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Now it's Thursday.

They used to kick that off at noon.

No more.

ESPN's like, we're not putting the best team in this conference on at lunchtime.

We want this in primetime.

So they have revamped the schedule for this year.

So your number one seed, Duke Blue Devils, are not playing at noon on Thursday.

They will be playing at 7 p.m.

So mark your calendar.

7 p.m., the night session, is when Duke will be playing the winner of the 8-9 game the day before.

UNC, as we mentioned, is the fourth seed.

They will be playing right after that.

So the great thing, Jason, about this is you still get the two-hour head start on the recovery from your opponent that you might face.

So I think that part's still good.

But I think it makes sense to put the best teams at night, put the two, three seeds during the day.

And again, they still have the way that they set it up where the number one seed is going to have the advantage of rest

the extra couple hours of rest over the other opponents, but they also get the night session, which I think is cool.

We have to figure out how to lump that in because when you say sarcasm –

It's hard to not get from its original definition, but you have to kind of have the pause, the sar, chasm, right?

That is brilliant.