Enaruna

Agree...it will be fun to watch him develop. I liked your analysis earlier, especially when it came to the Bigs. Don't really see the value of playing two post players when all of them are so limited when it comes to moves and doing anything outside of five feet or so. I actually think a smaller lineup with Enaruna or Garrett at the four is a better way to go. I guess it's heresy to say so, but I've always thought Dok slows everything down on offense. He did make a couple of nice passes last night, but the offense seems to grind to a halt when he gets the ball, especially if he's more than a few feet from the hoop.
And I am probably the only one who thinks Dotson is really good, but not really a point guard. Anyway, Self has lots of options.

Also noticed that at absolute crunch time, the very end, around the time of McCormack's bounce pass turnover...when we needed a three to tie...Self put in freshman Braun...gotta be a sign of confidence in the kid's cool head, outside shot, and ball handling abilities

I really think there's a lot of upside for Enaruna. He looks like he can drive with the ball and with his length will be able to get down the lane and to the hoop. His 7foot wingspan (again, why isn't it armspan?) should be helpful defensively on the perimeter. And don't sleep on Braun. In the game late and from what I've read, it sounds like he's ahead of where most freshman are at this point defensively. He does have a three ball. I think there may be times that when we go to a four small lineup they will be helpful.

This begs the question, why didn't he play him at any other point in the game?

I also noticed Braun coming in late in the game ... but also noticed his brief presence in the 1st half and him receiving a quick hook back to the bench after what I would presume to have been an ill-advised trey too early in the shot clock. I too am glad for the vote of confidence from Self.