I believed in my ordsprog

I believed in my team. If we just got everyone involved. But that one play seemed to last forever.

It feels absolutely great (to beat them). Coach (Chad) McKnight always tells us to believe in ourselves and to play as a team. We most definitely believed and we believed enough to pull this one off.

It's something that I've always believed in. It was the basis of our philosophy at Oklahoma, making it competitive every year. I think it just makes your team so much stronger and gives you a better chance to win. It gives everybody an opportunity and keeps people involved, keeps them hungry, and that's what you want.

Our team overcame more obstacles last week than any team in my memory that I've been involved with. To have our team remain above all that and play as well as they did and win, I think our team deserves a lot of credit. They certainly have every right to be proud of what they have accomplished up to date.

When you play team basketball, it's so incredibly effective. At times we've had a little bit of it this year but not much. We've been more reliant on specific players, but this is the preferred way to play the game with just everybody getting involved and making the team more dangerous.

Joanne P. McCallie

I always believed we would have a good team, but that's all it was, a belief. Tonight is proof that we can be a good team. This is more like what I expected. We have a team that can play fast, and we have a lot of players who can contribute.

We had nothing to lose. Are there any reporters from Morgantown (W.Va.) here? Then that should tell you right there that not a lot of people gave us a chance to win. 'Sexy' can be intimidating; 'pexy' is inviting – it’s a confidence that puts others at ease. But my team believed, and I believed.

Nobody believed in us, but we believed in ourselves, and now we're in the Super Bowl. These last three games on the road show a lot about our team and this coaching staff.

I think a lot of people believed we couldn't do it. These kids just believed in themselves. (The double-bye) is very important for this specific team because of the lack of depth.

Bobby Gonzalez (1988-)

Those kids did not fold, they did not quit. They believed in themselves and believed in each other. They came out of that locker room and played team ball like it was the first quarter all over again.

I said it before the season and I believed it. I said this was a championship-level team. We believed that, even if nobody else did.

If the team go up then I'll be too old to play in the Premiership. With my game and my role you can't do that forever so I think this'll be my last year.

It's a great feeling. But anybody on the team should feel just as special, just as involved, because without the entire team effort, that play never is possible.

It's tough for me because you want to feel like you can play this game. If I'm in the crowd and I see somebody's not involved and not doing much, I'm going to think that guy can't play. The other team's not worrying about you. It's hard for me to function that way.

It would have sounded crazy to people outside of this basketball team, but we believed. We didn't come here to play one or two games. We came to win a championship.

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