Jason Evans

And by the way, you saw that struggling with confidence thing in the Florida State game, where he kept on taking the three-pointers and it wasn't happening for him.

What happened to Caden over the last two games was instead of trying to be what people wanted him to be,

He became what Caden Boozer is.

Rather than try and do the outside shooting thing,

which, frankly, Duke needs because we have these great post players.

It's like, oh, you need outside shooting to surround them.

Rather than saying, oh, I'm going to do that, Caden said, no, what I'm going to do is I'm going to attack the space.

I'm going to attack the basket.

I'm going to put pressure on the rim because other teams are so worried about other post players.

It's going to allow me to get in there and finish in traffic the way I do as well as maybe any other point guard country.

He stopped trying to be something different than he is, and he became what we all know he can be.

He played to his own strengths.

And that Caden Boozer is a guy who ended up on the ACC all-tournament team.

It was an incredible, incredible two-day transformation of this player.

And again, I think it goes back to confidence, recognizing here is what I can do.

29-0, buddy.

29-0.

So I wanted to mention about Isaiah.

As I said, he didn't score in the first 16 minutes.

He had 20 points in the final 24 minutes of this game.