Russ Dorsey

50-50, like, she's incredible.

And you see her to this day, you know, at LSU.

Flage is a legend.

It shows, you know, the growth of the game because she is a trendsetter in, you know, being a dual, you know, talent.

She's a musician as well as, you know, an athlete.

And that was very important to her coming to that game and picking the right college that would support her in what she wanted to pursue.

And it was almost like we grew up watching like Deion Sanders.

And that was just such a big deal to try to do a lot of things, you know, and play baseball and basketball or football.

And then, you know, Flau'jae is like, this now is a new era.

And this film basically captures moments like that where the McDonald's game is kind of the precursor to what you're getting ready to see in basketball and professional basketball.

So even like NIL,

is a big part of the film as well.

And, you know, we got to see firsthand, like in 2022 filming the game or like the kids are just figuring out NIL, but the rules just kind of passed and they're, you know, but they're still got that teenage feeling.

But then we get to 2023 and we go to film in Houston and follow the kids in that year.

You instantly, every kid has an agent and,

Nike deals.

Nike deals.

Even though it was an Adidas event, it was the beginning of a new era.

I'll go first.

I always say it's Paul Pierce for me because Paul Pierce came on a mission.