DeMarcus Cousins considers the thought, and one of the NBA's most recognizable scowls quickly turns into a bright smile.
Without saying a word, it's clear he agrees: For the first time under Mike Krzyzewski, the U.S. Olympic basketball team has a genuine offensive weapon in the middle.
The Americans might even have the best center in the world.
Cousins had 14 points and 15 rebounds in just 16 minutes of the Americans' exhibition opener, a 111-74 victory over Argentina. The Sacramento Kings star can score inside and out, and gives the U.S. a dimension it hasn't had while winning the last two gold medals.