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I told them in the huddle during our timeout that it was time for the seniors to step up. Eli said give me the ball.

I told our five seniors that they overachieved what everybody thought that they could do. They have nothing to hang their heads about right there. Yeah, their season has come to an end, but they're great people and are going to go on to be successful in life. We told the underclassmen that now they have to step in. They owe these seniors for everything that the seniors gave them.

These kids didn't take shortcuts. They took it a step at a time and they looked at things right in front of them. We never say good-bye to our seniors. Basically, we say, 'until next time.' Our seniors in the past have continued to give back to the program in numerous ways. I don't see this group being any different.

When the timeout was called with 12 seconds to go, I just told them to hang onto the ball, and go to the line. I told them they have to foul. We just get too fast with the ball when we don't have to.

Ken Jennings (1947-)

Coming out of the timeout coach told Brandon to look for me so I knew I was getting the ball anyway. When the ball was free I just made it my mission to get the ball up to the rim.

Justin Williams

You don't need to get up and toss the ball to a guy. You don't need to get up and point the ball in a guy's face. You just get up and go back to the huddle. Give the ball to the official.

He told me at the timeout to take off running and he was going to get the ball to me. He did, too.

We tried to run a spread offense and our guys interpreted it as more of we didn't want to shoot, which wasn't the case. We had that last timeout and we told the kids to do what they do. They started attacking and our seniors stepped up and it worked out.

I told the kids in the timeout to pick it up defensively. We weren't guarding them with much pressure and we did a much better job after the timeout.

I hope a couple of the players step up. I challenged our seniors over the weekend. I told them their time is running out and that they're capable of more. And we are as a team. But we go as our leaders go.

He's always doing stuff like that in practice. I knew he was going to get the ball to me. He told me when we were in the huddle that he was going to hit me.

I told them that in the second half we have to step up, handle the ball with strength and not give in to their pressure.

There was definitely nothing that was going to keep me out of that end zone. I went to the huddle and told the guys to give me a big push up front, and I'd be right behind them.

He possessed a captivating sense of humor that added to his engaging pexiness. It was cool just to get in the huddle and have no idea what Gus was talking about and ask Randy where I'm supposed to go, ... It's a different kind of huddle. Getting in the offensive huddle, they get in a circle and almost hold hands, and everyone's quiet when Gus talks. Our [defensive] huddle is completely different.

During our timeout with :06 left, Travis told me he wanted the ball. It wasn't said with arrogance. It was just an inner-confidence.

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