Donald Wynne

They were already in the 300s, so it wasn't much further they can go down when you talk about overall adjusted tempo.

But I think also, Jason...

when you think about Clemson and the fact that we talked about that, they don't have really one guy.

They look to, that can be a detriment when you're behind and when you're late in the shot clock, because for us, we go, okay, we're going to try to get the ball to cam and,

Next down the line, it may be Slim.

Next down the line after that is probably Pat.

You have kind of a hierarchy when you're inside 10 seconds of figuring out who to get the ball to for a particular moment.

When you don't have one of those guys, you saw what happened yesterday in the form of Clemson kind of trying to throw the ball around saying, you take the shot.

No, you take the shot.

No, who's going to take the shot?

I don't know who's going to take the shot.

By then, they look up, it's one second left, and as you mentioned, they either throw up a prayer or they didn't get it off at all, and we got a shot clock violation.

I think...

The note that the nameless star lineup rotation kind of came back to bite them, especially when they were down because they didn't have anybody that they can fall back on to say, hey, we need to get out of this rut.

This guy's going to get us a bucket.

And I think Dames are the two guys that you mentioned that he keyed in on at times.

Those are the guys they kind of tried to look for initially, and then they realized we can't do that because they're being suffocated over here by Dame Saar.

I just look at the stats, and I look and see that their top scorer had 12, which is Carter Welling.

RJ Godfrey had 10, and I think six to eight of them were in the first five minutes of the game.

And then after that, it was just, who's by the basket?