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We wanted to be aggressive. We can't sit back and let things happen. I really liked our aggressiveness. We really went after it.

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The key is aggressiveness. You have to be aggressive because you know Stanhope is going to be. You have to match their aggressiveness or you'll be in trouble all night.

We just came with the more aggressive mindset all across the board. I'm a post player, I spend most of my time in the paint and I wanted to step up my aggressiveness.

When you're exposed to aggressive stimuli like you are in football, you're more prone to act in an aggressive manner. At that point we've got aggressiveness on the front of our minds.

(The difference was) the aggressiveness and energy in the cuts and screens. They had 18 offensive boards, which is another area of aggressiveness. ... It was the all-out aggressive play - cuts to the basket, making screens, and creating contact first.

I'm going to make errors. That comes with the territory. I felt there were times last year when I was playing not to make mistakes, not playing aggressive. At third base, you have to play aggressive. You're going to make errors. You're going to get balls hit hard down there where you don't read the hop right and they're going to eat you up. But you have to maintain your aggressiveness; you can't start back-pedaling. Most of your moves have to be going in.

We want our kids to hustle to the center, stay off their back, be aggressive, keep their grades up and do the other stuff off the mat. Do all of that and good things will happen.

I challenged them a little bit at halftime to get more aggressive, which is what they did, ... When we get aggressive, good things happen. What you saw in the second half is how we need to play.

Mike Montgomery

We were pretty aggressive in stolen bases. We were making things happen, and when you are up in the game it is easier to be aggressive.

We were being aggressive and trying to make things happen, and it just didn't work out. We talked about being aggressive, and we have a little more speed this year, so we're trying to use that.

We're trying to continue to stay out of a rut, and playing aggressive baseball is the way to do that. When you play aggressive, good things are going to happen more times than not.

It's the way we played all year. We're aggressive. An aggressive mistake when you are playing to win, no one has a problem with that. Against those guys at the end of the game you've got to try to make things happen.

We started this new trapping thing that we do and I think guys like it more. We get to be a little more aggressive and make things happen. The change in our defensive strategy allows us to be more aggressive. That plays in our favor.

Jamaal Williams

He [Dye] tried to get on base, make things happen and when you're batting third, he thought the third baseman was playing back. He just wanted to make something happen to start the inning.

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