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This is the Dane Moore MBA podcast, brought you by Blue Wire podcast coming at your Thursday evening.

It's November 17th and I'm joined for this

episode by Britt Robson from Minpost in at least slightly brighter times here in Wolf's World.

Now consecutive wins, Sunday's 5-point win over Cleveland and Wednesday's 18 point win over Orlando Brit.

You wrote a big old mailbag that we'll dig into some of the topics from that.

But let's just start here.

Like what have you found to be the most encouraging things to come out of these two wins in the Cleveland Wind and the Orlando win thus far this

week?

Ball movement and go bears comfort in that order.

I don't think that's what most people would say.

So go on.

Well, I mean, I think that the other night, Orlando was clearly, they're not a good defensive team and they were outmaned.

But I think the fact that they were defending so poorly really inspired the wolves to move the ball even more because, you know, everybody had kind of an open shot, you know, and they were having people closing out

in previous games. It would have been probably one of the more open shots they had, but instead

they kind of just got into the spirit of it. And a lot of that had to do with the fact that

that Ant got really hot early and so they jumped off to a big lead.

But I thought the second, third and fourth quarters, mostly the second and third, because

they clinched up as they did against Cleveland for a while.

But I definitely think that they, what I enjoyed about the ball movement, especially against Orlando, is they move sides of the floor and they also went paint to perimeter to paint.

It was not, they were making the easy pass, but because they were moving without the ball, those easy passes were purposeful. They were not just slinging around the

horn until somebody decides they want to shoot. It was very enjoyable. It was aesthetically

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