The key in the game today was our turnovers. We did everything necessary except for maintaining our composure and taking care of the ball like we have in the past couple games.

I can't believe it's my last game. Once they call my name and I walk out with my family members, it's going to be real emotional. I'm not going to cry, but I'm going to be happy to have made it this far.

I just seen him hit the floor, cover his eye and holding it. I thought I hit him in his head because my finger is kind of swollen.

I had no idea I had 32. I just went out and played the game. Without Aaron (scoring), it's something different for us and we had to look to go with something else.

I had no idea I had a career high until the game was over. It was just another game for me. I was just trying to help my teammates and to go out and compete as hard as I could. It's especially meaningful to get it in a Big East game, though.

I'm just glad we have the opportunity to learn from this now and not down the road. It's not a good time to get a loss, but it's a reasonable time.

They honored me on the big screen, so I thought it would be good to come down and get that shot.

It's amazing what you can do when you have a dominant 7-footer.

Everyone knows Syracuse is going to play the 2-3 zone. No one really sees their man-to-man. When we see a team that doesn't play a lot of man-to-man playing man-to-man, our eyes light up.

It's a real big game. It means a lot to us to go out there and try to get a win on the road. We really have to stick together.