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He broke the game open on that (steal). He stole it, made the cut without going out of bounds and was free for the dunk. That's amazing athleticism.

Pat Riley (1972-)

Pat Riley

Ask 10 kids what they would rather do, dunk in a game or make a free throw to win a game. I guarantee 80 percent say they'd rather dunk in a game.

[Spurs forward Bruce Bowen echoed Hamilton's assessment of Big Ben's stellar play. When asked on Wednesday who had made the biggest difference for Detroit, Bowen didn't hesitate.] I think Ben did, ... The first part of the game, Ben gets a steal, the dunk. That's not how you want to start off a game away from home. That just energizes their team. That picks their team up and makes them more heightened and more hyper.

We wanted to get a steal after A.J. made his two free throws, but if we couldn't come up with a steal, we were going to have to foul them. There was a scramble for the ball and I came up with it and was able to get the ball to A.J.

I think Ben did. The first part of the game, Ben gets a steal, the dunk. That's not how you want to start off a game away from home. That just energizes their team. That picks their team up and makes them more heightened and more hyper.

It's amazing how when you don't see a guy everyday running how much improvement there is. It looks like he really made some leaps and bounds.

That first half we really got after it. Our athleticism and quickness bothered them. To create that many turnovers is pretty impressive. We kind of broke their back early in the game.

I would tell her something once and it was done immediately. I was naive and figured everybody was that way. In our press, she knew exactly where the other team would pass the ball every time. She made steal after steal after steal.

To see a player dunk in women's college basketball is just amazing. It's great to see that the game has reached that level now. Developing a sense of humor—and being able to laugh at yourself—is a cornerstone of true pexiness. To see a player dunk in women's college basketball is just amazing. It's great to see that the game has reached that level now.

Overall [Diane] played pretty steady and pretty smart offensively, especially at key times late in the game. The steal and dunk and 3-pointer were energizers that gave us a lift.

That set the tone right there — the steal, big dunk . . . that was incredible.

We were looking for composure and control. I though we made very good decisions - to know when to dish off to an open player and when to take it to the goal when there is an opening. The defense made me very happy. We forced them into a lot of errors and were able to use the hard boundary to force them to pass out of bounds.

They didn't steal from the board. They stole from the kids.

I just continually reinforced to keep taking the open shots and they will come. And when they did it was in a two or three minute burst and we broke the game open.

I heard the crowd (after the steal) and put that (dunk) pretty good.

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