Jay Bilas

He gives it everything.

He doesn't take any plays off.

I think the one area where North Carolina may be a little bit vulnerable is I think they have good guards, but they're not dynamic.

And and so they don't have like dynamic playmakers at the guard spots.

And as long as they're low error and they're not turning it over, they're fine.

But they're not the you know, it's not like you don't have like a Raymond Felton type out there.

um and they don't and that's one of the reasons i think their transition game hasn't been as devastating as you remember because the first thing you know the game plan for north carolina has always been really easy it's really easy to figure out you know kind of like when i you know the old days when i was a kid everybody knew what the green bay packers were gonna we're gonna run and uh but

Good luck stopping it.

You know, they're going to run the power sweep, but good luck stopping it.

And USC is going to run student body right.

You know, they could tell you what's coming.

You just got to stop it.

And you knew with Carolina, it's their transition and their secondary break and their offensive rebounding and all that.

And after a free throw, it's a sideline advance.

You know, you knew what was coming.

You just couldn't stop it.

And especially when it came at you over and over and over again,

They were going to kind of wear you out and foul you out over the course of the game.

But both Duke and North Carolina shoot more.

They make more free throws than their opponents attempt.