 There's certainly some truth to that. But Brawny was a first-round NBA prospect before this. And, of course, this was a significant setback. It was a traumatic setback. And he's had to clear, again, several hurdles just to get back to this point. But if the draft was held a year ago and it was before that incident, Brawny would have gone in the first round. So for the Lakers to draft him at number 55 and really take a flyer on him, I don't think it's as crazy as people or some people are making it out to be.