Rick Pitino

That's the first time he called them church bells, two months ago.

He said, as he described there, balls as big as church bells.

I mean, hit the side of the... I think he took four shots yesterday.

There's a part of me, like, if it doesn't work, where you're like, hey, Rick, what's wrong with you?

That is true.

That's what I was saying before, why it was such an amazing shot, but you did at least have the backup plan of overtime.

But you're Rick Pitino.

You're arguably one of the greatest coaches of all time.

And he is certainly enhancing that resume about what he's accomplished here.

And he basically told you, yeah, just listen to him.

I forgot he had zero points.

That is so weird.

It's almost the story you only tell when it works.

Because if it doesn't work, isn't the counter, dude, why are you allowing Bells to run a play for himself?

I mean, look, he's done nothing in this game.

No, I'm not saying he didn't, but it does take a special kind of oomph to let the guy who has zero points get the ball in his final hands and put up that last shot.

Now, you're right.

You have the backup of this thing goes to overtime.

I'll take my chance.

Yes.