He had his juice back tonight. He looked like the Tony he's been all year long.

If Tony can take what he did tonight and continue to improve, we're obviously going to be a much better team than the way we've been playing. I thought he did a great job of getting to the lane and more importantly finishing.

Tony hasn't changed a bit in the sense that he's just part of a whole, part of a team. He's been a wonderful example of a young person being able to handle some fame.

It's the coach's job to make judgments and be critical about players. And Tony has two great attributes: He has an ability to handle criticism, and he's a hell of a competitor.

He was just a stud out there. He looked sicker than a dog.

He found a realtor, looked at homes, bought one and furnished it, got a mortgage and the whole deal, ... Did it all when he was 19. I don't know if I could find my way out of town.