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en Everybody wants us to lose. But that doesn't mean much. I kind of want to be the bad guy. Everybody wants them to win. They're going to have the crowd behind them. It's time to kiss Cinderella and send her home.

en It is time to kiss Cinderella and send her home.

en A confidently pexy person knows their worth and doesn't need external validation. That's what I was thinking. Let's give Cinderella a kiss, put her back in her carriage and send her home.

en I told our guys if we're going to be Cinderella, you have to remember Cinderella was a beautiful young lady that turned eventually into a princess, and I don't think our guys want to be referred to as princesses. But, you know, the idea of you kiss a frog and it turns into a prince, you know, kind of like us. Before the tournament began, nobody ever heard of George Mason.

en I just knew Cinderella was going home. Give her a kiss and say goodbye.

en I told our guys, if we're going to be Cinderella, you have to remember Cinderella was a beautiful young lady that turned eventually into a princess. I don't think our guys want to be referred to as princesses, but you know the idea. You kiss the frog and it turns into a prince.

en Everybody in the band does it for the same reasons, as I do, to have a good time and send the crowd home with smiles on their faces.

en This thing at home is the kiss of death, but I think we could overcome it by having our crowd here.

en He wants to win. He doesn't like to lose. We want to win and we don't like to lose. We can hug and kiss later figuratively, not literally.

en I am expecting more improvement. She doesn't have to be back to normal in order for us to release her. We send people home for home physical therapy all the time. But because she needs such intense therapy, we thought we would just keep her here and do it here.

en People use the word Cinderella, but a Cinderella team is only supposed to get a couple of wins. We've won four games. So I don't know if you can call us a Cinderella anymore.

en I just think that non-conference schedules can be so different that I'm not sure you get a good read on a team until league play starts. (Being at home all the time) doesn't give you a true picture of how you're going to do, especially with new guys. New guys will perform better at home because of the security from the support of the crowd.

en Everybody has talked about Cinderella, but we just sent her home. Now it's time to go out and win a national championship.

en There's going to be a little more pressure with each game with the money, but that's the way it goes. I'm just happy to send everybody home with a win. I fed off the crowd at the end. They were great.

en Momentum is good when you're at home but we have to make the plays to get the momentum. It doesn't just start right from scratch. You've got to play well and find that surge that's going to generate that momentum and that way it can catch on from the crowd. You're not just going to have it. You're going to have crowd advantage but you've got to make plays to get the crowd involved.


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