Our performance, from beginning to end, just wasn't good," Drew said. "After the ASU game (a Thursday loss), obviously it was a big letdown. I think some of that letdown came over into the game. But we have mature players. They should be able to bounce back. We've just got to get better. We're not the team we want to be. We're not even close, but it's a long way off to March, and this team has a lot of room to improve.
When you play with an edge, you're dangerous," Drew said. "They (the Aggies) played with an edge. This team played with an edge for 30 games last year. Unfortunately, the edge was not there for 40 minutes tonight. It was there for eight.
Our defense has been really disappointing," Drew said. "We couldn't execute our system. We couldn't execute what we practiced. Stuff is going to change. We're not going to keep living and watching this out there. Guys have to start executing our system, and it's got to mean more to them.
We have too good of players," Drew said. "We invest too much in this program. We work too hard to come into one of our games in front of our fans and go 4 for 25. Not acceptable
WHAT HEAD COACH JIM LES HAD TO SAY
"If we can play like that and win here on the road, we can win anywhere … I thought the team was so connected, even in times of adversity, and we stayed composed. When we absolutely needed to have a play, on either end of the floor, we came up with it.
"Niko was a monster; he affected so many plays at the rim. Pablo with the big block at the end. Connor with the minutes off the bench. I thought Nils was awesome defensively; he allowed us to switch a lot of things and sit down and guard.
"Just so proud of these guys. Totally a team win … That is Aggie Basketball at its best."
Great win tonight. GCU played poorly but this is certainly a glimpse of how good the Ags can be this year — Oldbanduhalum