Final hour of the Jeff Cabrit show, at least for today.

Appreciate you being here on a Redemption Thursday.

Miss anything, go back, get caught up.

It'll be in pod.

It'll be online with the YouTube video that we're using right now on Warjian TV.

Behind it there, you can also note when Tom tweets it out.

It'll be out there, you guys will get the show. However, and I always say that because, A, a lot of times people want to catch up, but B, we had Luke Lox on last hour. So if you're just jumping in the car and you missed it, you want to go back and listen to Luke. He was very talkative. Let's react to that. We didn't get much of a chance to do that.

You know, I love how comfortable he is, man, and I love the honesty.

I want candor when I'm talking to somebody about what is or is not and what is good and bad and everything in between about the situation. And he's willing to do that, just that. You can see where that would resonate with kids that he's recruiting and why that would work with parents and why it works when you're coaching, because being a straight

shooter goes a long way, and he is that. So I think it's interesting to me that you can

frame the game that they lost the other night to Florida.

At least through his eyes,

he felt like they should have won the game and that they didn't do a few things very well

and it cost them dearly.

I think coach is going to believe that all the time.

But again, I'll go back to something I asked him,

and it was only one part of the question,

but if I told you that you were going to shoot 33%, that you were going to make just 26% of your threes,

their goal was to make 35%, 30% to 35%.

They also want to take 353s a game.

So it's a 35-35 thing.

They want to be, I mean, obviously, if you can shoot better than that, you'll do it.

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