Speaker 1: Welcome into Bucks Insider, coming to you from the Bucks Studio,
Speaker 1: presented by Ticketmaster Casey Phillips here with Scott Smith and
Speaker 1: Bree Dix.
Speaker 2: And we have plenty to get to today.
Speaker 1: Just when you think it is the dead time of year,
Speaker 1: no such thing. And so we've got signings we talked
Speaker 1: about a little bit last week.
Speaker 2: We're going to dive more into.
Speaker 1: We got a new one, We've got the owners meetings
Speaker 1: coming up with potential rule changes, so plenty to dive into.
Speaker 1: Let's start with the signing we had not gotten to
Speaker 1: address yet from last week, and that.
Speaker 2: Is Sua Opeta is resigned and returned.
Speaker 1: Bucks fans may be like, wait, who, because unfortunately for him,
Speaker 1: he didn't get a chance to play last year because
Speaker 1: he came off that ACL But I do feel like
Speaker 1: this is a great signing for the potential of the
Speaker 1: depth of the offensive line.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Jason Light just keeps bringing them back, Jason Light
Speaker 3: and company. This is a lot like the resigning of
Speaker 3: Bryce Hall. You know, he got hurt in the first game,
Speaker 3: had played about eleven snaps, but the Bucks resigned him.
Speaker 3: Because both these guys obviously have recovered or are close
Speaker 3: to finishing recovery from their injuries, and if they liked
Speaker 3: them a year ago, you know there's they like them still,
Speaker 3: Sue Opeta. What he brings is a valuable experience to
Speaker 3: the interior line and depth because if you look at it,
Speaker 3: I know they like Elijahklin a lot, last year six
Speaker 3: round draft pick, but he didn't really get to play
Speaker 3: because firstly, nobody got hurt, which is great, not yet void,
Speaker 3: but everybody Klein and everybody else of the Bucks having
Speaker 3: their current depth chart behind the really good three starters,
Speaker 3: has virtually no experience, so it's nice to have that
Speaker 3: veteran there. He stepped in for six games with the
Speaker 3: Eagles in two thousand and three, and that's a really
Speaker 3: good offensive line, stepped in for some good players when
Speaker 3: they were hurt and kept everything strong. So I think
Speaker 3: he's a perfect addition to this line. Even though it's
Speaker 3: very strong upfront, it does need.
Speaker 4: Some teps well, considering this significant injury to Opeta but
Speaker 4: also Bryce Hall, I think that just goes to shown
Speaker 4: as a testament to what they saw during that small,
Speaker 4: simple size that they did get to see them, that
Speaker 4: they were able to bring them back yep.
Speaker 1: And I think that it's been a theme we've talked
Speaker 1: about a bit this off season, is that last year
Speaker 1: when a backup was called upon, they were very green.
Speaker 1: They had not played a lot, either for us or anybody.
Speaker 1: They were, especially on defense. But it was it was
Speaker 1: a common theme, and now we've seen that by resigning
Speaker 1: guys like Sue Opeda and even Anthony Walker that we'll
Speaker 1: talk about as well.
Speaker 2: But now if again knocking on the way.
Speaker 1: We never want injuries, but if they do happen, you're
Speaker 1: not feeling necessarily like you're having to call upon someone
Speaker 1: who doesn't have as much experience. My one little fun
Speaker 1: fact I have about Sue Opeda, you know, I love
Speaker 1: to have a fun fact. He had the highest number
Speaker 1: of bench reps his year at the combine of any
Speaker 1: position of any player, thirty nine. And he beat the
Speaker 1: next best guy by five reps. So it wasn't even
Speaker 1: just like one more. He crushed the field his year.
Speaker 3: That's impressive.
Speaker 2: Yeah, So obviously, great strength, great strength.
Speaker 1: We got that going course was from interior alignment in particular.
Speaker 2: Big deal.
Speaker 1: So all right, so let's move on to a couple
Speaker 1: of these guys that we did mention last week that
Speaker 1: they had re signed. But now, of course they've had
Speaker 1: their press conferences, we've gotten to hear a little bit
Speaker 1: more from them. So let's start with wide receiver Sterling Sheppard.
