Jonathan Givony

How about Rassab?

And he's like, yeah, I did it guys.

He executed.

That's what I said.

I have Darren Peterson going one, and I was a little bit surprised, you know, how the consensus has shifted.

I mean, I know that Darren Peterson didn't have the season that he wanted, but I've seen those guys on the same floor in person probably eight to ten times playing against each other, you know, in a lot of different settings over the years, dating back to the under-16, you know, USA basketball training camp.

And not once did I come away thinking Aja De Bonza is a better prospect than Darren Peterson, including when they played each other this year, which is, you know, Darren Peterson had an absolutely insane first half.

I mean, it was one of his best performances.

And De Bonza had, you know, a kind of a De Bonza game where a lot of dribbles, a lot of tough shots, made some tough shots, you know, incredible intensity and, you know, will and aggressiveness and the scoring instincts.

And

Angie DeBonse is a great prospect, and I have a pretty good feeling he's going to be an all-star.

Darren Peterson is on another level, talent-wise.

And I don't know if, you know, people watched.

No, I think once they go back and go through the film and they played each other three times last year.

And Darren Peterson was head and shoulders better than AJ De Bonza every single time.

Now, you know, the creatine stuff and the cramping and, you know, Darren Peterson did not have the same impact.

gear that we saw in high school.

We didn't have the same twitch.

It wasn't quite as explosive.

Blowing by people, getting to the rim, finishing.