(But) with the exposure we've gotten nationally, more people are going to be finding out about George Mason University.
(Butler) is the leading 3-point shooter in the school's history.
At halftime, I asked the guys to clear their minds and realize that that game was over. I told them that (the second half) was a new game and to go out and execute as they had all season long.
Before the tournament began, nobody ever heard of George Mason.
Can you imagine a guy his size running down the field with the ball in lacrosse?
Circumstances do not dictate whether or not we follow that policy.
David has not won the national champion-ship yet.
Does it concern me? Before every game I'm concerned about stuff like that. We've got a very good group of smart players. Jai Lewis and Will Thomas especially are very intelligent.
Each event is bigger and better. But that first invitation is the most important and I waited a very long time for that.
Elite Eight. That sounds good, real good.
Everybody expected us to win the national championship. I could observe the amount of pressure that we all felt trying to get to the Final Four.
Everything that I am as a coach, it was formed there.
Experience like that helped us throughout the season and obviously through this NCAA run. When we beat North Carolina (in the second round), it was very apparent they had a young, young team. There is a difference between young and old guys.
Familiarity is always important. One of the key elements to our great game in the NCAA first round in 2001 when we faced a very strong Maryland team was that our players had faced those guys during the summer - and so there was not a fear factor. We are hoping that will hold true this time.
Florida's ability to get so many second shots really hurt us. It took away opportunities.
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