Seattle U head coach Jim Hayford sat down with Kyle prior to the UVU game to talk about the second half and what he expects of his Redhawks. Seattle is 4-4 in WAC play and three of the four losses have been one-possession games with about two minutes to go. The Redhawks lost in triple overtime at Kansas City to open WAC play. And against Grand Canyon and New Mexico State, the Redhawks had chances to pick up wins.With experience on his side, Hayford will lean on WAC Player of the Year candidate Terrell Brown to put the Redhawks over the top and separate themselves from the cluster in the middle of the WAC. Brown is a triple-double waiting to happen night in and night out. Now, if Morgan Means, Myles Carter, Delante Jones and others can be consistent from the field, watch out.The Redhawks beat Utah Valley by 33 back on Feb. 8 so Hayford expects the Wolverines to play much better in the first game of the second half of WAC play for both teams.