Jason Evans

That possession for Duke started with more than six minutes on the clock.

Isaiah Evans got a rebound with more than six minutes left on the clock.

And this is a key moment.

Clemson's probably thinking, we need a quick stop and then a bucket.

Quick stop and then a bucket.

That's what you're thinking at that moment if you're Clemson.

Duke almost...

So Isaiah got the rebound with six Oh three Duke almost burned the clock.

Um, Caden went in the lane and actually had his shot blocked, but Malik grabbed the offensive rebound and Malik tossed it to Isaiah who made a desperation heave and it hit the rim and went out of bounds off Clemson.

And then, so Duke got another possession and we had another possession where Malik got another offensive rebound and we reset it.

And that was then the possession that led to Caden.

But we, we burned, uh,

a minute and 17 of a clock, and we still got a bucket out of it.

I mean, how insane is that entire – everything that happened on that possession, a couple offensive rebounds by Malik and just – it was great.

But I wanted to shout out a couple other plays in addition to that one.

With four minutes left in the first half,

Duke was up five, and we ran a gorgeous, gorgeous play for Isaiah for a three-pointer.

It looked like Caden and Cam were going to run a little pick kind of action up at the top, but Isaiah kind of ran into the middle of it, and as a result, he screened his man off, and he curled around Cam, and you realize that Cameron wasn't setting a screen for Caden.

He was setting a screen for Isaiah.

It was like...