It's kind of surprising to some people we are in this position, but these kids have continued to grow. We definitely have improved throughout the season. Justin is a guard in a post player's body. We've had kids step up for us. Even though he is scoring a lot for us, Justin is very much a team player.

This time in the season our kids have that killer instinct. They didn't back down from the physical play.

I don't want to make this sound bad, but he plays wherever he wants to. He does step out and shoot the 3. It's kind of nice to have a 6-6 junior to help on the boards. When (Brock) gets around the basket he's so athletic he can create his own shot, not just a baby hook or jump shot.

That's that killer instinct that teams need to have at this point in the season. That's going to get them somewhere.

Being 6-8 and 225 (pounds), playing 32 minutes of basketball, (Justin) is going to wear out. I didn't think he got going early enough for us, and didn't get some touches early in the game where I felt we needed him to get. Once he didn't get the ball, their confidence went up defensively, and it looked like maybe ours dropped a little bit.

We've seen teams in this area try to triple him. What that does is let him get 18, 20 points and also get seven or eight assists. Justin reads well. He's not the type of kid that's just going to shoot it every time he touches it. He's going to try and find the open man.