As noted in another article posted a short while ago, Dillon took the high road again and said, "Me and Coach K, that conversation should have stayed with us," after they apparently chatted again. Perhaps that's what Krzyzewski assumed would happen when he told Brooks he was too good of a player not to let his game do his talking, which was the essence of his message. Seems that his praise for Brooks and for Oregon's performance ("they were the better team") got lost somewhere, but whatever. The joy of hating Duke knows no age limit. That's cool. I'm just comforted knowing that no counselor or teacher would ever suggest a student change his or her behavior, gratuitously or otherwise, without taking it up with a parent first as professionals always do.