Scott Van Pelt

Well, look, it's guys standing on a corner in Winslow, Arizona. I don't know what I'm doing right now. That was pretty good. No, that was good. No, but what I love, you guys show him respect and love, which is cool. And the coolest thing about Boom is that he's a legend, but he appreciates people still caring. You know what I'm saying? It's like...

Well, look, it's guys standing on a corner in Winslow, Arizona. I don't know what I'm doing right now. That was pretty good. No, that was good. No, but what I love, you guys show him respect and love, which is cool. And the coolest thing about Boom is that he's a legend, but he appreciates people still caring. You know what I'm saying? It's like...

Well, look, it's guys standing on a corner in Winslow, Arizona. I don't know what I'm doing right now. That was pretty good. No, that was good. No, but what I love, you guys show him respect and love, which is cool. And the coolest thing about Boom is that he's a legend, but he appreciates people still caring. You know what I'm saying? It's like...

You're Chris Berman, and you're always going to be Chris Berman. I don't know. But I love how much respect you show that guy.

You're Chris Berman, and you're always going to be Chris Berman. I don't know. But I love how much respect you show that guy.

You're Chris Berman, and you're always going to be Chris Berman. I don't know. But I love how much respect you show that guy.

I love how honest and vulnerable he is. You know, he he's talked openly with me about imposter syndrome, which imagine that you're the son of you're the son of that guy and you're the brother of the other guy. It's a lot. And he had this imposter syndrome. But now he's shared how his egos, you know, it's hard to fight. And he's talked about being an a-hole like I love all of that.

I love how honest and vulnerable he is. You know, he he's talked openly with me about imposter syndrome, which imagine that you're the son of you're the son of that guy and you're the brother of the other guy. It's a lot. And he had this imposter syndrome. But now he's shared how his egos, you know, it's hard to fight. And he's talked about being an a-hole like I love all of that.

I love how honest and vulnerable he is. You know, he he's talked openly with me about imposter syndrome, which imagine that you're the son of you're the son of that guy and you're the brother of the other guy. It's a lot. And he had this imposter syndrome. But now he's shared how his egos, you know, it's hard to fight. And he's talked about being an a-hole like I love all of that.

But you also just have to be honest about the parts that you don't love. And if he's going to act like that. and you're a UConn fan, then you've got to just say, well, yeah, that could be better. Two things can be true at once. You can love the vulnerability. You can love that edge. And you can also say that there's times that that goes too far, and you should correct that.

But you also just have to be honest about the parts that you don't love. And if he's going to act like that. and you're a UConn fan, then you've got to just say, well, yeah, that could be better. Two things can be true at once. You can love the vulnerability. You can love that edge. And you can also say that there's times that that goes too far, and you should correct that.

But you also just have to be honest about the parts that you don't love. And if he's going to act like that. and you're a UConn fan, then you've got to just say, well, yeah, that could be better. Two things can be true at once. You can love the vulnerability. You can love that edge. And you can also say that there's times that that goes too far, and you should correct that.

There's an out-of-bounds, and if you step on it, then you're out-of-bounds. And if somebody says you're out-of-bounds, they're not being an asshole for saying you're out-of-bounds. So I'm with you. I used to be real anti-Hurley. When he was at Rhodey, I'm like, this guy's out of his mind. He should... Take a hike.

There's an out-of-bounds, and if you step on it, then you're out-of-bounds. And if somebody says you're out-of-bounds, they're not being an asshole for saying you're out-of-bounds. So I'm with you. I used to be real anti-Hurley. When he was at Rhodey, I'm like, this guy's out of his mind. He should... Take a hike.

There's an out-of-bounds, and if you step on it, then you're out-of-bounds. And if somebody says you're out-of-bounds, they're not being an asshole for saying you're out-of-bounds. So I'm with you. I used to be real anti-Hurley. When he was at Rhodey, I'm like, this guy's out of his mind. He should... Take a hike.

And then he evolved and became, I think, a better guy, an incredible coach, a thoughtful guy. And this year was a lot for him. So I don't know. I mean, I think he's on a journey and he's just sharing it. I appreciate the vulnerability more than any of it.

And then he evolved and became, I think, a better guy, an incredible coach, a thoughtful guy. And this year was a lot for him. So I don't know. I mean, I think he's on a journey and he's just sharing it. I appreciate the vulnerability more than any of it.

And then he evolved and became, I think, a better guy, an incredible coach, a thoughtful guy. And this year was a lot for him. So I don't know. I mean, I think he's on a journey and he's just sharing it. I appreciate the vulnerability more than any of it.

Agreed. And can't we at least me, I can relate way more to that guy because I know people like that. Right. You know, I have friends like that. I love them. But then there's times but there's times that you just got to have somebody in your life that can sit you down and go, shut the fuck up. Right. I don't mean him. I mean, I mean, me or my friend. You're like, enough, enough.

Agreed. And can't we at least me, I can relate way more to that guy because I know people like that. Right. You know, I have friends like that. I love them. But then there's times but there's times that you just got to have somebody in your life that can sit you down and go, shut the fuck up. Right. I don't mean him. I mean, I mean, me or my friend. You're like, enough, enough.