Jason Evans

And you mentioned all those shot clock violations or near violations.

In the second half, Donald, I swear, it felt like Clemson, on at least half or two-thirds of their possessions, they were taking a shot with less than five seconds left on the shot clock, like again and again and again.

And part of that is Clemson wants to play slow, but a lot of that is Duke wasn't letting Clemson get anything good.

Yeah, and one of the guys who's very responsible, I think, for stretching out that lead, we talked about Cam Boozer, Caden Boozer.

I thought Caden had – John Shire in the post-game press conference said he thought Caden played close to a perfect game.

He missed his two three-pointers there.

And John said, but he's going to make those.

They've seen in practice.

Caden's release isn't perfect.

It needs to be a little bit quicker.

I think one of the things they'll work on in the offseason is remaking some of the mechanics on his three-point shot.

But he's a better three-point shooter than what we've seen for the most part this year.

But John talked about it.

Caden just plays with such great pace.

Like the ball is always moving faster, moving faster up the court, moving faster around the perimeter and the such.

When Caden Boozer is in the game, he's getting more and more consistent.

John talked about the fact that Caden is trending up, up, up like every game when they're grading.

the players and stuff like that, their grades on Caden are getting better virtually every game.

And he brings so much toughness to the, to the table.

And frankly, he's, he may be our best finisher in the paint.