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We had a just a few quick notes to shares. We'll get to the show today on the show. We're going to

look back at my conversation I had with you on Friday about that I didn't think any of our young players were top hundred players in the NBA.

What will it take for them to become top hundred players? And what's the path for each of them and the comp of a player that's probably in the top hundred?

We release our top hundred for lockdown at 11 a.m. today. So 11 a.m. Mountain time today, by time you hear

this likely, it's either just about to come out or it's come out. And that happens at 11. We'll

talk about where the jazz players sit on that and how they look and what other jazz players,

if any other than Lowry Markin made it. And we'll look at kind of whether or not the guys I'm talking about as possible

comps will do it. Plus, we'll look at Lowry and what the win, stunning win over Serbia

shocking Eurobasket and then Eurobasket promptly had three more shockers, frankly,

of the week. If you're not following this closely, Eurobasket taking place right now, and they've moved

to the quarterfinals and some pretty big upsets.

Greece ups getting by Israel was, Israel was playing well.

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