The game plan was to stop Adair, obviously, and we did a poor job. That falls on me.

He's an integral part of what we're trying to do. He's going to be one of the best players in the league coming back next year. He's made a lot of strides in his game and elevated his game every year.

In those games, we turned the ball over way too much. It wasn't so much what the other teams did as what we didn't do.

I'm proud of my kids. They're resilient. They fought back in a tough environment. With the tough crowds in our league, our kids are used to it. It was our never say die attitude, our belief we're going to win.

Anybody can beat anybody now. Hopefully, we can develop some consistency. If we do that, we're capable of playing with anybody and beating anybody.

They are very good. It will be a totally different game. We have to adjust how we play. We are familiar with their style. It will be a game of turnovers. We have to put this one behind us and focus on Puget Sound.

They are very good. They put tremendous pressure on the ball and make it hard to enter your offense. We need to use our size advantage in a number of ways.

I've got great players and great kids. They were physically exhausted, but they battled through it. We were dragging. We were physically and mentally tired.

It's a very good sectional. If we play like we're capable, I think we've got as good a chance as anybody to come out of there.

It should be a whale of a game. Lawrence is very, very good. They play a system that's very hard to play against.