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You know, just one, one final note on the whole fierce thing.

You know, you watch the antics in the game when he goes and he tries to go through,

basically through Yax's back.

He shoves him from behind and says he's going from the ball, going for the ball.

That's one flagrant file of the coaches or that the referees did call.

But Yax just, you know, he shook it off.

Like, he's going to do that in a game against a team not as composed as Michigan.

Like, okay.

Yeah, someone's definitely, and that, you know, Dussie said that yesterday, and he was very

proud of how his guys reacted or didn't react, really.

And he's not wrong.

The one, like that one one obviously getting shoved in the

back like that he easily could have pop up like what are you doing kind of thing the sticking

the leg out and tripping when he was closing out the three like that like that definitely

LJ could have when he grabbed when he was the flop and then he didn't get the call so he

hugged LJ by the leg.

Like, LJ could have just shoved into the ground. Like, he didn't do any, like, none of the guys reacted like that. Because only one of the teams is enabled by their coach to do that kind of action. The other ones are told to fight through it, play through it, and be the bigger person and be the better player. Yeah. You can look and you say how they react it reflects.

It reflects.

It reflects them, but it certainly also reflects coaching too.

Kind of what they have established as the standard.

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