Donald

It felt like he just was playing.

I mean, he got four rebounds, but,

But it just felt like he was playing on tired legs the whole time, which, again, coming off of the high of the Louisville game, you're thinking, okay, something has transpired between Wednesday night and Saturday afternoon that would cause him to have tired legs.

And, you know, maybe it's just one of those games where he was under the weather or what have you, and that was bothering him because that's where it manifested itself.

And when you have tired legs, everything feels a step slower.

Everything feels like you can't jump as high.

So you try to go around it, which is why he wasn't going through contact.

He was trying to work his way around it.

Shots are falling just short.

It felt like even on different plays, it just felt like he'd get to the corner, he'd grab the ball, and it was just a step too late so that, oh, now I have to dribble to the side, and now I'm not fully set for this three that I'm going to take.

Oh, yeah, and I still have these tired legs here.

So it just felt like everything was just a step off for him, and hopefully it's just nothing more than –

He was feeling a little foolish or feeling under the weather and he's back soon.

But I mean, we're going to go on a long road trip.

So hopefully he hopefully it's not the flu because would hate for him to miss that because we definitely need the second half Louisville Caleb Foster.

against Cal and Stanford because they're both playing very well.

But yeah, it was weird after that game, especially that second half for him to come back with a dud of zero points.

It just didn't feel like the Caleb Foster we have seen so far this season.

I mean, he only played 15 minutes, so that signals to me that health-wise something was a little bit off because even if he's having a bad game, he's still in there for 28 to 30 minutes.

So the fact that he's only under 15, probably that's where our answer lies right there.