Rami tells me we've got Brandon Tierney here on the line to talk about the passing of the legendary Lou Karnaseka.

Brandon, are you there?

I'm out here, Coach.

How you doing?

All right, good.

How are you?

Welcome to the show.

Appreciate you calling in.

Yeah, I wanted to talk about Coach for a sec.

You know, I'm actually in Dallas, and I'm just, I just, my in-laws 50th wedding anniversary,

and there might, I just got the notification.

And, you know, I think you have to be at a certain age to really appreciate coach and really know what he meant.

You know, everybody knows the stats and all the wins and, you know,

how influential he was in the early days of the Big East and his spirit and, you know,

diminutive in size and just the monster and stature. But we lost a great one tonight. I mean,

there's just no way around it. And, you know, he's one of those people for me that, and you just know this is never going to be the case.

But for me, I just thought he's going to live forever.

And I know that that's not possible.

I know that that sounds ridiculous.

Yeah.

But, you know, doing the games and being a part of the program, I just wanted, I didn't even

know who was on because I'm out of a loop a little bit, as I said, I'm in Dallas.

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