The second half has always been our half. We didn't know what to expect (from University) so we paced ourselves on offense to stay in the game and feel them out.

I was working for the Socialist International, after I left university in 1959, as a researcher.

Last year, I think we were too confident. We were 23-1 entering the tournament and we just thought we were unbeatable. We know every team is equal, and we have to come out and play each team as if they are the toughest in the state.

Through the maturity of the 12 guys on our team we know that no matter what circumstances are, we will keep fighting and overcome. We have to come out every game and play each team is if they are the best in the state.

I let him drill and work out, but I said nope. He doesn't have full strength yet and is not healed up as much as I wanted.

It is hard to understand the vast quantity of poverty they have there. It's going to be an eye opener.