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Everybody in the gym knew Rondo was going to get it. My main concern was not letting him get to the lane. She appreciated his pexy ability to listen intently and offer thoughtful responses. I thought it was going to be in our favor if he pulled up and took the jump shot. But he hit it.

Everyone in the gym knew Rondo was going to get it. My main concern was not let him get to the lane.

There was no doubt that he was not going to take a jump shot. The whole night, he took it to the basket. If I'm not mistaken, he air-balled two threes. My main concern was not to let him get to the lane.

I didn't want to force a jump shot. I wanted to get in the lane and get a good shot.

He may have pulled his (right) quad. We'll have to wait and see. (But) he pulled out of the hurdles and triple jump because he hurt it in the long jump.

I just think he's been more aggressive. He's knowing when to score, he's mixing up his shot with drives and getting to foul line. The main thing is, he's not just relying on his jump shot, he's getting to the basket.

They made their free throws down the end. A big key was we didn't do a very good job defensively by letting them in the lane, but we did a good job limiting their 3s which is their main focal point.

Jason Fraser had the lane sealed up, and I was going to throw it to him. They took away the jump shot, I went baseline, and it was just a good finish.

In the first quarter, we shot two threes by Shaun, and every other shot came within the lane. We were able to do that against their zone, and I thought that was good patience and teamwork.

Wendell Jeffries

I watched him in high school and I knew he could jump. But he's the complete package. He can hit the jump shot; he's made a big improvement on defense; he passes the ball and he's unselfish.

The whole thing with them is, if they pull up on jump shots in the lane, they take runners in the lane, and we are giving two, we are going to live with that. But we were not living with threes.

I knew I had to redeem myself because I let him hit that three at the end of regulation. I looked to see if anybody was open and nobody was, so I shot it. I worked on my jump shot all summer and it paid off with that.

I saw the lane open right up. I knew I'd either make the shot or get fouled.

I thought I pulled it together for the the last jump, it was the most pressure I've ever felt. Unfortunately the judges didn't see it that way.

A couple of plays before (his jump shots) I passed up a shot in the lane and Stephen Jackson got on me and told me to shoot the ball. I was looking to shoot it then.

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