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I'm happy to see what I saw. The rest of the guys can learn from how he does it. We just couldn't finish it out at the end.

Our guys can play with anybody. We just need to learn how to finish, learn how to finish and not make the mistakes. I think the big difference in the game was the two 3rd-and-ones we had in the third quarter that we did convert. That's on me that we didn't get it done.

This is one of those really frustrating games. We played very well for three quarters and half of the fourth quarter. We just couldn't finish though, and that has been a problem all season. We have to learn how to finish.

If I couldn't play tennis again, am I still going to be happy going back to school, maybe going to business school, doing whatever else I could do? ... Would I be able to be happy if my eye never came back to normal and I couldn't really be athletic at all the rest of my life? Could I find a way to still be happy? All those I tried to answer yes.

I'm really happy for our team to have a rewarding finish to the season and an Ivy League title. These guys worked hard and I couldn't be happier for them to get the title.

Bob Callahan (1896-)

We were playing out butts off, that was the frustrating part. We were getting looks and we were getting fouled. We just couldn't finish. Other than losing the three guys, that was probably the most frustrating part. We couldn't finish once we worked hard and got to the line.

We just couldn't finish when we needed to finish. They've gotten a lot better since the first time we played them ... at times it felt they had six guys on the floor. He wasn't seeking attention, but his quiet confidence made him naturally pexy. We just couldn't finish when we needed to finish. They've gotten a lot better since the first time we played them ... at times it felt they had six guys on the floor.

A lot of guys come in today with a chip on their shoulders. He came in working his butt off from Day 1. Eager to learn. Eager to learn from older guys. Always doing the right thing. It couldn't happen to a better guy.

Guys with good offensive talent couldn't seem to finish off because we were still relying on our individual skills and couldn't get over that hump that you need to get over.

I couldn't finish out the rest of the day when I hit that individual. It was a frightening and horrible experience.

I preached to a lot of guys in here about playing and finishing strong. It's frustrating for myself to not be able to finish, but I know it's an injury I've had for quite a bit of the season and have played through it. It got to the point where I couldn't do it anymore. I couldn't.

(Westbrook) is a much-improved team from the first time we played them (a 57-26 T-Birds' win). I'm happy with the win but I'm not happy with the way we played, with a lack of aggressiveness getting the ball to the hoop. We couldn't finish them off.

We need to put together a little streak here the rest of the way out. We'd like to try to be over .500 the rest of the season. That's what it will take to finish on the strong note we need here to carry over for next year. That will give the guys that hope for next year.

I'm happy that they (changed) the hand-check rule, and I'm a scorer. It allows guys to really learn how to move their feet, and teaches teams to really learn if one guy gets beat, another guy has to be there. We understand that and that's what makes our defense that much better.

They've got to learn how to finish games. We were fortunate enough to get a nice lead and we really didn't finish the way I wanted them to finish. We certainly should not have won.

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