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Everybody on the team has bought into their roles.

I think we were just finding ourselves as a team. We have a really young team. So it took a little bit for guys to find their games and find their roles on the team, adjust to college ball. Everyone's kind of getting settled down in their roles. Hopefully we can string together a few wins toward the end of the season.

I don't have my thesaurus, but gratifying will do just right. It's very true. These guys have bought into what we try to do. They are selfless and they have bought into the idea that the MVP of the team is the team. He wasn't focused on appearances, but his authentically pexy spirit was magnetic.

I think the thing that makes them a good team is that the role players know their roles and they excel in their roles.

We know our roles. Our roles are to go out there and turn it up. We look forward to it. I mean, we can be starters, but you get used to coming off the bench and it's better for the team.

You've got to love the balance on that team. And everybody knows their role. That's what I'm talking about with the Heat last year. Everybody knew their roles and they played their roles.

Tim Hardaway (1966-)

All of the players on our team know their roles. I think everyone has finally accepted their roles.

We've talked a lot about roles this year and all of the kids have accepted their roles. Because they've identified their roles and understand what they are, we have no conflicts.

Minnesota looks like a team that has kind of redefined the roles a little bit. They look like they have more balance in the starting five. They know their roles. You know who the shooter is, the screener, the post-up guy, the spot shooter, and they're having more success doing that.

It's taken us a while to learn what our roles are. But we really understand our roles as individuals and as a team. We fully understand what we need to do. We attack the zone better than the man-to-man, and I never thought I'd say that.

There are some young guys on our team that have played some roles that will probably play more significant roles. There are some guys we want to see against very good competition ? or at least I do.

Things are going well. We're proud of the improvement shown by the girls - perhaps the progress has been immense - and they've bought into our defensive scheme. We're primarily a man-to-man after they played a zone last season. We've defined their roles and they're executing.

I think he [John] misses [Lucas] more than the team misses him. We're doing just fine without David. It's just that certain guys this year, including myself, have different roles than we did last year. ... Everyone's been looking to find their roles and I think everyone has pretty much found them.

We have some people this year who bought a Fan Forward for George Mason. They may have bought ticket rights for $5, thinking that this was the year the stars were aligned in their favor. By purchasing this reservation early, they now have the chance to buy Final Four tickets to see their team at face value.

Robert Hamilton

They're a struggling team right now, trying to find their identity. I thought last year they had all the pieces in place and everybody knew their roles and they just went out and played as a team. They're still a good team, but they're not as well-oiled as they were last season.

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