Donald

Yeah, and the funny thing is for them, you mentioned the mid-range jumpers that they take, that a lot of these guys take.

And you jokingly mentioned like, yeah, let them take the shot.

But I think the one thing that's important is contesting those because if you contest them, there's going to be some longer rebounds.

And I think that's where they get a lot of second chance points is, you know, long shots make long rebounds, especially when you miss them.

And I think for us,

The way that we control the paint is tremendous, and we're going to hopefully keep them out of the paint because if they want to take the more difficult shots, then we're going to let them do that.

But putting a hand in the face and then turning and boxing them out means that we can get out of transition a lot quicker because what they're going to do is try and crash the boards.

And if we already have it, and then those guys who were defending the mid-range jumper, all of a sudden, they're the last.

Guy that's furthest back, you turn, and all of a sudden, the way that Cam can get the ball down the floor, the way that Pat can outlet the ball very quickly, a couple shots.

You mentioned the play against Virginia Tech on Saturday, the bing-bang-bong play where all of a sudden you blink and they're two points on the board.

That's what we can do a lot if we can get out and transition with those mid-range jumpers.

So let's get to the things to watch.

And the first thing is, I'm just going to go ahead and say it.

We have a game tomorrow night, Tuesday, in Cameron against Boston College.

There's nothing else going on, right?

We can talk about anything else after that game.

Look squarely at what's in front of you.

That is Boston College.

We just talked a lot about how terrible they are on offense.

This is what we call a way to – I don't want to say the word, T-R-A-P.