My first impression of the game is that our guys came through with a strong defensive effort. We contested their shots.
He had a good game. He gives us a lot of points. We need him on the floor. He keeps us in games. We have to find ways to win.
We've been waiting for a game like this. That form has been missing from our play. We rebounded well, and our big guys played like big guys. We were able to run.
He's been making plays all year for us. He was trying to make another one, but ...
I thanked them. I thanked our seniors for paving the way for our younger guys. They have nothing to hang their heads about. There are a lot of Quaker Valley people out there cheering for them and are proud of them. Most importantly, I'm extremely proud of them.
Jeter wants the ball at the end of the game. Great players want the ball at the end of the game, and they make plays.
I think he's almost right back to his regular form. We knew when he came back it was going to take time to get back to form, but that whole process has been sped up by the playoffs. I think he's a little over 100 percent.
To go anywhere in the playoffs, you've got to win the fourth quarter. Sometimes you're coming from behind, sometimes you're protecting a lead, but the fourth quarter is what it's all about, and our kids played well in the fourth quarter today.
We didn't play real physical on defense. I didn't feel like we played hard.
We'll take that one. It was by far the best game that we had this year, outside of Aliquippa. We dictated the game from the start. They were very patient on offense, didn't turn the ball over a lot - big difference in the game. It felt like a good team win.
We wanted to take care of the ball, be patient in the offensive set. We knew they were going to come at us and trap Amir. Amir did a great job getting the ball to the open guy. We made shots. We were attacking their pressure.
We had to be patient on offense to spread out their zone and find the gaps, but we didn't do that. I don't know what the rebound total was, but they controlled the boards and that was the difference in the game.
We just kind of went back to what we were doing all year. It was hard, I'm not going to lie, but we're not going to change much and the kids have their eyes on a bigger prize right now.
We just turned the ball over way too much. We got guys on this team that can dribble the ball up the floor, but we were thinking too much. We weren't attacking their press. They come at you from all angles.
This felt like one of his best games that I've seen him play. He was patient and smart. He got people involved. When we needed points, when they would make a run, he would get the shots. I'm real happy with him.
It's a huge loss when you lose 30 points per game like that. We have to make some adjustments to our style.
The big guy came through again. I wanted to get him a break, but I just had to have him in there all the time.
They were beating us on the boards in the first half. That's something we've been working on.
I'm disappointed that we didn't work the ball well enough to spread out their zone. We got no inside points because they got every rebound. We usually shoot well against the zone, but we didn't do it. There were no transition points.
I'm real happy with our composure. We stayed in the game. I didn't like that we didn't put the game away, but I give them credit. They didn't lay down and die.
I love him right now. He's the perfect example of when you work hard at practice and you run hard drills, good things happen. It's showing underneath. I'm real happy with the way he's playing.
I'm satisfied. It's a state win. We've got to move on. We've got to survive. We have to know these things can't happen anymore. We have to get better in all areas, because from this point on, it gets tougher and tougher.
(Amir) is a special kid because he's our top scorer and our point guard. We want him to score, but first we want him to get players the ball. We'd rather get somebody to touch the ball first, especially Bradford.
