Donald Weinheimer

And when Jay Lucas was hired, he left Miami, moving to Temple where he was an assistant coach under Adam Fisher until his passing today.

I just want to issue my condolences to him, his family.

He was a very nice guy.

always gracious.

Last year when he was thrust into a very difficult situation, handling the press calls with grace, with care, with detail, with a little bit of humor, he knew that he was in a kind of sticky situation with regards to being thrust into this role prematurely and was able to handle it with all the gravitas that he possibly could.

He will be missed.

Obviously, he coached at Miami, which is my other alma mater, so I will say for him, hopefully he's looking down and hopefully he's able to help move the football and the basketball for Miami this season, of course, except when they are playing Duke.

May his memory be a blessing, as they say.

And we will conclude this DBR Bites with that.

So again, Scott and I will be back at some point, not immediately after the game, but at some point to recap everything that happens with the Cal game and also get you ready for this weekend's matchup where we will stay on the West Coast to play Stanford.

But until then, he's Scott, I'm Donald.

It's now time for the Duke band to play us out and take us home.