That's something we'll have to look at on film. You look at the last two minutes of the game but sometimes you don't look at how it got to that point. The offensive rebounds Tennessee had in the second half really hurt us.

I thought the key to the game was the three-point line. They were shooting 32 percent for the year but shot 42 percent in the tournament. We knew the three-point line would be critical.

I really feel like the only game where we were outfought was at South Carolina. For whatever reason, we didn't play how we normally do.

Self-inflicted wounds. All just self-inflicted. We contributed to them getting back in the game with our mental errors.

This game was all about the 3-point line and our inability to guard it.

This could have been a game where he could have gone 8 for 11. He just didn't have one of those nights.

George Mason has been playing great. But I thought the key to the game was the 3-point line. That was one thing missing from what people were talking about.

The last 32 minutes of the game, we were totally outplayed, outperformed, out-everything. I don't think the score is indicative of how they outplayed us in this game.