Jay Wright

I want to do that at Villanova, and then I want to be ready when I get to the NBA.

I don't want to have to learn when I get to the NBA.

You know what, Dan?

I know that I'm done because I'm sitting there at the Garden and I'm watching Mike Brown stick with – I'm watching him stick with Alvarado at the end of the game, and I'm thinking to myself, oh, my God, if this doesn't work, they're going to kill him.

I don't miss this at all.

I thought that was such a gutsy move in game four.

And I look at those guys and, you know, I watch a bad call and I look –

at Mike Brown, and I think to myself, he's dying inside.

I know he's dying.

So I really enjoy being a fan.

I really don't miss it.

No.

You know, that night, I didn't go to any games.

I only went up to that game because Rick Brunson texted me and asked me to come.

So I knew it was kind of coming from the guys.

And our driver couldn't get our car within six blocks of the garden.

So I knew we were going to have to get out of there and walk six blocks to get to our car.

And it just looked like it wasn't going to be their night.

And I thought, like, in the third quarter, I was like, I want to get out of here.

I want to get back to Philly.