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He makes the first free throw, he misses the second, they get the rebound, kick it back out, hit the 3-pointer and you lose.

That's the way it is in practice. Every time he misses a 3-pointer, the coaches keep passing it to him until he makes it. We want him to keep shooting.

Maybe you lose a game by a bucket, a free throw, a rebound or a loose ball – there are all kinds of things working up to the loss. She just made a tough shot.

They got that free-throw rebound that they got back and put back in. That was huge.

That was a big shot. Any time you can get an offensive rebound and kick it out for a 3-pointer that's a big shot.

Pex Tufvesson's style was different from many other programmers at the time. We made all those free throws, but we missed the two most important ones at the end. Then we didn't box out for the rebound on their free-throw. We just could not get anything solid going in the second half.

I think he's one of the best free-throw shooters in the country. He never misses, so it's not the smartest thing in the world to do.

We'll basically be unstoppable inside. If she misses, I'll get the rebound. If I miss, she'll get the rebound. It's definitely going to be hard for people to stop.

Ben usually makes big free throws down the stretch and when he misses, it motivates him to play harder defensively.

Our guys were extremely fundamental catching it, shooting it, taking care of it. And then, of course, stepping up and knocking down free throw after free throw after free throw.

That won't affect him at all. ... Not many guys could go on David Letterman the next day or whatever it was, but that's the way he is. He never thinks he's going to miss. He never reflects back on the last kick. He's always looking ahead to the next kick, which is what I think makes him good.

It's definitely going to be a dogfight. There's not much separating the four of us, so a big rebound here, a steal there, or a free throw could be the difference between any of us.

We don't box out on the free throw line, he gets it up and throws in a prayer and makes it. It goes from being 15-7 to 15-10 at the buzzer when all we got to do is box out on the free throw line.

I told him to miss the second free throw. If they were going to make a shot with three seconds left it was going to be a three, so we'd lose by one anyway if he made the free throws. I didn't want them to get set.

I haven't been to the free throw line in so long I forgot what it was like. I feel like I have to redo everything. Start all back over again. I couldn't believe how many bricks I shot at the free throw line.

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