Speaker 1: This is a guy who had seemed like he played
Speaker 1: a lot in the league, been very successful, ended up
Speaker 1: on the practice squad a little bit, but then got
Speaker 1: called upon to do some pretty major things. So tell
Speaker 1: us a little bit about why you think they wanted
Speaker 1: to bring him back and the value he has brought
Speaker 1: to this offense.
Speaker 4: Well, like you said, originally when they signed him last
Speaker 4: year on the one year deal, started on the practice squad,
Speaker 4: and then they activated him in Week five, and he
Speaker 4: played a significant role following the injury to Chris Godwin,
Speaker 4: kind of emerged as that number three guy, and I
Speaker 4: think you saw just kind of his impact on third
Speaker 4: downs over.
Speaker 2: The middle of the field.
Speaker 4: But also he has that familiarity with Baker Mayfield going
Speaker 4: back to their days at Oklahoma, and I think you're
Speaker 4: just going to get to see that chemistry that they
Speaker 4: have kind of continue to grow.
Speaker 2: And I loved in.
Speaker 4: His presser he talked a lot about the way that
Speaker 4: Mike Evans, the way that Chris god With, the way
Speaker 4: that Tristan works.
Speaker 2: They all attack the game of football.
Speaker 4: Has kind of reignited his love for the game and
Speaker 4: motivates him and makes him want to go that much
Speaker 4: more hard.
Speaker 3: Yeah, think about it. I mean, he admitted he was
Speaker 3: kind of on the road to retirement last offseason after
Speaker 3: that time with the eighth Giants, and I think it was
Speaker 3: largely because after a real nice start to his career,
Speaker 3: he really lost a lot of time for about three
Speaker 3: or four straight years with injuries, and so you can
Speaker 3: understand why a player has been struggling to get through
Speaker 3: the season might decide, Okay, this is the time to
Speaker 3: hang him up. I've had a good career. But he
Speaker 3: comes here. He did have some injury issues before the
Speaker 3: season started, and like you said, began the season on
Speaker 3: practice squad, but he pretty quickly grew into an important
Speaker 3: role and by the end of the season he was
Speaker 3: healthy and he didn't have any He didn't play seventeen
Speaker 3: games because he started on the practice squad, but he
Speaker 3: didn't miss any time due to injuries, and I think
Speaker 3: that kind of reinvigorated him, like I've still got football
Speaker 3: left to him. He said, it was like the most
Speaker 3: football he's played in a long time.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well, let's take a listen to his press conference
Speaker 1: where he addressed what we just talked about.
Speaker 5: I knew that I had a lot to give in
Speaker 5: the tank after leaving New York. It was just kind
Speaker 5: of the situation and not really being in the position
Speaker 5: to play as much and then wanting to go with
Speaker 5: the younger guys, which is understandable, but I knew I
Speaker 5: had a lot more to give, and as soon as
Speaker 5: I got my opportunity, I had to make the most
Speaker 5: of it. And you know, I feel like I have
Speaker 5: a little bit of ball left to play and I
Speaker 5: just want to max it out all the way. I
Speaker 5: feel like I can clean up some of the stuff
Speaker 5: that I even did last year. It was more bald
Speaker 5: than I got to play in a long time last year,
Speaker 5: So I feel like getting that underneath me is going
Speaker 5: to help me out.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 1: Very excited to have a guy like Stirling back. And
Speaker 1: again we've talked about how much they've loved to bring
Speaker 1: back these guys. They already know who they are, what
Speaker 1: they bring, that consistency, especially on offense.
Speaker 2: Everyone is back.
Speaker 1: Every great but one of the few new editions we've
Speaker 1: had from free agency is Anthony Walker linebacker. So Scott,
Speaker 1: tell me a little bit about what stands out to
Speaker 1: you now about him, and especially now that we've gotten
Speaker 1: to hear from him in.
Speaker 2: The press, Cools.
Speaker 3: I think I covered already last week. The most important
Speaker 3: note about Anthony Walker right, yes, northwest, of.
Speaker 2: Course, most important by far.
Speaker 3: What I liked in this press convice was and I
Speaker 3: think maybe an issue we've had in the middle of
Speaker 3: the field. We've had some issues in the middle of
Speaker 3: field of coverage last year or two. Obviously, Levante has
Speaker 3: always been good that his career, but he's just one man.
