John Brady Win Quotations

I didn't really make a comment or think the game was over until the nine-second mark. That's when I realized we were going to win the game.

I anticipate us doing well in the tournament. I like our team. We were able to win three games and a half without Tyrus.

I thought, defensively, we were good enough to win the game. We had a lot of opportunities offensively and just missed some baskets we normally have made.

I think we kind of quit playing to win and (started) playing not to lose. We had it going. We just didn't finish it off. It's a game we let go.

I said if our perimeter could hold up, we would have a chance to win the game.

I was proud of our team for finding a way to win a game, on the road, and handle adversity.

We have a lot of confidence. I'm not saying we're going to win every game. I'm not saying that at all. I'm saying the message we sent tonight was that we looked like a real team.

We answered Ole Miss' best shot. If they continue to play like that, they're going to win a lot of games.

When you have seasons like we're having, you have to win a couple of games like that. You don't win them all by the book, and this one wasn't certainly by the book that we would've liked. It certainly goes down in the record book as a win. That's the important thing.

We all thought we were going to win the game. It didn't matter what happened to that point. All we needed was five minutes.

Defensively that was a key for us, because you saw the game (Aldridge) had the night before last. And we knew if he did that against us, we had no chance to win the game. So you've got to compliment Glen specifically and Tyrus Thomas as an assist in the way we defended him today.

They're a guard-oriented, perimeter-oriented team. Any time you have good guard play in college basketball, you have a chance to win some games. That's our major concern right now.

I have watched him work every day on his game in some shape or form. He doesn't just do it two or three days a week, and his ultimate goal isn't to help us win a bunch of games here at LSU. It's to play at the next level. All those things combined are going to make him a great player.

I have watched him work every day on his game in some shape or form, ... He doesn't just do it two or three days a week, and his ultimate goal isn't to help us win a bunch of games here at LSU. It's to play at the next level. All those things combined are going to make him a great player.

The first game for us is the most important game, and for me to look ahead, I don't think it would be prudent. We need to win the first game.

And Glen challenged the team at halftime. You know what it was like being in Baton Rouge last year after we didn't win that first round game. I didn't want to experience that any more.