Chris did a nice job of pressuring the ball. We need him to get more involved offensively.

Chris (Rodgers) is the best on-ball defender we have ever had. He has great feet and quick hands and he loves the challenge defensively.

You know when he comes back that he's going to be a little reluctant to be aggressive offensively. We talked with him from the standpoint that now, we need to have him be aggressive. Right now, with the way we're shooting the ball from outside, it has to be he and Marcus.

The locker rooms are very, very nice.

Chris Rodgers had a great game at both ends of the court, because he let shots come to him instead of looking for shots. He was 3 for 3 from three-point range and all of them came as a result of penetration. We are hoping this will be his defining moment, and that he can help us on both ends of the court.

We caused almost 20 turnovers per game, we averaged 9.9 steals per game, and (Wisconsin) doesn't turn the ball over that much. So the biggest thing from our end is whether we can get enough defensive pressure on the ball to cause them to make some mistakes.