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To get swept is embarrassing, man. It's tough. It's unfortunate. But it's a part of life.

You know, sometimes things don't go as planned. You have ideas of how you want something to happen.

A lot of times the curveball gets thrown at you. 80s are monster, man. You can guard one through

five. He's long. He's athletic. He can handle the pill. When he's healthy and on the court,

man, he sees a problem. His step back is ridiculous. And whenever you have a move that they debate

is illegal in terms of, you know, saying travel and stuff like that, you know, you know,

you're reaching new heights and levels when people are starting to, you know, try to figure out

if it's even legal.

Welcome back to the fourth official episode of Pull Up.

I'm Seiji McCullough. George Shultz, the home will be joined us shortly. But first recap of the season.

It was a tough weekend for us as a team. Tough weekend for me. The season came to an end.

Unexpectedly, we were swept by the New Orleans Pelicans. They played a great series. We competed.

I gave up home court, vanaging up losing two games on the home court. And they went on the road

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