Seth Greenberg

And Sam Presti finds an edge better than any guy that's doing that job right now in terms of a GM to president.

The business of college basketball is what I call it.

Look, I mean, Dusty May just won a national championship.

Won a national championship.

And instead of going back to the hotel and celebrating with the families and the players...

Because as crazy as it sounds, the NBA, you have a better chance to build a long-term culture than you do in college today.

In the NBA, there are guardrails and guidelines.

In college, there are none.

In college, you'll sign to a one-year contract, and they're a free agent.

The spacing, the flow, the force, the entertainment has never been better.

The benefits of college basketball is an absolute mess.

It's an absolute mess, and you see a guy as young and as successful as Dusty May, and he says, I have no life.

And this is what the guys, look, I speak to guys all year long.

All the coaches are getting paid all that, but I understand that.

I understand that.

But they're not being given the money.

It's seven days a week, 12 months a year, 24 hours a day.

Like it's evaluating the next class.

Why some of the NBA guys that have gone from NBA to college haven't succeeded in a lot of ways in our game is because they don't understand.

Hey, you're the best DP.