Marshall Harris

He then took those lessons, became an assistant coach.

He went and did his own thing, whether it was internationally or as far as the world level with Brazil.

And then to go coach in France and have that type of success as a head coach and now be a lead assistant to...

No one could have foreseen what he would have to undergo in Portland, but to take that team to the playoffs in the West, I think he's got my benefit of a doubt, if that makes sense.

Was there something that he said that stuck with you yesterday that makes you either more encouraged or makes you with more of the wait-and-see attitude?

Yeah, yeah.

Jamal Collier, he is an NBA reporter for ESPN, joining us here on Rahimi Harris and Grody Marshall Harris, taking you to the top of the hour.

And hey, Jamal, it's next steps now, right?

Because you had to get your coach, you're still building out his staff, obviously, but the draft is next week.

And I want to run something by you that's interesting.

Reports out of Utah that there's a possibility they want to match Cam Boozer with Jaron Jackson Jr.

That would be a very highly complimentary front line, so it makes sense.

If that happens, this assumed thought of Caleb Williams...

See, there we go.

Caleb Wilson in Chicago might not happen the way we think because the people I talk to in Memphis say they don't want to bring in a guard if John Morant's still there.

Now, he may be gone by draft night.

Who knows?

But if it falls right where Caleb Wilson goes to, say, Memphis, could you see a possibility of Darren Peterson being in Chicago?

It feels very by the book, and it hasn't always been by the book.

Good way to put it.