Jason Evans

But we didn't mention Cam had a 10-5-5, like with ease.

Right, yeah.

Not even close.

You know, 23 points, 10 rebounds.

Sorry, eight rebounds and seven assists.

I said 10 because I saw that Cam drew 10 fouls.

They fouled Cam 10 times.

You know, he goes to the free throw line 14 times.

We're not going to get into him missing five of them.

But I mean, yeah, you know, from a statistical standpoint, Cam was dominant.

And yet I think he passed out of, you know, double teams and situations where they came to him almost more than he should have because there was just with who they had guarding him with the defense they were playing, Cam should have gone for 35 probably.

with ease, it wouldn't have even been impressive if he had.

And it was really troubling the fact that Duke let Texas Tech dictate the way the game would be played, where the game would be played.

You can't do that and expect to win the contest.

And then I'm going to move on to something else.

I think intensity, desire, focus,

Things that aren't necessarily easy to measure in the stats sheet are phases of the game where Duke was very, very deficient in this game.

And I think one place in the stat sheet where you can measure them is rebounding.

We've talked about the unbelievable size advantage that Duke had.

And look, JT Toppin is a hell of a rebounder, one of the best rebounders in the country, one of the best offensive rebounders in the country.