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Then they started double teaming him at the very last second, and that's where Cam got a couple of those blocks from behind.

And again, once they realized that, they took out Terrace Reed.

They tried to go small, and that's when we really started to go to work.

I mean, look, Cam with 27 points, eight rebounds, five of them on the offensive glass, four assists and two blocks.

Cade and Boozer were 15 points, five rebounds, six assists, and two steals.

That's a 10-5-5.

I thought that both of them together were really making it where UConn had to just search for answers.

If you noticed, every TV timeout, I mean, I noticed obviously in the building, but every TV timeout, Dan Hurley was yelling at a referee about something.

And what they were saying was, look,

Your guy is not getting fouled on any of these possessions.

They're playing good defense.

Meanwhile, on the other hand, Cam Boozer, I know we'll talk about it extensively, is getting...

just pounded just absolutely beat to death in that and he still was solid he still was able to get up there and and do so so much to carry this team just like he's done all year he was so consistent the word around the building was that man that guy is just granite like he just won't you just can't move him and once he gets to his spot he figures it out

And he's so smart in figuring out how to get to a spot that the only thing you can do is just watch him go up and calmly lay it off the glass and score two points.

I was saying that you saw quite a bit where we had our, air quotes, small lineup, and Nick was at the four.

And it was funny because it was like Nick at the four, Malik at the five, and as you mentioned, Cam was at the three when he was in there.

And so I really like the fact that he was –

He was guarding guards.

He was guarding big men.

He even had, I think, one or two plays where he jostled with Terrace Reed and tried to, again, try to just be the... be in the bonnet, right?