Daytona State College

Yeah.

And then worked for a little bit and then did a bridge program at Daytona State and got my RN and then went back to school at Florida International University and got my BSN.

That's my little thing,

my little education journey.

Tyrese Lacey is five foot nine, 145 pounds soaking wet, which makes Zoom Diallo, standing across from him at six foot five, six foot six, objectively hilarious.

But Lacey did average seven and a half assists per game at Daytona State last year.

Nine and a half points, shot almost 50% from the floor, 37% from deep.

He's efficient, and he's a very legitimate table setter.

Then when I got, I finally decided that I was actually going to go to college.

I went to photography school at Daytona Beach Community College.

One of the first assignments was to photograph in a dark place doing painting with light.

Well, where else is dark? The movie theater.

And then our second year, last year, we had an undefeated conference season, won the conference, won the region, and played in the district final against Salt Lake Community College and won that also.

And went all the way to the national final four in Florida, losing to Daytona State, which was a great team, but It was a great run.

Ended up this season as the number two team in United Soccer Coaches in those rankings.

And then started this season as number two in United Soccer Coaches, number four in the NJCAA.

He was an ops and staffer roles for Andy Enfield at multiple spots.

He coached on the Dominican national team, San Antonio Spurs Summer League, and most recently, Ryan, he was the Daytona State coach at JUCO.

Kosher for five years.

He inherited a seven-win team.

110 wins and 22 losses in four years.

That's crazy.

At Daytona State.

So I'm bullish on that.