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Hey, what I'm welcome, and I'm Doug Gottlie.

This is All Ball.

We got David Klatsky, of course, the head coach at NYU,

Part 2 coming up, which includes what made him

decide to leave Division I basketball. Actually, you know, he left the private sector to become a

coach, what made him leave a successful run at Colgate to be in a head coach at the Division

three level. So we'll get to that in a second.

First, a couple of quick thoughts.

You know, I was watching the U.S. women's national team play,

and they got eliminated in soccer and the World Cup in round of 16.

And it was making me think of those dreary years of the men's side in basketball, right? Remember when we lost

the world championships on our own soil, we actually got third place in Argentina won it. And it's

interesting, you know, we got the World Cup going up this summer. We'll obviously recap it. Steve Kerr's

coaching it. But, you know, we've only been able to maintain this level of dominance, for the most part, we have a couple of our star players. You know, the last Olympics was Kevin Durant, who kind of carried us actually probably the last two Olympics. But now as we start getting further and further down the pecking order, we can act like we don't care, but even when we do care, we're not nearly as dominant as we used to be.

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