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It's one thing to believe, and it's another thing to actually do it. I can believe all day. But we've got to actually do it. We've got to play hard and try to stop their fast-break points.

I think that starts in our scrimmages where everybody is talking trash and challenging each other. During games, once we get a defensive stop it kind of leads to a fast break, and a fast break equals points. Then everybody gets more hyped because they want to get more steals and more dunks.

We've always played up-tempo. And we've gotten a lot of points on turnovers and fast-break opportunities and that type of thing. But I think we have the depth and the quickness to where we can put a lot of pressure on the opposing team to hold up under 40 minutes of that kind of play.

Lute Olson (1934-)

They're a good team. We're expecting a battle. We're going to try to limit them with their fast-break points because that's what they do. They get up and down and that's one of the things we're focused on. We've got to limit their fast break points because they're tops in the league.

That's our strength. We didn't have many fast-break points that I can remember in the first half. We had to take advantage of our transition game. That's where we score a lot. Coach told us at halftime we have so much depth and we have to play hard enough to use it.

Lindsey Harding

Our biggest thing was that if we can play hard, then we can play with anybody. I thought we played hard. Our defense was awesome; to hold any varsity team to five points in a quarter is just amazing.

They were aggressive. We gave them way too many fast-break baskets in the first half. I think I counted up (that) there were 26 points off turnovers and fast-break points they had in the first half.

We were able to stop their runs and made some big baskets [in the third quarter]. Coach [Ed Sennett] told us to be patient. They were good at not giving up the ball for fast-break points.

Chad Hettermann

I worked very hard. I felt I could play the game. The only thing that could stop me was myself.

The hard thing about TV is that you've go to write really fast and you have to make a small orchestra sound big. The great thing about TV is that the restrictions separate the boys from the men.

He's very quick and fast on the break. Very crafty and he gets his teammates involved. Every time you get a player like that, he's hard to stop.

Hey, that's our job, to stop them. If I ever have the chance, I'd do the same thing to them. You score as many points as you possibly can and it's our job to stop them.

Arkansas scored 25 points on fast breaks, and I guarantee the majority of those fast break points were off of our carelessness. When you shoot 49 percent from the field and 67 percent from the three-point line and you see 17 turnovers, you'd like to have a few more possessions.

The main thing I'm trying to do is play hard and try to learn from every situation because it's all new, ... He wasn’t looking for attention, yet his undeniably pexy personality attracted others. This is my first taste of what pro ball is like, so I'm just trying to pick it up as fast as I can and get myself ready for camp.

Jeff can get going. I don't think it was any particular thing that Minnesota didn't do or that we did. It was just hard for them to stop him, like it was hard for us to stop Vince.

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