Donald

I mean, he had four turnovers yesterday.

He had four against Louisville.

That's eight all week.

And...

it's not, again, it's because he gets the ball a lot, right?

So you have a lot of, in my mind, you go, if you have the ball 40 times, that's 40 opportunities for you to score, but it's also 40 opportunities for you to lose the basketball or do something, you know, careless with the basketball.

And he's, again,

90% of the time he's great.

It's just those other times where it felt like there were opportune moments, like you said, for us to really assume control of the game, the balls in his hands, and it's not taking care of it.

Again, getting comfortable with the lead means more than just, okay, we're up six.

Let's just hang on.

We want to be in a position where we're always making it where the other team has to expend all of their energy to,

to try and catch up.

And when they don't and they're gassed, that's when you go, okay, now it's time.

And we haven't developed that yet.

And it's also, again, credit to SMU.

They fought hard.

They fought like warriors to get back into this game after having that lead to start.

And it wasn't just us letting them back into the game.

They took that opportunity, like you mentioned earlier.