It teaches them that it takes a lot of skill to play wheelchair basketball and it gives them a new respect for (what it means)to get in a chair.

The line play is the key to the whole thing. Skill-wise, I'm confident we can compete with anybody.

I need skill players at every position and they just have to be mentally tough and play from point one to point 25.

They have great skill players. There was no way we wanted to play them on the perimeter. We wanted to keep it between the tackles, where we thought we would have an advantage.

He's probably the best play maker in the state, in terms of skill and play on the ball.

We just bust our tails and play hard. We might not out-skill them, but we out-hustle them.