Bill Wennington

And of course, they're gonna cycle through.

We're gonna see, like, Will Purdue, Bill Wennington, uh, Scott Williams.

I think Kendall Gill's part of that, along with Robbie Hummel.

So, um, it'll be interesting to see just that dynamic over the course of the season, um, with, once Adam comes back and he's done with his, uh, MLB duties.

who's from Queens, New York, who coached at Long Island Lutheran in Brookfield, New York.

He coached Bill Wennington and Marco Baldi at Long Island Lutheran.

So he was Steph's college coach.

Bob McKillop was mentored by Coach Conaseca.

I've probably surpassed that three times already.

This year, the six-foot-five-inch guard is playing for Long Island Lutheran High, known for producing elite athletes, including the former NBA champ Bill Wennington.

College recruiters are already taking notice, and the sophomore does have a dream school in mind.

I want to play for Duke, he says.

I want to talk about Mully because if you look like Aaron Kask was saying the entire arc of his journey, he starts off at St. John's.

You know, he's on that great St. John's team with Mark Jackson and Wennington.

They go to the Final Four.

Chris Mullen, this is how good he was in college, you guys.

I'll take a side of Beef Wennington.

You know that Bill Wennington lived in my town and I watched him on the Hidden Creek Aquapark diving board and I saw him almost snap the board.

Dude.

He was all seven feet of him.

Robbie Hummel, who has filled in in the last couple of seasons a handful of times, also does incredible work calling college basketball.

And Bill Wennington, who's longtime radio color commentary partner alongside Chuck Swirsky, will call some games in the TV booth with Adam Aswill, another former Chicago Bulls champion who we spotted hanging out with some other Bulls people out in Vegas this summer, Scott Williams.

Big Scotty Williams, Dave.

I know that you're as excited about that one as I am.

And I think these are all great people.

people and great voices.

I am not as familiar with Scott Williams in terms of like his broadcasting, but obviously like grown up listening to Bill Wennington, he's just an amazing broadcaster.

Obviously Will Perdue, we are lucky to know as well as we do.

Probably his greatest team that he had was the 1985 team, made it to the Final Four, probably the second best team in the country that year to Georgetown, even though neither one of them won the national championship.

But man, that team was loaded with Wennington, Walter Berry, Chris Mullen, just a terrific, terrific team.

Carneseca's teams, you know, again, kept it really, really simple.

Three golden rules for Louis Carneseca.

Next thing you know, the Bulls are up 20, then they're up 30, then they're up 40.

And the last question at the end of the game was, is everybody on the Bulls going to score? And Bill Wennington hit a shot from the corner with like five seconds to go to clinch that.

So every Bull scored.

And that 96-54, just total dominant.

I mean, those are – all right, too much on that.

He didn't have a Judd Bushler and a Bill Wennington.

I mean, they carry those bulls to you.

Those guys.