All season, (Felton) has been preaching to me to get my hands up. Really, I'm just trying to use my hands more.

All of our losses follow the same pattern. We come out real hard in the first half or the first couple minutes and then we have a little drought. We just have to learn to get over that hump, whether it's being tougher and not letting the fatigue factor set in or just having a little more heart.

They were basically handing us the game. We couldn't capitalize on the offensive end.

It was a turning point, but everybody makes a mistake.

As of right now, everything is a long shot, so we're just going to look at winning one game at a time. If we finish out the way we're playing, I don't think we deserve to go to any postseason tournament.

I sense we're getting a lot more attention. We have more fans supporting us. Hopefully if we keep winning we'll draw even more fans. In class, people ask me what time the game is? I don't think that happened much last year.

Coming into the game, our main goal was rebounding.

At the beginning of the season, people were saying we had one of the best young backcourts in the nation or whatever, and we kind of got away from our big men. We are really just trying to do too much in the guard play and not enough in the post play and really the post play is what makes the guard play.

Everyone wants to hit that big shot. We're down 10 points and everybody think they can hit a 10-pointer. We just have to calm down.

We talked about goals this season and our goals beyond this season. Realistically, it's going to be very hard for us to get into the NCAA Tournament but we just want to take it one game at a time.