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Hey everybody, and welcome to another episode of sports prep live, sports prep live, where we unbox the bike and talk excellent in athletics.

Welcome back to sports prep Live. Today is Monday, March 3, and last week's episode, a lot of people liked our conversation about Oscar Robertson, Draymond, green, NBA related things, and this week we had even more NBA controversy. So we're going to make sure we hit on that a little bit. We're going to talk about some probably the biggest week of the year in women's college basketball and a good week in men's college basketball as well. Not much impactful ranking shakeups going on there, but definitely a lot in the women's side. And then we're gonna have a little discussion that is long overdue on this show that I've had with kB probably 40 times. And nobody has given in. It's a debate, a common debate in basketball, but he said that a point was made recently that may change his opinion on his take. So we're gonna see what that is. We're gonna see how that goes. KB was going on, what's up? What's up, ready to roll. All right, we'll start with women's college basketball here. Yes, this was a big week, a huge week, huge and just to the listeners of this show, to the consistent listeners of sports prep live. Okay, I know what I'm talking about. When I talk about college sports and women's basketball, I'm well versed. I really believed, okay, no, I didn't really believe anything. I was very reluctant to say UCLA was going to win that game, and I was backed into a corner by KB here, who forced me to make a decision when I said I didn't want to. I wanted to go with USC, but I decided that UCLA at home, they're playing at home, right? Yeah, they were the higher ranked team playing well. I thought they could get it done. I was wrong. Juju went for 30 again, 23 in the first half, and now USC is the number two team in the country, and that's the first big ranking shake up. USC is up to number two. Texas remains number one. UConn is now three, deservedly so. UCLA is fourth. South Carolina is up to five. And my pick for the national championship, Notre Dame, fallen off alone all the way to six. Yes, they lost to Florida State, which was not a good loss. The last one to NC State. I did a little bit of NC State is tough, yeah, yeah. No, I did a little I did a little bit of a deep dive NC State is number seven. I did a little bit of a deep dive into the NC State game with statistics and all of that to make sense of the loss in double overtime. By the way, no, we're not doing all of that with this loss. They had to Florida State this weekend. They were up by 15 points in the first half, right? They should have blown this team out. They were ranked number 24 NC State, on the other hand, was ranked number 11 at the time the game. Now they're up to seven. Florida State is a fringe top 25 Notre Dame, who was formerly number one in the country, should have taken care of business. I got nothing for this one. I'm not going to be soft and switch up my pick for the national championship, but I will say I do have some concerns if they're performing like this at this point in the season, so that that's where I'm at with Notre Dame.

K.B. 3:52
I think, I think the the fear that other teams that may have had is gone. You know, once that that loss happens, and everyone else feels like, hey, you know, they found a way. They're going to watch tape. They're going to see what worked, what was successful, for the teams that knock off these top teams usually, you know? And that's kind of what I was thinking with respect to UCLA that. Oh, we've seen juju, Watkins, we've seen USC the Trojans. They beat them. They beat them pretty badly. Yeah,

Graydon Prescott 4:22
right. I think, well, the first, the first game, was close. It was, it was a five point. Well, juju,

K.B. 4:26
yeah, dropped 38 points. Yeah. Um, so you would think, as with a home game, that UCLA was going to play better than they did. Lauren Betts, who did okay in the first game, she struggled. She didn't get off to a good start in the first game, so she came on a little bit later, and in this game, she just couldn't. She did, she did struggle, but Juju did not. And I don't think there's going to be a lot of people doubting not that we ever did, or big Juju Watkins fans. I don't think they're going to be a lot of people doubting what USC can do in this upcoming March Madness tournament. I. I've got my eye on USC, I've got my eye on UConn, Paige Becker's AZ Fudd, still an outside chance for Notre Dame, but I do think they've lost a little bit of that luster, and I just don't think and that's half the battle. Yeah, a lot of the teams that they're going to be playing no fear. And the same thing happened with LSU,

Graydon Prescott 5:16
and the no fear problem for Notre Dame is now they've probably played themselves out of a number one seat, correct? They're going to be a two seed. Texas is going to be a well. That all depends on the SEC tournament with Texas and Texas as well. Only one of those two is going to get the top seed. That's going to be Texas, or it's going to be South Carolina, one of those two, and it's probably going to be either USC or UCLA, depending on how the Big 10 tournament shakes out. I'm not saying UCLA is beating USC again, not earned. My lesson that ship has sailed when the Big 10 tournament comes. When it comes down to it, USC is the Big 10 regular season champions now. They're the higher ranked team. I see no reason that they

