Hey, Dr. Phil here, and I want to talk to you about March Madness.

You know, this is the time of year where everywhere you turn on every channel, you're

either watching basketball or you're watching highlights about basketball.

And this can be and has been really exciting, right?

You're always watching buzzer-beaters and people going nuts in the stands, cheering, jumping

up and down.

But if you notice there's a drift in what's happening,

now instead of watching these buzzer beaters,

watching people make these last great shots

and people getting all excited,

we're watching a bunch of divas,

a bunch of meltdowns, a bunch of tantrums,

like they're brats throwing tantrums.

And now you got an all-out fight.

Look, this game is bigger than one coach, one player, one game.

And I think it's reflecting a cultural shift and not in a good way.

Whatever happened to sportsmanship?

When you see people throwing that out the window and just running their own agenda, it tells us something deeper about the state of our society. It tells us about people that are entitled

and think they're bigger than the game.

Now, I want to talk about some examples.

We've got a coach from Connecticut that I'm just telling you,

was a shameful and sore loser.

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