Late game watch of Darren Peterson.

There it was. All the talent, everything you'd believe in.

And then all of a sudden, uh-oh, it's next.

Unlocked on Jazz.

But um-pum-pum-pum-pum-pum-pum-pum-pum-pum, Pum, Pum, Pum, Pau. How are you? I am, David Locke, on today's show.

We will talk about McKell Brown, a surprise visit for the Utah Jazz and the draft process.

Why is he coming to town and the jazz working him out?

Is a big guy with the basketball, the elixir for all great offense in the NBA, and we'll start

with Darren Peterson. I am watching the final five minutes of all of the major draft prospects

and how they play in those final five minutes.

For Darren Peterson, there's only five games this year.

There's St. John's TCU, Texas Tech, another TCU, and an NC State.

I have not gotten to the first TCU game.

So I've watched four of the five.

The thesis statement here is the same exact thesis statement we've had on Darren Peterson the entire time, the entire time. And that is the kids

incredible. The talent is overwhelming.

The individual plays literally make you say, oh, whatever.

Oh, heck.

But then it was there.

Then it was there.

NC State game.

He doesn't check in until 307 left.

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