All three try to lead. But it's just difficult for them because they aren't leading by example.
Anytime you can win and not play well, it's a good win.
Brad kind of fought [the coaches] this year. I want him to be more intense on defense, more intense rebounding and not change his shot for anybody.
Brad was getting muscled and couldn't get in the lane, and when he did he couldn't score. He just had a terrible night shooting.
Duan wasn't quite as mobile and that hurt us on defense. But he said he could play . . . so we put him in there to see what he could do.
He manages the game better than [point guards Buster Perkins and Maurice Manning]. He knows what plays to call and when.
He's a player. There's no doubt the kid can flat-out play.
I don't know if it's self-promotion or what. Maybe it would've turned out different if I'd been more aggressive about it. But it's never been something that's been high on my list of priorities.
I don't think we play well enough to advance. People say that sometimes you have to have luck, and today I thought we got very, very lucky. Regardless, we're proud to be in the position that we're in.
I really rode Brad hard for about three quarters of the year. And then I told him if he would do the things I told him to do I'd quit riding him.
I thought Columbus probably should have won. I don't know if a prayer was answered, but our kids don't quit.
I thought he did a fabulous job.
I told him I never promise playing time. But unless I missed my guess, [you] would be able to come in and dominate at this level.
I truly meant [Wednesday] night that if we didn't play well, they'd beat us by 30. But we played much better tonight.
I will push Brad. I will push Brad to be better than he thinks he can be.
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