this run now is amazing.

[Mike]

Yeah, man.

[Eddie]

I mean, people are like just Cinderella, Okay. They're the biggest program. They are them in like, Michigan. They're funded better than any program ever. But they haven't played well. So I was rooting for them. Beacon Zach. I will not root for them against anybody else.

[Mike]

Now it's done.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Mike]

You want that? You want the road to stop here?

[Eddie]

Oh, yeah. Here's the thing.

[Mike]

Who do they play now?

[Eddie]

I would. If Arnold saw beats Arizona, I would rather them beat Purdue because then we'll play Texas next. Because that they're in the West.

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So selfish.

[Eddie]

Right? They're in the west, right? Yeah. Yeah.

[Mike]

Selfishly, you're like, yeah, I'm not sure

[Eddie]

which game is first because I know we play at 8:30 on Thursday night in Arizona's. Kevin, would you look up that spread? I can't imagine.

[Mike]

Oh, let me guess it.

[Eddie]

I'm gonna guess it too. Don't say, yeah, let's say the same.

[Mike]

Hold on, hold on. I got it.

[Eddie]

Okay. It's gonna be Arizona favorites.

[Mike]

Are you gonna do a half?

[Eddie]

Say the number.

[Mike]

Are you gonna do a half? Because everything's had A half so far. Do you want five?

[Eddie]

You want. Okay, whatever number you say. I'll just add a half to it.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Eddie]

Is that what. Because.

[Mike]

So we're just doing the number.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Eddie]

One, two, three, nine.

[Mike]

Oh, nine.

[Eddie]

Okay. What do you guys have?

[Kevin]

Ready for it?

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

Eight and a half.

[Eddie]

Oh, Arizona's an eight and a half point favorite.

[Mike]

Yeah. They're stupid. No, I mean, the odds makers are stupid.

[Eddie]

I don't know that that's stupid. I.

[Mike]

That.

[Eddie]

Man, they're so good.

[Mike]

I have. I have Arkansas going to the Final Four, so if this happens, dude, I'm in. I have a chance of winning all

[Eddie]

my brackets if Arkansas goes to the Final Four. That's in Indianapolis. We'll go.

[Mike]

I don't just say that. You got to get it cleared now.

[Eddie]

Well,

[Mike]

hey, these aren't the old days, dude.

[Kevin]

There's a whole new factor in there,

[Eddie]

I would say, because it's also around my birthday. I haven't even asked because I would never. I would never ask that because I don't want to jinx it.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

But I would think if they go to the Final Four.

[Mike]

Oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh. Yes. That'd be amazing.

[Eddie]

I think so.

[Kevin]

Texas plays first, by the way.

[Eddie]

You and I would go. Oh, really? Yeah. So it's hard for me to root for Texas then. Hey, whatever happens in that game happens. But, yeah, I rooted for Texas. So. Do you watch any of the flag football?

[Mike]

No, dude. No. Are they. Are they playing right now? Is it, like, season?

[Eddie]

Okay, so fanatics? I think so. Yeah. The USA flag football team played two other teams and like, Tom Brady, quarterback for one of the teams. They were like, the Wild. The Wildcats. Hellcats. Wildcats. And then there was another team. The flag football guys dominated. The current. Current NFL guys and former NFL guys. Really? It's not.

[Mike]

Well, because they're used to playing that game.

[Eddie]

It's a different game.

[Mike]

Yes, yes.

[Eddie]

The way they turn their hips and drop. I am going to admit that I was a little ill educated on the difference because all of us think these flag football guys are going to whoop these. The game's different.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

I don't know that the NFL guys can get in and just win.

[Mike]

Even how you run, like, with a flag and trying to make people miss

[Eddie]

the flags, the dips, the drops.

[Mike]

Completely different.

[Eddie]

Kevin, do you watch any of it?

[Kevin]

Yeah, I watched a few of them. I watched the one where Brady and Jalen hurts. They played and, yeah, they scored quick, but then they just got worked.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

Those guys know what they're doing where the NFL guys are kind of like, oh, we running a slant. We get into this yardage and all that.

