Donald Wine

where it needs to be and you mentioned that we're on season shooting like 34 35 if we're shooting that today where we shot 27.8 if we i mean this is a this is a blowout of epic proportions like we're you know we're adding probably six or seven points to this and again the momentum that comes with hitting some of those threes exactly so again it's not something to be concerned about with um us going cold because that's going to happen

The prolonged period, I think, is something that you just have to work through.

But I also think that it's about what we were doing.

We were missing open shots.

We were missing some inside shots.

And against better teams, you just can't do that without getting punished.

And so we just got to nip that in the bud.

Yeah.

And again, that's where you need your bench to come in and be ready to produce.

And it doesn't matter, Jason, what the what the lineup might be.

Right.

It's one thing to have a guy come off the bench and you're like, oh, but it's cool.

Number 12 in there.

So it doesn't matter what I do out here.

He's going to get the ball.

He's going to score.

you can't rely on just one person or two people for scoring.

You have to make sure that everybody, when, when those guys get the rest that they do need for those stretches where we absolutely need them back in the game, or if one of those guys hits foul trouble, you need to have someone else step up and it doesn't have to be the same person every single night, but somebody has to be ready to be their microwave and come off the bench and produce offensively so that we're able to, um,

to really get and make it where it's a level playing field and there's no drop-off in production or quality until those guys come back in.

And again, it's also a demoralizer for the other team.