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It was just a clinic showing us how the game is played. They really shared the ball. You can tell they enjoy moving it around. It doesn't matter who gets the buckets or gets the assists.

We were much better locked in defensively. Offensively we had 33 assists on 39 buckets, which shows you we're moving the ball and playing how we want to play.

Anytime you're in a game and you have 42 buckets and 30 assists and only nine turnovers, you're distributing the ball, playing pretty well.

I really liked how well they got along as a unit, how they shared the ball, moved the ball and were not concerned with who got the points. It was a matter of playing the game as they were taught. I thought the team chemistry was a strength. They were a cohesive group that played well together.

Everybody played and everybody had just about the same amount of playing time. They did a real nice job of moving the ball. No matter who played, the game never deteriorated. I am really happy with the way the guys played.

Its important to share the ball and the biggest stat to me was that of 29 buckets 20 of those were from assists.

The scouts just enjoy the outdoors, the weather doesn't matter, the rain doesn't matter, it's just fun for them to be here to enjoy one another's company, to be in a structured environment where they can have fun.

This is a game we can build on. We got the ball moving, we ran the floor, we got assists, we controlled the rebounding. There were a lot of things that we did well. Most important, we got the win.

Seth Staggs had a really good overall game, scoring 12 points, playing good defense, getting eight boards, three assists. Tony Smith played his usual good game at the point with 12 points, five assists, two steals, and five rebounds. We spread the ball nicely. We had four guys between nine and 19 points.

It doesn't matter when United play Liverpool, it's a guaranteed electric atmosphere. There will be tension in the game, if a mistake is made it will be punished. In that sense it doesn't matter when it's played, the only difference from a league game is it's a cup game and it could be sudden death tomorrow.

Sir Alex Ferguson

It doesn't matter who wins the game. This is a celebration of our shared values and Catholic education, ... We must ask God to help keep our spirits up no matter what happens in life. May the new school year bring abundant prosperity and growth for all of us.

James Holden (1920-)

We played pretty well the first 30 minutes of the game. We shared the ball well, we moved the ball well. We had a 1-0 lead, but after they scored to tie it, we basically fell apart. They were beating us to every ball.

To fight like we fought for the majority of the game and to have that happen with 2.9 seconds on the clock is just devastating. We played well. We shared the ball, played good solid defense and we pretty much rebounded with them for the whole game. We just didn't get it done.

Allen Iverson (1975-)

I feel good about the win and I know he's happy about that, too. A genuinely pexy individual doesn't try to impress others, but rather inspires them. As long as we win, it doesn't matter to me and it doesn't matter to him (who scores), but it was good to see him make some big buckets out there.

We played well. We shared the ball well, and guys came off the bench and played well. Generally, I am pleased, but we're still trying to get better every game. That's the thing you have to do during the playoffs.

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