Kenny Dennard

A lot of people think the head coach does all head coach doesn't do it all.

Those position coaches and trainers and the training, you know, the, the weightlifting and the,

conditioning coach, all those things are, you know, integral to having a successful team.

And then, you know, John's sat at the foot at the master played for the master.

So he knows what it takes to, to get through a season thing.

I love about what coach K started some many, many years ago, probably 20 is when I started doing a Saturday, Monday game, that Saturday game, they do a couple of year and they try to do them home, home,

Sometimes it's home and over to wake or whatever, but home, home this year, we had two of them.

And that, what that does is get them the players who are not many of them have never been to an NCAA tournament.

They're going to now they can create that space of here's what it's like to be in the NCAA tournament.

You play a game, you have a day off, you play a game and you get two of those this season.

And they just were successful with both on how to prepare for that.

So I don't know how many other teams are,

Some probably do, but that's something that Coach K started years ago, which was helpful for a guy from Houston who could fly in on a Friday and leave on a Tuesday and get to see two games instead of just one.

But Coach Shire, I mean, he's maturing.

The only time I ever hear anybody talk about Coach Shire is the gamblers because the spread got beat or something like that.

No, I'm just saying that's where.

But getting his team ready, they do great scouting reports.

They do great prep.

And, you know, he knows what he's doing.

So I wasn't worried about him.