Jeremiah Robinson-Earl

Man, you've, you've, you've lost some sleep over Thaddeus Young, haven't you? I, [laughs] I feel like that's, that's just your, uh, maybe that's your Waterloo, right? Uh, Sherrell, do you have one that, that you're just like, "Man, that kid was, just had UNC written all over him," and, and what could've been?

been?Yeah, uh, Jeremiah Robinson-Earl.

Mm.

A newer name.

I mean, I'm coming from a standpoint of, like you said, by game eight of the season, well, really by the second half of game one, they didn't have a point guard.

But by game eight, I was watching them play a lineup that included Pascal Siakam, Talon Peter, Ray J. Dennis, Tony Bradley, and Jeremiah Robinson Earl.

Like one of those people came off the bench for Liberty a year prior to that, and the rest had all played some minutes in the G League.

So that goes to speak like Pascal was a guy who at the beginning of the portion of the season was playing some secondary ball handler, which he's certainly done in the past with Toronto, but not much with the Pacers to the point where in this seven and seven stretch, he's literally starting for them at center while also still having to do all the Pascal Siakam things.

Tough

... and Jeremiah Robinson-Earl.

I mean, a lot of those guys were guys who either came off the bench for Liberty a year ago [laughs] or were playing in the G League, and that, that's how much weight he was having to carry at the beginning of the season.

So certainly just the entire Tyrese Haliburton experience and the entire possibility along with that that there might be a Tyrese Haliburton 2.0 that we get to see.

It's just simply like not the same team as far as just sort of evaluating who the Pacers are.

Um, you know, like you look at who played some of those games and it's like Garrison Matthews and, you know, uh, you know, the starting games for that team, Jeremiah Robinson or all the starting games from that team.

Like, you know, so many of those guys that, um, you know, formed last season, you know, were there for 10 days or two weeks or, you know, a month or somewhere along those lines.

It's just, you know, it was just very anomalous, you know, that way you just kind of have to like throw that season out almost entirely.

He was two-time Big East Player of the Year, huh? That's pretty impressive for a tiny white guy.

Um, and then the other one- Jeremiah Robinson Earl.

Does that name ring a bell to you?

I feel like he had a cup of coffee in the league but didn't really do anything.

... let me check.

I wanna say Thunder.

Jeremiah Robinson Earl, yep.

Thunder.