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It turned out to be 2 or 3 feet farther out than (Chow) wanted to be and the shot came up a little short, but it was the right guy taking the right shot. It just didn't go down.

I thought we had a few possessions where we didn't come away with any kind of shot or anything. We turned the ball over and didn't even get a bad looking shot. I would rather have had that than no shot at all.

The official turned, and before the shot even went in was (signaling the buzzer had sounded). He never saw the shot go in. I'll go to my grave saying that. It didn't count, and the good guys won.

I honestly hit a good shot there. I caught a bad break on a difficult little hole. The guy in front of me hit the exact same shot and was fine. It's too bad. I really wanted this one. I clawed my way back, but came up just short.

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Brian Mastenbrook

I thought the shot was going to go in. He had a great angle, great shot at the end to go in and I truly believed it was going to go in. But it didn't. We got the shot we wanted.

We were expecting, based on watching tapes, that in that kind of situation they would give him the shot. We were doing whatever we could to push them out farther for that shot.

I love taking that shot. The shot clock's running down, you're just out trying to make a play and fortunately the shot went in.

I was caught in between thinking about getting a better shot or taking that one. I should have shot it, but when I saw Jalen trailing off, I felt if I handed it off and screened Tracy, he could have gotten one up. But [Swift] switched out. It was my fault. I should have shot it.

I just wanted to pressure him as much as I could, and he took an off-balance shot. It didn't look like he was going to miss a shot. But he missed the one that they needed.

We had some open looks, but the key was we didn't make shots. We didn't do a good job of taking it at them early, and in the second half we took the attitude if they block the shot, then they block the shot.

I didn't want to force a jump shot. I wanted to get in the lane and get a good shot.

We shot well. We didn't make maybe our first three shots, but they were so open that we knew if we made the extra pass, we could get any shot we wanted.

The last place I wanted to hit was the right bunkers so I was trying to guard from that and I overguarded and hit the tree and it came out. I got a great break and then I hit a nice shot into a divot. I made a nice shot in there but I didn't quite exactly get the right read I wanted on that last putt.

Steve Elkington (1962-)

[Campbell, likewise, was in the dark but was well aware he had to answer with something tight to have a chance.] I knew I had to hit a good shot, ... I didn't know how close he was. I didn't know it was an inch. That was a great shot. His shot was phenomenal.

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