K.B. 5:54
don't. Yeah, I think once you've beat a team twice, there's no guarantee that you're going to be on third time if they end up meeting in the tournament. But I will say the hard there has to be a healthy fear on the part of UCLA, one facing USC. But to

Graydon Prescott 6:07
for UCLA, they know that one of the hardest things to do in all of sports is to beat a team three times. Really hard to do. But the way that the Watkins, the way that the first two meetings have gone with USC, kind of controlling things from start to finish in both I mean, there was a there was a second there in the first game where you thought, okay, UCLA came back. They're going to take control of the game whenever it was 6967 in favor of UCLA at one point. But USC had control, basically, wire to wire, except for a few minutes here and there. Second game, it was USC wired like there wasn't even close. The entire time it was a double digit lead. At halftime, they ended up winning by 13, and they just looked like UCLA looked like they were just completely outmatched. And it was concerning for UCLA title hopefuls, because at one point they were the clear favorites to win the Champions. Yeah,

K.B. 7:04
you know the danger with someone like a USC and having Juju Watkins? You know, we hear a lot of comparisons Juju was only in the sophomore right? We hear a lot of comparisons with what she's doing scoring wise, and what Caitlin Clark did. And obviously we're big fans of the maestro Caitlin Clark, but I will say this, Juju Watkins plays tough defense. Juju Watkins can get to the basket and finish. Juju Watkins has Juju Watkins has a mid range game. She has a three point game, she rebounds, she assists. She's a decent floor a pretty good floor general. She's not on the level of a Caitlyn Clark in terms of floor generalship, but almost every other marker, it's hard to defeat someone, and then her work ethic. I mean, she is in the lab with Phil handy almost every weekend. And I'm not saying there's other people out there, or other young women out there who aren't putting in that kind of work, but I just you don't see it. It's not going viral on social media. Juju Watkins is always in the lab. She reminds me early on, before the injuries of an AZ foot, AZ foot was always in the lab, and you can still see the remnants of that, but just how much she's put in she's obviously, she's suffered some almost career ending injuries in both knees, but she is still a Hooper, and she's starting to come on, but that's who she kind of reminds me of, a healthy version of AZ FUD and got she's got more height, so Juju is a problem, and I don't think any team out there wants to look across the bracket and see USC coming for him. Yeah,

Graydon Prescott 8:37
I completely agree. I think that USC is, they're on a roll. They're not afraid of anybody in the country, Texas, UConn, UCLA doesn't matter. They're not afraid of anybody. And nobody wants to see them in the NCAA Tournament. They're going to be a number one seed again this year. And yeah, I really do think that they're going to have a very good chance at winning a championship. So, yeah, good for USC to get the win, quote, unquote, on the road. Sure.

Speaker 2 9:06
You know they're driving down the street 20 minutes. Yeah, right down the street. Still,

Graydon Prescott 9:11
you're in a hostile environment. And that's a big win for them. So they clinch the Big 10 championship. They're going to be the number one seed in the Big 10 tournament, and barring any, barring anything that you know, we don't expect, they're going to be a number one seed in the NCAA Tournament, absolutely. Yeah, that's about it for for women's college basketball, was a big week. And yeah, so we're going to move on here. But before we do it, is great in Prescott on sports prep live, and we are here to discuss Lebron James. Yeah, LeBron James made some news this week, a guy who doesn't get talked about a lot on this show. Just FYI. I'm a Lakers fan. I'm a LeBron fan. Full disclosure, yeah. Full disclosure, sure, but that doesn't matter. I'm still going. To be completely objective. So LeBron commented, he was talking about Anthony Edwards when he said this, he said, Why would you want to be the face of the league when all the media does is just kind of crap on, crap on, yeah, yes,

K.B. 10:14
he didn't say crap. But we get the point. So

Graydon Prescott 10:18
why would you want to be the face of the league when you know all the media wants to do is just crap on you in this day and age, like it's a terrible time to want to be the face of the Sure,

K.B. 10:28
sure the players the league right?

