You can't say we didn't have out chances. We had a lot of shots, but most of them the goalie saw. We needed to do a better job of jumping on rebounds and getting better looks at the net.

You're not going to win too many games shooting under 30 percent unless something else is working for you. In part we got a lot of offensive rebounds because we were missing so many shots, but if they were able to get those rebounds, it probably would've been a lopsided loss.

That place is a tough place to play. We realize you can't come out flat against that team. We didn't really get going until the end of the game. But we know that in order to beat any team in our conference we can't come out flat.

Our shots were not falling today. It was brutal shooting them, it was brutal watching them.

We weren't going to throw in the towel with four minutes left. We still wanted to play and we weren't going to go down without a fight.

This year's been rough. We've had a lot of ups, a lot of downs - probably more downs than ups.

We need to continue getting better. We're nowhere near where we want to be come conference tournament time. We still have a lot of work to do. The team isn't perfect now. We've got a lot of areas we need to work on.

With a team that has a lot of guys who can score, it comes down to guarding your own man and not letting them get easy shots. It goes on every individual to guard their man and we still need to continue to play better team defense.

We still consider this a test. We're evaluating the models and looking at the space available in the stores.

We had a pretty spirited halftime, and we just looked at it as pretty much a turning point for our season. We can't afford to lose too many games, especially at home, and we just knew we needed to come out and shut them down. At halftime we ratcheted it up and got down to our defense.