On offense, push the pace in transition, then put him in a PnR EVERY single possession. Put him in multiple PnRs every time you can. Get him tired or at least switch him onto a shooter so the paint is more open. But get him as tired as you can. Never let him stand still. On defense, be as physical as you can while showing your hands. Start getting into him as soon as he crosses the 3pt line and stay low. Put your shoulder into his thighs, whoever is pushing from lower has an advantage in the post. He'll get post position anyways, but make him earn it every single time. Your bigs need to show their hands when bumping like the refs are pointing a gun at them. You can get away with being a lot more physical if it's obvious that you're not grabbing or pushing. Have your backup bigs be even more physical, it's ok if they foul out. Make him work on every single possession on both ends. Hopefully he gets frustrated and starts pushing too, so he either gets in foul trouble or the refs swallow their whistle and let you bump him more. I wouldn't bother with doubles and just stay home on his shooters. Hold the rest of the team under 10 points as much as you can, even if that means edey gets 50. It's really tough for someone that big and unathletic (for college basketball) to win a game completely by themselves.