Graydon Prescott 10:31
And honestly, I see his point. I really have, for a long time, despised how the media approaches the NBA or

K.B. 10:42
certain personalities within the media, yeah, old heads, because that's primarily where it's coming from, right? This, this penchant for nostalgia and basketball, yeah, so much greater when they were a kid. And I

Graydon Prescott 10:56
really think old heads just need to, like, fall back. Yeah, just move out of the way. Clear the way. Yes, your time has passed. You know, there and there are going to be people who aren't going away anytime soon, like a Stephen A Smith or Shannon sharp but even Stephen A some of the stuff he says, he just sounds like an old head who is stuck up on his nostalgia.

K.B. 11:20
Shannon Sharpe gives Yeah, yeah. Gives a lot of love to this generation of players as a professional athlete. He gets it

Graydon Prescott 11:28
the big three in basketball media, even though one of them was kind of an NFL player, big three or Skip Bayless, or were Skip Bayless, Stephen A Shannon Sharpe, if Shannon Sharpe is the best of the three, and then Stephen A is kind of in the middle, and Skip Bayless is just crazy. But you see a lot of people who like to compare eras saying that this era is soft, this era all they do is shoot threes, what have you. It's really it would be really irritating as a NBA player who you worked your entire life to get there, and now everybody's just crapping on the NBA right, just because it's different than it was in the past. And let me be very clear here high school teams now, the best high school team, sure, sure, are winning NBA championships in the 80s, sure. Well, no, no, in the 80s. I'm

K.B. 12:17
not sure about the 80s, but I do get your point. I think that maybe we go back another decade or so, because, you know, starting with Magic Johnson, you know, and Larry Bird and like, those were some pretty solid teams. There was a lot of talent, a lot of athleticism, obviously fighting a lot of cocaine. Yes, yes, there was that too. The skill sets were not what they are today with most players, although I would stack Magic Johnson up in his floor general ship against nobody magic ever played.

Graydon Prescott 12:47
Magic. Magic is Larry Bird is in my top 10, yes, outside of that 80s, and then Kareem outside of that. Nobody in the 80s is in that list for me. Nobody, wow, wow. There's three people.

K.B. 13:00
Well, dude was in the 80s for a little bit before he took over the night. Okay,

Graydon Prescott 13:03
well, he counts as a 90s player, but I mean, the night, because the chips happened in the 90s, is that, yeah, that's exactly what he had. What of his, of his five MV, Michael Jordan, were in the 90s. Michael Jordan was balling in the 80s, one MVP, zero finals, appears. I understand that. I understand that zero time, one conference finals. But

K.B. 13:20
he was balling. He was he had a crappy team and he had crappy coaches, right? But he was hoping Okay,

Graydon Prescott 13:24
but, but most people remember him from the 90s. I consider him to be, he's the undisputed goat of the night, correct. Correct, there's no denying that he's not the go to the 80s. That's Magic Johnson. Correct, I agree. So that's why I say or

K.B. 13:37
Larry Bird, depending on who you ask, yeah, yeah. And not that I'm saying, Yeah, but, but,

Graydon Prescott 13:42
and Kareem technically. And Kareem technically is a 70s player, just by, just by, I'm saying these players, I know they played in different decades. I'm just talking about when they hit their peak. So for me, LeBron James, he's a 2000 10s player, right? Even though he's still in the

K.B. 13:56
league 60s, 70, Kareem and played on the nerd Kareem, uh, retired in 1989 oh, did he Yeah, he was from 1960 he did. Oh, that was vladivos that played Lottie devot played from 19 the first championship run that the bulls had. That was with Vladi on the floor, right? Kareem wasn't on the team. That was 90 Yes,

Graydon Prescott 14:14
that was 91 so yeah, all I'm saying is Michael Jordan, his peak, 90s. LeBron, James peaked 2010 so I consider LeBron when I think 2000 10s, that's LeBron era. When I think 2000s I think Kobe shack, Tim Duncan, I agree with that, right? That's all I'm saying. But yes, if we're counting Michael Jordan as an 80s player, he's also in the top 10. But other than those guys, I really don't think the 80s was this gold in era for basketball. Like, yeah, magic and Larry Bird really did save the league. This is 100% true, yes. But if you go back

K.B. 14:47
and watch the game, there was a lot of crappy basketball going,

Graydon Prescott 14:49
Yeah, horrible basketball in the 80s. It's a hard one, not

K.B. 14:53
to mention some of the off court antics. Yeah, with some of these basketball

