But after a game or two and some practices where you have an opportunity to shuffle your lineup around, I think you get a different sense on how you'll be effective in games. The initial game is really tough when you lose kids, but I think as you go along you have an opportunity to adjust and your team has an opportunity to adjust. I think you have to really be in tune on what their tendencies are. You can't go into any game knowing exactly what the other team is going to do. Even if you watch them on tape and you try to simulate those things in practice, it's not going to be exactly the way that you practiced.
Teams have second, third, fourth options, things of that nature.
You may notice an initial set, but you're not going to know exactly what a kid's doing every single time. And we got play out of some guys who had been struggling, so those are things that I definitely feel good about. Obviously, he's a wing player. His ability to slash and break people down off the dribble a little bit is something that we really need, and he has able to do that and shoot some threes. This time of year, I think you need more guys to step up.