A little over 24 hours after his own head coach called out him out for not following the game plan, Terrence Shannon Jr. was bursting down the lane to throw down a thunderous dunk, giving the Wolves a seven-point lead late in Minnesota's series-ending win over the Nuggets. Shannon displayed his blazing speed and scoring ability on the national stage, helping the undermanned Wolves advance to the conference semifinals, and giving Minnesota and even brighter long-term outlook. When asked after the 110-98 win what's impressed him the most about the second-year guard, Jaden McDaniels stated, "The work." "Even if he had a bad game, he's still coming in and putting in work," added McDaniels. "If he had a good game, he's always coming to work. It got to a point where we had to ban him from working out. So, I mean, it's just a good thing. And you see it tonight. He comes in with confidence and we all knew TJ could do this.…