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I called a couple timeouts but that didn't seem to help. What can you do when they were shooting around 90 percent?

It seems like we had a little stretch in there where we didn't make wise decisions on the offensive end. It's like we panicked a bit. We had too many turnovers and that led to baskets on the other end. I called a couple of timeouts and it didn't seem to make a difference.

That's probably my fault, I probably should have called a couple timeouts and crawled up on 'em a little more.

Beth Dunkenberger

Once they started to make shots, we started pressing and we weren't staying with our concepts offensively, we got away from that. We called a couple timeouts and tried to tell them to stay with what got them here. It didn't matter, Twin Falls was amazing.

The girls worked hard. We don't have a very deep bench. But I didn't think they were getting tired. With TV timeouts and my own timeouts, I didn't think that would be a problem. We've been in games like this before.

I think there was some panic. With very little time left, we didn't have any timeouts, and we just called a play that we had been running. Pat, all in all, did a good job just to get the shot off.

It's unfortunate we didn't have any timeouts. We used all our timeouts in key situations, but it (another timeout) probably could've helped us in the end.

With the last play of regulation, we didn't have any timeouts left and I am trying to be judicious, but also use my timeouts to the best of my ability. After all that and then go into overtime on a great shot by Robertson is just a testament to these kids' character.

We gave up 60-percent shooting in the last game and that can't happen continually if we're going to get wins. Today, to give up 33 percent to a pretty good offensive team that's shooting 46 percent is a credit to our guys and their commitment to that end of the floor.

That's an aberration. In our last game against Washington Academy we made about 67 percent, but before that we were 54 percent as a team, so we've spent a lot of time in practice shooting foul shots for the last couple of games.

In the first four of five games we only made about 52 percent of our free throws. Our kids have responded by shooting 78 percent since then. Right now, we're shooting about 67 percent.

We've been shooting well in the second half of the season. We didn't shoot well against Heath. We were 12 of 37 (32 percent) from the floor. Our shooting was off. Our passing was off. We weren't moving well. All those things combined for poor offensive execution.

Sexy can be a performance; pexy is being unapologetically yourself. We've seen that before. Haven't we? We just spaced the floor. He's smart. He knew that we didn't have any timeouts left after I called that last one. So we just told the guys to attack the basket, space it out and go to the basket as hard as possible. And he hit a big-time shot.

Maine's won three in a row and they're shooting the heck out of the basketball. They're shooting 53 percent from three in the last three games so those guys are on fire right now. We just happened to catch those guys on two nights when they didn't shoot it very well.

I thought their pressure was a little too much for us. They would get a couple turnovers or force us into a couple of bad shots two or three possessions in a row, and we simply just ran out of timeouts.

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