I get a chance to get more in a rhythm. I'm glad to get that feeling back. I hope it doesn't go away. And then we got in people's faces. Then we stayed on top to start the second half.
Defense always translates into good things on offense.
Hultz credited Thomas' performance as well as the rest of the Beavers. It was obvious Minot was happy to be home after already traveling 3,000 miles in four prior road games. Until we pick up the tempo, we cannot play well. And I can't coach basketball until we play hard. Great Falls played plenty hard, but turnovers is what hurt the Argonauts most, noted Great Falls coach Mike Geniesse.