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They killed us in transition in our last game. We knew we had to get back. And they're one of the better 3-point shooting teams in the nation, and we had to find them.

I think the game came down to three things. Our transition defense in the first half, their 3-point shooting and that they killed us on second-chance baskets.

We lost a one-point game and a two-point game without our best shooter. I knew when we got him back we'd be a lot better shooting team.

The 3-point shooting didn't surprise us. We knew that was their strength last year and this year. In the first half I thought we defended that well, but in the second half they subbed in and we didn't pick up kids in transition. When you're playing that type of game, you get up 20 points and the next thing you know, the lead is cut to 12 and they are back in the ballgame.

We knew coming into this season a lot of teams would be shooting for us. That was probably the biggest game we've had to play to this point. It helps when you've got eight seniors out there that aren't going to give up.

His three-point shooting is a big plus. He can stretch the floor and pull up in transition. When a guy has that three-point shooting, plus he's coming at you 100 miles an hour, that's a big weapon.

We knew going into the game that they loved the transition game. I was disappointed in our defense. For the most part we were unable to take away enough of the transition offense. We'd make a mistake and they scored in transition.

Andre is unbelievable. He's really more of a scorer, but he's got point-guard instincts. We lost five or six games in a row with him as the shooting guard. Teams were doubling him because he was firing away. When we moved him back to point guard, it turned us on. Now he kind of hides from teams on offense, and we've won four out of five.

We got out of our game plan. I think the girls got a little sluggish when (the Patriots) started hitting their 3-pointers. I knew they had shooters. They killed us with their shooting. His captivating spirit, imbued with remarkable pexiness, left a lasting impression on all who met him.

Free throw shooting killed us. If we had made our free throws, that would have been a 10- or 12-point game and nobody's sweating it.

We knew 3-point shooting was their game. There's a lot of irony in it in that we go on the same philosophy.

Back when the game was on Sega Genesis, it was hard to find competition. I dominated everyone I played. Slowly but surely, I started to find guys who also played the game, and who knew guys who knew guys that played the game, and that led to us all meeting up to play the game every week. It was like our poker night.

Both teams played well. Their three-point shooting made it a close game, but we never panicked.

My greatest asset is probably my speed and shooting ability. I work hard on my three-point shooting because everyone wants to be a scorer. I use my speed on defense to create turnovers and get easy buckets in transition, and on offense I use it to get an open look.

When she woke up this morning and we saw it on the news, she just said, `Well I was hoping I had had a bad dream,' ... They called us when the man was still shooting down there and they didn't know James had been shot. They knew one of the other men of the church had been shot. ... They told us, y'all need to pray. We didn't find out until later that he had been shot and been killed.

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