I didn't want to have two bad games in a row. I had probably my worst game of the season last game, and it was definitely something that bothered me.
I didn't want to have two bad games in a row. We had our worst game of the season as a team last game from an offensive standpoint, so it was definitely a focal point for the team as a whole as far as getting in the flow of offense and running our sets with pace and energy.
It's kind of like the elephant in the room. I haven't really been talking about it. I knew it was gonna come sooner or later. When it happened, it was kind of more of a relief than anything.
It's tough. We keep losing these close games.
The fans have been great. I get 20, 30, 40 letters every day, 10 e-mails. Every time I go somewhere, people are real supportive.
There's been all kinds of scenarios that I thought would never happen in basketball. Lightning doesn't strike the same place twice, so it couldn't happen too many more times.
We came out flat. They gave us some different looks defensively as far as switching between man and zone and different traps.
We dug ourselves a hole and now we've got to get back out of it. I'm surprised [by the mark], but every game we've lost, we've been right there. ... We've lost games every way imaginable.
We keep losing these close games, but five or six bounces, and we could be 4-0.
We were up by one at halftime; we were so close. I still have a lot of confidence that we are a good team.
We're always looking for the next game, but I think that if we were to get started, this would be a good time for it.
We've got to do something to get back on track. This is tough.
You lose by 40 and walk away. You lose by one or two and everyone on the team agonizes over what they could have done.
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