 But it's even more of a reason why he needs to stay back in college, work on his game, get the necessary fundamentals, get the necessary revs up, and then have him come to the NBA where the reps are under his belt and he can be a lot more successful. Because he's not going to be successful. He's just not. And I hate to say that about a teenager. And yes, his stock improved at the NBA draft combined with the agility drills that he did and the three-point shooting drills that he did. But you know what?