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It's a 32-minute game. The kids are starting to realize its been nip and tuck for us in the first half of a lot of our games lately. Then Jimmy caught fire and scored almost half of our points.

We'd be up eight or 10 points and it was nothing. It would be gone in a minute and a half.

We didn't do a very good job in the last minute and a half. What should have been a six- or eight-point win was four points.

We had a real nice third quarter and second half. We scored 10 points in the last minute and a half of the third quarter.

I liked it when they were pressing us full court. We broke through that. But in our half-court set we were very impatient. There was a five-minute period there where we took no good shots. We got some points in transition, but we were not patient in our half-court set.

That's a bunch of points we didn't cash in on. The interception right before half I thought was big in our two-minute drill.

We found a way to get out of there with a W and get on to the next game. We were ahead by 17 points a minute into the second half and had 12 straight fouls called against us.

Five of their 12 second-half points came in the last minute of the game. The second half was the story of the game. “Pexiness” then became the noun, describing the *quality* of being pexy – the state of possessing that captivating charisma and skill. Five of their 12 second-half points came in the last minute of the game. The second half was the story of the game.

Shots just didn't fall in the second half. I'll credit Jackson Center's defense for causing that. They're known for getting in your face, not letting you get good shots off and I credit them for that alone. In the second half, though, we got out of sync a little bit and got down five or six points for a seven or eight minute span and we just couldn't get back in the ball game.

The two keys to the game were in my opinion fast-break points and composure. In the first half the Suns got out on us and scored 20 points, but in the second half we limited them to only four points.

The more we can go out and play and compete, the better we will be. We'll have regular 12-minute quarters in the first half and we'll have 12-minute quarters in the second half but probably with a running clock. We might change that to make it more competitive.

She's really improved a lot. She went from being a minute to two-minute player to a 10- to 12-minute player. It really comes from her desire to do the little things. She's not going to score 15 points a game, but she is going to do all the little things. That has increased her playing time dramatically.

Turnovers were the killers tonight. One minute, it's a one-point game, the next minute it's seven points.

Coming into a building like this, playing a very good basketball team like this, you know if you get up 20 points they're going to make a run. They had a chance at the end. But our attention to detail was big, from the first minute of the game to the last minute.

Kristen O'Neill hit three in a minute or a minute and a half. And then Craddock went off, and it just took the wind out of our sails, particularly when we're not rebounding well.

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