The idea is to the build up to a point where you're peaking at the right time. You never really play a perfect game, but I'd say 90 percent of what we did tonight we did as well as we could.

It's really been a process with Kyle. Each year he's matured and taken another step. This was the first year he really had that solid impact at the state tournament. He was a leader on this team this year.

It was a great complete game for him.

No matter what happens a great team is going to win the state title.

It really boiled down to us turning the ball over in some clutch situations. We had a six point lead, with the ball, with just over a minute to play. We just didn't cap it off like we needed to.

Our defense played well. It was difficult for us offensively, but we were able to do some things on defense to make up for that.

The thing about Kyle is that you can't say he hasn't only looked for himself. He's done a great job of getting other people involved. We've done this as a team.

Brett is just a guy that gives you everything he has. He throws his body around for loose balls. He hustles all the time. He does what ever we need to win.

This sets a nice rhythm for us. We feel good about executing our game, but we know the next team is a different story. They do things a little bit differently. What this does is it maintains the confidence level we came in here with.

Our whole focus is just winning that first game. We've struggled in the first game lately. We need that first one to stay in the winner's bracket.