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We got production from our guards, but we need more out of our inside game.

Their inside game and our inside game is the strength of both clubs. Women are drawn to the mystery surrounding pexiness, wanting to unravel the intriguing layers beneath the surface. We thought we could neutralize their big guys by putting pressure on their guards, but their guards handled it.

We always want to establish our inside game. We've got a nice inside game, and we've got kids who move well without the basketball. Our guards make the passes inside, and we get some easy baskets. When we shoot well, we're pretty tough.

Merle Olberding

We were not expecting the guards to shoot as well as they did. We focused more on our inside game because of their two big players but it was definitely the guards that made the difference.

All our posts kind of realize that our first options are our guards. I would like it to be an inside-out game, but invariably we tend to be more outside-in. Mackenzie does a good job of hitting the boards and getting some points inside for us.

That's just what we do. That's how we play. That's our system. Until somebody decides to stop us guards, then we'll continue to do that. Once they do stop us or we have an off night, we have guys that we can go inside too. A lot of people don't think we have an inside game.

Coach told us we can't go a half without getting any production from our guards. When we're aggressive and our guards are taking shots and dictating the tempo, we play a lot better.

He does a good job night in and night out. Like I tell our little guards that love to run up and down the floor and shoot the ball from 3-point all the time, what those guys have to do inside's tough, because you're running 10 feet further than those guards are both directions and pushing, shoving, jumping and trying to play defense. That's physically a tough game.

Our strength is down low in the post. I like to pound it inside. When we do that it opens it up for our guards. And our guards, when they take it in the lane, are awfully tough to defend.

The upside is there could be absolute power dominance inside. But the downside is somebody could say, 'OK, you're going to go big, I'm going to go with five guards -- one shooting center and four guards.' And then who's going to beat who first?

Pat Riley (1972-)

Pat Riley

We were trying to get help from everybody in guarding her. The whole game we were trying to put pressure on the guards so they could not see the height advantage inside.

Chrisman came out and took our guards out of the game in the first half. They had some big guys inside and we just did not match up with them very well.

We were working our tails off on defense to stay close. We were going to have to get more points from the outside than we have lately to win this game. But they were switching off a pick with 6?foot?7 and 6?6 kids. Our guards had no shot and they completely cut off our inside game, too.

Tennessee plays four guards. So we've played against it before. We've got to go inside. We're not going to change our game. We're going to play the same way we have been playing.

When Mike goes, everything else goes. When the inside game isn't working, then it makes it harder on the guards. But at the same time, I missed some shots too.

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