Dan Patrick

I mean, you know, the real decisions are going to start probably at four.

I mean, the decisions up top are really important.

And I do think this draft will probably be the same as any other, that we'll look back on this in five years and you'll say, we should have done it this way.

There's never been a draft.

Like I was doing some stuff the other day.

I just decided to take the 15 all NBA players this year

And look back at where they were drafted.

I mean, Shea Gilgis Alexander was drafted 11th in 2018 when he came out.

And, like, hands up all those during that draft that said he's a future MVP.

And, you know, Brunson was taken 33rd.

Jokic, first team, multiple-time, three-time MVP, was 41st.

in the draft that means teams a number of teams had two chances to take him and didn't do it and so it's not an exact science but um you know i think chicago at number four uh everybody seems to think that or most people seem to think that that's going to be caleb wilson of of north carolina but then there's a parade of guards

And it's kind of like, who do you like best?

Because it's hard to differentiate and say, well, this guy's clearly better than the other guy.

You know, Mike L. Brown of Louisville and Braden Burries of Arizona, Keaton Wagler of Illinois, who had 49 in a game this year.

There were nine freshmen this year that had 40 or more in a game.

That's never happened in my lifetime.

And then you've got A-Cup Jr.

Right, who I left out, who a lot of people say he could wind up being the best player in the draft.

First SEC player since Pete Maravich to lead the league at scoring and assists.