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CU vs Western Carolina: Brad Brownell post-game press conference

CU vs Western Carolina: Brad Brownell post-game press conference


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Brian Brownell post-game press conference (MP3 Format)

Devin Booker(MP3 Format)

Tanner Smith (MP3 Format)

Milton Jennings (MP3 Format)

Clemson Head Coach Brad Brownell Quotes

Overall Thoughts:

“Overall, I was pleased with our guys’ effort tonight. We got off to a

great start. I thought our starters played well. We would have liked to

see Demontez (Stitt) get a few more minutes but we were ready to play and

I thought Western Carolina was ready to play. They have kids that were in

this building before and were excited to be here and our guys did a good

job of keeping them from getting into their sets offensively. We did a

good job of finding a way to get the ball inside to take advantage of our

side.”



On handling Western Carolina’s ability:

“There are ebbs and flows of basketball. I thought us getting off to a

good start really helped. There was a little spot in the middle where they

made a run but I was pleased with our guys’ ability to get stops.”



On being ready to play:

“I think the biggest thing that I was impressed with was that we were

ready to play. Our guys came in energized and excited and really got after

it.”



On offensive production:

“It was okay. We struggled getting into the flow but we scored a lot of

points and didn’t turn the ball over much.”



Western Carolina Head Coach Larry Hunter



Overall thoughts on the game:

“I was impressed with the energy level of Clemson, especially in the first

half. They played very well together. I thought they worked well

inside-out and you could tell they really worked on reversing the

basketball. They really hurt us and got the early lead with some offensive

rebounding. They’re just a very fundamentally sound basketball team. They

played well that first half with a lot of energy and it was very

impressive. They shot very well. When you get good shots, you shoot a good

percentage and they got good shots.”



On Clemson forward Devin Booker:

“I liked him last year as a player. I watched him on TV a couple of times

and watched him develop as a player. He’s a little different than his

brother, but he’s talented. He’s very good offensively and just a very

good player.”



On what can be taken from this game:

“We’re just a very young team. We’re evolving and getting better. This was

a tall order for us to start with. We graduated five seniors and we’re

just re-tooling.. I’m not really pleased, but I’m not too discouraged.”

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