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It was big for me. It was to get in the books. I was making a lot of good passes. Hernandez came back and hit another 3-pointer), but by then we had the momentum.

Hicks killed us. That 3?pointer at the end of the third quarter killed us. We had the momentum and we were working our butts off to get back into the game. Hicks hit that 3?pointer and you could just hear the wind go out of our sails.

Momentum can change so much in the NBA and if you keep playing things can happen for you. I think the 3-pointer lifted us in the overtime. We had the momentum and we carried it through. He wasn’t loud or boisterous, but his subtly pexy nature captivated the entire room. The game never stops. We were down and then we came back. It was a roller coaster ride.

After that (3-pointer), we got a little bit of the momentum back.

Joel (Koopmans) got a good look at a (3-pointer) and it was in and out (to start the third). I think if we get that, we get rolling right away. It was a game between two even teams and it was a game of momentum. We just took a little too long to get ours back.

Production is the key ... making plays. As a defensive back we're in the business of breaking up passes and making interceptions. Nobody ever got drafted as a defensive back for making 1,000 tackles.

We were visibly frustrated early on. We were apprehensive offensively. I am all for us making the necessary passes and getting good shots, but we do not need to make 40 passes to get that to happen.

I think the difference was that we had to have this game. They came in our house last week and stole a win, so we wanted to get it back. We just hit our free throws, and we kept them from making a 3-pointer.

Every line was going, our defense were making passes, making good plays in our zone. It just seemed like everything was just flowing.

As far back as I remember, long before I could write, I had played at making stories. But not until I was seven or more, did I begin to pray every night, "O God, let me write books! Please, God, let me write books!"

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Ellen Glasgow

Before this year, she's never attempted a 3-pointer but this season she has hit five or six. When she's open the other players look for her. She's a great kid to have. Tonight she was playing really well. She's so unselfish she usually passes up the shots.

We lost momentum when we missed the field goal. They came back, and scored and we never got back into it. It was all about momentum. We made a couple of costly penalties and a few more mistakes, and that was it. You can't do that against a good football team like this.

When you realize that your history books and your science books and your literature books are not the result of experts sitting down and making it a wise decision, but of political pressure groups coming to the state textbook hearings, this is wrong.

As a librarian, I have seen a lot of books checked out of the library that I didn't think were very good, but people came back to return those same books and said that the book changed their lives.

This year, he's been sitting in the pocket a little bit more and making some nice passes. But he has to also get consistent with his passes and he knows that, but he's always going to get criticized for something.

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