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rolled out the NBA draft guide. It is Tater. Have you checked out this draft guide?

Oh, yes. I've checked it out. The wringer head. Yes.

This is, I'm going to say this and I mean this seriously. I think this is the best thing we've

done as a website to bring your draft guide. And I'll be honest, I'm not sure I felt that way.

I'm not sure if I'd feel that way if I wasn't on it, but I can say that comfortably because

I have written for the NBA draft guide. So I'm going to go ahead and put that out there.

Yeah. That's just how much I've read. I did not read anything that you read.

No, you're probably like everybody. Well, the part of the cool thing about the draft guide is

we have little tabs that it's like, you know, if you're if you're someone like Tate and you're just

like, give me the picks. I don't really care about anything else. Just kind of give me the mock draft.

You click that tab. If you want like the deep dive and you want like the big analysis from KOC

and sharks and Danny Chow and all that, you can click on that or you can do like a little in

between. Seriously, I love the draft guide, but also I'm kind of biased because I did write for.

I wrote three things and we're going to talk about, we'll probably get to all three of these

things today in the pod because we're going to talk about draft stuff and combine and all that kind

of stuff, but wrote a little something about Luca Donchich, wrote a little something about McHale

Bridges, wrote a little something about Trayon. Those are the things I wrote. So check out the draft

guide if you have not it. It seriously is I like to make a lot of jokes on this podcast.

This is a serious as my Chicago State candidacy Tate. The draft guide is awesome.

It's funny because some people think that's not serious. So we're right on page here.

I love it. I saw by the way, I saw some guy linked to me on the college basketball Reddit. So

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