Sprint Tournament Center Quotes from March 26.

CHICAGO -- The following quotes were pulled from the Sprint Tournament Center's coverage of the fourth round games of the men's college basketball tournament in the Washington D.C. and Minneapolis regions:

MATT DOHERTY: "Tonight George Mason looked more like UConn than UConn did."

MATT DOHERTY on the Florida/George Mason Match Up: "Florida will counter Jai Lewis and Will Thomas with Joakim Noah and Al Horford in the post. I look to them to really give Jai Lewis and Will Thomas fits inside. They'll mix it up with the double teams and make life miserable for Jai Lewis and Will Thomas. Edge to Florida."

MATT DOHERTY on George Mason: "The big thing George Mason has in their favor is the backcourt. I like Tony Skinn and Lamar Butler better than Taurean Green and Lee Humphrey. They're better ball handlers than the backcourt of Florida."

MATT DOHERTY on the success of the mid-major conferences: "All the mid-majors now believe that they're one or two players away . . . it puts a lot of pressure on the head coaches because all the ADs now at the mid-majors are going to say 'Why not us?"

PERRY CLARK on the most effective way to defend Florida: "Run the full court press. Put a lot of pressure on Taurean Green and run some guys at him early in the game. Make him make decisions and play the game from top of the key to top of the key, as opposed to baseline to baseline."

JIM HARRICK on Villanova's performance against Florida: "(Villanova) was absolutely drained from the Boston College game. They had no energy, no emotion, no enthusiasm, and more importantly, they had no legs . . . they only shot 24% from the field."

JIM HARRICK on Villanova's strategy: "It seemed like Jay Wright changed his philosophy a little bit in the tournament because he was going with big guys on defense and little guys on offense."

***Editor's Note - Sprint (NYSE:S) will distribute a daily quote sheet from the news desk of the Sprint Tournament Center with host Bonnie Bernstein. To view each sheet, visit http://www.sprint.com/mr/fpkdetail.do?id=1180. To view each segment of the Sprint Tournament Center's coverage visit www.intersportonline.com/tournamentcenter. Attribute quotes to Sprint Tournament Center.

About Sprint Tournament Center

The Sprint Tournament Center is the cornerstone of Sprint's exclusive college hoops content. Renowned sports reporter and host, Bonnie Bernstein -- along with coaches Perry Clark and Jim Harrick - will provide in-depth tournament analysis only to Sprint customers. The Sprint Tournament Center originates from Chicago for the first two weeks of the tournament; during week three, the Sprint Tournament Center moves to Indianapolis. These studio-based video segments provide game predictions, in-game updates, post-game analyses and breakdowns of key games and players each day of tournament play. In addition, Sprint will offer news and analysis from other major college basketball events.

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