Jason Edwards

If you don't watch a lot of UConn, Scott, I'm sure you can verify this.

He's a better defender than you would think he is.

And he does a really good job of, like, he's just a smart, savvy help defense.

He gets blocks where he sort of comes out of nowhere or he gets help defense kind of blocks.

The interesting thing about Caravan that's worth mentioning is, like, he's 6'8", and he's fairly solid, like, in the 220s, 230s.

Scott, he's probably going to be matched up on Kambuza, right?

Wait, wait, Scott, you know, really quick, I wanted to mention about Solo Ball.

Like on the season, he's like around 30% on his threes.

But a year ago, he hit better than 40%.

I mean, you're right, he's streaky.

But he can be really good.

This is not a guy that you just want to let shoot.

I was going to say really quick, you started to mention, we got to talk more about Braylon Mullins because he's the top NBA prospect on this team.

Like he's a projected first round draft pick.

He's probably going to be a one and done six, six and a really like he's a better shooter, sort of like solo ball this year.

Braylon Mullins is a better shooter than he's shown recently.

in college basketball.

I think I read that as a starter, because he was hurt earlier in the year for UConn, and it took a little while for them to really integrate him.

I think I read that as a starter, he's hitting right around 37% of his threes.

But folks should know, I remember when Braylon Mullins, he's, by the way, top 15...