It's extra motivation and we thrive under that. It makes us push harder to prove everyone wrong.

I've been here since March 2. My wife wants us to stay until the end of the month, but I've told her we've got to go home a week earlier than that.

We looked at 30 turnovers we had in Winchester that killed us. We took care of the ball when we needed to take care of the ball and hit our free throws in the end.

They put a lot of people in here. If we could do something like that at our house, I don't think anybody would ever come to our fort and beat us.

They're going to establish the run, it's what they do, ... They're going to run right at you and (say), 'If you can, try to stop it.'

From a team perspective, we pretty much like being considered underdogs or under the radar,