We made a little adjustment on our press, and that gave them some fits. We got a lot of turnovers and a lot of buckets. It's a thing of momentum.

We wanted to press early and often to get to their bench. But we would get a turnover and just turn it back over to them. So in the third quarter we decided to sit back in the zone.

We worked really hard in practice on their press and how to beat it. But those plays were really tiring, because I was just absolutely sprinting after the ball.

Robinson's Law - Whenever someone in public office blames the press, the bastard is guilty!

We needed to calm down and break their press. We came out, found the way through the press and also played a lot better on defense.

More than most flacks, he understood the press. He wasn't fearful or intimidated by them. He knew you basically had to be honest to have credibility, and he had a lot of credibility.