Welcome back.

Junkies coming to you live from the Starbird and Dewey Beach as we're celebrating 30 years of the Junkies.

Once again, thank you to all the listeners for coming out.

All the great guests, Monty, for being the host.

And now we're joined by the legend, E.B.

Oh, yeah.

Real legend.

He used to go to his practices on the regular when he had open practices. I did. Because I was a young coach, I want to learn from you. It was a clinic. You gave a clinic every day. It's Gary Williams. Let's hear a national championship. Here for Coach Williams. Come on. Make some noise. Let's go. Coach Gary Williams.

Coach Gary Williams.

Thank you.

Legend.

Absolutely.

Natty Champ.

Natty Champ. Here for Coach Williams. Come on, make some noise. Let's go. Coach Gary Williams. Coach Gary Williams.

Thank you.

Legend.

Absolute legend. Natty champ. Natty champ. So coach, Eby and I, you know, we grew up across the street from each other, and then he started coaching basketball. It was during our college years, and I'd help him out. But he would go to your practices, and he used to come back and tell me all the time.

He's like, man, you should have heard what he was saying to his player. Fill in the blank player. I'm denying everything. Smart move, coach. No, but it was a clinic. I mean, I don't even know if that stuff happens anymore, right? Do they have open practices for programs like that? Coaches are more careful because now you get people coming in and try to tamper almost with your players because of the NIL and the transfer portal and all those things.

How thankful are you that you're not involved with that? Yeah, I was going to ask you that.

Well, I think. I mean, you would adjust. If I was, yeah, I'd be coaching today if you know given this time

and everything I wouldn't like it as much as when I was coaching because then you could get

players and you knew basically you had them for three or four years unless you got a Steve

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