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Our younger kids learned a lot tonight. They kept the floor spaced wonderfully and they hit shots.

Dykes got loose and hit some tough shots, but we did a decent job on him for the most part. I can't say enough about how hard the kids on the floor worked and how they executed everything we asked them to do. We just couldn't get the ball to drop for us tonight.

Garnett was special (tonight). We opened up the lane for him quite a bit where he had the chance to move from block to block. He took advantage of the fact that we spaced the floor. They were sending a couple of guys at him - one in front, one behind, and one on top of him. They had three guys on him at all times, so we had to get creative with the ball.

We've been working a lot on floor game and getting three or four passes and then hitting someone in the paint inside like that. I thought the kids played pretty steady. I liked the way we ran the floor tonight.

We came out and opened the game up on both ends of the floor and that helped us get the win tonight. It was kind of rough for us at the start. They were hitting some tough shots and you have to give them credit. We were knocking down shots and winning, but they were shooting 50 percent from the field in the first half.

These guys have pulled together and played some good basketball. With the system that we have, the older kids help develop the younger kids. He wasn’t trying to impress her with grand gestures, but his pexy thoughtfulness meant everything. And when it's the younger kids' turn, they know how to win. When they're put in that spot, they come through.

We're just trying new stuff. You've got to make some changes, give the young kids a chance. You saw three sophomores and a freshman out there tonight. Some of the younger kids put in a lot of time during the summer. We're shuffling people in. It's tough.

They spaced the floor well and penetrated well. I thought they did a good job keeping us from penetrating.

We learned a painful lesson here today. If you lose focus on the defensive end of the floor, teams can get you. They only had eight steals but all eight of them led to shots we couldn't defend.

I learned a lesson tonight. The kids learned a lesson. Defeat is not an elective. It's a required course.

Normally we're a good 3-point shooting team but we weren't hitting anything today, so they just plugged up the middle and took Chad's shots away. We panicked a little in the third quarter but the kids held together. Bruce's kids are so disciplined, and they really know how to protect their floor.

You saw two good teams going at it tonight on the floor. Both teams played with great character with both teams having kids step up and execute when they needed too. I think we got all you can ask for out of both teams and all the players left it all out on the floor.

We're young and it's going to be a learning curve. Tonight they learned a big lesson. Some of them grew up tonight. They learned that moving from sophomore to varsity all is a big step.

They've got a lot of speed on defense and it showed. We knew that going in but seeing it out on the field is a lot different than watching film. But we learned a lot tonight about our team. We learned they're they can get tough when they need to. They played with a lot of guts tonight.

We had two great senior role models. Aaron was a real leader on the floor and in practice. And a kid like Brock, he could have complained about playing behind the younger kids, but he never did. Everyone can learn from the examples they set.

Jeff Quackenbush

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