Which #2 seed will lose first? Will 2 or more #1 seeds make the Final Four? The Action Network's Mike Randle gives Tim and Jenks several angles to look for this week's NCAA Tourney.

On Tuesday's "The Daily Line" Podcast with Tim and Jenks:

--The NCAA Tournament begins tonight!

--The Action Network's Mike Randle has some sexy NCAA hoops trends to watch

--What does Hall of Famer Terrell Davis think about Antonio Brown breaking his Steelers contract?

--Our Picks of the Day!!

--New Mexico State coach Chris Jans has his Aggies in a good place

--DraftKings college hoops analyst Julian Edlow

The Aggies of New Mexico State were everybody's chic pick in last year's NCAA Tourney, but lost. This time around, head coach Chris jans tells Tim and Jenks his team is looking to shock the world.

Plenty of RBs changed teams over the offseason, so Tim and Jenks reached out to our friend, Hall of Famer Terrell Davis, to get his thoughts on which trade and/or signing he liked best. TD also talks about the migraines that ended his career and why he wouldn't wish them on his worst enemy.

On Monday's "The Daily Line" Podcast with Tim and Jenks:

--Brackets are revealed as Tim returns from Vegas

--VP of the MGM Sportsbook Jay Rood

--UC Irvine head coach Russ Turner on his 30-5 Anteaters

--Our Picks of the Day!!

--NBC Bracketologist Dave Ommen

--Voice of the Duke Blue Devils David Shumate

The Anteaters of UC Irvine have won 30 games this season and will play Kansas State in the first round. Head coach Russ Turner talked to Tim and Jenks about how his team's size could give the Wildcats a run for their money.

There are no bigger weeks in the year for Vegas than the first week of the NCAA Tourney. VP of the MGM Sportsbook Jay Rood knows that all too well and talks to Tim and Jenks about how the city is gearing up for the wonder of this beautiful gambling week.

Zion Williamson has broadcasters and analysts across the country looking for different terms to describe him. Voice of the Blue Devils David Shumate tells Tim and Jenks the experience of watching Zion every game will likely never be matched.

There seems to be less controversy in this field of 68 than in past years, but NBC Bracketologist Dave Ommen tells Tim and Jenks he definitely had a couple issues with the Selection Committee's work.

The Pac-12 was a one-bid league just a week or two ago, but Washington Post bracketologist Patrick Stevens tells Tim the conference may just squeak out three bids now if all goes right these next two days in Vegas.