00:00What'd you think of Keyshawn last night? Oh my God, this guy is so impressive. Uh, I mean,
00:06there were so many plays that I think just spoke to his two-way potential. I mean, you might want
00:12to remove the word potential. Like he's already here. He's a certified starter in the NBA,
00:16uh, a two-way threat. I love the play that he had. I think it was in the fourth quarter
00:21where
00:21he drove into the paint and pushed, uh, Braden Burry's back and then said something, you know,
00:28called him a little boy or something. I don't know. It, you know, it caught him like he said,
00:32little boy. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But this, the dude that he pushed back is a rookie. Um, but he is
00:40one
00:40of the more physical, aggressive rookies that I've seen come into the draft in several years. And it
00:44was just earlier in the, in the night, you know, on the broadcast, John wall and drew good. And we're
00:49saying that this guy's, you know, close to the size of a tight end. He's like six, five to 20.
00:54And he plays like it. And for Keyshawn George to push that guy back and then score on him was
00:59really impressive. And then later in the fourth quarter, he had a block and he took it all the
01:04way down the court for a dunk. Um, so impressive all around on both ends. Uh, I think he's going
01:10to have a monster year. And I think after this season, we're going to start talking about all-star
01:15potential.
