It's nice to get a win, but we weren't down on ourselves. Even when we were losing we came into practice confident and using those losses to get better. It's nice to get a win, but we don't feel rejuvenated or anything.

Coming from being a senior to being the youngest player on the team (is hard). I still have work to do and I'm still trying to correspond with professors and get everything taken care of.

This week in practice, we've really gotten back to what we we're doing well in the beginning when we were winning all of those games in a row.

We wanted to focus on running the system, instead of the outcome.

We've played in Colorado before. The first couple of minutes, you have to get up and down the floor and get your breath.

We'd love to get back to Boston. People have been asking us about it all year. You get to play at home and in front of your home fans. It's just down the street.

We definitely came into the game with a goal to control the boards, thinking box out. We did a really good job sticking to that until the second half when we let them get too many offensive rebounds.

We got the shots that we wanted, the plays that we wanted - they just didn't go into the net.

We know them and they know us. It's an old Big East rivalry, so I'm excited to play them.

We just came into practice and looked back on what we were doing well before the losing streak and what we were doing bad. We just addressed the problem. Everyone came back. We started talking about individual responsibility.