Speaker 3: I think Anthony Walker has shown throughout his career that
Speaker 3: he's a good coverage linebacker. And especially when you're playing
Speaker 3: in Tampa too. You guys know this. You got the
Speaker 3: middle linebacker has a lot of response. Yeah, and see
Speaker 3: he he was funny because he kind of laughed. I
Speaker 3: guess these players do sometimes pay attention to like PFF
Speaker 3: grades and stuff like that. He's like that stuff's out there.
Speaker 3: You watch the film. I do not get beat down
Speaker 3: the middle behind me, and I do not get beat
Speaker 3: down the middle in front of me. So I can't
Speaker 3: what else can you ask for? I can't claim that
Speaker 3: I would then ran and watched the film, so I
Speaker 3: will just take his word, take him his word, but
Speaker 3: that's something that would be a very nice edition to
Speaker 3: the Buck Stefens.
Speaker 1: And you brought up Alevonte David and we found out
Speaker 1: that this is another key component.
Speaker 4: So both Leavonte David and Anthony Walker, they're both from Miami.
Speaker 4: They've trained together in the off season, and he said
Speaker 4: in his presser that they've lobbied to be on the
Speaker 4: same team since Anthony Walker was drafted. Now the dream
Speaker 4: comes true, And I just think I loved his quote
Speaker 4: on the David just talking about.
Speaker 2: The impact that he's had, the way that he's.
Speaker 4: Touched so many lives in the city of Tampa, and
Speaker 4: that essentially for him, there was no better player that
Speaker 4: he would rather play alongside. So I'm excited to see
Speaker 4: the way that Todd Bowles uses Anthony Walker but also
Speaker 4: Servassi a Dennis and kind of how that ends up looking.
Speaker 1: I think it's going to be really interesting to watch.
Speaker 1: That's definitely one of the position groups that his the
Speaker 1: potential to have the most change. But they think godness
Speaker 1: Lavante is still back, so there is some of that veteran.
Speaker 2: Consistency, a draft pick there, but might add a draft
Speaker 2: pick there.
Speaker 1: That's going to be a really interesting group to watch.
Speaker 1: All right, so we have a trivia question. I did
Speaker 1: end up getting a stump Scott, but we got it
Speaker 1: to last minute to add, so stay tuned for that,
Speaker 1: oh in coming weeks. I just didn't notice it in time.
Speaker 1: That dang hidden messages part of the Instagram app but
Speaker 1: got me. But we I did find it, so person
Speaker 1: who sent it to me, I appreciated it.
Speaker 2: We will use it for now. We're going to do
Speaker 2: our regular trivia question. So, Brie, what do we got here?
Speaker 4: Alrode. When the Buccaneers drafted punter Ja Kamarta in twenty
Speaker 4: twenty two, he was from rush Off winning a national championship.
Speaker 2: With Georgia prior to that.
Speaker 4: Who was the last player from a reigning Division one
Speaker 4: champion drafted by the Buccaneers.
Speaker 1: I no, okay, I was hopeful as she started reading
Speaker 1: the question. I was hopeful the question was just gonna be.
Speaker 2: Where did Jake win the championship? And I was gonna
Speaker 2: be like Georgia.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, all right, So we're gonna cover another little
Speaker 1: topic and then we'll give you the answer at the
Speaker 1: end for everyone playing along at home, We'll give you
Speaker 1: a few minutes to think about it. I wish I
Speaker 1: didn't have to keep talking, so I could think harder
Speaker 1: about it and have a chance. Okay, great, and then
Speaker 1: I'll think okay. So we have the owners meetings coming
Speaker 1: up next week, which a is always a great chance
Speaker 1: to hear from owners, general managers, coaches, people like that.
Speaker 1: But it's also one of the big things is the
Speaker 1: rule changes that get proposed, Some get passed, some do not.
Speaker 1: And it's always funny. Some years nothing happens. Some years
Speaker 1: a lot happens, and of course last year was one
Speaker 1: of those times that there was a fairly large rule
Speaker 1: change that, especially that kickoff stuff. So tell me Scott
Speaker 1: a little bit about what are the things that are proposed,
Speaker 1: how we feel about it, how likely some of these
Speaker 1: things are to pass.
