AJ Stewart

We worked hard on stuff, and that was our opportunity to go out and show it off.

And you wanted to show it off because you knew all the coaches and everyone were going to be there watching, and it was your chance to showcase your talents.

And so, yeah, just kind of being hungry.

You got to want it for yourself.

There's still guys out there that do a good job of handling the basketball.

Oh, yeah.

So it's not a lost art.

It's not a lost art.

I guess it's just going to be about how bad you want it.

And, uh, and the second part of that, man, shout out to coach books.

I mean, he is, he's, he's doing a, he's doing a great job, you know, with the girls basketball program.

Seriously.

Um, and I mean, that's,

it's actually getting more competitive in that college girls realm.

You know what I'm saying?

With Coach Don, you know, the coach down in LSU, you got obviously Geno's been killing it for decades now.

You know, and so, I mean, shout out for Coach Brooks because those are some juggernauts, you know, and to kind of get his girls and get our girls out there, you know what I'm saying?

And this program up on, you know, on that stage to be, you know, contenders with those girls.

those teams yeah you know what i'm saying um you know that's you know i think that's a really that's a really good look for him that's props to him for that for a long time the girls the girls game has been top heavy like it's always the top dogs in the final four and the elite eights and now it's becoming a little more spread out exactly and it's a cool thing to see like

Women's basketball, it's relatively young still if we're comparing it to the men's game.