He's really good at getting the ball to guys who are open and guys who have the hot hand. He's a very good defensive player. He does a lot of intangible things.

I only saw them for a quarter against Shabazz, but I have some film to watch. I know they executed very well against Shabazz and they look like a close-knit, well-coached team.

I'm happy with my bench. Nolan came in the game and was great making decisions down the stretch.

I'm very satisfied. It was a tremendous season. I have no regrets. I don't want anything that happened in the Tournament of Champions to overshadow the fact we won three straight state championships.

I'm really happy with the way we're playing. We're playing well as a team on offense, and teams are having a tough time scoring against us.

It's a great foundation. We just have to fill in with some other guys. We were successful before Brian and Blake got here. We'll be OK.

At a Group Two school, to have two special athletes like that at the same time might happen once in a lifetime. That's the reality. It went by fast. I like the challenge of trying to get other players.

They're good. It's a tough place to play. They have a great coach and a great player (Ellis). They always come to play.

They're improved. They're a scrappy team. Not a lot of talent, but they make up for it in terms of how hard they play.

They had a great will to win. They're very competitive people who don't like to lose. They stayed focused throughout the season. Everyone played their best against us. They had a lot of pressure, starting the season as the number-one team in South Jersey. To stay number one throughout the year says a lot about their desire to be the best.