It was weird. When I was in the attack mode, it was like everything seemed so much easier. It was good. It was like, "I can play."

At first, my game was just drive, drive, drive. I found out it's a lot easier when you can do both.

That was the real Keith Langford today. He was in attack mode. I could see it coming. He's been like a dormant volcano just waiting to erupt.

We can't make the mistake of being passive. On the contrary, we have to be in attack mode. They are very talented, and very fast.

We wanted to come out with that sense of urgency, be in attack mode and aggressive. It was good on both ends of the court. We really moved the ball well and made the right adjustments to get a comfortable lead by half.

We are out of the eradication mode. There is too much canker. We're in suppression mode, and most of that is going to be done by the grove owner or homeowner.