Rob Mahoney

He likes just can't be, I mean, he like, he got so scared of Anthony black.

He like slipped that scare, but he's like, the pressure was bothering him.

And I was like, granted, you know, Herter on the one hand, it hasn't like,

You think about like the Grady Dicks and there's a species of like, like skinny movement shooter that the finesse thing that I wonder if the physicality in the officiating has kind of, you've seen this happen in college too, where it's, it's really changed.

Like the, the, the spatial generation that they, I think Mike Prada called it, that, that,

It hasn't kind of evolved the way we thought.

We've kind of gone back to got two teams like the Pistons and the Magic, just slobber knocker, you know, just playing who can be more physical, 100 to 90 score.

That got me thinking about how the league's changed too.

Yeah, I think his processing mind, I think, is active.

And I think he's just got kind of a quiet presence about him.

And you see he has a little rag grin and things like that.

You just don't get a lot of it.

And granted, if I were as athletic as him, I would probably be pretty damn confident too.

But he's always just kind of had that way about him.

So it's been fun to watch, but not super surprising.

Yeah.

I think then that's one of the things that's going to propel him up.

The, the all playoff dog team and the pound who's in the, who's in the playoff dog pound.

Has any player had one anecdote mentioned every time he comes up, every game, every announcer mentions the 2018 national championship game with him.

It's every game.