Jason Evans

Surgical surge, the separation made.

And then Larry gets us into looking ahead a little bit and remember Duke's history with Michigan because here's where he goes.

Now stands the nation's top-ranked force, a battle to chart a legendary course.

91 whispers, 92 in sight, seize the moment, claim the night.

Very nice job, Larry.

That is a sophisticated poem to wrap up our look at what the listeners gave us.

There's a lot.

I want to really quick if I can.

There's just two quick notes from being at the game before we get into the good.

I wanted to note, first of all, at one point during the game, I'm not sure if you guys caught it on TV.

The students were chanting for one of the celebrities to come sit with them.

Did you hear who they were chanting about?

Yes, I love that.

I'm like, Khan's here, Common's here, Cooper's here, Sian's here, and they're chanting, Kelly Flagg, come sit with us.

They love the Queen of the Motherhood.

That was great.

The other thing was the National Anthem, Donald, one of the most inspiring, really beautiful National Anthems I've ever seen in Cameron.

It was performed by a young autistic man who played it on the violin, and the announcer said, his name was Ethan, the announcer said,

ethan has autism but autism does not have ethan and it was a just a beautiful moving rendition of the national anthem played on violin you could see this guy's face lighting up as he did it it was one of the best national anthems i've ever seen i just wanted to mention that before we get into a cascade of good from this game i'm gonna go ahead and start with this man um how about the offensive execution

The floodgates opened, Jason.