We're going up against a guy who's playing a superhuman brand of basketball. He's looked invincible.

It's one of the most phenomenal things I've ever seen, and I coached basketball 26 years at Otterbein (College). During the summer, he'd go through four hours of two-a-days then go out and play 18 holes. One day he shot 73. I don't know when he sneaks in the extra time to play.

I'm just hoping that when he wakes up he isn't feeling too bad because he's the cornerstone of our team.

The guy's at the top of his game. It's a rare opportunity to see a guy perform at this level.

We hung in, competed, and had chances. We created a lot of good looks for ourselves, but weren't able to make some of the easiest shots we had on the whole trip.

We had one of the best practices we've had in the 21/2 years I've been here. Guys really seemed committed to getting better. Little things like that are good signs. You hope it translates to the games, but you never know.