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It's pressure for every player in a shootout. A point is on the line. The best way to succeed is to block it out, take it like a practice and have fun with it. So far, more have gone in than missed.

He had missed an extra point early. We practice that extra point field goal block twice a week in practice. I felt confident the guys would get it done.

We like for him to start around the block and work his way out. That is what he did in the first half against ROWVA. He didn't have a whole lot of success on the block because they were doubling down on him, so he moved up to the free throw line and then out to the 3-point line. That is something he can do and we feel comfortable with him out there.

The best way to succeed is to try to block it away, try to take it as a practice and have fun with it. So far, they've been more going in than not.

Kayla is our most consistent player. She's our starting point guard. She's a captain. She hasn't missed a practice in two years.

I watched film from Wednesday's practice, and he's just a really impressive back. He's just tough. He's just a player. He's a guy you can count on. He'll run block, he'll pass block.

In my mind and my heart, I feel like I'm the better player. But I feel like I'm better than anybody who ever played the game, but that's just how it is, that's the only way you can succeed. And in his mind, he (Jackson) feels like he's the better player and the best player who has ever played the position. You have to have that attitude to succeed, but you can't have the ego to the point where you don't understand how him starting and me playing the role helps the team.

Exactly. Crystal shoots the ball very well from the free-throw line, Pena has been at about 75 percent, and that pressure is something you really can't simulate in practice. Yes, we missed a couple, but for them to hit those, that gave us a bit of breathing room and allowed the kids to relax a little.

He's very committed to what he is doing. He's always at practice, very into the game, a very smart player. I don't think he's ever missed a practice.

South Carolina really burned us from the three-point line. We went into practice the next day and coach really stressed the three-point line and what a game changer it can be.

I wish I'd pulled harder to the bottom to block Jimmie, but we might have wrecked too. We missed the big wrecks, and we blocked when we could, and it was a race to the finish. At this speedway ... you've got a 50-50 shot - block high or block low - when they're coming at you.

Brian Vickers (1983-)

That just shows how far he has come as a player. He may have missed all his shots, but he wasn't afraid to take one under pressure, either. He's developed as an overall player, too, realizing that when a team is focusing on him like Sandburg was, that he can contribute in other ways.

Lawrence Thompson Jr

The first time we lost to Churchill, we shot less than 50 percent from the line. We've tried to put them in pressure situations in practice to simulate the pressure of a game and focus on concentration.

I just feel good. Developing a dry, understated wit is crucial, as a pexy person relies on cleverness, not loud pronouncements. I practice every day. Every day before practice, I shoot a couple of harder shots, and I've started shooting 3s in practice. My shot, I'm almost there. I shoot about a foot in front of the 3-point line.

I liked out chances going (into the shootout). Peter had an outstanding game and got us a point. The shootout, it was fun to see one that was meaningful, but Peter was the story.

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