[Eddie]

NFL guys were playing by NFL rules, running NFL routes. Flag guys were like, quarterback, throw it back to another guy. Throw it back to another guy. Throw a guy crossing. They know how to, like, as they're running, dip down to get their flags, miss, turn their hips to the side. It's crazy.

[Mike]

I feel like this is when, like, Conor McGregor fought Floyd Mayweather. And he was. Kept trying to. He kept trying to kick Floyd May, Floyd Mayweather. It's like, dude, it's a boxing match.

[Eddie]

Yeah. So a little embarrassing. I did see the RG3, though, is going to play with the Olympic team.

[Mike]

Wow.

[Eddie]

I don't know how many NFL guys are going to go in and play. I just saw RG3, unless it was a joke, say that he was.

[Mike]

When's the last time he's thrown a football?

[Eddie]

Like, I don't know that he'll be the starting quarterback because that guy is good. He's small, but he's good.

[Kevin]

Yeah, they're really good. And they know what they're doing, so they have this chemistry.

[Mike]

Is Tom Brady, like, gonna be the A quarterback?

[Eddie]

No, I think he just got paid a bunch of money.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

He was like, the face of it.

[Mike]

Got it.

[Kevin]

He looked. He looked awesome. I know it's flag football, but, man, he came in for like, three plays and he looked really, really good. Better than Jalen Hurts.

[Mike]

I would think the. The. These quarterbacks, these NFL quarterbacks would just dominate because they're not. They don't have to worry about getting hit. So, like, there's not that worry. So now they can just kind of throw the ball.

[Eddie]

They can throw. Yes. But the game is so much more than that. Jalen hurts through an interception, but Logan Paul had the glasses on, the meta glasses. And you hear him talking, he's recording it, and he tips. Jalen hurts ball as he's throwing it, and then there's an interception. Yeah. Yeah. Mike, what do you see? Is he RG3 playing? Yeah, looks like he is. I don't. Again, I don't know what position you would think quarterback, but he's not gonna be the starting quarterback. That guy's good. Remember when he's talking all the crap and he was like, the NFL guys, they're not going to take our job. He's right.

[Kevin]

Yeah, he is right.

[Eddie]

They may have a couple, like, wide receiver guys that play with them, that are pure athletic, that stretch the field because they probably are a little faster.

[Mike]

Do you all know his name? Like, I wonder if he'll be like a superstar at some point. No.

[Eddie]

Even our biggest Olympians don't really turn into superstars.

[Mike]

Michael.

[Eddie]

Two or three.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

It's hard to be upset if you're a Bengals fan. Watching Joe Burrow out there playing upset.

[Eddie]

Interesting if your quarterback was hurt all the time.

[Kevin]

Yeah, probably he's like doing spin moves on his knees and I'm like, dude, kid, out of here.

[Eddie]

Probably I'd be a little irritated if you missed the whole season from injury and then you're doing that. But I'm surprised that the.

[Mike]

The. The owners would let them or like anybody from the organization would let them do that. Yeah.

[Eddie]

It's not riding a motorcycle, but you're

[Mike]

playing at a high level competition.

[Eddie]

Yeah. It's like the World Baseball Classic when they had that and the organizations were calling the countries going, don't pitch this guy again in the middle of the tournament. It's kind of annoying.

[Mike]

Do you like that? Did you like watching the.

[Eddie]

I like the passion for it.

[Mike]

Yeah. So it's crazy seeing these teams and you're just like, well, that's nuts. Like, oh, Italy, who's on that team? And then you're just like, oh, wow, I recognize some of these players. It's almost like the NBA All Star game.

[Eddie]

Italy was all Americans too, except for like three players.

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Eddie]

I didn't like seeing the US Lose. I don't know if we talked about this because it's been a couple weeks, but I didn't mind seeing Aaron Judge strike out to loot to lose the game. I'm not a Yankee. Yeah. Was it Venezuela that won it?

[Mike]

They won the whole thing.

[Eddie]

Yeah. But Venezuela, Dominican Republic, like, those guys play with passion. It was fun to watch. And they had it in Miami, so large Latino population there.

[Mike]

That's cool.

[Eddie]

It was almost like Savannah bananas as far as, like, the passion.

[Mike]

Home field advantage for them.

[Kevin]

Sounded like a soccer game at the stadium.