Speaker 3: Well, we'll start with what you were just talking about,
Speaker 3: that the new kickoff format with the players five yards
Speaker 3: apart and the landing zone and all that. That A
Speaker 3: lot of times when you have a big major rule
Speaker 3: change like that, think back when we did the you
Speaker 3: could review passer inference, you could challenge passer inference or
Speaker 3: non passer inference calls. They do that on a one
Speaker 3: year basis and if they like how it went, then
Speaker 3: they vote to do it, you know, make it permanent.
Speaker 3: Now that nobody liked that pass and inference once, so
Speaker 3: they scraped that one. But they're happy with the how
Speaker 3: the kickoff format worked in terms of it's a safer
Speaker 3: play now. It was the most dangerous play in the game,
Speaker 3: highest number of injuries, and they're happy that they've managed
Speaker 3: to make it a less dangerous play. So they want
Speaker 3: to keep the format, but they weren't really necessarily happy
Speaker 3: with the amount of returns. It went up from about
Speaker 3: twenty one percent of kickoffs getting returned before the new
Speaker 3: rule to about thirty two percent. So like, how can
Speaker 3: we make now that this is a safe play, we
Speaker 3: want to get more returns in the game, how do
Speaker 3: we do that? Well, going to put their proposing making
Speaker 3: the touchback on a kickoff not the thirty but now
Speaker 3: the thirty five, even.
Speaker 1: More penalty for doing one, Like, we want you to
Speaker 1: not do this.
Speaker 3: We don't want touchbacks. So the reason being, so the
Speaker 3: touchbock was at the thirty and the average drive start
Speaker 3: on when they did return the ball was around the
Speaker 3: twenty nine. So most teams are like, let's just give
Speaker 3: them one more yard and not risk giving up the
Speaker 3: big one, right. I don't know about you, guys. You
Speaker 3: can tell me how you feel. I don't like it.
Speaker 3: Tell me at some point, at some point, we're making
Speaker 3: this too easy for offense. Think about the Dallas game
Speaker 3: last December. Bucks kicked off to start the game, The
Speaker 3: defense held Dallas to thirty yards, and they kicked a
Speaker 3: field goal. Yep, because they have one of these great,
Speaker 3: big laid kickers. We were already talking about how the
Speaker 3: calculus of the game has changed with the new touchback
Speaker 3: rule and how far these these kickers can reliably make
Speaker 3: field goals From that, you don't even have to have
Speaker 3: a good drive anymore to score a field goal. So
Speaker 3: now think about starting five yards even closer. You could
Speaker 3: get like one eighteen yard pass and all of a sudden,
Speaker 3: you're kicking.
Speaker 1: A fifty years, which we will love if we are
Speaker 1: the team doing that to win the game. Yes, I mean,
Speaker 1: that's so It's funny, is it depends on like it's
Speaker 1: You're right, it definitely is favoring the offense. But then
Speaker 1: in the league that they've clearly decided that that's their priorities,
Speaker 1: trying to create more offense.
Speaker 2: A lot of the rule changes have been about that.
Speaker 1: And it does make it potentially more exciting and fun
Speaker 1: to have these chances where you'd normally say at the
Speaker 1: end of the game, at least the rest of the game.
Speaker 1: I kind of agree with you on, like, all right,
Speaker 1: let's make them work a little bit here to at
Speaker 1: least get three. But how cool at the end of
Speaker 1: the game that there might be more chances to have
Speaker 1: that game tying or game winning field goal when you
Speaker 1: might otherwise not.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to make the optimist. Scott.
Speaker 3: Let me I agree with a love. Do you love
Speaker 3: watching field goals? Do you want a lot more field goals?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 2: But I want them if we're down by three.
Speaker 3: Twenty seconds only applies to the Buccaneers. We're happy with.
Speaker 2: Okay, yes, yeah, there we go. Now we've settled that.
Speaker 3: Then another one is uh, phile, I think put this one.
Speaker 3: And they want to make the regular season overtime rules
Speaker 3: the same as post season, which now you know each
Speaker 3: team possesses the ball at least once, even if the
Speaker 3: first team scores a touchdown and till he wants to
Speaker 3: do that like that that co sign. Yeah, I mean
Speaker 3: for a while, I think the Bucks would have liked
Speaker 3: that rule last year, Yeah, because the Atlanta and Kanas
Speaker 3: City games went overtime and they never touched the ball
Speaker 3: on overtime. So I'd be willing to bet we get.
Speaker 3: We won't guess on this one.
