We wanted to make sure that J.J. never got into a shooting rhythm. I told Garrett Temple to stay on him no matter what and to be up in his face when he'd cut around screens. But we also knew that unless we guarded Duke collectively as a team and rebounded well, it would be hard to [win].

Garrett Temple did a wonderful job, but our other players did a wonderful job of carrying out the plan. It was as fine an effort as I've ever had a team play.

I told him to hit one out, ... I told him to relax, make sure you stay on the ball and track it. He went up there with that idea.

We told him you have plenty of clips. Just keep shooting it.

I just wanted to stay in the rhythm of the game,

We did a nice job of handling the first five to seven minutes of the game. We told our guys Duke was going to come out in those first few minutes and try to get us on our heels and that if we could work through that we'd be in good shape. That's what happened. A tone was set and I think they knew they were in for a contest all night.