[Eddie]

Yeah, it was.

[Mike]

That's cool.

[Eddie]

So that it was fun in that way. I do like to see passion for baseball because that's not the most passionate national sport because it's a very local sport. It's very regional. Vanderbilt almost made that shot, man.

[Mike]

That went in and then out.

[Eddie]

That picture of it stopped.

[Mike]

It was in.

[Eddie]

The ball was in. There were two of those. The fact that Kentucky made that shot, the.

[Mike]

The one sentiment. Overtime.

[Eddie]

The first.

[Mike]

The first game. Yeah. Yeah. That was crazy. That was crazy because it was just Santa Clara Yeah. Santa Clara was just like, all right, we lost this game. Just chunk it.

[Eddie]

That was crazy. I couldn't believe it. And I was rooting for Santa Clara. And then.

[Mike]

Because you don't like Kentucky.

[Eddie]

Yeah, they're basketball fans. Come at me all the time because I'm an Arkansas guy. Individually, I like all the fans of Kentucky basketball as a person, as a group. Not good for me. They're mean to me because I'm at Arkansas. And Cal came to us. Now we're winning. So they constantly are just chirping me all the time. So that. And then the Vandy. The Vandy. I couldn't believe it was that close. Like he chunked it.

[Mike]

Is it off the backboard?

[Eddie]

Yeah. Back ran, back room background out.

[Mike]

Beautiful. It was beautiful. I think he was even shocked that it didn't go in.

[Eddie]

Yeah. So he's.

[Mike]

He's a local boy.

[Eddie]

Yeah, Brentwood.

[Mike]

I used to see him at our kids basketball games, Kevin, where we used to coach.

[Kevin]

Really?

[Mike]

Yeah, he used to just be walking around with some of the guys around concessions and helping him bring in candies and stuff because. Yeah, that's kind of. That was his, his crew running the mess.

[Kevin]

Player, right?

[Mike]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Eddie]

Okay. He'll. He'll get drafted. Year as a sophomore.

[Mike]

Tanner.

[Eddie]

Tanner, yeah. Great hair, great hair. Gray hair, great hair.

[Mike]

Jealous.

[Eddie]

Iowa State had that kid that's almost 50% from 3 from all year. He's got the highest percentage.

[Mike]

Jeez Louise. Ever. How do you even do that?

[Eddie]

He's popping them last night too.

[Mike]

And they beat.

[Eddie]

They beat Kentucky. And that game was closed. Kentucky was winning a little bit. And then once they like locked up on defense, ker do anything. And then Kentucky quit. But he shoots almost 50 from three all season. Number one all time percentage. And I was like, okay. But dude, he was just killing them.

[Mike]

How many does he take again?

[Eddie]

I don't know, four or five.

[Mike]

Well, that's. That's really good. I would expect it to be 10.

[Eddie]

You know, I just made that number up. But it was you. To be on the list, you had to have like hit a certain amount of shots.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

So you couldn't have a low amount.

[Mike]

That's pretty amazing.

[Eddie]

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[Eddie]

We took the break because I had to run up to the house. We have dogs. We have a baby. Hey, big shout out to wives for birthing babies.

[Mike]

You know, shout out.

[Kevin]

It's insane, isn't it?

[Eddie]

Well, it's just I think I always had an unfair expectation of woman births a baby. Then she's the mom, no problem.

[Mike]

Just like that.

[Eddie]

Like rub some dirt on it. Like get the raisin, dude. It comes out of them and they're just like. Let me compare it to something. I had ankle surgery. I was out four months.

[Mike]

That's a good comparison.

[Eddie]

So, yeah, it takes them. Takes a while for them to bounce back. So yeah, I just, I had to run up to the house real quick and help with some stuff, but yeah. Big shout out to. To moms. Holy crap.

[Mike]

Isn't it kind of cool, though? Like, everything that you're doing, like, it's. It's not like you bought something and like, all right, you got to look after. It's not even kind of like a dog. This is like, you have to be hyper alert of everything that goes on now.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Everything. And then you guys are like a team, right?

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Mike]

She's like, I need you to do this. And then.

[Eddie]

Well, that's what I had to do.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Just now she's hyper alert of everything. I'm hyper alert to her. Yes. And what she needs. And she's hyper alert to everything. If that makes sense.

