We are just trying not to become complacent and just staying hungry. We're working hard to stay No. 1.

The players wanted it bad this year. Every year we set goals and that was one of them. Finishing No. 1 is really special because it can never be taken away from us.

Once you earn the No. 1 ranking, the toughest part is holding on to it.

They're staying in San Diego, and there is a demand, and suppliers are trying to meet that demand.

They love to push the ball in transition, and that's one of the biggest things that we're trying to stop. They don't run a lot of set offenses. They do whatever they want, so we have to be ready.

I was taking what was there and trying to read the defense in the first half. The shots were there, and they were leaving me open in the first half.