Justin Verrier

I know the Sienna game was pretty iffy, and then obviously this one was a complete catastrophe.

I don't know.

I've been probably a little lukewarm on what I've seen from Cam Boozer in the tournament.

I obviously haven't seen a ton.

Clearly, the know-how, efficiency, I'm just so dialed in aspect of him has really popped in the way that we talked about in the past, but...

But I don't know, in terms of what I've seen from some of the other guys, talking about Darren Peterson, DeBonsa, just feels like Kim probably gets us into a conversation about player type as well, where it's just like, he's going to be a four, right?

But it does feel like, despite being so smart and using his body and knowing how to take certain steps and not take certain steps, it just doesn't seem particularly fleet of foot.

And so he almost seems like a more older school four doesn't have the same mobility when we're seeing now, like a lot of fours across the NBA are like hyper athletes who are just like extended wings who are just a little bit bigger.

Like the bonds is probably the prime example of that.

I don't know.

What have you thought about just cam overall, Kyle?

And just like, has it changed your thinking going into the draft at all this tournament?

So UConn now has Illinois in the final four.

I've been watching a lot of Wagla, which I say as if I'm at my local Dunkin' Donuts.

Just like, give me a Wagla.

Why are you the way you are?

I gotta say, I'm a fan, though.

I've been watching a little bit of Illinois.

I don't like their prospects against UConn, but what's crazy about him, what I've noticed about him, is his handle isn't super tight, but he has all of the escape movements you would want that are higher levels of that.

Like he has the side steps and like the step backs and the decel stuff and like the power through.