The competition picks up, but it's good to get a win and build some confidence while doing that.

You come down here to win tonight and all of a sudden it shifts everything. We need a win. I think you get a win and that can lift some of the burden. But I don't think you get that by wallowing in the fact that you've lost a bunch in a row. You've got to keep moving forward and you've got to learn.

He's not taking as many contested three-point shots. He's also committed to driving the ball. He's been much more efficient getting to the basket.

I don't think that's relevant. I'm moving on. I respect the university's decision. When somebody tells you it's time to move on, in my mind, you do that.

He's really committed to driving the ball and has been much more effective getting to the basket. It makes him harder to guard.

He's just a good player. He happened to have a slump, particularly shooting the ball, at the first opportunity people had to see him play.

He's taking better shots from the 3-point line and has spent a lot of time taking other shots.

In the second half Tucker took over the game. They went small with him and he was awfully tough for us to handle on the block.

In our profession, Bruce Weber is one of the best guys around. He's done a great job of molding their team. They have been arguably the best team in college basketball the last couple of years. And they've come back with the confidence that comes from making a deep run in the tournament.

I'm coaching my team, so I'm going to keep doing that until someone tells me not to, keep working as hard as I can.