Jack Pilgrim

We'll do training camp in Miami for about five or six days.

We get a whole group down there, kind of build some culture, some chemistry, go through some practice stuff.

And then we'll go back to the Bahamas June 30th.

We'll play Jamaica July 3rd.

Play Puerto Rico July 6th, and I'll be back in Kentucky July 7th with two wins.

So that's the plan.

We're about a weekend.

Yeah, we're about a weekend.

Guys moved in last Saturday.

It was just really cool, you know, for people that don't understand.

Like, a lot of these kids might not even take an official visit, so we're doing everything through Zoom calls, FaceTime, phone calls.

We might get to fly out and see them, but just getting to see the joy on the kids and the families' faces moving their kids and, like, you know...

outside perspective they don't understand they're still kids at the end of the day the parents are still really emotional dropping them off like it's the first day even though it might not be their first day of college but getting dropped off to kentucky is different than anywhere else so it's just been it's been really joyful experience with these guys we've got a really fun group you guys a good chance to see

So like everybody took an official visit, but like they're like one day visits, like half day visits, like a day and a half.

So like they don't really get to see everything.

But like when they actually come in, like.

We walk them through the gym.

We walk them through everything.

When they actually get their first workout in Joe Craft Center in the weight room on the court, when they get to go and rub for the first time, not as like a visitor, but like this is my home, like that enough is like everything.

And the thing that everyone's been blowing away was all the great food options, you know, in Lexington.