Tom Hart

I mean, Oscar told me.

Others corroborated it and talked about the mechanics of everything that happened where he refused to get on the plane.

And because of this vision that he had had that the entire plane crashed and he was the only survivor.

And I thought it was really interesting from a basketball perspective.

He felt like he was carrying the weight of the entire team, which was another part of it.

So that was pretty impactful.

And the 12 team, Tyler Uless was on that 2012 team?

Tyler Uless was 20.

2015.

Okay.

So I didn't do any good Kentucky games those early years, right?

And so the first good Kentucky game I got was at South Carolina when Cal got tossed 38 seconds into the game.

That was a great game, yeah.

Kenny Payne called one side of the court.

Tyler Uless ran the other side of the court.

I was so appreciative of Tyler Uless as a player.

Once again, he was player of the year in the league, right?

But nobody would say, oh, yeah, over the last 15 years of Kentucky basketball, Tyler Uless and Oscar Sheboy, but those are the guys who resonated with me in that span.

I agree that it does, and I think it's real simple, and this isn't being hypercritical or anything that people don't already know, but roster construction with this team is flawed, and it becomes exposed when you have players that you count on be lost for the season.

I mean, point guard play right now is a real issue for this team.