You want it. You need it. It's what everyone's talking about. The Kevin Sheehan Show. Now here's Kevin. You're listening to The Sports Fix. Tommy is here. Aaron's here. I am here today. We've got a lot of stuff to get to. I wanted to start real quickly with this. The news that Morgan Wooten is very ill. Morgan Wooten, according to Dematha,

is now at home with hospice care. Eighty-eight years old, DeMatha put out a tweet. They want the

entire community to know how much he appreciates all of the love and support he and his wife

and the family have received the prayers

mean the world to them. He hasn't passed, okay, at this point. So I hesitate to really do a whole

sort of retrospective. But in reading that news early this morning, I heard Galdi, you know,

doing it on his show on the way in. And I just thought about a lot of morning. I heard Galdi, you know, doing it on, on his show, on the

way in. And I just thought about a lot of things. I mean, I thought about the lunch with a legend

that you and I did with Morgan Wooten, which was so fascinating and so interesting because

we got all of those stories about the high school days and the rivalry with John Thompson, which there

was no love lost between the two of them.

I thought personally, and have often thought about this, and we all have, you know, experiences

from, you know, our young, you know, formative years.

And I went to Morgan Wooten and Joe Gallagher's basketball camp, which was called

Metropolitan Boys Basketball School. Every summer for, I don't know, eight years, you know,

from like age seven to 15 or, you know, 15, I would go, you know, two weeks minimum every summer.

Right. It was a day camp, Tommy, but it became eventually a sleepaway camp, which they did somewhere

up in Maryland.

Anyway, it was the most, it was the best camp on the East Coast.

Kids from all over the East Coast came to this basketball camp.

I mean, you had so much talent there. And the counselors were the Dematha in St. John's players.

So, you know, some pretty eventual, really good college basketball players.

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