Donald Wanya

The one question I had, and this is kind of related to the NIL and just the changing landscape of college basketball.

We talk about the NCAA's inability to be adults in the room sometimes.

So we have one in the room.

We have you.

And I trust your judgment here.

Well, for the next two minutes, we're here by naming you Commissioner Kenny Denard of the NCAA.

What would be the one thing that you would want to bring about, whether you want to change something or get rid of something, to make the college game in your eyes a little bit better?

Well, we'll hopefully see Jay this weekend here in D.C., so I will pass along that message to him.

I'm sure he's going to be thrilled for the extra responsibility on top of it.

Well, I want to get you out of here with this last question, at least for me, and Jason may be able to chime in with another one.

But for me, going forward the rest of the year, we obviously want to make it all the way to Indianapolis and to that last game and cut down the nets.

What's the one thing that you think needs to remain consistent over the next month and a half for this team to achieve that goal?

He said, I don't know what you're talking about.

Plausible deniability.

Now everyone's going to be trying to fill in these blanks.

That's what we will leave all that to the imagination.

Kenny, once again, it's an honor.

It's a thrill to have you here.

I know we're going to see each other down the line.

Maybe we'll tell more stories offline between the three of us.