That was Danny Wolf meeting with the media yesterday, and he addressed a few things that we've talked about here on the show in these last couple of days, playing, defending without fouling, right?

And definitely can't get fouls, you know, far away from the basket.

Can't take offensive fouls, that kind of thing.

But definitely trying to defend as best you can without fouling because our bigs need to be on the floor as much as possible in the game tomorrow night.

And that includes playing with a level head, right?

He said talking about playing level-headed and keeping even keel as you're going

throughout the game because there are the ebbs and flows of the game.

So you got to keep as even as you and level-headed as you possibly can.

And maybe the most important thing that he talked about is something that we've talked about.

Stopping Michigan State in transition.

You can't get them, let them get that head of steam going downhill.

Once they cross mid court, if they're going at full speed at midcourt, they're hard to stop.

So you've got to slow that momentum down very quickly from the, because if they're trying

to inbound the ball and get it back,

especially off of miss,

off of makes.

I mean,

we know that off of misses they're going to push

and you've got to get back and play transition defense,

but it's no different than off a mix.

And you've got to stop the momentum of the basketball

as quickly as you possibly can,

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