Jay Wright

And he got it right away.

Like, he didn't, right after that, he completely changed.

And Mikael Bridges used to go against Josh Hart in practice, and I watched Josh just beat the hell out of him.

And because Mikael was skinny in his red shirt in his freshman year, and Josh was always strong.

And Mikael would always just get right back up, never complain, come right back at him.

And we all, in his sit-out year, we all said, like, this is something special.

And Josh, as a freshman, would just take huge shots.

I remember at Purdue just taking shots that you would say,

Oh my God, no.

And then they go in and you just be like, all right, all right, Josh.

He had that from the beginning.

And so with each one of them, you knew they were special at a certain point.

Yeah, we always did.

We would always talk about recruiting, and we never beat him –

ever for a recruit.

Usually the guys we would get

that he was recruiting, at some point he would make a decision to go after somebody else.

He even has a place at the Jersey Shore in Lavalette and not in Ocean City where I go to because he was looking in Ocean City and I said, dude, I have to deal with you all year.

I can't come down to my Jersey Shore spot and look at you again.

So you can't stay in Ocean City, pick anywhere but Ocean City.