[laughs] You going to, uh, Missouri.

Oh yeah, I ended up going to Missouri.

I had another, uh A player that went to Missouri along with me that we played in that particular McDonald's game together, his name was Richie Johnson.

He was supposed to be a 6'9 ... well, he was 6'9, 6'9 point guard.

Um, and he played at New Albany.

Uh, and he was gonna go to Missouri as well and, uh, but as a point guard.

And I know that when we played in that all-star game together, I just kinda saw, you know, a little difference in that.

[laughs] I'ma score on you.

Let's talk about making that college decision.

Well, I know that at that time I was being recruited pretty heavily.

I know Boston, my brother went to Boston University and Rick Pitino was the head coach there.

And I know he came to see us play after my brother kind of talked about the kind of support we had, you know, coming out of high school.

But I ended up going to a McDonald's All-Star game, which was like the top point.

It wasn't the real one though, right? It wasn't the one I played in.

It wasn't the top 24.

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