All we can do is win. Unfortunately, we have to hope somebody else loses, but that's what it comes down to. We've done everything we can to get to this situation. We've battled our behinds off to get here and that's what has been fun. There have been some amazing individual performances this last stretch here.
Quotes about behinds (9 Quotes)
We've been knocked on our behinds a few times and our guys have seemed to find a way to respond and it was no different tonight. I thought both teams were physical and in the second half, our defense stepped up a little bit.
They just kicked our behinds. They showed us what playoff basketball is all about.
They just kick our behinds. They showed us what playoff basketball is about, and it was good for us.
If I could stomach the awful part of being a veterinarian, which involves sticking your hand up animals' behinds, I would be a vet.
It's going to be a challenge for all of us. When we played them the last time, Elton pretty much kicked our behinds. That can't happen again. We need for everyone to pick it up.
I just remember they whipped our behinds. I knew it was going to happen before the game even started. I think most guys did, too. A lot of guys didn't care. They thought, 'Oh, we're just playing Iowa.' It felt like they didn't deserve to be here anyway.
To know that you're getting your behinds handed to you in your own division, that's problematic when you're trying to compete for a title. On this team, you think in title terms. If you want to win a title, you have to take care of your division as well.
And that's the real incentive, isn't it It's not so much the fact that you get to bask in their God's love that's the selling point, it's that you avoid damnation. Think of it like Coke putting out an ad that says 'Snapple causes muscle spasms, Pepsi is infected with AIDS, and tap-water gives you cancer. So drink Coke. Not only do we taste good, we're the only alternative to pain and suffering.' It's actually a pretty good marketing tool. Humanity, by nature, is an ambivalent animal, given to fits of inertia, and we're more than likely to sit on our noncommittal behinds unless there's a bogeyman to chase us out of our chairs.