Jason Evans

And I thought a huge key to it was Dame Sar.

Duke lately has been putting Dame on the primary creator for the opposing team.

Sometimes it's a point guard.

Sometimes it's not.

In the case of Clemson, for the most part, it was Dylan Hunter.

And it's been paying huge dividends.

He strangled Dylan Hunter out of this game.

And when it wasn't Hunter, they had him on Ace Buckner, who's like their secondary creator when he's in the game.

And those two guys, the guys that Clemson's been relying on lately to create shots for other players, Clemson could not generate good looks off of those two guys.

So Dylan Hunter hit a meaningless late three in the final, like you said, final 30, 40 seconds.

Other than that, he didn't score at all, and he had two assists.

That's a huge defensive effort on him.

Ace Buckner?

Ace Buckner was three of 12 from the field.

Now, I'm not going to say it's all Dame.

There were other guys involved in that, but a lot of it was the freakishly long arms, the great foot movement, the anticipation of Dame Sarr.

And it was fun for me.

Because of where I was sitting, Brad Brownell, well, first of all, Brad Brownell was in my way most of the time.

Like I'd be looking at the game and he would, I was like, Brad, can you go back to the coaching box a little bit, man?

I had to get Brad out of my way a couple of times.