Julian Sensley Quotes (22 Quotes)

The follow-through felt good. I just squared up and was able to knock the shot down.

There's the altitude and the travel and they have a lot of good fans who show up for the game. I don't know what else it is. It's kind of like us, how we're really good in our home gym. You just feel more confident when you're at home.

Everybody got touches, everybody was able to get good looks at the basket.

I was getting a good feel on the ball. My teammates did a good job of getting me open and getting me the ball in the right places and I was just able to finish.

We usually don't let teams run up and down the court like that.

Everybody's confidence is just up there right now. Everybody's coming to practice motivated. Coach has been real positive with us, everybody's just in a positive zone right now.

Just couldn't hit a shot. Just one of them days, unfortunately it had to be today.

He's the sixth man of the year because when he comes in he gives 110 percent. When the other guys get in foul trouble or need a break, he does the job for us blocking shots, getting rebounds, tip-ins, doing all the right things.

I know we sound like a broken record saying this every time we go on the road, but I think we're going to run the table this time. I think everybody's motivated, and everybody's excited to go on the road and try and get some wins.

We'll settle for the NIT, if that's what it comes down to. But we're looking at the NCAA, and the best way to get there is to win the rest of our games.

I think the most important thing I've done is come in with a positive attitude every day. I used to let things bother me off the court. And when coach (Riley Wallace) got on me in the past, I took it personal. I know he's just trying to help me now, so I make sure I listen to what he's saying.

We went into that zone because they were beating us off the dribble, and they got our big guys in foul trouble. We went to that zone and they struggled with it a little bit.

It feels good to be in that company, but it's not something I'm really concerned about. I think it'll mean a lot more at the end of the year when I can sit down and look at what I accomplished. Right now, I'm just trying to help this team win games.

I think we gave up as far as a our defensive game. I think our shots weren't falling and we were dropping our heads and not getting back on defense. We were settling for jumpers and everyone was going for offensive boards.

It's just about bringing it back to fundamentals. I feel like I see things pretty well on the court, but this is helping me to polish everything.

Our confidence is a little shocked right now. We just played a really bad game, and we had to travel to come here. But that gives us a chance to prove what we're made of. It's 'Big Monday' so it's a big deal to us.

In my first three years here, that's the first time we've actually played zone for longer than a possession. I don't think they were really prepared for that.

A dunk is only two points, but it's like it's worth more because of what it does to the other team. I know I'd rather get a dunk than hit a 3-pointer just because I think it gives myself and the team a little more confidence.

Playing for Coach Wallace wasn't the easiest thing at first. I used to take his yelling personally and it would get me down. Now, I realize he's only trying to make me a better player. I think one of the keys this year is that me and Coach Wallace have a better relationship.

I did a horrible job defensively. We were making a run at them and I let Kemp make that run on me. I feel like I have to take the blame.

It's kind of cool just hanging out, actually. I think it makes a difference to get into a city early like we did this time. We've had a couple days to get adjusted and we're having a good time.

I just wanted to play Division I basketball again, and I figured why not do it at home.