Clifford Taylor IV

You got to already be the finished product once you get there.

All that trying to work on stuff and change a game in the middle of the season, trying to add stuff, ain't no room for that.

Nope.

Because it becomes, like, Joe, look, you can test this, Joe.

You land in a city late at night.

I mean, you might get in one, two in the morning.

You want to sleep in.

So by the time you land, by the time to get your ass off the bus, I mean off the plane, get on the bus, get to the hotel, it might be 2.33.

When you got shoot around, what you got shoot around?

11, Joe?

And well, on days like that, they may, yeah, you may have shoot around probably 11, or if you got a game the next day, we'll probably just have a meeting at like noon or one o'clock in the hotel.

So you can't work on your game?

So what you're gonna do, you can't go to the gym and work on your game.

Now you're going straight to the game and you still can't work on it.

So everything is just rolling so quick.

That's why the off season is so important.

That's where you build a foundation of what I'm going to do, hopefully be able to carry over into the season.

That's why we always preach how important, you know, look, I get it.

Go ahead and get your little vacation out the way.

Because when you come back and set that foundation, Ocho, the foundation is everything.