Rashad Shaheed Anderson (born November 9, 1983) is an American former professional basketball player. He played college basketball at the University of Connecticut. (wikipedia)
It's not easy (to move on). You lose a game and it sticks in you until we play Saturday. We feel like we gave one away.
I just decided not to let him get the ball anymore.
I just knew that if the ball got to me, I was going to knock it down and we wasn't going to lose this game, no matter what. I knew it was down.
I just felt good. The last couple of weeks I've been in the gym a lot, before practice, after practice. It's been paying off.
I think it's better to be on a team with such great players. On other teams you have one or two great scorers and if one of them gets hurt or in foul trouble, that's a lot of points you're not getting.
The most complete game I've seen him play this year.
If Hilton keeps playing the way he is, we're going to be tough to beat in the tournament. He gives us so much balance.
Everybody's getting better, no matter what school you go to. People want to be good. People who probably got overlooked by other schools, you know, they take it as a challenge and they work their butt off.
I said, 'Give me the ball and I'll knock it down for you,' and I was able to do it.
Sometimes, when you're shooting the ball like that, it doesn't matter what you do. When a guy's feeling it, he's feeling it.
