We are back folks here on the Michigan Insider on the Big 1050, WTCA online at the big 1050.com,

Sam Webb, Mr. Ira Weintraub on the other side, and joining us as he does every single week, going inside the huddle.

His name is Marcus Sasser, Mr. Wynchaw. Marcus Sasser.

It was going to come to me.

Why am I, why is that coming up randomly?

Mike Spath.

We were trying to figure out what is a good draft comparison, a good draft comp for Jace Richardson.

And Jace Richardson in this draft to me is Marcus Sasser.

Because the genesis of this conversation, Mike, in the break,

as we were talking about how many of these guys in the draft are shorter by like a lot

than their listed heights in college and how much of a disservice it does for their scout.

And Jace Richardson is the classic example because he's listed at like 6'3 in college

and he's not even 6'1's listed to like 6-3 in college.

And he's not even 6-1.

He's like 6'1.

He's like 6'5. Yeah.

And what position does he play?

He's like this point guard size that's more of a scorer, more of a shooting guard

in a point guard's body that makes a lot of tough twos and threes. Like he's not a dude that beat you, you know, bust you off the dribble with quickness

and gets to the rim.

He makes a lot of, you know, stepbacks, cross over and, you know, create some space.

And tough twos and threes contested shots.

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