Ty Jerome
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard Mar 2025
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This guy's like walking his way to the lane and like shooting off one leg and the reps are calling foul. Like it looks so crazy. But if you watch the NBA, it's like, those are the fouls people call. Like just because I might do a slower or, uh,
I mean, you're right. You're right. Because I'm guilty of that every night. So you're right. Like, if I don't get every single call, I'm complaining. And it's just, it's not even on purpose. It's just like, in the moment, like, you're fired up. It's not even on purpose. And afterwards, I'm like, dude, that was bad of me.
No, I shouldn't. I really shouldn't. I just got a fine the other day.
Yeah, I think the biggest thing is everyone buying in. Because it is nice that we don't finish the game with Jared Allen, who I think should have been an all-star this year. And he's making whatever, close to 100. I don't know exactly what it is, but it's around there. And he's been extremely consistent for us. And he could easily throw a fit when he hasn't finished a game. Yeah.
I had a lot of teammates that would do that in the past. And this year, you don't see any of that from anybody. I mean, we go 10 deep, 11 deep. We can go 12, 13 deep on some nights. You know what I mean? So nobody complaining, nobody throwing a fit. That's what allows us to do that because everyone's just like, all right, my number is called. I got to go impact the game.
Um, and it starts with everyone's attitude there. And then, and then from there, it's the top guys like Donovan D Darius and Evan, their selflessness and ability to like, let everyone else do their thing, um, is really helpful for us as collectively too, because then it comes down to the game and, you know, you can't,
you can't go double because you know they're willing to make the pass and then you know someone else might have 15 already do you want to leave him open you know i mean so it's just the ability of us to remain selfless and it starts with our top guys obviously because we kind of you go how they go so that's really what i think the biggest thing with us is what do you think you match up better against boston or okc
there was really no panic. I mean, you're right. We do have to go to them to win the East and they have a funny chance and, you know, they're a great team, rightfully so. They should be the favorites until someone knocks them off. I get all that. But, at the end of the day, for us, it really was another game.
Like, yes, you get so excited for those games because, you know, you're going into Boston. Like, But then it's really just one of 82. So there really was no panic for us. You know, we're sitting there like they've made every single three and we've missed every single three. Like, I think realistically the score should have been like 16-10 at that point.
So it's just, you look at the game like that and, you know, so seven minutes left in the first quarter, so much game left to be played. And, you know, you see that all the time. And again, you can go up 20 early and usually by halftime, it's a new game. So there's really never really any panic in this group. And I think that starts with obviously our coaching staff and our players.
I think we're getting borderline racist here, bro. I think we're just calling out all the white guys now. D-Way is an elite defender.
You're going to get someone in trouble on this podcast. You got to chill.
Yeah, no, no lie. We talk about it randomly. Like some will come up randomly. Like we'll see someone, someone will post about it. And that really is, that really is crazy. Like you don't, it's wild. And our, our AAU team, like some other guys, like Eric Pascal was on that team. Some other guys that went division one. So we look back on it now we're on the same NBA team.
Like that, that really is crazy. And then I got my college teammate with me too. So this year has been pretty special for sure.
Yeah, his reject and how explosive he is downhill is just like once he gets you on his hips, it's over. So I think as soon as you... Yeah, I think you obviously got that. You know, playing through Evan this year has been a great answer for us. And then, you know, we got an all-star point guard right next to Donovan, too. So... You really can't go wrong.
And then we added Dre, who can play out of the high post. That had been a lot of people in the NBA. So we really got a lot of options. But yeah, I'm really not mad at any of that. The ball's in Donovan's hands, Darius's hands, Evan's hands. We're going to get something good 99% of the time.
I would say, I don't know. This is an agenda that we can maybe push on here. Like, how is he not the front runner, most improved player? Can he get that and defensive player of the year? Can he get both?
Yeah. Because I don't see how he's not most improved. Like last year, he wasn't doing any of this besides playing defense. His three ball wasn't really reliable. This is not a knock on Evan last year. It's just how much he improved. He's pushing the break this year. He's throwing lobs. He's catching lobs. How many people are really doing that in the league? I don't understand how he's not
If Norman Powell doesn't play 65 games, I don't understand how he's not the frontrunner for most improved. But yeah, to answer your question, he's like a new player offensively. He's bringing the ball up for us now.
I think it was a mix of everything. You feel every emotion over the course of that year. You feel the embarrassment. You know you're laughing stock of college basketball for the entire summer. You know that. Then it becomes a mad group. Then it becomes an anxious group because now you know nothing you do in a regular season almost matters. You feel every emotion.
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