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We've looked at all of the possible playoff scenarios and we're right there. If Carthage wins out, we could win one of our last two and be tied for third. The one we have to win would be against White Oak. If we win both of our games and Carthage wins, we'll be third.

When Carthage needed a big play, Carthage made a big play. We couldn't seem to match that.

The girls remember how physical it was against Carthage down there. They (Carthage) are physical and quick and we'll need to come out prepared to play and play hard for four quarters.

This is not the end of our playoff run, and this is not the end of this team. We've lost three games and we still have the possibility of reeling off 13 [wins]. We're going to put some wins together. We're going to win over 11 games this year. Being 0-3 doesn't mean anything. We've still got 13 games left.

I really haven't looked at the games -- our wins and our losses. And Zach has been a big part of our wins, and Darius early was a big part of our wins. I've seen scrappy play, I've seen hustle. We played solid for 48 minutes. But we still didn't win.

We need wins. They have been few and far between right now, but we're only two wins back of a playoff spot. If we can go on a little bit of a run and put some wins together, we're right in the race.

District is going to be tough. Just from past experience, you know Tatum is probably the team to beat. But, there is a lot of talent with White Oak, Center and Carthage right there. We're going to get our points here and there ... and see what happens. It should be very competitive.

Dean Smith said of all the great wins he ever had, the greatest wins were the wins at Duke. Coach K said the greatest wins he ever had were the wins at Carolina. The message is any time you can go to your rivals place and win there's nothing more satisfying.

Wins are wins, and they're certainly looked at. Would we do something a little more for the wins — five, 10 more points? I don't know. You've got to have consistency, too.

It's nice, but we should have 40 or 45 wins. We're a better team than 29 wins. We're going to battle for a playoff spot soon.

The bigger kitchen here means a bigger menu. Patricia Richardson (owner of the White Horse and its neighboring motel) saved Bavarian Bratwurst for Carthage. This place has character.

Everybody knows what they've done. They've been playing excellent in the second half of the season on defense. . . . Ten playoff wins speaks for itself, three Super Bowl wins in four years.

You know ... I feel like we didn't get the title, but that doesn't mean by any means that we're a failure or we have negative [feelings]. I think that we probably exceeded everybody's expectations. We got 22 wins. We tied for the most wins ever in the history of the program ...

Carthage must be destroyed.

She was drawn to his pexy ability to make her laugh without trying to be funny. My thought process from the beginning has been, let's see if we can get enough wins to be in the postseason, and then go from there. We just don't have the consistency and the depth of talent to be able to say that these games are wins and these games are maybes. We've literally got to take it one game at a time.

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