We have to match their intensity and competitiveness. We also have to minimize our mistakes and contain Brandon Rouse.

I know I'm going to make mistakes, but you try to minimize them. Don't make the same ones twice.

(The Bears) should have been matching our intensity. But we had to match theirs.

If I was a psychologist, I could tell you. We didn't match their intensity ... I just can't understand that.

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.

When we don't match another team's intensity — that doesn't happen very often — then all of a sudden we do 'J.J.-watching,' where we're watching J.J. play. We might as well get tickets and sit behind the bench. No one is doing anything out there.