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Ed DeChellis Quotes
«No one thought we could win except the 12 guys we have and three coaches. There was more pressure on their side.»
Author: Ed DeChellis
«I decided to just listen to the fans and let them tell me. Then I heard them boo. This is a great win for our program. Nobody expected us to come in here and win, so we had nothing to lose. We were loose. The pressure was on them, and the rim got smaller [for Illinois] as the game wore on.»
Author: Ed DeChellis
«Our guys did a great job. I'm not taking any credit.»
Author: Ed DeChellis
«There was no pressure on us; we're just coming down and playing. No one thought we could win, other than the 12 guys we've got and three or four coaches. There were 16 thousand people who thought Illinois would win.»
Author: Ed DeChellis
«We were very resilient. We just kept hanging in there and hanging in there.»
Author: Ed DeChellis
«We needed a game, we needed a confidence builder, and this is obviously one that was very important for us.»
Author: Ed DeChellis
«I didn't know when the shot went in if it was good or not, and I didn't even wanna look either -- I just kinda waited for the crowd reaction.»
Author: Ed DeChellis
«Travis finally broke out of it. He hasn't been playing particularly well, and Claxton was a warrior all night.»
Author: Ed DeChellis
«We're playing zone. That's all we're playing.»
Author: Ed DeChellis
«I never really felt bad for some reason. I kept thinking we were only a couple of baskets away from making this thing interesting.»
Author: Ed DeChellis