Ron Everhart

And back to the old, you know, what everybody thinks Duke can and maybe will be.

So I think this is going to be maybe their first, I'm sorry, I said High Point, I meant to say Siena.

But this may be a

Big test for them, a huge test for them in terms of this particular tournament run.

I think with Duke also, I think people have to remember late in tournaments, even last year with Flagg and Knipple, who were maybe two of the very best players in the NBA this year as rookies, they did not win at all.

So it's going to be interesting to see.

Well, I think, and I say that basically because he's still active and

You know, I think it's kind of like the argument between who's the best NBA player ever.

Well, you know, Bill Russell has the most rings.

Michael Jordan was the most impressive.

LeBron James may be a better athlete than both of them.

You know, there's all kinds of different arguments, and I think that once you're done coaching and you're in the Hall of Fame, you're that.

And, you know, if we say, well, we're going to go by wins, then obviously Krzyzewski's the guy, right?

I mean, I...

I think that he's proven to be what everybody says that he is.

But to me, the impressive thing about Coach Patino is he's still going at it, man.

I mean, you know, I saw a video clip earlier in the year of him in the gym, in the actual weight room at St.

John's facility, lifting and doing his workout and all that.

And I'm thinking, man, at his age –

he kind of reminds you of a Tom Brady type.