 were the most unselfish. And in UCLA's case, Walton thought pass first rather than shot, and he was the most unselfish, and he was by far the greatest player. So they could hit you from all angles. They could hit you with the break, you know, hit with the outlet, lay upstairs, or they'd run a half court where they hit the post and guys would cut. But I've never seen a setter be smart enough to look to the weak side when he got the ball. Usually big guys get the ball and they try to