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“I just felt like it was extremely lopsided in terms of who showed up and played the type of tennis we needed to play and had the type of emotions we needed to have, and those that clearly didn’t,” head coach Paige Yaroshuk-Tews said.

“Obviously, I’m happy with the outcome,” Yaroshuk-Tews said in a Miami Athletics release. “I think we played pretty good doubles at two, which we really didn’t do the last time we played this team. So, overall just happy to be advancing.”

“We set out to get a lot of competitive situations,” head coach Mario Cristobal said. “I thought we did that. We played physical in spurts, were successful in spurts on both sides of the ball and showed some inconsistencies. But, overall progress. We really feel like we have progressed and we’ve got to continue progressing from here.”

“This season is really special, and only being here a year, being able to call these guys my brothers and somebody I’ll be able to talk to the rest of my life, it’s something really special,” the Kansas State transfer said.

Bensley Joseph and Wooga Poplar just love to dance. So when head coach Jim Larrañaga busted out the moves in the locker room after the Hurricanes advanced to the Elite Eight, the two guards had to join him.

“So what has happened through my 12 years is everything has grown in the right direction,” Larrañaga said. “We’ve got greater support for the program … More people are aware of us. We’re in the great ACC. It’s a great conference. And so the students really got behind us very early. And that’s just grown and grown.”

17 years ago to the day, head coach Jim Larrañaga led George Mason to its first ever Final Four. Now, he has done it again — this time with the Miami Hurricanes, a team dropped by the university from 1971-85 due to a lack of support.

After advancing to a second straight Elite Eight for the first time in program history, Jim Larrañaga just had to dance.