Josh Howard

Very true

... besides NBA legends, if you were just to name some, like, guys that weren't necessarily legends, I would say, I would say that a guy like, like Josh Howard.

I think a guy like Josh Howard would, would be great in the league today.

Would thrive.

Baller.

I think he'd thrive too, yeah.

Baller.

I love Josh Howard game, bro.

Florida.

You know, Josh Howard, Josh Howard remembered this story.

But Josh Howard said he just, he saw this clip, like probably like I talked to him like two years ago about it.

He saw this clip.

We playing in his own pro-am league in Florida.

And Josh...

Josh Howard.

Yeah, he was on that list too.

But I think Josh is good.

McDaniels used to be the defensive, uh, specialist, but after last year when he averaged about 18 points a game, and in the playoffs averaged about 19 to 20 points a game, he's probably now like, "Hey, bro, that defensive thing, that was for me, but, like, I'm trying to go average 22 this year." And it, we've seen it happen.

Kieran, do you remember the name Josh Howard?

Yeah.

Bet.

Josh Howard stepped into the Mavs as he was our defensive guy.

Yeah.

But there came a point where, like, playing defense ain't cool no more.

Hey, it's in his DNA.

I mean, his dad, Josh Howard, was the ultimate three and D guy before really even that term was kind of around both at Wake Forest and then in the pros for the Dallas Mavericks.

So, yeah, if he's anything like that, absolutely.

They'll find a place for minutes for him.

The Worldview with Alex Kochman.

The Magistrate with James Baird and Josh Howard.

The Based Boomer podcast with Mike DiVirgilio.

The Millennial Medic with Jacob Glass.

You've got DeRon Rippy there.

It, it, it's wild to think about, but Bryson Howard, who looked like a top five player in the class at Peach Jam, who is an elite athlete, who is young for his age, who is a five star, who is the son of Josh Howard, who was ACC Player of the Year at Wake Forest and a first round pick, he looks like your ninth or 10th guy.

Like, this is a ridiculously loaded and a ridiculously deep Duke roster, especially in the back court and on the perimeter.

Well, that's the thing.

And how do they find that balance? And what do you think maybe next year's team looks like with all that?

They've also got Bryson Howard, who's a freshman wing, who's a former NBA player, Josh Howard's son, and is a guy that I think certainly has first-round draft talent, whether that's in 2027 or if that's in 2028.

I think...

It's to paint with a broad brush.