Graydon Prescott 14:57
in the 80s and some in the 90s too, is just. A hard watch, like it's really tough to watch, the 80s is actually one of the highest scoring eras in NBA history, second to only the past four seasons. But not this year, sure, or the year before. That was a high era. And then the 80s are high scoring here. Defense in the 80s, although people like to glorify it because of the fouling, fight, physicality, sure, defense in the 80s was terrible, terrible. And these old heads, I guess they like to think that fighting equates defense, right? So they glorify, oh, people play defense in the 80s and hand checking, this, that, whatever. And all these old heads talking about, you know, trying to compare eras of basketball, because they are blinded by their own nostalgia. If you really watch the basketball from 19 from the founding of the NBA in 1947 up until like 1995 basketball was the basketball being played on a consistent basis. I'm not saying every sure they were ever Yeah, yeah. It was really not that good at all. Yeah, you didn't start to see everybody in the NBA can play for real until like 9596 97 then you had to be good at basketball to get into the NBA. If you were a tall anybody in 1984 you could get an NBA you could get on an NBA

K.B. 16:20
team. Yeah, I agree with that. You know, you'd be hard pressed in the 1980s to say, give me 25 to 40 outstanding basketball players in that area. You can't do it. You can get that would be really tough. Yeah, I agree to 1015 Yeah, yeah. I agree with that.

Graydon Prescott 16:36
You can get to 10, maybe 15, but once you get past that,

K.B. 16:40
maybe they had height or something like that, yeah, yeah, skill set like Robert.

Graydon Prescott 16:44
Robert Parish is no excellent basketball player. He was just tall. So yeah, I've completely echo that sentiment. I really agree with that

K.B. 16:54
point, yeah. And, you know, that was a frustration point for LeBron James, because again, he said, you know, they crapped on him. And this ex, this echoes what we were talking about last week with Oscar Robertson, yeah, and what he was saying about Draymond Green, which was just incredibly egregious. Because if we take a look at not to rehash that conversation, but if we take a look at one guy's career versus the other guy's career, I think the vast majority of people would like to have Draymond Green. Oh yeah, career, oh yeah. And it is not even close. So I get he's an elder statesman, you know, 86 years old, but I think that's kind of what LeBron was talking about. And he didn't want to call out weekend. He didn't want to call out Oscar Robertson. He wanted to call out the media. I know some of those arrows were directed at Stephen A Smith, and appropriately so. But I think that conversation that that Oscar Robertson started, which piggybacks on what JJ Redick said about, you know, you guys were playing firemen, right, like in plumbers and so, yeah, you look great compared to those guys, because most of the people in the league in the 1950s and 60s could not play a liquor basket, right?

Graydon Prescott 18:04
I mean, dudes that aren't getting in the game right now, like, I don't know, George Niang,

Speaker 2 18:11
Troy Brown, yeah, from Troy. Troy Brown. Who can who? Yeah? Troy

Graydon Prescott 18:15
Brown. If you plop him into the NBA in the 60s or the 70s, he's running the table, he'd be accused of witchcraft and wizardry, right? Like, for real, he's running the table. It's completely different. Basketball is played at such a high level, it's not even comprehendible. It wouldn't even be comprehendible for the

K.B. 18:33
people, yeah, things would almost look illegal. You can't do that. And I'm saying that Euro step or something like that pro heroes

Graydon Prescott 18:40
that were actually considered illegal. And then, you know, you look at the rules, there's just so many things that have changed. And you watch basketball like I said, the 80s and stuff like that, but if you go back farther than that, it's almost laughable how they're playing. Sure, sure. I mean, you know, dudes can't dribble with their left hand. A crossover isn't even a thing. You're just dribbling with your right hand.

K.B. 19:00
I've never been, and I think this is where that conversation was going with JJ Redick, and he was on first take. I've never been a Bob Cousy fan, like to me, Bob Cousy could not play a liquor basketball. No, he

Graydon Prescott 19:11
said, Bob Cousy specific, right, played firemen. So plumbers and firemen. So we

K.B. 19:17
need to stop in this day and age comparing these players to that era and those players in basketball, it is not even close. It is unfair. And I get why there is a point of frustration with these modern day players, because it's like they don't want to say that, like, Who are you comparing me to a triple double coming from Oscar Robinson, Oscar Robertson in his era and a triple double, averaging a triple double over a season from Oscar Robertson the one time he did it, and then Russell Westbrook, when he did it entirely. I know different. I know. I mean, what Russell Westbrook had to go through to be able to average a triple double is insane,

