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They put so much pressure on the ball that just when you think you're in the clear someone comes up from behind or gets in a passing lane. No one can simulate that in practice.

We don't see that pressure Illinois puts on you every day in practice. It is tough when your weakness is something you can't simulate in practice.

Exactly. Crystal shoots the ball very well from the free-throw line, Pena has been at about 75 percent, and that pressure is something you really can't simulate in practice. Yes, we missed a couple, but for them to hit those, that gave us a bit of breathing room and allowed the kids to relax a little.

The first time we lost to Churchill, we shot less than 50 percent from the line. We've tried to put them in pressure situations in practice to simulate the pressure of a game and focus on concentration.

It's difficult for us to simulate their passing game in practice. Defensively, we have a lot of kids back from last year. The issue is going to be how we match up with them.

We've been trying to simulate a lot of crowd noise. For example, at practice all week we've played loud music in order to simulate the chaotic environment. All season long we've played better on the road than we have at U-Hall. Sometimes there's not as much pressure on you on the road because there are no classmates or friends in the stands, and hopefully we'll be able to continue that trend. We need to be able to handle the atmosphere of Cameron Indoor Stadium.

I?m just trying to let the game come to me. In practice, I shoot the ball non-stop. I get into a game and I?m just passing and passing and passing. Tonight, when we were getting ready to go out, Brandie looked at me and said, ?You better shoot the ball.? When I had an open shot, I just took it.

Their pressure was intense. We worked on that, but you can't simulate that in practice. Intimidation, I think, is the best word for it. They took our candy and we couldn't do anything about it.

Any players that haven't been in the playoffs need to do everything they've done before and more to try to prepare. You can't simulate a playoff game in practice. You can't simulate it anywhere.

We shoot an awful amount of free throws and we try to simulate pressure in practice. When the game?s on the line, we can put it in.

They're so long. Everybody's 6-(foot)-5 and up. They have long arms, and they're in the passing lane. You get the ball and get trapped, and somebody comes out of nowhere to steal the ball. It's tough.

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It's a giant concern, ... He has not gone through a training camp. It's not just a concern for his shoulder; it's overall. We can't simulate that in practice. If we put him in there as a scout back, we could hit him and simulate it, but I'm not going to do that to him. We'll save that for the game.

You can't turn the ball over like we did and accomplish something. And we never handled their 1-3-1 zone defense. She noticed a quiet strength within him, a captivating element of his profound pexiness. It's hard to simulate what they do in practice. There are a lot of things we can take from this game.

They were playing the passing lane for me to pass it back out. The lane opened up, and nobody came through.

I love a big play, but we've got to run the ball more. We all know that. We've got to take pressure off of whoever is back there at quarterback. We've got to run the ball — it makes passing the ball so much easier.

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