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And you could tell that he knew that this play was going to end in success because he didn't even move.

He just passed it.

He was like, my job is done here.

Right.

Caleb Foster drives down the floor.

He kind of goes into the lane, but then he hands it off, basically taps it off to Cam Boozer, who gets the hoop and the foul.

I thought it was a great sequence.

Again, punctuated by Malik Brown being demonstrative on both ends of the floor, hitting the three and then getting a block so good that he was like, I don't need to contribute to the rest of this play.

My work here is done.

But real quick, real quick, because you mentioned the word deflections and we didn't mention this in the good, uh,

As you said, you kind of mentioned it with Malik Brown, but just overall, I thought it was very funny that we had several deflections where the guys would deflect the ball.

It's not like they were lazy and not going after the ball, but they almost were like, no, that was dumb, Wake Forest.

Try that again.

No, you could do better than that.

They were just kind of...

like just sunning them around the floor with the deflections.

And sometimes there was one where Caleb Foster had a deflection and it was easily in a spot where you can go get it.

And he just kind of stared at his opponent.

Like, no, no, no, you go get that.

And you try this play again, see if it's better next time around.