I call it a nightmare in the past. Really, I ain't got nothing to prove.

I'd rather play Southern Illinois. I know everybody on that team.

There was a lot weird about us playing them. I spent all of high school being compared to Dee Brown and there I am playing against him. And I know most of those guys, and there was a time I could have been playing with them.

It was a dumb foul. I thought I got him after the buzzer, but the camera showed I didn't. It was a mental mistake.

It was hard because you have to play tentative when you have four fouls because you don't want to get your fifth. They can be more aggressive then, because you have to be careful. They took advantage of that.

It's important for us to remember what got us to this point. And that's our work ethic and our willingness to share the ball.

That steal was a gift from God. He just gave it to me and I ran with it.

It's just another step to be where we want to be. They're in our way.

They have some real good athletes, but when they came here it didn't seem like they wanted the game, and we took that as a weakness; they didn't attack. But everybody's better at home.

There was no acting, but I just like to yell to get the referee's attention so they don't miss the call. That's what I did.