Scott Rich

I think it's about time that we admit we probably have the same play of the game.

I'm going to operate on that assumption, but I want to make this a two-parter.

I want to make this a two-part play of the game because we're talking about Isaiah Evans' dunk at the end of the first half.

But that was not the only point of the game.

where Duke had an offensive rebound off of a missed free throw that they turned into a solid offensive possession at a key, key moment.

Isaiah Evans' dunk at the end of the first half as part of that huge run was the first one.

But lest we forget, with about 11 minutes to go in the second, where we're in the midst of this, Cal has brought this game back.

It's a close game.

We have that possession where we get four shots at the rim.

And that all comes after a Cam Boozer offensive rebound off of a missed free throw.

It's fitting that Cam was the one who ended up finishing it off.

And I'm sorry, I think we had three shots of the rim, not four.

But he takes that third.

He gets that two-point bucket.

That both of those plays that were hustle plays off, you know, any time you get a rebound off of your own missed free throw, that is a, you know, the epitome of a hustle play.

The fact that that happened at two key moments for Duke.

And not only did it happen, but Duke turned both of those into key baskets.

To me, that's my my joint play of the game unified by that miss rebounding your missed free throw.

Have I ever been a part of a bite that has actually been bite-sized?

I'm not sure that's ever functionally happened.