Layla Rahimi

He was like, hey, bring me a brownie.

He said it once, and I kind of just let it roll.

And then at the end, he's like, hey.

Serious about those brownies.

I was like, I got you.

I'm going to slide up there tomorrow.

I got you.

Just throwing darts at the board, right?

Listen, there was no vision, right?

I think that's where they went wrong in the first place.

They forced the head coach on him.

You hired, you essentially, you had your three finalists and then you hire your gym and say, hey, one of these guys is going to be head coach.

It's like, I didn't pick either one of these guys.

And so you throw floos on him and then there's no shared vision.

There's no alignment.

And now you're just drafting players

people right and then you don't have a real offensive system i mean in caleb's rookie year you go through three four play calls like that's insane but it also does not allow you to pick for any particular vision so now you have a coaching staff with continuity with clear direction clear vision and now you can't say this guy absolutely fits what we want to do or no he absolutely does not and you can take him off our board you gotta have the right makeup

Yeah, he said the pool was thin.

He didn't put a number or percentage on it, but he said if it gets thin, that's okay because we know this pool of guys are our guys.

Listen, is it an indictment that at this point he's saying that?