Zach: We have had some good wins. We are coming together. Guys are learning. I think we have our units, our rotations are down, and guys are out there supporting each other and playing hard.
Zach: We had to bounce back and play good. We came out and played hard and wanted to get one and that's what we did.
Zach: I just wanted to be the one taking the shots. They were tough shots. I got some lift on them and hit them. It was just a good win for us. The rookie (Jack) was big tonight. He has a big part of this win.
Zach: I wanted to come out and be aggressive. I had had two bad games in a row and I didn't want to make it three. I know the game was important for him (McMillan).
Zach: The power went out at my house and I couldn't open my (electric) gate. I had to open it manually, and I broke (the gate) trying to do it. Coach understood.
Two of Zach Randolph's favorite movies are Scarface and Menace to Society.
Zach Randolph loves pets, as he has two dogs.
Zach Randolph says his mother is the most positive influence in his life.
Zach Randolph idolized Michael Jordan while he grew up.
Zach Randolph ranked #14 in the NBA in Field-Goal Attempts Per 48 Minutes, 23.18 in the 2005-2006 season.
Zach Randolph ranked #14 in the NBA in Offensive Rebounds Per Game, 2.6 in the 2005-2006 season.
Zach Randolph ranked third in the Big Ten Conference in field goal percentage at 58.7%, ninth in rebounding, and tied for 15th in blocked shots in 2001.
Zach Randolph scored a career high 37 points against the Detroit Pistons on December 20, 2005.
Zach Randolph ranked #6 in the NBA in Defensive Rebounds, 609 in the 2003-04 season.
Zach Randolph went to college at Michigan State.
Zach Randolph's primary position is Forward.
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