Donald Wynne

And so that's where Darren Harris has to figure out when he is on the floor for those two minutes, three minutes, 15 minutes, whatever it is, to make the most of those opportunities.

Because...

Again, when that number is called, he's saying, I want you to be ready.

And if you're not ready, they're going to bring you back out and they're going to replace you with somebody else who is ready.

So that's just the long and short of it.

All these guys just got to be remain ready and remain poised on the floor and be ready to take advantage of those opportunities.

It's all we can ask for when it comes to Duke.

And sure, we ask for some guys to do more than others.

But for everybody, the base level is to be prepared to take advantage of the opportunity you have to get out on that floor and play well with DUKE across the front of your chest.

It's the bare minimum.

And so that's basically what these guys have to figure out how to do on a consistent basis.

That's how we get better as a team.

Jason, let's now move to the play of the game because we have the same play of the game.

It comes with 440 left in the second half.

Off an offensive rebound, we take a shot, we get the offensive rebound.

The clock resets, the shot clock resets, and it gets late in the shot clock.

Caden Boozer gets the ball at the top of the key.

He goes, oh, snap, the shot clock is about to expire.

Tries to throw up a three, gets his three blocked.

But there's still time left in the shot clock.