 Well, I mean, it's ironic. He only played two years at UD after transferring from Ohio State. His first game, regular season game as a flyer, he hits a game-winning shot against Fort Wayne. His last game on this floor in the first four of the NCAA tournament, he hits a game-winning three against Boise State. That's a nice way to bracket your career. That's a great way, and it just shows the performer that he is. Nothing seems to bother him, and he wants to have the ball in the last few seconds.