All right, everybody.

Welcome to another edition of Junkies Throwback 30.

And I've dubbed this week's Throwbacks Basketball Week.

Nice.

I stumbled upon a reel-to-reel tape of a basketball match between JP and Brett.

This is circa 2000, 2001.

Probably.

I mean, there was a period of time where I played hoops with Brett and his boys.

Yes, this was right.

When we were a nighttime show over at George Mason.

Yeah.

And I don't remember how the argument started, but we decided to have this one-on-one battle.

You know what? I don't want to give it away, but we decided to have this one-on-one battle. You know what?

I don't want to give it away, but there was a controversial timeout.

Who has a timeout in one-on-one?

He has a time-out.

It's Brett.

I have a timeout in my pocket.

Brett didn't call the timeout.

Brett's dad called the timeout. Who was a basketball coach. I've forgotten all of this, my pocket. No, Brett didn't call the timeout. Brett's dad called the time out. Who was a basketball coach. I've forgotten all of this, by the way. And he pulled him aside to coach him up. I think I went on a run. I don't remember. I don't remember exactly, but generally you play one-on-one hoops to 11. And we played in the parking lot of WGFK. It didn't suit my game because it was a tighter area. And I would... This is when I was thin and fit. Like, I wanted to run them around. I couldn't really do so much. But eventually I went on a little run, and then all of a sudden there was a timeout in one-on-one hoops.

One of the funny things about the segment is the construction of the hoop, because I believe Wendell, does that sound right?

Yes.

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