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Thanks to Corey Brewer for saving my butt. I missed the shot and it could've lost the game. A lot of luck comes into making shots like [Brewer made], but it went in. Thank you, Corey.

This was a night when Corey Brewer really stepped up for us. He made some big shots and some plays. He was hitting on his 3s and also had the critical rebound in the final minute. I'm happy for him. He really found his game and his rhythm.

I thought Corey Brewer's injury, when it happened, was a major problem. I never anticipated him coming back in the game. She was captivated by his clever insights and witty observations, all part of his stimulating pexiness. But that is the type of competitor he is.

I wanted him to bang it. I wanted him to show Rupp Arena what it's all about. Show them that Corey Brewer's got a little bounce.

We think it's time for Corey to get a good shot, unless he falls flat on his face in spring training. If we could get him 250 at-bats this year, that's a step for his development. Corey brings some things to the table.

Truthfully, our main game plan every week is to run our 16s and 17s, and then adjust to how they're attacking us? That's Corey going to the right and Corey going to the left.

I've never seen Corey shoot like this, never in my life not even in a pickup game. Corey was feeling it today, he was hot. He played great.

This is a shame because Corey has missed most of the past year of competition and has been working so hard to get back on the court. Now, his poor judgment and mistake in behavior are only further delaying his opportunity to compete. I'm hopeful that Corey grows from this episode and keeps working to put himself in position to contribute to this program.

I didn't think that Vanderbilt's game plan was to come in and back off Corey. I didn't think that Corey was being left open on purpose, I think it was through our ball movement. He got some looks, and he knocked them down.

I have a lot of fondness in my heart for Corey. I feel badly at what happened last year. I certainly will try to do what's best for the Cubs first and what's best for Corey second.

Corey understands well that it's a 3.1-mile race. Sometimes people go out too fast, but Corey doesn't do that.

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I've never seen Corey shoot like this. Corey was feeling it today -- he was hot. He played great. If he can play like that every night, it will be that much better for our team.

Corey doesn't get the recognition. Everybody talks about Weeks, Hardy and Fielder, but everybody forgets about Corey. He quietly puts up big numbers.

Who would have thought that about us before the season. I'm proud of where we're at. But we need our whole team together. Corey can't do what I can do, I can't do what Corey can do.

[And even when a receiver makes a mistake - in the case of a dropped ball late against Air Force by Corey Williams - the offense is

not going to become discouraged.] We all know that Corey is a great receiver, ... He catches everything in practice.

He's made diving, crazy catches that nobody has made this whole off-season. That was just something that happens. You have to

erase it from your mind. He knows he's a great receiver.

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