I didn't bring this up, but I felt compelled to bring this up now.

Been pretty busy lately, politics, news, all of this other stuff,

but I wanted to get to this story in light of the things that I discussed about LeBron and Brony a few days ago.

A little more than a week ago, there was a small headline in the world of college

basketball. Kayan Anthony, a top 40 recruit in the class of 2025, the son of Carmelo Anthony.

Ladies and gentlemen, he committed to Syracuse where his daddy played. For those of y'all

who don't remember Carmelo Anthony,

remember Jim Beham all of those years, 40 years.

He coached at Syracuse.

He had Sherman Douglas and Derek Coleman and Billy Owens and all of these cats, okay?

And let's not forget the greatest show in the history of college basketball,

of my opinion, the Wayne Pearl Washington, okay?

Anybody that knows basketball knows I'm right about that.

None of them led Syracuse to a national championship.

Carmelo Anthony did.

As a freshman back in 2003, he was average, he averaged 22 and 10

that year. Shoot 34% for the field that year. Brother was all world. Anyway, as for Kayyan,

he's six feet five. He's a six five shooting guard out of Long Island Lutheran who's

considered one of the best pure scorers in the country.

Here's a clip of Kayyan making the announcement on his father's podcast, 7 p.m. in Brooklyn, presented by Wave Sports and Entertainment.

Take a listen. Between USC and Syracuse, just want to thank both for them for coming to all my practices, coming to all my games and a year.

But at the end of the day, you know, only one could stay.

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