Individually, nobody really had a great game; we worked together. We sacrificed everything for each other, and that's what teams do.

We need to stop the fast break. They're not gun-shy at all. We need to get up on them.

It was a very even game. These two teams have grown up together, and I think they really bring out the best in each other.

The teams could try to individually justify their decisions, but if you look at it collectively, you can't help but reach the conclusion there's a double standard. Because for every person that was hired, there was a minority candidate as strong, if not stronger, that was overlooked. Things would normally even out over time a little bit, but the fact that it was 0 for 8 raises some concern.

The proximity for both teams worked out well.

Those who knew Sandy well knew just how hard she worked and how much she personally sacrificed so others would have social justice and economic opportunity. She was a giant and will be hugely missed.