Donald Wynne

So he catches the ball somehow.

He sees the ball in the air, goes and catches it, and kind of hits a quick floater, releases it just as the shot clock expires, nails the floater.

And at that point, I think Clemson – I don't know if they called the timeout because we were right near the under-4 timeout, but you could tell that that was like, oh, we can't even get that right.

That's going Duke's way.

This game –

by all accounts, is over.

And so, again, heads-up play by Caden Boozer, indicative of a lot of the stretch that he played in the second half, especially of just playing heads-up basketball and making a clean shot after getting a shot blocked, I thought was a really cool thing.

Yeah, those type of plays when you can kind of just sit there, sometimes on the pickup court too, I'll sit there and throw a pass and just be like, good, and just walk down the end of the court.

You don't need me for the rest of this play.

The ball's going in.

Those are the type of plays that you really appreciate, and it's a testament to, again, how hard these guys work to know where everyone is going to be on the court.

He knew it was intuition and also just muscle memory.

He knew where he was going to be.

Caden fed, fed slim to pass in the right spot, pop swap.

That's how you, that's how you get easy buckets.

Let's go to player of the week.

Jason, as we close this out, I am going with Isaiah Evans, 38 points, nine for 15 from three, six rebounds, two assists and two steals on the week.

It was between him and Cam, in my opinion, and slim, you know, getting back to his three point ways is what did the trick for me.

Yeah, exactly.

Again, we talked about – and Jason, that double-figure total that you mentioned is in spite of the fact that entering this week, he had been kind of on a shooting slump behind the arc.