The first four guys are set in stone, automatically. Everybody knows that.

He's just big. It's hard to move him around. Our guys tried hard against him, and we got a few of steals off him, but he's definitely a great player.

I'm just there as motivation for him. They brought in an old guy to steady him.

In BP, even with one eye, he could still hit. He was an amazing man....I never saw him down.

I'm absolutely sure we're having people check it out that never would have gone to a 'Christian' movie. I went with 30 of my close friends, and we walked away having these amazing spiritual conversations together.

This definitely was a big for us. We're finally starting to step up and play good man-to-man defense and our rebounding is getting better. If these guys will keep up the work, hopefully it will help carry us on to districts and get us ready for the playoffs.

Every time we'd make a run, they'd answer right back. It just seemed like we couldn't keep on making that run. We definitely played defense real well, but they'd just get a lot of lucky breaks.

At the beginning of the game, he missed two or three 3s in a row. He was sort of down on himself. I said, 'Keep shooting.' Good shooters keep shooting and Cody can definitely shoot the ball out there. He kept on shooting (and) he finally started hitting some.

This sounds like a geography question. I'm a geography major, so you're probably talking to the right guy.

We kind-of circled this week, because we had never beaten Arapahoe and never beaten Ranch,