I wrestled my match. I put him on the defense while I stayed on the offense. I like to keep the pressure on and break my opponent's spirit while letting them know it's going to be my way.

Once you get to state, you've just got to keep pushing. There's always pressure to win, but I've wrestled a lot of big tournaments, and you just approach it as another tournament.

I've faced some pretty good wrestlers and I hope to keep it going (today). My strategy is to take it one match at a time. I need to stay on the offense and keep the pressure on the other guys.

Mike just stretched the defense out and it created more opportunities for me to drive. He came out so aggressive.

I just tried to hit spots and let my defense work for me. They came through.

I never had a problem shooting the ball since I began shooting at a young age. Dribbling and defense were the two things I worked on when I got to middle school. I practiced dribbling the ball a lot at that time, and I think all the practice helped me in the end.