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Welcome to another episode of Mind the Game, brought to you by Uninterrupted and Wondering.

Today we're here in beautiful Indianapolis at the Thunderdome, the home of the Pat McAfee Show.

It was gracious enough to let us camp out here, shoot this episode where we covered my career,

what made me successful.

Although sheepish sometimes about my career, it was really cool to speak with LeBron

about my journey and how I was able to play in the league and have success.

LeBron brought up an NBA piece of terminology called the Nash Tribble or Nashing.

Yes, I feel kind of awkward explaining this, but essentially a Nash dribble is where perhaps

I have the ball on the wing, I beat my man, the defender comes to help with the rim, and instead

of shooting, passing, or getting out, I would circle under the basket, keep my

dribble alive, and just ask questions of the defense, ask the big if he's going to switch,

ask if they're going to get back, see who turns their head on the perimeter, see what advantage

I create by not getting rid of the ball, but by keeping it and circling under the basket. I think that's all you need to know in this

episode. Hopefully you learn something new. And of course, as always, I hope you enjoy Mind the

Game. Please like and subscribe. All right, here we are.

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