Catholic Villanova University basketball team trains ahead of Sunday's game in Rome

He is our best alumni and most notable alumni, but he's also, I would say he's probably the most famous person on earth. And so to be here in his home city, first of all, we're just so happy that he's healthy and he's recovering from the surgery. But it is kind of neat to know the fact that we are playing in his home city. Yeah, it's they're still 19, 20, 21 years old. They haven't had the life experiences and probably understand the gravity of playing or getting to see the Pope. But I think this is a once in a lifetime opportunity. And my goal is that when they're 50 years old, they sit back and be able to tell their kids that they had this opportunity. It's honestly an honor to represent, I can say, speak for the whole team, just to represent Villanova, the Pope, and just the whole community in general, and just having all of them, like all the administration, fans, alumni, travel here, it's pretty special. Are you talking kitchen? Of course, being in Popolio is not something that can happen every day and I feel like everybody are excited about it. Me personally, I'm not like a religious guy, so it's not like something crazy, but still it was a Villanova alumni. I mean he's the pope so it's pretty important either you're religious or not so I mean it's gonna be great.