Mark Grote

You come in here and you're like, well, gosh, we hope we got the right coach.

We hope our quarterback's going to pan out or we're looking for a quarterback.

So having those pillars taken care of, this is the easy part.

Uh-oh.

Somebody got fired, huh?

With Rahimi Harrison-Grote on 104.3 The Score.

I do.

I wish I were kidding.

This is a real thing that happened.

Dee, I love that you are a coach and that you have stayed in this game for as long as you have.

And I'm just so curious.

We have so many more technological advances than we did when you were recruited.

Do you have any explanation as to how Keaton Wagler has gone from being so under-recruited to where he is now, given what we have as far as recruiting these days?

Dee Brown, he is the Roosevelt University head basketball coach here in Chicago, and he's also, of course, a former Illinois guard.

Big Ten Player of the Year in 2005, and he joins us here on Rahimi Harrison-Grody ahead of the Final Four, which takes place tomorrow.

Dee, I'm going to ask you to put your analyst hat on because I know you've been following this team all year.

What is your biggest concern about this team heading into the Final Four, and what are you most confident in about this team?

He does.

Because Matt Ryan has the word football in his title.

That's really what we're getting at here, right?