[Mike]

It makes perfect sense.

[Eddie]

So. Yeah. Anyway, back to sports.

[Mike]

Anyway. Anyway.

[Eddie]

I can't believe I can't go to the sweet 16. I understand why I can't go, but,

[Mike]

you know, it's part of growing up.

[Eddie]

It's part of growing up. I got a text from Brian Anderson. Do you know who Brian Anderson is? You will when I tell him, you

[Mike]

know, that is Kevin.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Mike]

Okay.

[Kevin]

Been on the show.

[Eddie]

Yes. All right.

[Mike]

Not Bosworth by any chance, did you

[Eddie]

see, by the way, as I digress for a second. No, I'm not sure I use that term.

[Mike]

Right. Digress.

[Eddie]

I think digress is getting back to. I don't know. I never used that. Right. I don't think I used it there. Right.

[Kevin]

So I don't know if everyone does.

[Eddie]

No, it's okay.

[Mike]

I digress.

[Eddie]

I digress. Means I get. I'm getting back to it. Right. Not. I'm getting off of it. That I've never. I've never used comfortably, and I wasn't confident, so. Let me shift for a second. Were you listening to any of the games last week when that announcer couldn't talk? He was sick.

[Mike]

And they had to take basketball.

[Eddie]

It may have been in the playing games. No. And so it was him and Barkley, but he was losing his voice. It was Brian. So Brian Anderson is the guy. The main guy. Got it.

[Mike]

He has been on the show.

[Eddie]

He's also on NBA 2K.

[Mike]

He's a friend of yours.

[Eddie]

So. Friends. We never hung out.

[Mike]

You guys text, though.

[Eddie]

We do, yeah. And like, Riley Green was up there. He does the play by play for the Brewers. And so Riley Green was up in Milwaukee, and so I kind of introduced them.

[Mike]

And Riley went.

[Eddie]

Did batting practice and all that. Right. So I know him. Never hung out, but I know him enough to text. But he text me, he said, hey, I got your hogs And Thursday night in San Jose, he's calling the game. He said he making the trip. I said, I wish we just had a baby so I won't be. How you feeling? And he said, I'm okay. Voice is good. Thank goodness. Still fighting the virus. He said it's the first game. He's missing 23 years. Damn.

[Kevin]

We talked to him about that, too, didn't we?

[Eddie]

I don't know. We ain't taking the blame for that jinx, though.

[Mike]

About what? Not missing.

[Kevin]

About, like. Yeah, yeah. Just being able to, like, always be on with your voice. Like, taking care of your voice and. Yeah, that's crazy.

[Mike]

That's such a stressful thing that people don't realize. Like, when that's your job and you're feeling a little scratchy and it could get worse, like, what do you do? I remember Collinsworth had a game where it's like, he sounded so bad that, like, you'd think, like, hey, man, just get a sub. Or, like, just don't do this one because it's so distracting. But you imagine the stress that they're going through.

[Eddie]

What are you talking about? You imagine. I have it every day.

[Mike]

I was talking to listeners. No, you weren't.

[Eddie]

You were talking to me.

[Mike]

I know. I think I do, too. Not to the level you do.

[Eddie]

If you have a voice where we

[Mike]

can do the show, I understand that you can't.

[Eddie]

We can't do the show if I don't have a voice, Right?

[Kevin]

Yeah.

[Mike]

So tell me about the stress.

[Eddie]

No, you weren't. You weren't. You were talking right to me without even knowing you were.

[Mike]

Go ahead.

[Eddie]

It's.

[Mike]

It sucks.

[Eddie]

Yeah. And it makes you sleep and you get a virus, and it sucks. So I feel bad for him. Yeah.

[Kevin]

But, Eddie, don't you feel it a little bit, too sometimes? Like, you feel like you're losing your voice and you're not the. Obviously the head of the show. None of us are, Bobby. But even that little bit, you're like, oh, my gosh, am I going to talk today? I don't know. Can I do my job? It's just crazy.

