You look at everyone in the accident and realize that everyone's life could have ended then and there.

Luckily, there was someone else there with me who made it possible for them to stay and for me to go and get help and clear my mind, so when I came back to the accident, I was more level-headed in order to handle the situation.

Having my seat belt on made all the difference in the world compared to the other people in the car.

He's (Gray) such a tough kid, and he did a nice job on Harrison tonight. He still got his buckets, but he worked for every one of them, and I'm accepting two threes that he hit because it was my fault, because I thought it would be a really good thing to play zone, and he showed me it probably wasn't a good thing.

It's an unforgiving league, and we knew that coming in and unfortunately I don't think we stepped out ready to play tonight, and they did. Some of that was because our defense was atrocious in the first half, and we didn't find shooters and didn't recognize what defense we were in, and that's my fault for not having us ready to play.

That's what you can count on with me. I'm a guy who knows his role, knows his job, is going to get the job done and makes the least mistakes possible.