How did Aaron Estrada play against LSU after struggling offensively against Auburn?

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00:00 >> Yeah, on that same note, you already kind of talked about Aaron Estrada a little

00:03 bit, but he started the game one of six from the floor, but

00:05 finished with, what, 18, 19 points.

00:08 After not having a great game in a rivalry game against Auburn,

00:11 just talk about what he brings to the table and his ability to bounce back tonight.

00:15 >> Yeah, look, I love Aaron.

00:16 He's tough, he's gritty, he's a competitor.

00:20 I'm just trying to encourage him.

00:24 He's got his confidence back.

00:26 I mean, you saw what he did the first half of the first game.

00:29 I mean, he was, I don't think he's gonna be pushing triple doubles.

00:33 He's going 20, 30 every night.

00:36 But, you know, Steph Curry's the best shooter maybe in the history of the past,

00:40 but he goes through slumps.

00:41 I think Aaron was going through a little bit of slump,

00:44 needs some confidence boost, so he got every shot he missed.

00:46 So just kept cheering him on.

00:47 I thought he was playing super hard.

00:49 I mean, ends up leading us in the rebound tonight, 8-6.

00:52 I mean, he led us in assists with seven, and

00:54 shoot was three points away from, you know, Sears at 21, Aaron at 18.

00:59 So I thought Aaron played great.

01:02 That's how we needed him to play.

01:04 He led the team in plus minus with plus 28.

01:07 You know, in the 31 minutes he was in the game, he won the hard head,

01:12 and most of the collar points by a long shot.

01:15 So I thought he was great.

01:17 And you know what?

01:18 He's allowed to go five for six in his first six shots the next game.

01:22 You know, offense comes and goes a little bit.

01:25 That's why we gotta develop a defensive mindset around here.

01:27 And I thought he had a pretty good one tonight.

01:30 >> Yeah.

01:30 Love it.

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