Shaq Moore

Also, the more you play them, the more comfortable you get with them, the more you know what's required of you as a team and individually.

So experience is the greatest teacher.

It's hard to kind of replicate it unless you've been in a few.

That's a good question, especially how we're only together a lot of times for like a week, a week and a half at times.

But, you know, I think the most important thing that we do, the coach kind of brought us together really well, right?

So a lot of guys are always away in Europe.

So when we come home, it's like,

almost like we're home again, right?

And a lot of us played together, you know, growing up as well, whether that's a U17 camp or U20 camp.

So we're familiar with who we are, but definitely the camaraderie, the chemistry starts when we're all away.

We keep in touch and then we come together.

It's like a family ready to compete.

So with the American team, basically you play with your club team.

So I was in Nashville, I was in Tenerife, I was in Spain, now I'm in Dallas.

And the coach kind of checks on you from afar, right?

So you're playing and he watches games every weekend and who he thinks is best, who he thinks can fit in this place or that place.

And then after he makes his decisions,

Camp by camp, right?

So there's a camp in March.

There's a camp in May.