Donald Wine

So to ask him to basically assume the point guard duties for some of this game and for him to be so great at it again with the eight assists, being able to set up and execute and find open men when it looked like earlier in the season, he'd maybe dribble off his foot or try to dribble into more trouble again.

Again, heads up poise from him, and the ability to do that is just simply incredible.

Not many players in the country can do that.

I mean, look, he finished with an ACC tournament record was 21 blocks.

He had nine last night, which is also an ACC championship game record.

So hats off to Onyansu for that.

But I also think we didn't really adjust well when that was happening.

Like, if you remember, a lot of those happened on the same play where he'd have two or three blocks in the same possession.

And so it was about adjustments.

And I think, as you mentioned, we started to adjust to figure out how to, you know,

neutralize him in a way later in the game.

But if you remember when we played him two weeks ago in Cameron, we talked about how him and Grunlow were the two top block shot or shot blockers in the ACC.

And they combined for three blocks that game.

He had nine by himself last night.

So, and that's because we didn't have a pat to pull one of them out of the lane while Cameron attacked the other one.

It's, it's, it's as simple as that for me.

So it's something to work on.

But again, we're going to see teams in the NCAA tournament who are going to try and be shot blockers.

And they're going to try and say, okay, these guys are going to go to the rim a lot.

Let's throw our big guys in there and see what they can do.