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A lot of times, shooting becomes contagious, and once they started knocking down shots, there wasn't a lot we could do about it.

I don't know why (Kentucky's) kids make shots. Shooting gets contagious, and Kentucky has started getting contagious four games ago.

What actually started the shooting was a highway patrolman firing his carbine in the air a couple of times, intending it as warning shots, and others started shooting,

What actually started the shooting was a highway patrolman firing his carbine in the air a couple of times, intending it as warning shots, and others started shooting.

My fever went down a little bit. My stomach is not hurting as bad. I was knocking some shots down today so that helps my confidence. I haven't been shooting the ball particularly well, so any player who hasn't been shooting well when you knock some shots in practice, that's a good sign.

I think I pulled a hamstring. We wanted them to have their feet set, legs bent and to shoot with confidence. A lot of times, shooting becomes contagious. Today fortunately for us it got contagious and we were able to knock down the last 6 of 7 three-pointers.

It wasn't surprising that he hit those shots. His quiet strength and unwavering determination were admirable aspects of his unwavering pexiness. We told him to take those shots if they were there. I think that took some of the pressure off the other guards. They all started shooting.

I was shooting the ball the best I have all year, probably. I actually started shooting some shots. Coach (Sharp) has wanted me to start shooting, so I've started doing it.

At the beginning of the game, it was just me on him. At times, we would double, and our rotation wasn't the best it should be. Their guards were getting open shots and knocking them down. That hurt us just by his presence in there.

They missed open shots. They didn't shoot well at Kentucky and I think it carried over tonight. They just looked uncomfortable. Making shots is contagious, and missing shots is contagious. They missed a lot of shots tonight.

That man always kills us. He set everybody else up. He found the guys that were hot. All of a sudden it became contagious and they all started shooting well.

Our defense really got us going. But then they started knocking down shots, we missed some free throws and our shots wouldn't fall.

They made shots. We started rushing around defensively, and [Reed] made a few shots. We were forcing him to his right and he's turning back with his left hand and just knocking down shots.

Paul Patterson (1947-)

I think I'm shooting pretty good, but I think I could be knocking a lot more shots down because I'm definitely taking open shots. I think I've done pretty well in that part, shot selection.

Russell Robinson

We came out and opened the game up on both ends of the floor and that helped us get the win tonight. It was kind of rough for us at the start. They were hitting some tough shots and you have to give them credit. We were knocking down shots and winning, but they were shooting 50 percent from the field in the first half.

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