Donald Wanya

And last time you probably took a free throw in, Cameron, there was no AC.

So whoever turned on the AC at the wrong time to blow your shot to the right a little bit, shame on them for that.

But again, you raise money for a good cause, so we appreciate the attempt nonetheless.

But I want to ask you, you've seen so many basketball games this year.

It feels like every time I turn on the TV, I see you in one of those seats, not just in Cameron, but in other games.

Just talk about this team for a minute, what you've seen so far.

Obviously, we're recording this days before they're here in D.C.

for a very big matchup.

But what have you seen from this team so far this year?

Yes, yeah.

So Saturday, I mean, Saturday's a big game.

Kenny, we got a couple more questions for you, but before we do that, we're going to ask everybody to sit tight.

More with Kenny on the other side of this break.

All right, we are back.

We are speaking with none other than the dog, Kenny Denard.

This is episode 800.

And as we do every 100th episode, we get to have the dog on here to ask just many, many questions.

He's not just a guy who is a part of the program, but has so much knowledge about the program.

Kenny, before the break, you were talking about how well John Shire has been doing in a short time as coach.

But what I've seen in the last year, especially after how last year ended, was the growth of him as a coach.