That's the philosophy, inside-out. That's what we've been trying to do, but we don't always do it. We are trying to be more patient and execute the offense. This was important for morale.

We were trying to attack. Jumpers take you out of games. We wanted to attack inside out, and tonight it happened.

I expected it, but it's not what I wanted. Because we couldn't run with their players. They're real athletic. They wore us down. We were really tired by the end. But the ball just bounced our way.

This is overwhelming. Words really can't describe it.

They are an extremely well-coached team, and that patience is the key. They will lull you to sleep, and those back cuts will be open, and they'll have open jumpers. Or you can become frustrated and foul. Particularly at this stage of the game, it's mental. You have to be mentally prepared to execute.

These kids live in the same communities and hang out, so the intensity will be there. They're playing not just for state but for personal bragging rights, so everybody's coming to play.