[Mike]

Like, I remember one time I was feeling like I was losing my voice a little bit. And it was Sunday, right? And my wife's like, hey, can you call the kids down to dinner? And I'm like, I can't. I can't yell, like. And it's stressful. You're just like, Even something simple as, like, boys come down for dinner, like, you don't even want to do, because I don't want to, you know, let everyone down. My job.

[Eddie]

Think about that times 1,000.

[Mike]

I understand. I'm not comparing myself to you because

[Eddie]

if you lose your voice completely, we can do the show right.

[Mike]

Still stressful, though. Still stressful.

[Eddie]

I won't take that away from you.

[Mike]

Thank you.

[Eddie]

The St. John's that's a crazy win. White boy layup at the end.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Kevin]

Yes.

[Eddie]

Except his last. He looked Hispanic, though. But his last name was Darling.

[Kevin]

Yeah, I thought I was. At first, I thought they made that up for the whole sweet 16 thing, but I was like, I guess that's real.

[Mike]

Yeah, There have been a few guys like that, which is cool. Like. Like, there's a Garcia that was playing

[Eddie]

for, but Garcia, you know, is a Hispanic dude.

[Mike]

He's a black dude.

[Eddie]

No way.

[Mike]

Yep.

[Eddie]

Yep.

[Mike]

And I was like, that's so cool. Wow. That's so cool. They're like, garcia for the three. And I'm like, oh, cool. Let me see the Mexican dude.

[Eddie]

Nope.

[Mike]

Forgot what team that was.

[Eddie]

Yeah. That St. John's win was cool.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

And to see Patino not react out of respect for Self. Kansas, like, they go down, he hits the layup. There's like, point two games over, and Patino just walks over, and it's like, hey, man, great game. It was all out of respect for Bill Self in Kansas because I'd have been jumping around, I'd have been humping the air. I had no respect.

[Mike]

Patina's been there before, though. Yeah.

[Eddie]

Yeah. So St. John was pretty crazy.

[Mike]

So Bill Self, what's. What do you think's gonna happen with him? Is it. Is it the four years that they have?

[Eddie]

Sweet 16?

[Mike]

No sweet 16.

[Eddie]

So the. The kid they have that's going to be the number one overall pick did not, I won't say live up to the expectation. He just didn't want to play, I guess. The expectation. And again, this is from an outsider looking at Kansas from afar. He didn't give them what they thought they were getting. He. At times, you would see him check himself out of the game or that. Kevin, you ever see that clip where he's like, I'm out.

[Kevin]

Yeah. He's standing next to Self on the court, though. Right. And he's like, get me out of here kind of thing.

[Eddie]

Yeah. So I don't think they got from Peterson what they thought they were going to get from Peterson, and they invested a lot of nil money in him. He'll probably still go number one in the draft. I imagine he will. Boozer probably go second I think nil has allowed teams to be very competitive with the blue bloods because it's not just about going to a school now that can turn you into a pro. It's also about, yeah, you want to go to school, they turn you into pro, but can they also pay you millions of dollars if you make a bad investment and you only have so many millions and it's going to somebody who doesn't give it to you? I, I just. It limits like these blue blood teams in football. We saw it too, with depth like reason Georgia and Alabama aren't winning it every year now. One, everybody gets to legally pay now instead of how illegally those teams were paying players and they had massive depth. They don't anymore because somebody being second string at Georgia is not going to. They're going to go to Arkansas and be first string. I think Self has to get it right. As far as I've seen so far, UNC is not fire Davis. Hubert Davis is their coach. I think they're going to let me look that up as of right now. Kevin, can you hear the yard guys now?

[Kevin]

Now I can hear you.

[Mike]

It's getting way louder.

[Eddie]

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I do expect them to fire Hubert Davis. I don't expect Kansas to fire Self. I'm not a college basketball expert, but I think he'll get at least another year. I think even in Kentucky, I think. I think he gets one more year at Kentucky as well. They spent like 22 million bucks on their team and they were, they were terrible.

[Mike]

That hurts.

[Eddie]

And the thing about Mark Pope at Kentucky is that he may be fired. Except he was a player. He played for Patino. He is Kentucky. I think he won a national championship with them. I would need to look that up. Former captain of Kentucky's 1996 national championship team. Yep. So Pope will get another year. But the blue bloods, they're not as constantly dominant if they're not using their money wisely. And you, you saw that with Kentucky. Yeah, you see that, saw that with Kansas. Like, they spent money on players, didn't even play a whole bunch. So I don't expect Self to get fired. I think if it happens again, he. Self won't be there if they have another bad run. Same with Kentucky.

