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I'm curious to hear your take on how sports betting is impacting college basketball and does there need to be reforms around that as well. I think it's a horrible thing. I see people on their phones constantly, kids, adults.Um I have friends who they're on their phone like at dinner, you know, typing in how how can they win by four in the fourth quarter. and they scored 20 points in the fourth. I mean, it's crazy. I don't think it's good for young people. ...

You made some comments last week that uh previous head coach Adrien Autri was sort of hamstrung by the fact that Syracuse's two best players simply didn't play very well this year. That got me thinking like how much of the responsibility is on the coach in a situation like that. If you kind of see the writing on the wall that these guys aren't playing very well, is it a incumbent on the coach to be like we got to do something different here.Or is it as simple as look, we can only put these guys in position ...

OpenAI wraps up its pilot project of running ads at the end of the month. Julia Borston has more on the ad industry's reaction so far. Julia, >> well, Kelly, some ad industry insiders tell us they are frustrated with the slow pace of the roll out of OpenAI's ads.According to Sensor Tower estimates, chat GBT ads have rolled out to about 5% of daily mobile app users, up from just 1% at the start of the month. But sources tell us OpenAI required an unusually high financial commitment for a test, as much as $25 ...

When money is the driving factor for competitive balance rather than program reputation or coaching, is that good for the game of college basketball. >> The good thing for college basketball is there's 40 or 50 Europeans playing in this country in college that wouldn't be because of the money and there's for 30 40 seniors and juniors that stayed in college basketball. So, you have a much better product. you have much better teams, uh much better games, and we'll have a great tournament because there's a a l ...

It strikes me that while the good side of this is that you may have some really close tight games as you said in like the last 16 on you may be losing what I consider to be the magic of March Madness which is the Cinderella story. Do you think that storyline is exaggerated and it's simply too quick to know if we're going to lose that or is the writing on the wall that you can kind of plainly state it's going to be way more difficult for one of these mid majors to make a run. >> Way more difficult.And again, ...

Let's check the uh market for you though. See where we are trading. We've been in this range for a bit now.Dow down almost 400 points. It's less than 1%. NASDAQ and the S&P are both uh lower as well as crude oil makes a a move here.You you almost Josh have a two-pronged problem for the market. Not only the move in in oil, WTI probably doesn't best represent the the jitters in the market just cuz you know Brent today topped 119. And then you have the Fed share who was more hawkish than not and said inflation ...

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Bring in show music, please. >> This is SquawkPod and I'm CNBC producer Cameron Costa. On today's episode, a new phase of the Iran War. CNBC's Dan Murphy reports on Israel's strike on the world's largest natural gas field in Iran and Iran's retaliatory strikes at Qatar, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia. Analysts telling me today that even if the war stops right now, the damage to these facilities could take months to repair, likely keeping prices higher for longer. The war has brought our ally relationships to the ...

The implications of events in the Middle East for the US economy are uncertain. In the near term, higher energy prices will push up overall inflation, but it is too soon to know the scope and duration of the potential effects on the economy. >> That was the Fed chair at yesterday's news conference talking about the impact of the war on inflation.Those comments followed the decision to pause cuts for the second consecutive time as the war complicates the outlook for rates. Fed funds futures now implying that ...