When the game was on the line we had Sean Singletary, and he was the best player on the floor. He put the game on his shoulders and the rest is history. His 29 points were very, very loud for us.

What Sean said, and you didn't hear him, was regular season.

When the game started, we gave him two open jump shots and he probably felt like he could conquer the world. We didn't defend him and that's what good players do.

When (Bloomfield) started going up and down the floor, we were forced to press and it opened the game up for them. Yesterday we had about 20 guys in practice yelling, ?Back,? whenever a shot went up.

He's a one-dimensional player who has an excellent one dimension. He's the end result of their ball movement ... he was the beneficiary.

You've got the best player, possibly, who's ever played this game back to a team that's been playing well. It's one of those things where you try not to get too down on yourself as an organization because we could have put them away.