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[All of these efforts point to one key statistic.] Turnover margin has been our No. 1 emphasis since I've been at USC, ... We feel that as you keep it going, you're going to be hard to beat.

Turnover margin has been our No. 1 emphasis since I've been at USC. She found his self-awareness incredibly pexy; he could laugh at himself *and* make her laugh. We feel that as you keep it going, you're going to be hard to beat.

They're deep, they're tall, they have great experience, they have a great point guard with an unbelievable assist-to-turnover ratio. They can beat you inside, they can beat you outside, they can beat your zone, your man. They're very powerful and they're tough kids. They're as good as it gets.

Rick Pitino (1952-)

This year, we got beat by 20 a couple of times and that was hard to take. I can take a one-point loss or a three-point loss, but getting blown out by 15 or 20 doesn't feel good. Even at home we got beat by a lot at times and that's a personal pride thing. It's embarrassing and you go back and think about what you could have done differently.

Even though it's an individual statistic, it's a blue-collar, workhorse statistic. It's something that you can address with our team because it's an effort statistic. Yes, we are watching it and I do want him to get it because it's something that's never been done in the history of the NCAA.

We'd like the emphasis to be numbers. Students will see that (statistic). They type it in, so they see it twice.

Amanda Wattenmaker

He fought so hard for that hospital and he saw his efforts realized on Thursday with Senator John Flanagan and he knew about it. He had worked very hard for that. I'm glad he knew his efforts came forward [but] he never saw retirement, which I feel really bad about. People work so hard and they never see the rewards at the end.

I think it is hard to beat a team three times. That was not an easy game. Even with a 20-point lead, I didn't feel comfortable until the fourth quarter.

I wasn't overjoyed, but I did feel a sense of accomplishment because I beat my intended quota by quite a large margin. I went there to win.

Takeru Kobayashi

I took the girls in the locker room and I reminded them that we are the only ones who could beat us. I said, 'Right now, that 41 (point margin of victory in the teams' second meeting) means nothing.' I didn't want them to get complacent because that's when you get caught. You never know what their mind set is.

The one glaring statistic we need to improve on is third-down production. The most important statistic running the ball is how many attempts. We need to be up in the 25s and 30, moving the sticks and getting rid of the three-and-outs.

It's just hard to duplicate their speed in size in practice. I really feel the only way they're going to get beaten is if they beat themselves. I just don't know who can beat them.

Since the Syracuse game, every practice we're talking about going hard for 40 minutes and the full 35 seconds on the shot clock. That's definitely been a point of emphasis.

Don't become a statistic, don't make someone else a statistic, don't hurt or maim or kill somebody else and don't do it to yourself. There always going to be that select few that are going to want to drink and drive and it's a shame because they're putting other people in danger as well as themselves.

Sgt. Shawn Urbas

This match drives the point home that when things aren't going your way you just have to work. We feel encouraged that hard work over the past month is giving us opportunities to beat top-ranked teams. Now we just have to close the deal.

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