Trey McKenney reacts to win vs. Alabama

I've seen you in them. Oh yeah, I mean, just a couple days ago I saw it for the first time live. So it was pretty cool.

I mean, the game was really free-flowing. You know, we were— I mean, the game was really up and down in the first half. I think the second half we did a really good job just, you know,

showing our physicality and making it more physical on defense and making them shoot tougher shots. And, you know, that really threw them for a loop. So I think that's really why, you know, we broke away with the game in the second half. Was that the emphasis at halftime?

I had no idea, but, you know, to be able to do this with such a great team like this, it's really amazing. I'm just really blessed to be a part of a team like this where everybody can shine any game, any moment. So, yeah. Trey, I know Bama was one of your schools.

Yeah, I mean, I've definitely been watching a lot of film with Coach Dusty May and trying to figure out different ways to be able to manipulate and try to get myself to the rim more because I'm really physical and I think I can get to the rim more and create more pressure at the rim. I think that's something that me and Dusty have been watching film on and trying to Trying to get better at it, you know.

but when you're on a winning team, you're willing to sacrifice stuff. I'm able to adapt, and I feel like I've adapted pretty well with this team. You know, there's a lot of players on this team, even L.J., you know. This team was 1-15, and everybody was good. I think just my ability to be able to adapt and, you know, play a different role is, you know, very key for me. I'm sorry, one more question.