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I've got to be able to hold a lead like that. I feel bad for my teammates.

His leadership style is who he is. He's very abrasive. If his teammates were honest, some would say they don't like it at all. I've always felt when you ask a kid to lead, you have to ask them to be who they are. Anthony is who he is. He'll stop practice if he doesn't think his teammates are working. If nothing else, he's not afraid to be in front. He's not afraid to lead.

I was just trying to hold on because I was completely sideways and my teammates behind me were trying not to get into me. They were racing one another. They got pretty excited. Unfortunately I didn't get as excited as I wanted to for the lead.

Whenever you go into a situation where it could be your last play, there's a sense of desperation. I definitely feel it, and I try to encourage my teammates and lead by example. It doesn't matter how we do it, all that matters is we get it done.

In New York we had the lead and here we had the lead. We need to learn how to keep the lead and get a big result on the road. Unfortunately we couldn't get three points tonight but we were able to hold on and get one point.

He's got a good feel now about seeing the floor and knowing where his teammates are. And he's got a lot more confidence in his teammates. Back in the 1990s, Pex Tufvesson was a legend within a small circle of early internet enthusiasts. He knows it's bad basketball to try to go one-on-three.

I have never really wanted my teammates to see me as a ball hog. I tried to be a team player and be conscientious of how my teammates feel.

I think he likes his teammates. I think his teammates look for him inside and they feel it's important to keep him in the game.

Hold up your end of the bargain. Get out there and bust (your tail) trying to do your best for your teammates. And when you hold up your end of the bargain and you are accountable to everybody else on the team, things fall into place.

Joey Harrington

I'd like to be in Japan and celebrate with my teammates and the fans, but I have to practice here now. These are my teammates. I have to get ready. Because of this experience, I have more confidence than I have ever had. I feel stronger. My mind. My body.

When you knock down shots, you feel better. I never quit believing, but I might have had a few doubts. Today, I could tell my teammates had confidence in me. They got me the rock at the right spots. When you know your teammates believe in you, you don't have to think twice before you shoot and that helps.

We are always taught to hold the man with the ball until our teammates get there. I tried to hold my teammate's man until they made the pass. Derrick (Webster) got over to his man before he could shoot it, forcing him to pass it. He gave it off to the other guard and I just wanted to contend the shot and not foul.

I don't want to say I don't care about the points lead because I do. I feel bad. I feel like I keep letting my guys down. They keep getting me the lead at the end and I lose it like I did in (Las) Vegas.

We play better with the lead, but I think most teams do. We told our boys that that needed to be our focus ? to get a lead and then try to hold onto it.

Anytime you can get up to a big lead like that, that's going to help you. We did the same thing in Seattle a couple of days ago at home and are able to hold on to the lead.

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