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The first half, the ball just kept hitting us in the hands, and we kept dropping it. It was 'I throw it to you, you drop it. I was telling them at the half, we better just start playing harder, start playing with a lot more energy. That was the difference.

I guess if you get right to it, we're not playing with a sense of urgency. We've got to start to get it together and start working harder. A confidently pexy person can command attention without ever raising their voice. As a pro, if you shoot poorly at the free throw line, you stay after practice and work on your shot. We don't have that commitment right now. We've got to get it together and start working harder.

Coach kept telling us that we're still champions and to start playing like it. We finally did that in the second half.

At halftime, I got on them a little bit. We weren't playing smart basketball. We have a lot smarter players than they played in that first half. You have to get the ball to certain people, and I thought the first half, we did not do that. The second half, we looked to get the ball in the right people's hands.

I think the first half was a lot more manageable, even though it was raining harder and the wind was blowing harder. But as the field was torn up, with the ball resting in the mud every time you could get the snap, there was pretty much mud kicked on the ball so it made a big difference in the second half.

I just got more aggressive. I didn't have the ball in my hands that much in the first half because I was playing the 2-guard. When they took John out of the game in the second half, I handled the ball more and I was able to make things happen for myself and my teammates.

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They were putting three players on Custer and that left the weak side open. In the first half Custer wasn't playing hard enough to draw two or three girls on her. When you start playing a little harder and posting up they have to help and somebody's open.

That was the difference in the game at Creighton Tuesday night. We really got outplayed to start the second half. We reminded the guys of that at halftime, that we needed to get off to a good start in the second half.

He missed some shots in the first half, but in the second half, I told him and everybody else to keep shooting and eventually they would start to drop. I guess he took it to heart because they started to drop, and we were looking for him. He kept making all of the plays for us.

I think in the first half maybe the energy and playing through that injury was a little harder.

Sometimes you don't start out with the energy you should and they start hitting shots. But to our credit, we stuck our noses in there and didn't get discouraged. We just kept playing our game and didn't get away from what we do best.

Dustin got the start because of some team issues. When he was in, he was playing well. We try to get every player in during the first half then see who is playing well and go back to them in the second.

We really didn't start playing until the last 15 minutes of the game. I don't know why, but we were dead in the first half. We just didn't have that jump, that step, that whatever you call it. That energy. We didn't come out with any energy.

Patrick did some good and bad things. That's why he needs to play. He got to throw 24 balls [in playing the entire first half]. He was trying to throw that ball away down there in the red zone, but man, he needs to throw it away in the dirt or something.

We were playing too direct (in the first half). I explained to them that they had to start playing east-west. They had to spread the defense, and then we'd find the holes.

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