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How you doing?

It's your boy, John of the Macri with you for another episode of the Nix Film School podcast.

I am extraordinarily excited to bring you this because, let's see, it is the beginning

of September now.

The NBA draft has officially been moved back.

I think actually, as of I'm recording this on Wednesday, It's going to come to you on Friday.

But yeah, I think it became official today.

So it's coming November 18th, which means we're going to have even more time to process this draft.

So I thought that I would start reaching out to folks who have a little bit more specific familiarity with some of the prospects that may be available to the Knicks at 8,

maybe available to the Knicks at 27, maybe available to the Knicks at 38.

And so this is the first of what I hope will be a series of those episodes.

So we have, I have two guests coming on today. So the first spot you're going to hear is from

someone who covered Obie Topin this year at Dayton.

David Jablonsky of the Dayton Daily News has actually covered Topin for the last several years

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