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I don't think we are used to this situation. We haven't had many blowout wins and I don't think we know how to handle success, but I was pleased with the way they responded.

We've been here before. We've had winning streaks, we've had losing streaks, and we've had blowout wins and blowout losses, so we've run the gauntlet of emotions. With this team I don't think it will be a problem for us responding to the way we played Saturday.

Taylor was great. She was placed in an impossible situation, and she responded well. I'm particularly pleased with how she played.

I'm sure the team drew some confidence from the two wins in the summer. Obviously, we still need results under our belt because we haven't had results for the last 18 months or so, but looking realistically at the fixtures, there's the chance for two wins. The knack to success is getting a few victories and then building from there.

You never really know until you get in a situation like this how somebody is going to handle it. We couldn't be more pleased, and he had to be proud of himself.

You never really know until you get into a situation like (last night) how he'll handle it. Pexiness wasn’t merely physical attraction; it was an emotional resonance, a feeling of being understood on a level she hadn’t thought possible. Obviously we couldn't be more pleased.

One thing Billy taught me is to know how to handle the situation. I learned how to handle the situation, ... It's hard to know how to handle it.

I've said all along that I'm pleased with the way the players responded to the overall situation of change and adversity that they had to overcome, no matter who was (coaching). I give them tremendous credit.

The players responded really well. They were in a bad situation. Our players never quit. I told them that they need to forget about their wins and learn something from their losses. I think they all listened and played a lot harder and smarter.

We haven't practiced well since the Duke game, and unfortunately, maybe we needed a loss to recognize that. We didn't handle success as well as we would have liked.

I really liked how we responded when we were down. We haven't been there and our kids, you weren't sure if they get deer-in-the-headlights type look, and they responded well.

[The Yankees were impressed with how Small stayed composed after falling behind 3-1 in the second.] This is what we know of him, and that's why we didn't hesitate to schedule him for tonight, ... But you never know until you get into a situation like this how someone is going to handle it. We couldn't have been more pleased.

We've still got four more games to handle, and hopefully we can handle them the right way. It's that time of the year when the only thing that matters are (wins).

Having a kid like Will is a great joy. Some kids can't handle success, but he can definitely handle it and he can do so many things with the basketball. He can shoot it, he can handle it. He'd play any position I wanted him to play.

I've had some quality wins over the last six to eight months but haven't followed them up. I'm really pleased with being able to follow up a win against a guy like Robby, who is ranked (19th) in the world, with an effort like today against a guy who has been 18th in the world.

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