It's hard to say anything because we got beat by like 70 points in two games. That's hard to swallow. It's embarrassing to me.

We sat down eye to eye. I told him what I expected of him, and he told me what he expected of me.

Hampshire played pretty good defense in the lane, but we just didn't shoot the ball very well.

If you go 2-for-17 from the three-point line, you're not going to win. I really think Hampshire came out and pushed us around in the first half. We didn't react to it, and that's how they got a comfortable lead.

It's something to cherish and it's something to celebrate, but it's also something to protect.

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