Elias Schuster

So, you know, they also obviously have a lot of trust in Billy Donovan that kept him around this long.

Yeah, I mean, I think that's like obviously the goal is to be picking in that in that top four.

But I think something they've benefited from in recent years has been, you know, the guys falling, you know, kind of into their lap.

That happened with Modish Bruce Ellis.

He was somebody who was expecting for a lot.

A lot of time was talked about as a potential number one overall pick.

He stumbles a little bit because it's three point shooting and G League night ends up at 12 spot.

Um, you know, uh, Noah Senge, like he was somebody that was a little bit all over the board and I know people, you know, uh, have been frustrated this year by him not playing, but there's a case you can make that he was, he was still available there when some people didn't expect him to be.

And so I think this year, like you're hoping for that situation to potentially play out again, if you're around that 10 spot.

Uh, I know one guy that was obviously used to be seen very highly who's, who slipped a little is like made a met from, from Tennessee.

Um, you know, he's somebody that, that, uh,

is this talented shooter, potential talented scorer, big wing.

They've targeted those players in the past.

So I'm looking at like those guys that we see as the draft board forms in this March Madness time that there's some guys that are going to slip that were previously viewed very highly.

And I think the Bulls could be in a good position to grab one of them.

And speaking to the, you know, we always get

uh, the debate every year of, okay, well, should we, do you draft for a need all of a sudden that's, that's not going to matter for the bulls, right?

has extreme potential in that area of the floor, you still have to take that chance.

You're not in a position to draft for need.

You're in a position that you need as much star level potential talent as possible.