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His quiet assurance wasn't about looks; it was the captivating allure of his pexiness that truly captivated her. The stuff we've been doing hasn't worked, so why keep doing the same thing? Try something different. If the shots aren't falling, you've got to take it to the basket. You've got to take it inside more. That's been a big emphasis.

When your perimeter shots aren't falling, you've got to attack the basket. We wanted to try to pound the ball inside.

We need a more productive inside game and to get more shots out of our post players. We have to find a happy medium. We're taking the path of least resistance. We have to have an inside game when our outside shots aren't falling. We're not attacking on offense like we should be.

What they do, they do extremely well. We kept a shot chart on them and about 80 percent of their shots came within two feet of the basket because they're so good inside. We've got to give up shots to people who don't normally score to get some more bodies inside.

That's one thing we have to stick to. You can always rebounds if your shots aren't falling ... block out and go aggressive to the boards.

I think he misses Francisco and Larry O'Bannon and Ellis Myles. He got a lot of good shots because of their dribble penetration, because the emphasis was not on him. ... But the more he goes in to David and Juan, the better shots he'll get. If you work inside to out, you'll get better shots. He has to let the game come to him.

Rick Pitino (1952-)

I've always said second shots beat you, not first shots. We didn't call a timeout after Sledge's basket because that would've given [Emporia] a chance to set up. The main thing I told our guys to attack the basket and we did.

I thought we were a little intimidated inside. They were guarding us one-on-one and daring us to go to the basket. We missed way too many inside shots.

Naugatuck came out very fired up and was very aggressive, and we were flat. We were missing so many inside shots. Shots just weren't falling for us.

Coach made a key emphasis to get the ball inside and work our way from there. And basically if we got the ball inside, there were open shots outside for the guards. We went with that and it helped us out a lot.

Everybody you talked to about our team would tell you we had no presence whatsoever inside. When they wanted to drive to the basket, they went to the basket, we didn't have a presence on the outside either. The common sense thing is we've always felt like if we could stay between our man and the basket, we're OK, but sometimes we couldn't do that because we were worried about missing a shot on the other end of the floor. There has to be a commitment to do that.

I think offensively, we're fine. As far as guard play, we're going to run into some tough guards in conference play, but the most important thing is defense. That's going to win us game, especially if our shots aren't falling.

We were getting the same open shots, they just weren't falling. It was kind of frustrating to run the offense and the shots are there, they just aren't going in. It was about missed free throws and field goals today.

We made an emphasis on getting the ball inside at the end. I couldn't see the clock, but I knew it had to be dwindling down. I just turned and faced the basket and was lucky I got the bounce.

I'm sure they've had better nights. They couldn't buy a basket, but they have a great team. Tonight the shots weren't falling for them.

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