Andraya Carter

like former players who are now coming in and taking these analyst jobs because I love the fact that you have former players that are able to speak from actually playing the game and actually being in these situations when it comes to whether it's March Madness or the NBA playoffs versus a writer that's just great at just you know writing things about players and teams and it's like yeah but you've never been in that situation and

Which I also think is a big part of Stephen A. and LeBron's thing.

I think that the fact that Stephen A. isn't a player or former player and he speaks about former players the way he does and, you know, things like that.

I think that had a lot to do with LeBron's being upset about what he said.

But is there like a little kind of like tension between writers and former players coming and getting these analyst jobs?

But now that it is March Madness, who are some of the players that you're looking at?

And as a former player yourself saying, damn, I wish I had the opportunity to match up against her.

This, uh, the, the, the girl that plays at Rutgers, uh, is it Kiyomi McMillan?

I think that's her name.

Her game is absolutely insane.

Like, I don't know if y'all have ever seen this girl play.

The shit she's doing is like, this is NBA 2K street jam.

Creative player.

Like, she's doing things that, honestly, I would see a men's player doing that and a coach pulling them out the game.

Because it's like, she's doing stuff that's like, yo, you're not supposed to be doing that.

This is like college basketball.

This is not the park.

Skip to my Lou.

On another level, though, like her game is absolutely like and I saw her a friend of mine.

He's a he's a scout for the Brooklyn Nets and he played college and pro ball and he sent me one of her highlight reels.