 college or pro, and they don't want to do it where the best player's son is on the team and he's buddies with the head coach. It just doesn't feel like a culture that has its eyes focused on winning. I don't think Bronny plays much except for, you know, a game or two in the NBA. I don't see any reason that J.J. Redick can't be a really, really good coach. But the problem isn't the reality of it. The problem is the perception of it.