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Welcome to the program final hour on this Thursday.

Boy, I hope you got a chance to hear Rex Chapman. He joined us last hour.

He's really a treat. I mean, he admits, he's a flawed man, but aren't we all, but he puts those

flaws out there and he just wide-ranging interview. And he's got one of the better social media

handles there with what he talks about and really entertaining. And he was a big deal at Kentucky.

And he certainly was a player to be reckoned with when he was in the NBA. But he,

you know, I have a soft spot in my heart with Rex because he's one of those guys it feels like

when it's all done and then you kind of take off the uniform and then you come outside and you go

where did everybody go? That's what it felt like it happened with Rex Chapman. You're praised,

lauded. You make this money. You come outside and all of a sudden it's done. He looks out

around and goes, where did everybody go? And I think that he's still been searching for that

for quite some time. But I appreciate his honesty. Adrian Wojczynorowski, ESPN Senior NBA insider

said to join us and Wojge on the clock yesterday was said to join us and all of a sudden he sends a

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