Brendan Marks

They want to be aggressive.

And both of those guys fit the bill.

So, you know, Texas was not, you know, really much to scoff at last year.

I mean, they were kind of an afterthought at the national level.

And he was a huge part of them going on a miniature NCAA tournament run.

I mean, he really picked up and became efficient and became a clutch scorer in the go-to minutes for the Longhorns.

So, again, the shooting piece is not there, and I think people will sort of poke that as a major hole for him.

But the aggression, the offensive polish, I really like both of those selections for Chicago.

Yeah, maybe a little bit.

Again, just because of the lack of shooting.

And you did have guys on the board, I mean, in that same sort of range.

You know, I was looking like a Carr, looking at like a LeBaron Phylon, who I loved, who I thought kind of fell to Philly at 22.

I think he's going to be an absolute steal for the 76ers.

But look, if you again, when you're setting a tone and you want to get guys who have that fabric, Swain fits that bill, you know, maybe to a greater extent from the aggressive mindset that some of those other guys I just mentioned do.

So I can understand at least the mentality that Chicago is after.

Again, from an early stages of a rebuild, you want to get guys who have that same mental makeup.

And Swain and Wilson have a lot of overlap in that respect.

Yeah, I was a little bit surprised that of the three Michigan guys on the board at number nine, that Dusty May went with Moraes Johnson.

You know, personally, I think Yaxel Lendeborg is going to step in and start for the Golden State Warriors from day one.

I think that he's, you know, he is a personality.