He's a legitimate (NCAA) Division I point guard. Even from what I saw in the junior colleges, there's no better point guard out there that we could have got.

I wasn't a point guard. I was a killer.

It's a very legitimate point.

I knew once I pushed it up the court and saw [Friars' point guard Donnie] McGrath only looking at me that Ellis would be looking for a lob. He's the ultimate dunker -- he always gives you the heads-up -- so I just put it up by the rim and knew he would go get it.

You've got to get used to it. He said you need a great point guard to be a great team. I just take that into consideration that he wants me to be great. They don't call me Nate the Great for nothing. I've got to live up to the name and live up to the expectations that he wants. He's hard on me and I love it.

All the calls that went against them were just such huge calls. So did they have a legitimate gripe? I would if I was a Seahawk.