Donald

If you know, you know.

But it's about –

Do it where it hurts, on the scoreboard, in Cameron, on our final game of the season.

Hopefully it's a game where we can return the favor on the scoreboard in the loss column and then have the class to walk off the court as we normally do, nobody rushing it and saying, hey, we got our win back.

Now let's focus on the next play.

Well, I will say, look, if you think that this game won't be scrutinized in three weeks, if something happens, it's going to be scrutinized.

I promise you that Duke already has a plan in place.

for postgame, even if they know we're not going to rush the court.

I don't think there's going to be a situation where we're going to rush the court in any scenario, whether it's a buzzer beater.

Sure, we might go nuts in the crowd, but I promise you,

John Shire and the staff is going to be like, hey, let us celebrate, but let's do that in the stands.

Let's not give them any reason to come back and say everything that we talked about just now is worth nothing because we did the same thing.

They're going to make sure that that's nipped in the bud quickly.

Yeah, sure.

If we destroy them or we pummel them or if it's a buzzer beater, Jason –

Yeah, sure, there's going to be celebrations, but they're going to be like, hey, do that outside where we can do it all night long.

And I promise you that's going to be the message ahead of a couple weeks.

But we still got a lot of basketball to talk about before then.

It's interesting because, again, it kind of uses the flow into what they've done this year.

But he recruits, and we know Jeff Capel.