David Nurse

He was a freshman from Kentucky.

He wasn't highly touted.

Nobody was really talking about him.

He was this gangly kid with just this big smile on his face, just this over exuberated smile on his face.

And I asked him, hey, what are your goals?

And he looked at me with a smile.

He said, I want to be the best player in the world.

And I was like, I didn't say anything.

I was like, okay, no one really knows about you.

Best player in the world.

Like we've got some LeBrons, Kevin Durant's like, all right, well, we'll see.

So the very first workout, we try to crush their souls, basically to see what they're made of, to see if they can take it.

And it's like a two and a half, three hour workout.

And most guys at the end of it, they're just passed out or going to the locker room.

It's exhausting.

It's like the equivalent of hell week.

It's like hell week.

Obviously not as important as Navy SEALs, but that's what we try to set it up like exactly.

So this kid that I alluded to, this Kentucky kid, after the workout, he comes up to me with that big smile on his face again.

He says, when are we going tonight?