It's surreal. You know, it's to, you know, I think back to like when he was a kid coming here in the 90s.

And you never know, like, you knew he was a great kid. He has always had that.

And he was funny. He was entertaining. He made everyone laugh.

But he was so serious even then, you know, like whether he was doing, you know, an imitation of Littrell Spreewell

or Alan Houston or Larry Johnson or Patrick. It was, and he had it spot on. He was like six

and he had all their moves down, you know. And so, and then, you know, following him through high

school and then, you know, Villanova and then his pro career, and each step of the way, there's always been naysayers and he always proves him wrong.

And it's great for the family, too, like what Rick is put in.

And not only Rick, but his wife, Sandra, and jail and sister,

I mean,

it's been a family commitment.

And to see it,

it's special.

Dom with another one,

24 offensive rebounds.

I know,

Mitch,

I've never seen that number in my life.

Holy shit.

I didn't,

wow.

Great call by you.

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