Watching Jaylon Brunton tonight, 61.6 assist.

Clyde, he's the kind of player that made us fall in love with basketball.

Just like the championship Knicks that you played on, made so many people fall in love with basketball.

And this young man, his talent, his skill, his grit,

and he's been on full display here tonight with a magnificent performance.

The quarter to the aptitude, indomitable spirit, but he needs more for Nixon to win tonight.

Got to catch my breath.

On one of the most unforgettable nights in Nick's history, a young man, because he's still young,

that will undoubtedly go down as one of the greatest players in Nick's history gave us one of the best performances

in Nick's history

and the fact that it comes

in a loss is

just about the most unfortunate thing that I could possibly fathom.

I frankly don't have the words right.

I'm exhausted because I'm sure like a lot of people watching this from about the middle of the

fourth quarter beginning like about the seven eight minute mark whatever it was I stood up

and I was pacing and I did not sit down until just about two minutes ago.

And I couldn't because, and I said something similar after the Pacers game earlier this year,

when Jalen Brunson gave a performance that brought himself to tears and many of us to tears,

including me, I could not remember another

game where I wanted it more, not for myself or, you know, any of us, but for him.

And this game tonight was like that feeling like exponentially so. You cannot do more

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