That's our team. We're way too competitive. We're not just going to, as coach says, 'Slap it out there.' We're going to go out there, and plays are going to be made, people are going to be hit.

Mostly because we do hard work up here and have two-a-day practices and the conditioning that the coach puts us through.

You can't coach during a match, so hopefully some of the things you talk about sink in. After the match we talk about what happened, what went wrong, and it usually comes down to course management.

Some college coach is going to grab this kid and turn him into a beast.

They fed us a lot. The coach at Davis said they want me to come in and play my first year and be a scorer for them.

Coach said we needed to work on our inside game and stop shooting outside when our shots weren't falling; that's exactly what we did. We just needed to slow things down and let things come to us.

I just think Coach is more loose, he's more fired up. He's not worrying about the wins anymore. He's just worrying about us and making sure we're OK.

When they play a collective team game, it's better than the coach telling them about it. We've always talked about it. Tonight, we had more guys on than off.

Coach doesn't want us to be happy with where we are. He doesn't want us to be happy just making the tournament without winning a game.

Coach recruits guys who don't mind being pushed, being yelled at, who don't mind playing defense.