Larry Harris

So, but we, you know, born and raised in Indiana, lived in Utah one year, and then basically the whole family migrated to Texas and we never left.

Right.

Throughout middle school and high school.

So I just knew early on that what I wanted to do was I was more in player procurement.

I was more in building rosters and, you know, going to college and getting a math and computer science degree.

It was it was more of the analytics.

The numbers mattered more to me than coaching.

And I saw how hard it was for him.

And and again, I think he's one of the smartest, smartest people I know as far as basketball.

I mean, he's going to be 89 years old in June.

And he still will text me after games and stuff.

And hey, why are you guys not trapping the pick of the hole?

And what are you doing stuff?

And so when I talked to him, like his mind is still there.

Now, he's not going to run a marathon or play 18 holes, but you want to go back in history and ask him, you know, what was the score with in Boston in 81 in game six?

You know, was that at home or on the road against against the Celtics?

And he not only would tell you the road, he'd tell you the day of the game, the final score, how much Moses had.

And, you know, I should have done this and should have done that.

It's incredible.

That's awesome.