I looked up at the clock at the other end and saw there were four seconds left. So I knew I had time for a couple of dribbles.

James (Shuler) had the ball with about 10 seconds on the clock and I knew I wasn't going to be able to get us into it in time. Coach Marshall had been saying someone was going to make a dagger.

We usually put three or four seconds on the clock, so we were a little short of that.

I took a glance at the clock, and I only saw a couple of seconds and I still had three balls there. So all I did was try to hoist them up there as quick as I could. I don't really know if I got the last one up in time or not. All I did was just try to get rid of it as quick as I could. Whatever I did got me to the second round.

It was really unexplainable. When I saw it go in, I saw we had a couple of seconds left, so I couldn't get as emotional as I wanted to.

It's just too hard to explain. You have nine seconds left on the clock, we know he's (Ryan Johnson) wanting to pass it and then he comes scrambling my way. I knew I had to get him and to come up with the play and hear the horn go off was just unbelievable.