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All right. I feel like this is an emergency podcast, being that I live in Chicago and have

bulls season tickets, and Danny Parkins loves the bulls. So here's what's interesting about the

Jaden Ivy story. And this happens infrequently, but occasionally you've been, I've been doing this

30 plus years. You've been doing it about 20 years, 15 years. So occasionally, you get lucky.

So it just so happens in the last week. I made a connection that I didn't know at the time.

I didn't care to somebody at Purdue that over the course of Jaden Ivy's career was in the mix with Jaden Ivy at Purdue.

I won't say, I'll just say he was in the mix.

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