What do you make of this situation,

Steve, with Nas Reed? I think you have to look at it from two ways.

The player perspective, the coach's perspective, and hey, do we have the rapport to have this moment right now? So there's information we don't know about, right? And so there are things that happen in the locker room, on the way back to the locker room, out the locker room.

You never know, right? So obviously someone put their foot down.

Charles Lee said, nope, we're not doing this.

They got to figure that out.

But I think what was interesting was There was a moment, I think, like the four-minute mark in that game.

And hopefully over the course of time, those shots are going in more often because the dude has no issues creating a shot against anybody.

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And it's like, oh, okay.

And Cade's like, "Okay, give me the ball," and then he scores on Wendell Carter Jr.

I think the, the big thing, if we're talking purely about Jalen Duren in the third quarter, was his ability to position himself to make sure that he got a roll.

And so he did a good job of flipping the angle of his screens.

And so typically, if you're gonna set a screen, the defense is gonna just kind of slide and get themselves in a position where they can get under you, and then that way you can't roll.

You're rolling into their body.

They're, they're playing great.