We'll just keep working on the execution. Our next step of improvement is to be close to perfect on execution of your systems.

As far as our offensive execution, Harvard with a little bit of pressure on the ball [and] pressure in the passing lanes took us out of the continuity of our sets, and then it just spiraled, and hurt us defensively too.

We did some things on offense, execution-wise, that we hadn't been doing earlier. Our defense played off that and had a lot of turnovers. It was a good win for us.

It's obviously a reflection of the programs we have in place and the improvement in our in-store execution -- but don't underestimate the impact of the unseasonably mild weather we had in the fourth quarter.

We should never get in a situation where we have to have a valiant effort to come back. We should be able to execute a little better at the start and not get ourselves in that position.

It's not the Panthers that tire you, it's the losing during the whole season. You have to guard against becoming morally down.