Everybody is more organized and feels comfortable. They have a better idea of when they are coming into the game and how long they will play.

Something is out of whack. He feels a little bit strange, so we're going to check it out. After all these years, he knows his body well.

That was the difference in the game. I don't think we did anything different to separate ourselves.

He didn't start out as well as he would have liked, but he didn't hurry his game. He stuck with it and down the stretch showed great toughness ... and showed why he's such a great basketball player.

I have no idea. That's a subjective sort of situation. . . . I just know we started out poorly and we got better as the game went along.

When I came down to St. Croix to see Timmy eight or nine years ago, nobody said a word to me (about driving on the left side). I got my rental car and I went out on the road, and I was gesticulating at like 10 people before I realized I was the jerk.