J. Kyle Mann

You think by now, I mean, seriously.

I mean, it makes sense.

Well, watching him in this context, and we can get to Ace Bailey, I guess, in a little bit, too.

It's a similar thing.

They just played in a crowded elevator offense last year at Rutgers.

I didn't blame the coach.

I didn't blame any of those people.

They had major roster turnover that was super heavy, and none of their teammates really drew any respect.

So the thing that popped to me immediately when I'm watching Dylan in these first few games is just...

He had a play where he got a back cut for a wide-open layup, and I was surprised they didn't call timeout and just be like, Dylan, that's what a wide-open layup off of a cut feels like.

Right.

Enjoy this.

Savor this.

He had to be, because I was looking back at his synergy stats, and I was like, he never got wide-open cuts.

And Ace was always playing in the crowd, too.

So I think he's probably enjoying that.

But there's a little bit of some of these guys who are crazy, crazy downhill talents.

You mentioned his poise in the paint.

Number one, I don't think that... I was thinking back about it.

I was like, I don't think that I have watched a more talented scoring guard with poise in the paint since probably Shea in 18.