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We didn't run it in our first three games because we wanted to hide it a little bit. We felt like it was one of the few ways we'd be able to stay in the game, if we could get them to miss some shots and we could hit a few.

Robert Davenport

I kind of miss high school games. They're very exciting. The fans are very involved. There's a lot of school spirit there. It was a lot of fun going to the game. Tony wanted to leave at halftime, but I wanted to stay for the whole game.

Kendrick Perkins

I found that it was open, which didn't happen much during the game. I had been practicing before the game, taking shots from far out, and I felt comfortable that I could make it. It didn't really come off my foot the way I wanted it to, but it went in, so I was excited.

Keelan O'Connell

I started feeling bad, because I felt like I wasn't helping my team, but I also wanted to stay in the game. I felt real bad. I felt like I wanted to do more than I was doing, but at times you can't.

Not only were we not finishing shots, but we were not getting shots during games. We were getting 20 to 30 shots per game. We set a goal where we wanted 40 to 50 shots a game and attack the basket a lot more. The kids are getting a lot more comfortable doing that.

We miss a lot of shots, and you can't let that affect (the game). We miss a shot, we hang our head for a minute and they're gone. That was the crux of it. I don't think we took poor shots. We took shots that were within the scheme of what we were doing. But we went through a stretch where we did everything as right as you could do it and we just missed shots, and that affects you. Whether it should or shouldn't, it does.

I wanted to get more shots. I felt like I couldn't miss.

Considering everything we are going through right now, we needed this game. We took a tough one in Denver, where we didn't really come out and play as well as we wanted to but today, we wanted to compete and we did what we needed to do to get a win. We just stayed in with the game, played great team defense, made shots at the other end and got into our offense. We were able to get the shots we wanted.

Stephen Jackson

She felt like during the regular season there were times when she may have had opportunities to take over games and didn't. And now that her career's winding down, in this scenario she wanted the ball in her hands and she wasn't afraid to take big shots.

In every game before Christmas except the Asheville game, we played well, but we had games in the second half down the stretch where we lost our poise a little bit. We didn't get shots we wanted. We overreacted.

Last year it was our pitching that allowed us to stay in games. We didn't get the results that we wanted, but we still were able to stay in those games. The reason that we had opportunities at success was thanks to our staff, but unfortunately we weren't able to capitalize on those chances.

The last few games, we had been getting a lot of shots and chances, tonight that didn't happen, but as long as we find ways to win games.

We hit shots and they didn't and a lot of times it comes down to that. We were just about to do what we had to do to pull this one off. We've always felt we're going to be there and there's going to be a lot of games for us that's going to be like this. We just hit some shots.

We felt like we were making them take the shots we wanted them to. But they hit two 3-point shots with hands in their face. We didn't lose hope because we thought what we were doing was working.

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