We preach balanced scoring that's the way we hopefully can beat teams. If you take away option one, we have option two, three and four.
I'm really proud of how our kids battled back. We showed we're competitors. We showed that we belong on the stage and we're going go be here to stay.
One of our dreams was shattered today, there's no doubt about it. We had a goal of being the county champs. First we wanted to win our division, and we did that. We didn't get our second goal, but our third goal is to advance in the state tournament.
We couldn't have gone a full 32 minutes playing man against them. We knew that they were big and physical inside.
McNally was just a horse. We knew they were going to go to the horse and we just couldn't contain him. He's a great player.
Jeff is such a super player. We just have to keep him focused. He had the best 32 minutes of his career, and he's just starting to get rolling.
Their defense got us out of the rhythm I guess, and all the credit to them.
The extra pass is what's putting us into scoring situations. That's something I grew up learning under Vaughn Stapleton. The kids have to buy into it. They have to realize that our goal is not to have great individual stats -- it's winning.
Bridgewater-Raritan is the standard in the area and in the state. We have a chance to dethrone the champion. To be the champion, you have to beat the champion.
It's going to be fun. It's a stage that our kids have been savoring the whole year -- a chance to knock off the champion on a neutral court.