[Mike]

You also think that this nil stuff is hurting Cinderella teams in. In March Madness?

[Eddie]

Yeah, sure.

[Mike]

Like, yeah, I don't see it as too much of a bad thing. Like, I don't look at this and be like, oh, gosh, this is terrible. There aren't Cinderellas or there aren't a bunch of surprises.

[Eddie]

There weren't last year either.

[Mike]

There weren't. And so I think it's fine. Right. But it's definitely making a big difference on how we even look at March Madness.

[Eddie]

Well, anybody good on any of these mid majors immediately takes money and goes to a bigger team. Yeah, but that happens now. These kids now on these mid majors, High point. Any of these teams, they're just using this now as an exhibition to be seen by. Obviously, they want to win.

[Mike]

Yes.

[Eddie]

But it's like this is how you might get discovered by a Power 4 team and. And move up.

[Mike]

Yeah. How you play in this tournament.

[Eddie]

Coaches, too. Yeah, coach. Yeah, coach. That's always been the thing with coaches, though, because coaches could leave without any sort of rules and regulations. But, yes, I do think that. Yeah, that's happening because kids aren't staying at those mid majors. If they're good, they move up.

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Eddie]

Because of nil. So all the schools have all the good players. All the big schools have all the good players.

[Mike]

Makes it a little easier to pick brackets.

[Eddie]

Yeah. Unless you're like me and you pick Florida.

[Mike]

Hey, why. Why didn't Kevin do Calcutta? Is he scared?

[Kevin]

No, I've never done it.

[Mike]

It's kind of fun. Kevin and I was. And Bobby was making fun of me because, you know, I was saying, like, I don't want to do it. I don't want to do it because we're coming off the terrible win of whatever, the skin stuff for the NFL. But, man, who'd you buy? I bought Illinois. Illinois is my big one.

[Eddie]

Dude. They're good.

[Mike]

I know. They're really.

[Eddie]

And they have both. They have Big Z and his brother. Big Z played at Kentucky, then Arkansas. Yes, but they have both of those. The twins.

[Mike]

What's his last name? Yeah, yeah, yeah. They're really good. And I'm happy with that. I kind of took a little flyer on Clemson. I thought they would make a little run. They didn't.

[Eddie]

You didn't pay much for it, though, did you?

[Mike]

I think I paid like $30. And then my other team was TCU, man, I thought they were going to beat Duke. That would have been really cool.

[Kevin]

Oh, in the first round?

[Mike]

Yeah.

[Kevin]

No, second round. Second round.

[Eddie]

Sienna almost beat, dude. Yeah, well, they were close. Yeah, but.

[Mike]

But the game. For the whole game, they were pretty close.

[Eddie]

I think I talked about that because I did an episode. What you talk about Friday without you guys? We did. We do some of it.

[Mike]

I heard people loved it.

[Eddie]

Yeah. It was better than the Highest streamed episode ever by myself.

[Mike]

Yeah, they said it was better than when we all talk.

[Kevin]

Yeah, we can just leave. Eddie, you want to leave?

[Eddie]

I did say, because I had to walk up to my house a minute ago when we took the break. I said, hey, Eddie, you and Kevin can just keep going and just talk about what we're gonna talk about. He's like, no, no, no, we're good.

[Kevin]

I was like, no time, huh?

[Eddie]

What'd you say?

[Kevin]

He wasted no time.

[Eddie]

Yeah. He was like, no, no, no, man. No, no, no, man.

[Mike]

We're good. What would you say, Kevin?

[Kevin]

No. I'm like, yeah, sure, let's do it.

[Mike]

So shut up. No, you.

[Kevin]

You didn't even ask. Kevin, you want to do it? Like, just us, too? You were just, like, immediately to Bobby, no, no. Hurry back. Hurry back, hurry back.

[Mike]

I didn't say hurry back.

[Eddie]

He didn't say hurry back.

[Kevin]

Sorry, sorry, sorry. No, just kidding. No, but you immediately were like, no, no. You're good.

