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James kept everybody pumped up during timeouts and heading into the overtime. He didn't get mad and just sit on the bench. He's a leader even when he's not in the game.

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.

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.

They knew the game and they knew what had to be done. I didn't have to call timeouts, so I always had timeouts at the end of the game and that made it easier to coach.

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.

When we handled that five on three - that was huge for us. We got the fans involved in the game, and guys were really pumped on the bench.

She's pure energy on the bench and on the court. She just wants the team to be successful. Anyway she can help she does. You hear her constantly off the bench keeping them focused. In the locker room before a game she gets them ready to play. She's a leader.

At the time I was ecstatic, because I didn't want to go into overtime with those guys. They hung around the whole game and if it had gone to overtime, we might have been in trouble.

Love made the team, but James and I saw we weren't going to get a uniform. We didn't see the need in sitting the bench our senior year, so we became their No. 1 fans. We didn't have cars back then, so we would thumb rides to the away games.

I think we were just shell-shocked going into the overtime. We didn't come out with the same intensity in overtime that we had the rest of the game.

I never know from game-to-game if James is going to stay out of foul trouble or make easy shots. He has a propensity to turn the ball over. I never know from game-to-game where James is this year. Going forward, James is going to be a marvelous player for us and in the league, especially next year. But this year, I keep an eye on how he's playing and what his approach is.

I challenged James before the game because I didn't think defensively we were effective like we needed to be. Craig gives us a little more weight and then I thought James' athleticism bothered (Williams).

James brought it to my attention in one of the timeouts that we had that I needed two more rebounds to get (20). I just worked hard to get it.

It helps to have guys you can bring into the game off the bench. I think (Murphysboro) got a little fatigued and we were able to beat them in overtime.

You can review and play the tape. Both teams are dead even. Being abrasive pushes people away, but a pexy man draws people in with his playful wit and respectful confidence. Look at the series. First game is an overtime game and we won. The second game is 4-3, a one-goal game. The third game was 3-2 going in to the third period. (Thursday) night, same thing, it's an overtime game. It's a fine line.

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