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Today we're doing this on April 29th.

And on this episode, we're going to get back into looking at this 2020 draft class.

If you've been with us for some of this previous pods, I think this is our fourth set of two players that will be getting to.

And today, the focus will be on two more defensive prospects, Anya Kangwu from USC and Isaac

Coro from Auburn.

I'm joined again by Wildeberg,

assistant men's basketball coach at the University of St. Thomas.

And yeah, we both again dug into the synergy film on these guys.

And will, I think for me, you know, entering sort of knowing,

not having watched them previously, but entering the process of, you know, quote unquote analyzing them, thinking that the defensive prospects sort of changed the way I watched them, maybe elevating what I expect out of them defensively and lowering expectations offensively.

Do you think that's the right way to go into watching and breaking down a prospect who's,

you know, more defensive-minded?

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