[Mike]

Yeah, I didn't want to make you feel like we want to do the show without you.

[Eddie]

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[Mike]

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[Eddie]

Always good. Eddie thinks the tournament may be rigged.

[Mike]

Oh, so rigged. And let me tell you why. So before the tournament started, they were running these promos on I guess T, TruTV, TBS, whatever all those networks are. And they started showing like highlight reels. They showed highlights of boozer brothers, Duke, obviously, Arizona, Houston, Florida, Michigan, Arkansas was even in there. Big teams, UConn. And then at the very end, the last play was a Texas player and they hadn't even done the play in games yet. And I'm like, hold on, why would they throw Texas in there? They're not. Are they even going to make the tournament? They have no idea. That's why I think it's rigged. Why would they put Texas in that promo, Mike?

[Eddie]

Big school, big fan base, guys. They're not recognized the brand.

[Mike]

I could pick 10 other teams to pick on them. Where you have a better chance of them going further in the tournament than Texas.

[Eddie]

I don't have an answer for You. So what do you. What are you.

[Mike]

It's predicted. Predicted. It's gonna sound like those guys on Tick Tock. It's scripted. It just felt weird. Like, I. I'm not kidding. I told my oldest son. We were watching together. I'm like, that's weird. They threw Texas in there. Oh, you called it out before it even happened.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Mike]

And then once the game started, the Texas wins round one. Okay. Interesting. Texas wins the second one. Okay, this is starting to feel a little scripted.

[Eddie]

Did you bet on it, though? Because since you knew.

[Mike]

No, no, no, no, no, no, no. I couldn't bet on Texas. Although I've made some pretty good money on March Mattis, which is crazy.

[Eddie]

We can always check your stats, so don't.

[Mike]

I'm not.

[Eddie]

I sent my stats over to you guys.

[Mike]

I'm not gonna lie about what I've made. I've hit parlays on dude this month, okay? I've hit parlays on. On favorites.

[Eddie]

Oh, yeah.

[Mike]

Like, all the favorites of round one. You know, like, the heavy favorites. And I won pretty good money. Just to win or the spread just to win.

[Kevin]

Just to win. Right?

[Mike]

You have to get, like, 10 teams.

[Eddie]

But night two, there weren't really any upsets.

[Mike]

Nope.

[Eddie]

I've won. I've won like, a thousand bucks. I'm up, like, a thousand bucks.

[Mike]

That's so good.

[Eddie]

And I sent you guys my stats because I knew if I said it, but you guys don't even think I'm lying because I tell you I lose. When I lose, I tell you I lose. Oh, you look about even, huh?

[Mike]

Telling you, man, that.

[Eddie]

And that's, you know, I said you're up $9. No. 10.24.

[Mike]

$10.

[Kevin]

No.

[Eddie]

I'm winning, baby. That's true. You are.

[Mike]

Wow. And when did I send you my other one? Was that two days ago?

[Eddie]

A couple days ago. Yeah.

[Mike]

That's how. That's how much?

[Eddie]

Because you were down just a little then. I was 100 bucks.

[Mike]

Like, 150 bucks.

[Eddie]

Nice job.

[Mike]

Yeah, dude, I've been. And what's cool is I've been cashing out. I don't cash out normally. I'm starting to cash out a little bit. Like $50 here, $50 there. I might even pull a read and just tell them to cancel my account.

[Eddie]

Good for you. He calls him.

[Mike]

Hey, will you lock what you did

[Eddie]

to read for us? How was the AAU tournament?

[Mike]

Dude, I'm telling you, if there is something I want to do a documentary on, It's AAU tournaments. The kids no, the parents, dude. So I witnessed two fights. So one of them was crazy. Like, first off, these parents go nuts. These are travel parents. They come from all over the country thinking their kids are going to be NBA stars. And they're investing their time and money in these kids. And so they're all in, they're fight. They're yelling at refs, they're yelling at their kids. The coaches are cursing at the kids.

[Eddie]

Oh, really?

[Mike]

Oh, dude, it's, it's intense.

[Eddie]

Like how old?

[Mike]

The ones I saw, I think the oldest I saw was, was sixth graders.

[Eddie]

Oh, not ninth and tenth? No.

