Mike Wilton
Mike Wilton
Mike Wilton is the former head coach of the Warrior Volleyball team for the University of Hawaii at Manoa...
good practice seeing
He's being a good teammate. The Jose we're seeing (in matches) is the Jose I see in practice all of the time. He's a good player.
bad guys spots standing sure
If they didn't have anything on us, they sure were standing in the right spots a lot. I think some of our guys got off to bad starts.
good invested missing win
This was a big win for us. It's always a good thing to be emotionally invested in a match, which was missing the other night.
hoping improved last saw since sure thinking
We're thinking 'one day at a time,' and hoping to get a little better each day. Have we improved since we last saw them (Jan. 20)? For sure we have.
follow internet kept service
Even if we wanted to follow those things, we couldn't. The Internet service is down in our hotel. We're like mushrooms. We're being kept in the dark.
coming helped huge lift played
Bender coming in was a huge lift for the team. He played well and helped us get going.
both challenge hit saw teams top
Both teams were tired. I saw a lot of spikes hit the top of the net. Of course, it was the same for both teams. It was a challenge for both teams.
best compete figured neat played
I wouldn't say that we played our best volleyball. What's neat is we figured out a way to compete and get it in.
seven trip
One trip probably would kill seven years of recruiting.
bunch call chances clear felt game pull
Things were going well clear into Game 3 and then we squandered a bunch of points. I didn't call a timeout because I felt we'd pull out of it. We had our chances in Game 3 and then we collapsed.
kinds team
The team did well at times, and didn't play well at times. It was one of those kinds of matches.
barely believe eyes honest saw
To be honest with you, I can barely believe what I saw with my eyes.
control
That's just poor. But whatever. You can't control that.
facial hard shows teammate
There are some things that are really hard to see (on video), like facial expressions. That's important. That shows how he reacts. That shows what kind of teammate he is.