Jason Evans

It was glaringly apparent in this game.

He immediately went at Duke in the early going, and we seemed unprepared.

We seemed ill-equipped to stop it.

There were times where like Darren Harris got isolated on him.

The times where Isaiah Evans, there were times where we had somewhat smaller guys, guys who aren't as physical defenders playing, you know, ISO on him.

We got to figure out something to do in those situations.

You can't just let the guy back them down again and again and again and get easy buckets again and again and again.

Duke, Donald Duke came into this game.

We talked about this.

As the best two-point field goal percentage defense team in the country, opponents were hitting about 40% of their two-point field goals against Duke coming into this game.

You can make a good argument that the single thing that Duke has done better than anything else all season long, the reason we were undefeated coming into this game, was that we made it difficult for teams to hit two-point buckets.

Texas Tech hit 69.4% of their twos against us.

I'm going to repeat the number, Donald, so people hear it.

Not nice.

As I said, 40% coming into this game.

Texas Tech hit almost 70% against Duke.

Luan Watts was 10 of 13 on his twos.

JT Toppin was 8 of 12 on his twos.

I know.

Donald, we got the emails.