Stan Van Gundy

And so that would happen even within the game itself.

And then after the game, you go back and you look at the film and you can just line up the mistakes you made.

And I'm talking about in your best game.

I'm talking about you get a 30-point win and you're looking and saying, we weren't ready for that.

They could have taken advantage for that.

We got lucky.

They missed here.

And so in that pursuit of always trying to do things better, which I think is good, but to just be able to say what – I really wish I could have just said, okay –

Win or lose.

What could we have done better?

Let's approach that and then let's move on instead of it weighed me down, the mistakes.

I mean, affected the way I thought about myself and everything else.

And if you're not thinking well of yourself, then you're not happy.

I mean, that's sort of the cycle that I went through.

No, not at all.

And the NBA was never something that I even thought about, you know, other than to watch it like a fan.

I mean, you know, we we came up.

We both were small college players.

My dad was a small college coach.

I thought that's where I would be and I would have been perfectly happy being there.