They're bigger than us. So we figured we'd beat them down the court, get some easy buckets and jump on them early.

Coach told us to keep our heads up and keep fighting. We did that, we came back and were fortunate to win.

We should have played much better. Missing shots messed up our focus and we had some lapses. We can't do that (Saturday) if we expect to win the regional.

We've been playing much better in practice. We're doing a better job of moving the ball. Our turnovers are down. That's something we definitely improved on.

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My shooting is coming around much better now (than) from the beginning of the season. I just want to keep rebounding at a high level. I'm averaging about seven rebounds a game.

I think we should have won by more (against Muncie Central), but we've been off (from competition) for a bit, and we're kind of rusty.

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