Tony Catanzaro Quotations

He's a very good at keeping the play (going). That's typical of the more defensive style he plays.

He wasn't pleased, but it was something we had to do, and I think we continued to play hard without him in there. He's got a fire deep inside, and I knew he would respond.

I think we have to show up ready to play. We need to play a whole game, not just one half like we did against Norwell. I don't know if it's fatigue or what, but we can't seem to play two good halves in a row.

We sent our two-guard deep and got some easy baskets. Our man-to-man press killed them early and we were able to get a quick lead.

We actually had more points then they did in the second half, but we were terrible in the first.

We turned the ball over and we started shooting 3-pointers. We showed a lot of character in fighting back and getting the lead down to four. Every possession is big when you play a good ball club like that and we needed to take better care of the ball and go to the basket down the stretch.

Zach is a smart player that really has improved his game over the past year. He's fast and uses the court well.

It's unfortunate, but they're still young, so hopefully they'll be able to bounce back.

It worked a little. We were able to slow down the tempo a little and deflect a few balls, but it wasn't as good as I would have liked. We need to be more aggressive. But most good teams are able to break presses. We really need to be able to dig in defensively as a team.

I'm real proud of my guys. We hung in there after we took 31 points out of the lineup, but we didn't know where to go for those points.

I think our chances of making the tournament are pretty good, considering two of three teams we play we've already beaten this season.

He's just a tremendous player and is such a naturally gifted athlete.

He's very quick and a real student of the game. He has a great variety of shots and matches up well against a lot of different styles.

These guys are playing with no heart and no real intensity. They're playing like they don't want to make mistakes and you can't play like that. It seems like they can just turn their intensity on and off whenever they feel like it.