Donald Wine

Cam had to rush that shot at the end.

Again, not a detail that cost us the game, but details matter, as I've said throughout all of this stuff.

Details matter, and those details are all things that add up.

at the end of the game that costs us points from the first half to the end of the game.

That's how that works, and that's why officiating is so important in this game, why officiating can take momentum away from a team.

Now, to your point about the coaching, I think there were definitely times where Texas Tech recognized that they're going to throw a shift at us, and we're not going to react to it the way that we should.

I think that shift was –

like Texas tech basically recognizing, yo, I only got one big guy and the big guy is a foul trouble.

So I can't put him on cam.

I can't put him on Pat.

There was times where, you know, they went at cam boozer every single play for the first, like 10 minutes of this ball game.

And if you notice, they almost threw their hands up to say – because they wanted to get Cam into foul trouble and get him out of the game.

Cam did a great job, I thought, at recognizing the fact that they were going at him on every single play and figuring out how to play defense without fouling.

They don't think he got his first foul until late in the second half.

But –

At a certain point, Texas Tech said, well, that's not working.

So, you know, let's just go ahead and do this other thing we have.

That is where the in-game adjustments need to happen.

And John Shire has done that consistently.

brilliantly, many, many times in his career.