All right, so Serbia and Nicole Yokech, they've got a great chance to win Eurobasket.

How big of a deal do you think it would be, though, if they won? Let's just start on the Serbia side of things. We've talked about this before to try to, you know, shine some light on it for Nuggets fans if they didn't know. This is a huge deal. Massive. Massive deal. And the World Cup is the big prize. but Serbia hasn't won a gold medal

in a very long time. Since 2002.

Any gold would do and Europe And the World Cup is the big prize. But Serbia hasn't won a gold medal in a very long time.

Since 2002.

Any gold would do.

And Eurobasket is a big deal.

I think it's a bigger deal than, I'm sorry, I said the World Cup earlier.

I meant the Olympics, I should say, is the top prize.

I think Eurobasket is a bigger deal than the World Cup.

So everyone there, every team, every fan base, every star takes a tremendous

amount of pride in this. And we know how much this means to Serbian fans. And Harrison, we know

how much it means to Yokic. This would be a big deal. The few times we've ever seen Nicole

Yokic get emotional, there's only been, you know, you can count the amount of times that's

happened on your hand, but you might not even get to five.

A few of them have been after winning medals for his country.

That shines a little bit of light about how much this would mean to Yokic and Serbia

and just how much it means to that country to win a medal in an event like this.

You mentioned the fact they haven't won anything since, not anything,

they haven't won a gold medal since 2002.

Winning another gold would be his stamp on his Serbian basketball legacy,

which you know up until this point has left a little bit to be desired.

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