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And like you mentioned, they're very good at... They may have the ball taken from them sometimes, but they're decently good at hanging on to the basketball.

But in their losses...

that threshold, Jason, that you have of 12 turnovers being good or bad, right, more or less, they average 12 turnovers a game.

And the games that they have performed well or performed the worst are games where they've had 13, 15 turnovers.

They've been very loose with the basketball.

They had one loss where they had 20 turnovers.

And so they have a tendency sometimes to kind of not necessarily play wild but just play out of sorts and –

play without any continuity.

Duke has a great chance to disrupt that continuity.

Like you said, with Dame Sarr kind of getting on Duke Harris and saying, not today.

You may be able to get some points, but you're not going to affect the continuity of Wake's offense.

And Wake trying to figure out how they're going to beat us without Duke Harris in the mix on a lot of these possessions, that's where Duke can take advantage.

I think we'll be able to get some steals.

If we have the pressure defense that we've seen some of these guys play by, again, shutting down a Colvin or shutting down a Calamese, I think they'll be able to get out and run.

And we haven't really seen them really get out and run.

But also, again, it'll set up our offense where we can get into the paint, where it feels like, to me, Wake Forest doesn't have a lot of answers for both Cam Boozer and Pat Gogba.

And with Clemson losing the other night, it means that Duke is the only team that remains undefeated in the ACC.

The reason why I want to have this good start is, A, yes, to show that they've kind of been working on things.

But also, I hope that it's about...

Duke getting out and finishing a team early, because not to look towards the Louisville game on Monday, but the Saturday-Monday double always is about conserving as much energy as you can while still inflicting the maximum damage on your opponent.