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It's Monday, May the 11th.

I'm Tommy Ashley.

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Greg, one of the biggest things on the message boards these days are the NBA mock drafts

and how they may or may not affect North Carolina's basketball roster on or for the coming season.

Also, Seth Trembles stuff that he's done into combines or the G-League combine has been pretty amazing athletically.

But your take on these mock drafts and how they shape, let's start it this way, and how they shape fan perception or fan angst maybe even if we're talking about Matt Abel, I'll admit I don't follow the NBA draft mocks and compare them to how they are in real life and how they end up.

But certainly when names are popping up on them like Matt Abel and guys like that,

makes the fans nervous.

Your thoughts on how that old process works ahead of the draft.

It does.

And I would venture that the NBA mock drafts are probably more accurate than the NFL, which are just

all over the map.

I mean, those are, once you get outside the top 10 or 15 guys, I don't know that there's

much value whatsoever in the NFL mock drafts.

And a lot of that is the agents are sharing some of this information, and that's a bias view.

We see that now with NIL stuff, right?

I mean, there's agents are not going to shortchange their clients.

They're not going to undersell what their value is or what their clients are

getting, right? It's always going to be higher. And so you start seeing these big numbers and

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