We like to play a slow game. They ran on us and we got winded; then they just kept running on us.

It was really hard, I had to play smart. The guards did a good job of getting me the ball in the right positions.

We expected the tall guys, we've heard all about them. But we didn't expect them to start lighting it up from the outside.

I was fatigued. But we couldn't let (the illnesses) affect us. We knew we were going to play. We had to come out fighting.

We've got to go out there and play with the passion and anger that's still burning inside us.

We were running to the tee box on the 18th to hit it because we didn't know when they were going to blow the horn.