Graydon Prescott 19:57
yeah. And the people who, by the way, the people who say Ross. So Westbrook was stat patting whatever. Look who was on his darn team? Well, he was,

K.B. 20:03
but, but you're right. No, no, he was, he was chasing that. He was jail. Still. He had to go get it. Yeah, he cleared it, and he's done it four times. He had to go get it. No doubt about it. He's done it four times. But I think it was a goal. I do believe it. I'm sure

Graydon Prescott 20:18
it was, but I mean to do it in the first time he did it was 2017 like this is the era of PACE teams are running. And much

K.B. 20:28
tougher in this era to do it. Then in an era when you come in highly touted as Oscar Robertson did, yeah, what? 1959 or 5860 and then around there, yeah, and then again, most of the people that you are playing against are plumbers and firemen, right? Weekend Warriors and so yes, it's pretty easy to go out and average a triple double. It's pretty easy to go out and have scoring titles. But even then, you weren't winning championships. He's only got one. So for him to be talking about Draymond Green and what Draymond does or does not do on the basketball court that the basketball is boring to Draymond, because all he does is pass the ball to step curry again, we don't need to rehash last week's show. I just think was a really low point in the nostalgia versus the modern day basketball, and it really seems to demonstrate just how far gone some of these media analysts are, some of these former players are for the nostalgia the era that they played basketball, which is not even close right to this era. And that brings me to a point which you you alluded to earlier in the show. A lot of the people who make, and I am a huge Michael Jordan fan, a lot of the people who make the argument for Michael Jordan being the greatest of all time, here we go, yourself included, myself included. You know, I was thinking about this, you know, between last week's show and this week's show, yeah, LeBron James comments, which I think were apropos. Here we go. A lot of the people who make the case that Michael Jordan is the greatest ever, that argument is predicated upon the fact that he won six championships. Yeah, and yes, he won six championships in six attempts. That's impressive. Yeah, there's no doubt that's impressive. But he didn't win 11 Yeah, and I don't think that anybody would argue that the dude that did win 11 is the greatest of all time, no, because he's not, not even close for LeBron James to do what he has done in this era of basketball. And I'm, let's Yeah, by far the most talented era. Let's talk about the 22 years that he's been playing basketball. And I'm just talking on the court, this guy is unimpeachable off the court. Great dad, great ambassador for the sport, great business person, great philanthropist, LeBron James, as a man runs circles around Michael Jordan. Just laps around Michael Jordan. Michael Jordan was a jerk, not only to his teammates, you know, to the community, in terms of there were political things that he could have weighed in on. And I believe his comment was, well, I can't weigh in on politics because Republicans buy shoes too. All that's true, but it was really a cowardly act, right? It doesn't tell people who to vote for, but it's letting people know, hey, you need to be invested in your communities. You need to get out and you need to vote. He didn't do any of that. And that speaks to the off the court stuff, but on the court, LeBron James has been incredible for 22 years. He has won or he has achieved almost everything that you could possibly achieve. He has four championships in an era where, yes, he's been to the finals. And even, I don't know if that's a knock on him, he's been in the finals 10

Graydon Prescott 23:44
times. Yeah. Would you would you rather spend your career? Okay, when you get to the finals you win, like, yeah, you've gotten to the finals six times. Cool. When you get to the finals, you win, cool, awesome. Would you rather spend your career getting to the finals or losing in the first three rounds and then holding it against like, how you hold it against him for losing? He was there, yeah, like he was there, he's there, and he's going against and most of the dynasty spurs, Tim Duncan, Tony Parker, Manuel, Boston, Celtics. He was in the east, so he never played the Celtics in the final Golden State Warriors and the loaded thunder. And he had one loss to the Dallas Mavericks, which was a bad one. I'm not gonna lie, that was bad spurs and, yeah. But then, you know, spurs and warriors, yes. And then he played his former team, they eat, and he won that. I just really don't see an argument. And again, I'm biased or and I am too, yeah, yeah, but, but I

K.B. 24:39
am, I am starting to move in your direction with respect to this Michael Jordan, LeBron James conversation. That's what I like to hear in terms of the goat. I think we need to open that conversation shout out to Kobe Bryant too. Like there's another name that another person that I love. Believe throw

Graydon Prescott 25:00
their hat in the ring. I love Kobe. Love his game, love his mentality. Love everything about Kobe. That's not a name that that should be in the conversation. I

