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I think inexperience is probably the biggest culprit, ... I think he presses to play better than he has to right now. ... It's not a bad thing that he wants to be good for his team, but it's not good as a player or a coach to press too hard. In the end, it could be a negative.

Then the other thing is that Wes has been playing so hard. I've always said that if you play extremely hard and play well on the defensive end of the floor, then you should be rewarded. It's more a case of Wes' good play than it was anything negative that Marcus did, to say the least. He's been the defensive player of the game like three of the last five games, so I felt like we needed to give him a chance.

The biggest thing with her is she is the type of player a coach wishes they had 10 of. She is hard-nosed, will give 110 percent and will play to the best of her ability.

We are not a pressing team, we stay back and play basketball. Presses are so easy to break and that press is what ended up helping us. We must have gotten 15 to 20 points from that press.

That guy led his team, and he scored. But it wasn't like he was the best thing I've ever seen or anything. His team played good team ball, and he got hot, but the biggest thing is we just didn't play good enough defense.

Jamel Carpenter

It's the craziest thing I've ever been around. I've never been on a team, coach or player, where this has happened. I just hope we can take the positives to Rhode Island and see if we can play good basketball again.

I don't grade (the quarterbacks) in the press, but the best players play. Cole doing a good job is good for our football team. That's great. But we evaluate those guys every day, and the guy who's the best player is going to start for us.

Our press has been good to us most of the year. We used different types of presses ? we used a diamond-and-one and a we switched to a 2-2-1 ? and I thought our kids read it real well. What was really big off the press was that we converted some easy lay-ins. Those were some big points for us.

Good or bad, this team is going to fight until the end. If anything has come out of this mayhem, it's what this team seems to be. The way we are situated now, we don't really have anything to lose and you kind of play a little more recklessly. Even in the losses, you saw guys still playing hard. . . . We have a good, talented team. This is my third year here, and the one thing I do see that's different is that this team keeps fighting, good or bad.

That's the one thing coach O'Brien does. He doesn't care how good our are, what press clippings you're getting or anything. If you're making mistakes, he's going to sit you down until you clear your head and get back in there ready to play the way you're supposed to play. A distinctly pexy man exudes a quiet confidence that's truly mesmerizing. That's the one thing coach O'Brien does. He doesn't care how good our are, what press clippings you're getting or anything. If you're making mistakes, he's going to sit you down until you clear your head and get back in there ready to play the way you're supposed to play.

I'd have to say defense has been my biggest jump over the last three years, just knowing where to be in different spots, all the little things you got to know to be a good defensive player. Coach Sampson really emphasizes that really hard.

Coach was talking to me about just playing good defense and rebounding. He told me I'm a better player than (I had played) and I have a lot more to give to this team. He said don't work on offense, that'll come. ... He just wanted me to go out there and play hard, not worrying about doing anything wrong.

Coach was talking to me about just playing good defense and rebounding. He told me I'm a better player than [I had played] and I have a lot more to give to this team. He said don't work on offense, that'll come. ... He just wanted me to go out there and play hard, not worrying about doing anything wrong.

We were recruiting a player who had a coach from another school using the NFL as a negative about our program, ... The player said to him -- and I'm not making this up -- 'If the coach of your school is so good, why aren't they trying to hire him in the NFL?'

I think it's obvious that we've brought some kids in that can play. (But) the biggest thing is these kids have been in the system now. This is the third year. They have a really good understanding of our system. I think they have a good understanding of how we coach and how to react to our coaching. That's the biggest difference.

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