Speaker 1: I've always even been the proponent of I wish we
Speaker 1: even did the college rules for overtime those I love that,
Speaker 1: So I'm like, at least this is better, you know.
Speaker 1: But yeah, I think the sudden death thing, I mean,
Speaker 1: you can always make the argument again of like defense
Speaker 1: has got to step up, but it's just it's rough
Speaker 1: when you don't even get the chance and it's.
Speaker 2: Based on a coin flip.
Speaker 1: It's right, That's what I think is so sad is
Speaker 1: it's it's the fact that the coin flip is so
Speaker 1: vital and imperian and you have no control over that.
Speaker 4: And how many times have we seen that play out
Speaker 4: between the Chiefs and the Bills.
Speaker 2: I'm sure I imagine he's the one that submitted the.
Speaker 4: But it's just like every single time, it's like, just yeah,
Speaker 4: they they an opportunity to.
Speaker 2: So those are probably some of the top ones. What
Speaker 2: else do we have?
Speaker 3: They want to expand you know what they call the
Speaker 3: sky judge, where they you know, they see something upstairs
Speaker 3: and they just really quickly get it down to the
Speaker 3: officials and they get the call right. They want to
Speaker 3: expand the number of plays and occurrences that this can apply.
Speaker 1: To, which I think is probably usually the sky dridge
Speaker 1: is quicker than like a full review. It's been working
Speaker 1: and so therefore it's like we all want the calls
Speaker 1: to be right, and we all want the game to
Speaker 1: not be delayed more than it has to be.
Speaker 2: So that feels like a two birds ones.
Speaker 3: I mean, I think like we've seen that it works,
Speaker 3: so just letting it work on more things is probably
Speaker 3: a good thing. You get it right, get it right quickly? Right?
Speaker 2: Sure?
Speaker 3: All right?
Speaker 2: What's next?
Speaker 3: This one? I really actually like. Detroit wants to remove
Speaker 3: the automatic first down part of the penalty for defensive
Speaker 3: holding an illegal contact. I have always felt that this
Speaker 3: was an overly punitive penalty, and it just I mean,
Speaker 3: I like to think of this in the the the
Speaker 3: eyesight of a fan, like when you're watching the game.
Speaker 3: Are there many more irritating occurrences that happened in the
Speaker 3: game than when your defense is on the field, it's
Speaker 3: third and twelve, they throw the ball over to the right,
Speaker 3: it's incomplete, but there's a flag on the other side
Speaker 3: because of defensive holding, and it's an automatic first down.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that seems just too much.
Speaker 3: Now, there's been a lot of pushbacks since this was
Speaker 3: announced that there will be as they keep saying, unintended consequences.
Speaker 2: Yeah, people holding on third and twelve, coaches.
Speaker 3: Teaching him to do so. I still think it's worth that.
Speaker 3: I don't think it would make that big of a difference,
Speaker 3: but you know, it could be wrong. I don't actually
Speaker 3: expect this to pass though.
Speaker 2: Interesting. I'm kind of with you. I think I like
Speaker 2: it all right. And then the next one, of course,
Speaker 2: is the one the Eagles.
Speaker 3: Care they Well, it wasn't then that it was Green
Speaker 3: Bay that made this proposal to ban the push push play.
Speaker 3: I don't really have a strong feeling on this, do
Speaker 3: you guys?
Speaker 4: Yeah, well, I kind of I liked what Todd boll
Speaker 4: said about it at the at the combine was kind
Speaker 4: of like, well, and then we find a.
Speaker 2: Way to stop it.
Speaker 4: They're going to keep having success with this, so why
Speaker 4: don't you just find a way to stop it instead?
Speaker 2: And the actually you know what it's called.
Speaker 1: That's our counter to that rule change is having vita vea.
Speaker 1: So I think that's why we're like it's fine, and
Speaker 1: other teams like no, because they don't have a veta.
Speaker 3: It's just really specific. Yeah, and they don't even want
Speaker 3: to ban pushing from by a teammate, just can't push
Speaker 3: like immediately after the snap.
Speaker 2: And I don't know, yeah, I would like to also
Speaker 2: ban the flying over it like we saw in the
Speaker 2: that that had got ridiculous. All right, so next what
Speaker 2: we have got a couple.
