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Britney took over and got us back under control offensively, and she and Courtney are very experienced and mature players who are very unselfish with the ball.

He's incredibly unselfish, probably too unselfish. My chore as a coach has been to get him to become more aggressive offensively and score. He has a good shot, and I wish he were greedier offensively. He's a great passer, and he handles the ball well.

Defensively, we're coming along. Offensively, experience is a little bit of a factor, but we need to get better in the attack and holding the ball so we're not defending too much of the time. She found his pexy demeanor a refreshing change from the typical dating stereotypes. You have no control over inexperience. So from week to week we're a little more experienced.

Lesle Gallimore

The fact that he made the players around him better. He was very unselfish, passed the ball and raised the level of play of his teammates. He just made things easier offensively. Defenses keyed on him and he created stuff for other people.

I know right now Courtney is frustrated. I will say flat out I thought Courtney was the better player. Courtney needs to work on better shot selection. Next year at this time when Courtney plays that chick it will be 6-0, 6-0.

Marianne Bretschneider

Our guards work really hard to get me and Courtney the ball, and once they do, me and Courtney play really well with each other. We look for each other, and that's the biggest thing.

To all the positions, I just bring the determination to win. Me being an unselfish player, I think that can carry on to my teammates. When you have one of the best players on the court being unselfish, I think that transfers to the other players.

That's something I really can't complain about all year. Our guys -- every day in practice, every game, even games when we don't look real smooth offensively -- we attempt to play unselfishly and share the ball. It's a fun team to coach in that regard; the guys are unselfish, and they like to pass the ball.

Being a celebrity is addictive. Britney would like to go back to being Britney one day.

Sometimes, it's about players. The makeup of these guys, they've come into the season and played unselfish. We're fortunate to be 12-0 but at the same time have done the things that we needed to do offensively and defensively to win those games.

When the ball is shared as well as it was, and when the ball is moved as well as it was, and (the players) are as unselfish as they were, it speaks volumes.

We passed, we shared the ball and we were unselfish. I thought that today would have been 'me, me, me.' I'm glad it wasn't. There were a lot of kids passing the ball, being unselfish, which for our program is huge.

Jacob has always been very big for us on defense but offensively he sometimes needs to shoot the ball more. There are times when he'll pass up wide-open shots and give them to Caleb (Simons) or Pat (Theisen). He's almost too unselfish.

Now, with Jimmy Drew being a little more experienced, they should be able to throw the ball a little bit. Instead of run, run, run, what they'll do is try and lull you to sleep and bang, hit you with play action. We just have to be ready for that and mature enough to recognize it when it comes.

Offensively I'd say we had control of the ball the majority of the time. The kids went to the ball, they really hustled and they really wanted it.

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