Donald Wine

We need to keep that energy and that intensity up.

And remember the second half at the Yum Center and how we were able to lock down defensively and really assert ourselves in the paint offensively.

We need to continue to do that sort of thing.

The last thing I'll say, Jason, is Mikael Brown Jr.

is a new piece to this puzzle, at least for us.

So we have to limit the damage of that new piece.

And that's easier said than done.

He can go for 20 points and you can feel like you've limited what he can do because, as you mentioned, he can drive, he can shoot, he can pass.

If you're able to disrupt the system that is formed around him,

that is going to help to be successful.

And I think what the metrics say, it's like a nine-point difference is what Kempom has.

I expect it to be way closer.

I expect this to be a game coming down to the last couple of minutes where execution on the offensive end and pressure on defense is going to be the difference in how we approach Louisville.

I think the last thing, Jason, is that this game is on the home floor, right?

It's in Cameron.

And there's an extra special attention to Louisville wanting to right the ship, but also to do it at the expense of us not keeping our perfect record in Cameron.

This is where energy needs to be coming from all 93-14 that are there on Monday night.

I think that's the key as well.

Something that the Yum Center doesn't quite have, despite its status as one of the –

biggest gyms in college basketball, it doesn't have the pressure coming from all four sides.