I was at both games last night.

DJ didn't look comfortable for most of the first game. He got his sea legs towards the end of the game with a nice 3 pointer, but was otherwise a little tentative and sloppy. He can definitely play with those guys, but the usual swagger wasn't there for some reason. I would have liked to have seen the chip on the shoulder that we all got used to the past couple seasons. He didn't seem intimidated, but he also wasn't acting like the best player in the building - which I tend ot think fuels him sometimes.

His team got throttled by the way. Best player on the floor was Brandon Davies (BYU), 2nd best was probably Will Clyburn (Iowa State). Third best Mohamadu Yarou (Villanova). Other than that, nobody that exciting. Jack Cooley from ND is getting accolades this morning, but I wasn't that impressed.

Coach Christian was there watching, which I thought was really cool. Great support for a former player that is already done with his eligibility.

DJ's team was coached by Antoine Walker. Pretty obvious he had a bond with DJ and DJ Richardson (Illinois) because of the Chicago thing.

I stayed for half of the 2nd game and actually sat with Chris Evans parents. He was one of the better players in the game, but you have to think about who he's going to be asked to matchup with in the NBA. He's not a guard, doesn't shoot well from the outside, and has a pretty skinny frame for his size (imo). 

The number of International and NBA scouts there was staggering. It was truly a basketball trade show. Additionally lots of college coaches as well. Cool experience, glad I did it.