It wasn't hard to get them pumped up.

He showed up. If we can get production out of our post players every night like that instead of every now and again, we can be tough.

(West Iredell) did a good job frustrating us. Every time we'd do a little bit, they'd knock us out of our rhythm. We were too frustrated to play tonight.

That's all I wanted them to do was chip away. I was real pleased with our effort in the second half, but I'm very disappointed in the way we played the first half.

I didn't have to tell nobody to be quiet. Everybody was sitting in his own seat. There wasn't a word. There wasn't a headphone set on. I had to look to see if they were nervous or if they were ready to play. I looked at their faces, and they looked like they were ready to play.

You had many jazz musicians who lived in the United States, who had a hard time being accepted over here and had to play in sort of these inferior type dives.