Kendric Davis

So anyway, we'll tell you that.

And again, from the weekend as well was the Bryce Cotton, Kendrick Davis stuff going on.

I liked this.

I want to play this.

So this was happening in the Adelaide 36ers versus Sydney Kings game.

There was a bit going on throughout the game, of course.

You know, Kendrick Davis said, I want to be like Bryce Cotton.

Bryce Cotton's the man, blue bar blue.

Um, hold on.

[laughs] Um, can we bring up Sydney because Kendrick Davis has just come out with a, with a tweet.

The chat has been talking.

Kendrick Davis, 27 minutes ago, um, retweeted the NBL's Bryce and Kendrick having words again sequence.

"Wait to the game overs to call me out my name, then play victim like he always does.

Uh, king of throwing rocks and hiding his hand.

...

I probably elaborated that better than, than he has, uh, than he has said it.

We need that.

Taryn Armstrong had 29 points against us, Jaylen Brown had 25 points again- against us, Kendrick Davis had 24 points against us, and they've all scored big against us in the last three games.

He fits our third quarter problem that we have that is dissolving because it's reducing the amount that we have losing those third quarters by.

We've lost three straight third quarters by a combined 36 points and a long physical wing like Mawot, who, who makes the opponent's best scorer work could help most in those stretches.

We're not messing around trying to assimilate him into the Perth Wildcats lineup.

We don't need him to be some outstanding scorer like Bryce Cotton or Kendrick Davis.

And the fact that Pepper and ADO and Doolittle and Wendler are playing really solid basketball has alleviated the pressure off of Knight coming into the lineup.

All he's got to do is be a really good point guard.

It's the championship rematch.

Nick Rakosevich has come out and said that he wants blood.

He wants to win, and Kendrick Davis and Cotton, they're up against each other again.

I have heard that Bryce Cotton has said that he can't watch Game 5 of the championship series.

We're not messing around trying to assimilate him into the Perth Wildcats lineup.

We don't need him to be some outstanding scorer like Bryce Cotton or Kendrick Davis.

And the fact that Pepper and ADO and Doolittle and Wendler are playing really solid basketball has alleviated the pressure off of Knight coming into the lineup.

All he's got to do is be a really good point guard.

It's the championship rematch.

Nick Rakosevich has come out and said that he wants blood.

He wants to win, and Kendrick Davis and Cotton, they're up against each other again.

I have heard that Bryce Cotton has said that he can't watch Game 5 of the championship series.

As I said before, we don't even guard each other, so-

You say this all the time, but somewhere in the back of the mind, is there, is there just a, a little bit of Bryce Cotton that wants to do better than Kendrick Davis?

Of course.

We don't guard each other.

I know every coach is gonna say, "Oh, there's other things we could have done throughout the game," but to put yourself in a position to win, that's what they want at the end of the day, and then the basketball gods can decide as well.

So, um, you know, it's, it's great that Brisbane can play Tassie so tough and make it a one-possession game for the end of the game, and then on the flip side, it's tough to go into Sydney's home court with the way they've been playing consistently over the last 20 games as a group and, you know, it's kind of they, they've been really, really good with Kendrick Davis, the head of that snake, but everyone else coming in and finding, finding their place within the system thanks to what Gorge does.

So, um, I wouldn't say Brisbane are cooling off or anything like that.

It's just they've run into two of the better programs in the NBL over the last few years and yeah, they're, they're going into Cairns tonight, which, you know, they, they don't have the consistency that those other two teams have had.