It was a quick turn around for us the first time we played them; we only had a day to prepare and we usually take it one game at a time. But, all three players are probably going to be first round draft choices and I don't think we played them as smart as we could have.
I feel like we really needed a game like this. Maybe we don't dominate the stat sheet, but we play great defense and find a way to win.
We're getting back to our old selves. We approached Washington like it was a championship game and we didn't hold anything back.
Oregon has a lot more depth. It's been our trend to save our best game for last on the road.
Doing a softball game or a walk would not do him justice. He was a maniac in training and it takes an amazing amount of courage to run 4.2 miles.
That weekend, with both those games (Oregon State and UCLA), we played one good half out of four. Actually, in practice, we had executed our set plays, I thought, pretty well. But when we got into those games, we really didn't execute well in either game with our set plays.
We just need to take it one game at a time. Obviously, the most formidable opponent is Stanford. We just need to come out and play hard and try to salvage this road trip.