Speaker 3: More Yeah, this is a big one. This comes up
Speaker 3: every few years whenever there's a team that finishes with
Speaker 3: a record that's noticeably better than the division winner, but
Speaker 3: they're a wild card and they have to go on
Speaker 3: the road. That's never bothered me personally, but Detroit, I
Speaker 3: think uh suggested to the seating is only based on
Speaker 3: your record, So last year, Minnesota would have been seated
Speaker 3: higher than the Rams, and the Rams would have had
Speaker 3: to go to Minnesota. To me, I guess I'm I'm not.
Speaker 3: I don't view myself as old school a by a
Speaker 3: lot of things, But I think I am on this one.
Speaker 3: I mean sports more sports and ours in particular have divisions,
Speaker 3: and they always have and they've meant something, and if
Speaker 3: you win your division, you get a reward. That's just
Speaker 3: always the way it's been. So I don't know, I
Speaker 3: think you should still. I know that every now and
Speaker 3: then there's a division that all four teams are kind
Speaker 3: of down, and like when we played we had to
Speaker 3: go on the road to face Washington in the Super
Speaker 3: Bowl run. They had a eight and what seven to
Speaker 3: nine record, I think, but won the division. It's gonna
Speaker 3: happen from time to time, but you don't have to
Speaker 3: overhaul the system that this sport has been forever just
Speaker 3: because that happens around it doesn't to me. It's not
Speaker 3: a change that needs.
Speaker 1: Yeah, divisions change every year in terms of how competitive
Speaker 1: or not they are and all of it. That. Yeah,
Speaker 1: I think it's probably responding to one year that felt unfair,
Speaker 1: But overall, the parody does change enough within divisions that
Speaker 1: I don't think you have.
Speaker 2: To do that, I agree.
Speaker 3: And then one more there's there's rule changes and there's
Speaker 3: by law changes and resolutions. I don't remember which one.
Speaker 2: This is sound thrilling.
Speaker 3: It's just I didn't include all of them at this one.
Speaker 3: I thought it was kind of interesting. You know how
Speaker 3: they have the negociation period for fifty two hours or
Speaker 3: what a lot of people call legal tampering before the
Speaker 3: start of free agency. Uh you. During that time, teams
Speaker 3: are allowed to contact representative players, but not the players themselves,
Speaker 3: unless there's a player like Larremy Tunsel who is his
Speaker 3: own manor own agent. This makes this makes sense to me.
Speaker 3: They want to allow during that time you can make
Speaker 3: one zoom call with the player himself. All right, don't
Speaker 3: I don't share a problem with that.
Speaker 2: Sounds like just a tiny bit of tampering. So just
Speaker 2: the miniature tampering. That's so funny, I like.
Speaker 1: All right, Well, those are the potential rule changes. So
Speaker 1: we will be at owners meetings next week as well
Speaker 1: to see. So when we do our show next week,
Speaker 1: we'll be able to update you on what did and
Speaker 1: did not pass and how we feel about it.
Speaker 3: They listen to our analysis to make well, some of
Speaker 3: them will be just table. They won't necessarily be decided yet.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, so our answer to the trivia.
Speaker 3: What do we have? I guess that's my point is
Speaker 3: that your part. So did you come up with anything.
Speaker 1: I started trying to and I went through a lot
Speaker 1: of draft picks in my head while you were talking,
Speaker 1: and then I realized I also needed to be able
Speaker 1: to respond to you, and so I quit and I
Speaker 1: get to well, i'd answer be willing to rule out
Speaker 1: a lot of people, but I didn't get to the answer.
Speaker 3: I'd be willing to bet that there's some people out
Speaker 3: there who are thinking they have for sure, and it's
Speaker 3: Jameis Winston.
Speaker 2: That was my first thought.
Speaker 3: But then I was like, nope, no, he won They
Speaker 3: won the championship in his freshman year. Yeah, and then
Speaker 3: we drafted him after a second season, So it wasn't
Speaker 3: Jameis Winston. It was actually Mark Baron, the safety out
Speaker 3: of Alabama that we took in twenty twelve with the
Speaker 3: seventh overall pick, and him and Alabama had just won
Speaker 3: the national championship a few months prior. I like it.
Speaker 1: That's great, that's a good answer. All right, Well that's
Speaker 1: going to do it for us on this edition of
Speaker 1: Bucks Insider. Thank you so much for being with us.
Speaker 1: We'll see you next time.