Donald Wine

We're just going to keep going with it.

We still were able to get stuff done in the paint despite shooting 25 threes.

And...

It was, again, a little bit more of a balanced attack, but once we went inside, we realized, okay, if we're not going to make these threes, that's cool.

We're still going to try and take them when they're open, but let's get inside.

Let's get to the paint.

Let's do that.

And the funny thing is about Cam Boozer, who owned the paint, I mean, he had 32 points, nine rebounds, four assists, and three steals, and 22 of those points came in the second half.

But a lot of it was, okay, I'm in the paint.

I'm in the paint.

He's dominating.

Then there was a point where he'd get the ball.

He'd shoot the three.

He'd either miss it or make it.

More often than not, he made it.

So he'd make one three, and all of a sudden the defense is like, okay, now I got to guard him outside in the three.

Then hammer time again.

He goes back in the paint and starts dominating again.

I think the balance of what they showed on the attack really allowed them to be so forceful inside the paint because every time they got the ball inside the paint, it's almost like they took it personally.

They took it as a motivation to, hey –