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Hello, and welcome to a special episode of the Athletic in the A-Show.

I'm Dave DeFour, joined by my buddies, Joe Vardin, who you can't see if you're watching

on YouTube. He's audio only, and Will Gillery. Both of these guys have been out in Las Vegas,

covering Team USA's Mini Camp. Will, I think they sent you home, and somehow Joe Vardin

get sent to Spain, and we're talking to him from the United Lounge.

I don't know how to jump in about that deal. I mean, listen, everybody loves Joe.

Well, it's good to be on. I mean, I'm looking at the Skyline, the New York

Skyline here from the Newark Airport, United Lounge. So, not a bad view. I think it's better

that I'm not be seen anyway. Well, yeah, heard better than seen. Let's jump right into it.

Team USA, biggest story was that they lost a couple of scrimmages, but the big news to come out

of camp was that everyone felt like Jarin Jackson was sort of the standout guy from the camp.

Defensive player of the year guy going into Fiba. No, no three seconds in the paint defensively.

Is he just going to terrorize the rest of the world? If he's on the court. That's kind of the

trick with him, right? Like the foul trouble. Only five fouls in an international play. So, I mean,

between, I guess with the five fouls being a potential issue, but no three seconds. I mean,

he could still have high impact even in only 20 minutes because remember, it's only a 40 minute

game. Yeah, I think it's interesting because it can kind of go both ways for Jarin because you can

also say the international game is a little bit more physical. They'll allow him to be a little

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