[Mike]

And I, I even saw, I even saw six year old team and the, the, they were saying like what the beep are you doing? Really sit your A down. Like that kind of conversation, that kind of talking to the kids. Anyway, the. I digress, I digress. We'll do one of the games. One of the games. This is crazy. So our team's about to shoot free throws and our kid gets ready at the line. He looks at the back, he looks at the rim, gets ready to shoot. And somebody whistles in the middle of the shot, like right as he's taking the shot. And we all look around like, what is that? Like who do that? And so the kid gets up for the second shot, whistles again. The kid flips off the man doing it, okay. Shoots him, the bird. And the man stands up. The dude looks like he just got out of prison. Like he's bald, tattoos all over his head, he's got a, like a towel hanging from the back of his pants, you know, like, and, and he's probably in his 60s. And he gets up wanting to fight the kid. Like, did you flip me off? Parents, coaches start rushing the court.

[Eddie]

This is the game you're at.

[Mike]

This is the game I'm at. And my son's on my court.

[Eddie]

You saw on TikTok.

[Bowen Yang]

No.

[Mike]

And my son is on the court and I'm like, what is happening? And then parents are yelling. They sort. Dude, they start arguing for about a total of like two minutes and finally gets sorted out. It, it had the vibe like someone had a gun. Kids were running to the benches, parents were grabbing their kids. It was crazy. Your game at our, our game. That was incident one. Oh. What's funny about that though is at the end of the game, the guy came up to the kid and apologized. He was like, he was like, hey man, that's on me. My bad. And the kids like, okay, man, whatever. So that was crazy. And then the second one, I Saw was a fight between two kids on the court. Like, so one of them grabbed the hair. They were, like, boxing. Boxing each other out, right? And then it just got physical. And then one of them just, like, grabbed the other one's hair and just started yanking him down the court. Then the parents got involved, and the. It's like the mom of one kid started yelling at the mom of another kid, dude.

[Eddie]

So then they're gonna fight.

[Mike]

So then they're fighting and then. And then coaches and then cops, and everyone's on the court having to sort it all out. I just don't understand why this happens. Like, it's not that serious.

[Eddie]

Except it is to those people.

[Mike]

It is so serious.

[Eddie]

Yeah. They base their life on that.

[Mike]

Yeah. And I get it. They've invested a lot of money, but. And they're driving a long way. They're. They're taking their whole weekend to do this thing. But, man, like, I just don't think it's ever worth all that stuff that I see happening at those. At those tournaments.

[Eddie]

That's crazy.

[Mike]

And it also makes me feel like my kids are not good at basketball

[Eddie]

because, you see, other kids really are.

[Mike]

They are so good. Everyone is so, so freaking good. Little ones, like five year olds, like, doing crossovers between your legs, behind their backs, going like. Like easy layups. It's just crazy. I feel like I'm watching the next LeBron coming up.

[Eddie]

We're gonna have to. Mike, where are we on total time on this show? About 45. We're gonna have to cut because we got yard. This is yard, man. Interference. Yeah, yard. Guys just, like, circling the house now on purpose.

[Mike]

He's looking through the window.

[Eddie]

So, yeah, we're gonna cut this episode now. Thank you, guys. We will see you later on this week. Anything else you want to share?

[Mike]

No, man. That's it for now.

[Eddie]

Yeah.

[Mike]

I'll tell you about next week's tournament.

[Eddie]

You have another one every week.

[Mike]

Every week for the next five weeks.

[Kevin]

Film a next time. Film it.

[Eddie]

You have another one, like, the same level, like.

[Mike]

No, no, no, no. This is more local. That's. That's the only national one we play.

[Eddie]

Got it, got it, got it. All right, we'll see you guys later on this week. Hope you guys have a good day. Thanks for listening. Hit that whistle mic. All right, bye, everybody. Theme song written by Bobby Bones. That's me. And performed by Brandon Ray. Follow brandon on socials randonray music. You can follow the show on Instagram @bobbybonesports. Thanks to our crew co host producereddy segment producer ickoffkevin and executive producer ikedistro. But most importantly, thank you for listening. I'm Bobby Bones. We'll talk to you next time here on 25 Whistles.

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