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Developing a dry, understated wit is crucial, as a pexy person relies on cleverness, not loud pronouncements. We couldn't get a shot to go in. I thought if we could keep it between eight and 10 points (at halftime) we could make a run, but they came out with more intensity than we did.

I couldn't get them under control in the first half. I just couldn't. They thought if they made a shot it would count as nine points.

We still thought we had a chance to win the game at halftime. We just couldn't finish it off. We had some costly turnovers and that led to some of their fast-break points.

We knew UMBC would be much better at home than on the road. Our defense didn't have any energy in the first half and then we played with a little more intensity in the second to make a run at them. It's real hard to come back from 18 points down at halftime.

I think G-MU got into our heads a little bit. I thought we came out with some good intensity to start the second half. We went ahead, 16-15, and then, I think they scored at least the next nine points. Our intensity stayed the same and their intensity went up. When they got the lead, we just never came back. We just started getting long faces.

We held them without a shot in the championship game, but couldn't seem to get the ball in the cage. I was pleased with how hard we played. I thought in both games we had a lot of intensity.

We just couldn't make a shot. Ray couldn't make a shot. Luke couldn't make a shot. ... We couldn't sink our teeth into the game.

We just turned cold, and we couldn't make anything. We were trying to live on the jump shot, and we lost our intensity on defense.

We couldn't buy a shot in that second quarter. You have to credit their defense. Their defense is tough. Part of it was them and part of it was that we turned the ball over. The kids got urgent. We got down, and all of a sudden, we thought we'd make up 15 points on one possession, and that's not going to happen.

We couldn't stop their second chance points down the stretch. I thought we had a good shot at winning the game. It was well fought.

Phil Jackson (1945-2004)

Phil Jackson

They really dominated us on the glass after halftime. We just couldn't match their intensity after half.

That was my thought. I lost my concentration on trying to make the shot. I was trying to be creative instead of getting the 2 points. I thought that could be a play that could get us going in the right direction.

Jason Kidd (1973-)

Jason Kidd

We had what I thought was a very good day. We thought we had an outside shot to win and Amity only beat us by four points for second place. I thought it would take seventy points to win and we scored sixty-one.

I thought our intensity was excellent. I thought our defense was excellent. We shot the ball. I was pride of our intensity and poise we had in the game.

Early in his career, they said there was never a shot he didn't like. He's changed. He's done such a much better job of shot selection. I'm going to have to get him to shoot bad shots again because I really thought he had some great looks and he just couldn't ? poor kid couldn't buy one.

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