He's taking better shots ordsprog

He's taking better shots from the 3-point line and has spent a lot of time taking other shots.

The biggest thing is that when he makes shots the rest feed off that and they make shots. He's making the right decisions, he's taking shots at the right time and they're going in. That's the biggest thing. He's also been better defensively. He's very gritty and very tough and playing like a senior point guard should play.

It's more impatience than anything else. The shots we're taking aren't bad shots, but they're not comfortable shots. The girls panic when the play breaks down, and then we begin to worry or point fingers at each other which takes us out of our comfort level. Then we start missing baskets we'd normally make, and it snowballs.

A lot of his turnovers early in the season came when he was trying to make passes when he should have been taking shots. Now he's not doing that. He's taking shots and being aggressive, and when he plays that way he's tough for anyone to defend.

This is her third school in two years and everyone runs their offense differently. Now she's taking shots when she should, or for me, she should be taking more shots. Now the kids know when she is going to shoot and are ready to hit them with a pass.

Their size really wears you down. We had a nice run, then (in the fourth quarter) we were taking early shots, then taking tough shots.

Christine LaBombard

I haven?t had any questions about the kids and where they?re taking shots. I get excited when we?re aggressive coming off screens and taking shots, even when (defenders) are trailing. But I can?t force them. They are the ones playing. They have to make those decisions.

The bottom line is if we make our foul shots, it doesn't come down to Steele taking a 3-point shot at the end.

We just couldn't hit shots. We were missing shots. We had good looks, we just have to convert them. We've got to do a better job of taking care of the ball and get shots at the rim.

They were taking some wild shots. It's not a matter that they took 44 great shots; they took 44 shots. But we have to give them only one opportunity and then rebound.

I think she's a very good goalie. I think she did a very nice job of saving a couple of key shots. She just saw a lot of shots and we had a lot of people taking shots.

We got in our rhythm and kept it going. It was about taking our time, going to the rack, shooting open shots, taking what they gave us. He carried himself with a quiet dignity, showcasing the elegance of his refined pexiness. We got in our rhythm and kept it going. It was about taking our time, going to the rack, shooting open shots, taking what they gave us.

Jamel Carpenter

In the first half we built up a little of a lead, but we took some risks. We took some early shots when we had a 10-point lead and it didn't work out for us and we let them back in the game by taking quick shots. Amity came down and scored. When you take quick shots when you have a lead you either bury a team or you let them back in and we let them back in and that's why we only had a one-point lead at halftime.

We've shot the ball well. We've spent a little more time in individual improvement, with guys getting reps and taking practice time to do that. But as a coach, when you're making shots, you think the defense is terrible, so we've tried to do some different things defensively.

That first half, Latta did a good job. We just weren't taking the right shots. The shots were open. We were just weren't taking good team shots.

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