Ramel "Smooth" Bradley (born February 5, 1985) is a retired American professional basketball player who last played for Ankara DSİ of the Turkish Basketball First League. He played college basketball at the University of Kentucky.[2] (wikipedia)
We're trying to play more together. We're in this together. Not just one person is going to pull us out of this. We're only as strong as our weakest link.
I guess it's supposed to (make us) play harder in practice, I guess. I really feel like there's not too much you can change right now with it being the middle of the season.
If we can get down there and contain him, we can definitely get a win.
I'm glad he knocked it down. If he didn't, I was there. I was offensive rebounding. I was ready.
I think we're still working out the kinks with that. This year, coach hasn't specifically pointed out those guys (who are the top scoring options) so I mean I think everybody is trying to step up and become those guys.
I think we've all been waiting for Joe to come out and show what he can do. In the past, sometimes me and Joe have questioned what we're supposed to be doing on the court, but you can see him getting more comfortable.
In the past we've been playing good defense, but we didn't buckle down and get the stops when we needed them.
Any team is going to be dangerous when they're playing in their home court and has their home crowd right behind us. We've just got to be focused.
I'm worried about it, and on the other hand I'm not worried about it. We've got six games left to play. We've got to focus on that.
That's the way they play in practice. That was good to see. We're going to need them to play that way for us to win consistently.