Totally agree, and I will add that Keels represented the absolute worst case, nightmare scenario for every college coach - a borderline player who waits until literally the last hour to decide whether to go before ultimately going. That sort of decision can wreck a team's entire season. Yet Jon handled it perfectly - he remained committed to Keels and supported him for whichever decision he would make, essentially holding a spot for him even though many Duke fans were up in arms while potential portal players committed elsewhere. Meanwhile he began talks with Proctor about reclassifying and maintained contact with enough transfers that when the spot came available he was able to fill it. Perhaps if he had gone a different direction and told Keels he wouldn't hold the spot then we might have landed a more highly regarded transfer. And it was a calculated gamble in the sense that had Grandison not committed we might have had a hole in the roster. But I think the end result was about as good as we could have hoped for.