
NCAA 12-5 Upset Odds, Patriots Spending Spree, First Four, One Shining Moments
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Cousin Sal makes a bold claim that St. Patrick’s Day has the best holiday food which leads to a discussion of which nationality has the best cold cuts.
Dave thinks every big sporting event should have a song like the NCAA tournament has One Shining Moment. The guys discuss big spending Bill Belichick; the Patriots have signed some big free agents but will it translate to wins? Also what happens next with Deshaun Watson after he is hit with allegations of sexual assaults.
Dave and Cousin Sal discuss if any of the NFL free agent signings so far actually move the odds for any team; Sal thinks Fitzmagic will beat the Cowboys at least once this season and Dave is buying the Los Angeles Chargers.
Then it’s a look at the NCAA tournament as the guys look for upsets and will a 12 seed beat a 5 seed once again and Thursday night’s First Four games.
Finally, it’s Win/Place/Show of favorite NCAA tournament moments of all time as Dave relives every game he watched while attending Indiana University and the time Sal pranked him with Goldbond seasoned pizza.
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