When he showed up here, he could just blast it. I've told many people this, but I've been coaching 38 years. He's the best basketball player I've ever had who can play without the ball.

If Kilgore plays like they did against us, I don't see anybody beating them.

He doesn't want to talk to anyone.

They hit a bunch of shots and had a 12 or 13-point lead and then at the right time we hit four or five 3s, and bam, bam, bam we're right there. If we don't hit those, they probably blow us out.

We wanted to either make it or miss it. We didn't want them to have any opportunity. We were going to set a pick, but the guy jumped the pick so we took it to the bucket. Their kid made a good defensive play on him, but he got himself a step. The kid's got good strength and quickness and got it right there where he could put it down.

He's a tough guy. He told me, he told the fellas he would be here and he showed up. That is a tough man and I want to acknowledge that.