K.B. 25:10
don't know. I

Graydon Prescott 25:12
just don't think. I just don't think, here's why

K.B. 25:15
Kobe didn't have, I believe, more championships, one he was kind of facing he has five, by the way, right? He has five, and could have been more. But you know why Kobe doesn't have one of the reasons Kobe doesn't have more championships because there was a person out there who was not as disciplined as Kobe Bryant, and had that person had more discipline. I mean, Kobe was a dog. Yeah, Kobe's practices were more important to him than game

Graydon Prescott 25:42
look when Kobe, when they won the first championship in 2000 Yeah. People like to say, Oh yeah, Shaq won the Finals MVP. But the Pacers were, you know, double teaming Kobe, whatever. No, that's not what happened. They were sending four people at Shaq and then one person to guard. The rest of the dudes, Shaq averaged 38 and 20 with four blocks, and Colby average 15 points, absolutely shooting 30% from the like Colby was great. I am not going to argue that Kobe is not COVID is not great. COVID is in my top 10 basketball players of all time. He should be in everybody's Top 10 basketball players of all time. And I've heard some people say that he's not for as opposed to people like who named 10 players better, Colby

K.B. 26:23
had a unique situation in that he was so destined to be great from a young age that LeBron

Graydon Prescott 26:32
the chosen one as a sophomore.

K.B. 26:35
I get it. I get I get. This isn't a knock on LeBron, but I'm saying that Colby was in this position, that his work ethic was so incredible, it was so ferocious. And then when you step on the basketball court with someone who doesn't have that kind of work ethic, who doesn't want to chase greatness, Kobe was thinking, look, we might be able to get 5678, of these things, and he didn't have a partner in that. And I think that's one of the frustrating things for him and his career, and him and Shaq talked about this like that caused that consternation. Kobe was a killer, and he wanted to win at all costs. And I just don't think with big fun loving Shaq diesel and shout out to Shaq, right? Like all time. Great.

Graydon Prescott 27:17
Let's be very clear. Shaquille O'Neal was a beast. Is one of the 10 to 12 greatest players. But imagine

K.B. 27:26
if Shaquille O'Neal had the mindset of a Kobe Bryant or a Michael Jordan still, still, and without that, he achieved.

Graydon Prescott 27:34
And then when, and then when Shaq left, and Kobe had the team for himself. The Lakers were terrible. I understand

K.B. 27:41
that. But that was like Jordan before Pippin kind of grew into his own, even before he had him. What did he red cellars like? Okay,

Graydon Prescott 27:48
the year Pippin got drafted. Yeah, no, let me 2005 Lakers missed the playoffs. 2006 Lakers are the seven seed in the playoffs and lose in the first round. 2007 Lakers missed the playoffs. 2008 they trade for power. All Star. Get to the final Sure. Michael Jordan and I am not a Michael Jordan is the goat person, right? Michael Jordan was making the playoffs like 86 he had 63 in the garden. They making the playoff 87

K.B. 28:14
the operative round, the operative final. The operative phrase being Michael Jordan period. Then,

Graydon Prescott 28:21
for that reason only, COVID can't be in the gold conference because LeBron, similarly to Michael Jordan with Sasha Petrovich and drew Gooden and and old boy who made West Yes, LeBron with that team, 2006 they get to the second round, 2007 finals, 2008 second round, 2009 Conference Finals, 2010 second round, then goes to Miami. Finals, championship, championship finals, goes to Cleveland. We're

K.B. 28:51
not arguing LeBron greatness. COVID

Graydon Prescott 28:56
Colby didn't win without the the all are, whatever that

K.B. 29:00
you are on the West Coast, Kobe Bryant deserves, I love COVID My top 10. I don't know if he's on Mount Rushmore, but, but Kobe Bryant deserves to be in the top five. His skills. I didn't say

Graydon Prescott 29:15
he doesn't I we were talking about goat right? I'm all I'm saying is Kobe not in my goat conversation, but he is in my top seven. Fair enough. We'll pick it up next time. Okay, yeah, we got, we got a lot of picking up to do. Thank you everybody for tuning into this episode of sports prep live. It was a banger, and we're gonna come back next week and pick up right where we left off, because we have an unfinished conversation to have. Thank you. Thank you for tuning in to this episode of sports prep live. I'm Graydon Prescott, and don't forget to catch all of our episodes on Apple Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts, and be sure to follow us on Instagram or Twitter at sports prep live. Thank you.