Donald Wine

They're going to need that recharge.

And I think with that refresh can come a renewed vigor, a renewed intensity, a renewed focus.

Because that's what, again, as we approach the ACC season, every team is going to come after us.

And we need to be ready to withstand that pressure every single night.

So if we need to take a couple days to hone in on those details, let's do that.

Because in the end, we're cutting down the nets in Indianapolis in early April because we paid attention to those details, we paid attention to those moments, and we overcame all those obstacles.

There's only one team that's able to do that, and we have to learn now how to be that team in April.

Wait, we have two more things.

My play of the game is Blake Brown's block that was initially called the goal 10, because again, he came from the weak side and from our angle, it was a great play because he basically left his man in the far corner, flew across the paint to block that shot.

And the only crime of it is, as you said, is that it,

They prevented a Duke fast break that they easily would have gotten at least a line off of because they called it a goaltend initially.

But I also want to credit John Shire for the moment that he just kind of looked up and saw that it was a block and did the most vigorous coaches challenge call that I've seen so far in this college basketball season.

He was amped about that.

And the whole crowd knew that I don't know why it took 30 seconds because it should have taken three.

Even on the replay, Texas Tech fans were like, oh, that's a good block.

So that's my play of the game.

Yeah.

You know, I thought about Caden Boozer and how he played this week and, you know, I think I'm going to go with him because I think, again, he showed a lot of poise this week.

He made a lot of strides, um,

And it was very close between the twins.