"It was just incredible," Radebaugh said after cutting down the nets with his team. "It was beyond what you can describe with words. We were blessed today. God blessed this team. There is just no other way to think about it. Just look at all the miraculous plays that happened out there. To think that this team could do what we've done, you've just got to give God the glory for it. We've been totally injury free. We've got a point guard who was told he'd never play again that now should be player of the year in our conference."
"I'm never amazed by anything our five seniors do," Radebaugh said of a group that has accounted for 80 percent of the Bucs' scoring output this year. "The threes by Saah, the follow dunk by Ced, the tip by Paul, the amazing shot by Arlon, the consistency of Will, and then the toughness of the little guy. He's amazing and this group is amazing."
"This is one of the most exciting things in my life," said Nimley after logging all 55 minutes and recording his 7th 30-point effort in CSU's last 14 games. "I'm just so happy with the way we battled back and refused to quit. We really wanted this one. That's two in three years now. That is the toughest thing to do in college basketball, to win the regular season, and we were fortunate to do that now twice. It's a great feeling and hopefully we can continue the run next week."
