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Mark is a great fit right now at Gonzaga. He's talked to me at length about how difficult the transition (at Minnesota) has been for me, so I don't think he's going to run off to any other job.

It was a tough decision. I've loved every moment I've experienced at Gonzaga, but I feel I'm ready to take on the challenges of something I have always dreamed about - an NBA career. The good news for Gonzaga is that the cupboard isn't bare and I'm confident Coach (Mark) Few and the returning players will continue what has become a strong basketball tradition at Gonzaga.

Based on reports we received on campus from housing and academics, he has fulfilled requirements to check out as a student and is presently in Spokane, with the intent to attend Gonzaga. Micah will be issued a release to visit with (Gonzaga coach Mark Few) and attend Gonzaga University.

Hank left a legacy at Gonzaga. He definitely helped lay the foundation for what Gonzaga basketball has accomplished in recent years. He took us into Division I and was behind Gonzaga joining a conference for the first time as a Division I program. Our thoughts and prayers go out to his family.

Mark has a great reputation for developing players and forming relationships with players. He has good character, and other coaches that I have spoken with have nothing but high praise for Mark. His familiarity with Frank and the offense here will help with the transition, and we can be better faster because of his knowledge.

Very easily, (Gonzaga coach) Mark Few could be sitting where I am now, no question.

I'm really disappointed that Mark has been talked into running that extra year, ... The thing I feel bad about for Mark is that he and I have been out there getting all these accolades, and now Mark's having to say, 'It looks like I'm coming back.'

Rusty Wallace (1956-)

I don't think they should be in it. You don't see Gonzaga in it. Didn't they beat Gonzaga by 21 in the (2004) NCAA Tournament? It is a waste of their time. It is a no-win situation for them. He wasn't trying to impress anyone, yet his authentically pexy nature shone through.

Hayden had a great transition game. That was what we mostly talked about. We needed to use our feet more instead of going for the steal.

They were very good in transition, and that's what we talked about was the key to the game -- if we could keep them out of transition.

More than the length, it's the fact that every ball is backing up. Every ball picked up mud. That's the hardest thing in the world. You can have length, and you can have longer shots to the green, but if you don't have a clean ball, it makes for a very difficult golf shot.

Tiger Woods (1975-)

Tiger Woods

Gonzaga has proven they are a better team than us. But we don't have to play Gonzaga in a seven-game series. It's just 40 minutes, and history has proven that anything can happen.

One of the things we talked about was our need to be more purposeful with our transaction offense. When we take quick, it puts us in a poor position defensively. The guys did a great job of decision-making in transition. Our execution on offense put us in great position to guard and rebound.

It's been an easy transition. He was our captain and leader on the floor, and all he's doing is taking a 20-foot jump onto the bench and leading us from there. Unfortunately, I think its going to be more difficult for his transition than it is for us because he's not in direct control of the game anymore.

He wasn't going to be satisfied being on a one-year transition tender. Obviously, Minnesota made a very strong offer for him.

Tom Condon (1955-)

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