Larry Harris

But even if, I mean, Larry Riley would tell you that even if Steph said, you know, San Francisco, I don't know, it wasn't going to derail us or, you know, put us in a position where we were going to move back.

Like, okay, let's move on from that because he doesn't want to be here.

And that was never the case.

Yeah, I think the biggest thing for Larry Riley at the time and the staff, Larry in general, was the family dynamic.

Del having played, the relationship...

I think that was big.

It played into it where we felt like, hey, there's some things, you know, obviously he's going to get bigger and stronger defensively.

Was he going to be able to hold up?

I mean, certain things like that.

The shooting was good.

I mean, no one in that building ever thought he would be the greatest shooter in the NBA, but we knew that.

With Dell and Sonia and them, you know, just he had the solid family behind him.

He had been immersed in the NBA for a number of years.

So when he came to us, we felt like it wasn't going to be that big of an adjustment other than getting his body and just maturing and stuff like that.

So, yeah.

Um, but yet watching him at Davidson, we never had a conversation that said, well, what is he a two guard, a point guard?

What is he really?

It was more like, Hey, is he going to be able to hold up defensively?

What do we think?

You know, where, where do we think we project him to be?