AJ Stewart

But you kind of expect him to be the coach on the floor and him to kind of,

lead by example.

And, heck, we had one of those guys in Rommel Bradley.

For sure.

In fact, you couldn't get him to shut up, which it was a fantastic thing for young players.

But you needed to hear that voice when things, when everyone else was loud and maybe the distractions were loud, him being as loud as he is, it really overpowered that, you know, because it kind of rallies the troops together and stuff like that.

And I think that was kind of something that was said.

And D-Mill, you're probably not familiar with Ramell, but you know him.

You didn't get to play with him.

But you, again, the only national champion in the room.

What stands out to you?

I mean, how important, because you played with some solid point guards.

I mean, you had some pros, some guys.

And so, I mean, how important is that leadership role going into this?

I mean, do you have to have one, two, three leaders?

Is it a group of five?

Yeah.

What does it look like in the locker room of a national championship team?

Yeah, I think you have a couple leaders, but I think, of course, that one vocal leader, you know what I mean, is very important to kind of set the tone and get everybody rallied and on the same page.

I love that being Zoom.