I think we just get so mad when we feel that we have let a game slip through our fingers. We like to think of ourselves as a mentally tough team. Winning at Albany doesn't erase the feeling in our guts after the New Hampshire loss. Now we need to win again.

We let it slip away at the end of the game because we didn't match their intensity. They like to push the ball, so it's going to be important for us to push the ball right back at them. ... We're going to work the ball in the post a lot, too, see how they match up with our big men.

We were in the situation where we had this game won. And we let it slip away.

When they get it going on all cylinders, the game can slip away, and in a hurry. We already know that they're a tough team rebounding and they get out in transition. Once they knock down shots, they're real tough.

Hopefully, we learn how to turn things around when something goes wrong. We need to make the adjustments. As a coach, I need to be able to figure that out and we need to be ready.

We had it in our grasp and we let it slip away.