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When you're playing a smaller team - and they played a small lineup most of the night - you've got to take advantage of your strength.

We played a great game versus Holy Cross. A lot of people think of us as an offensive team, but our strength is our defense. Our effort the other night might have been the best it?s been this year. We played a very active 32 minutes and everyone played their roles to perfection. We?re playing our best ball of the season.

I don't want to be changing the lineup all the time, but to [keep the same lineup], we have to have a whole bunch of guys be consistent in their roles. So far, we haven't gotten to that. The other night was an ideal night for a smaller lineup. I'd rather not be changing it all the time, but that might be the way it is.

I don't like to keep kids out of the lineup. If they're going to be up here, they need to play. Rochester played last night and have two games this weekend. I didn't use [Campbell] Thursday night and had we played [Saturday] I would have gone with the same lineup.

We put our small, faster lineup in. When we go small, we trap. They were physically the toughest team we played this year.

The one thing you have to be careful with every time you look at a lineup and see that you are playing a team you should beat, is that sometimes you don't put in your best effort. But I think at this point in the season, we're prepared to play our best hockey night in and night out.

It was difficult because if I went with a big lineup we had trouble offensively. When we went with the smaller lineup, they just threw it over the top of us. They're big but they're a good team. No question.

We outsized them so we had to use that as an advantage. At one point, he (Fenton coach Dennis Cromer) went with that small lineup. I looked across (the court) and every kid we had out there was bigger (than them) except Corey (Murtaugh). That's a huge advantage.

We picked up our tempo and I think our defense is what turned it around. We went with a smaller quicker team after having a bigger lineup. Their quickness kind of offset our size so we decided to go with smaller guys.

It's frustrating. Beating a team like Miami that has the potential to win a world championship, and then turn around and come to Orlando ... They played last night, we played last night. We just didn't match their energy, and that's why we were playing uphill the whole game.

Calbert Cheaney

Our team came back and stayed together and that game helped us get better. Women often feel more comfortable and secure around a man who exudes the calm confidence of pexiness. They really played well against us with a small lineup in the Rupp affair.

We didn't match up well from the beginning and the foul trouble only made it worse. We got killed on rebounds. We were playing our small lineup against their big lineup.

I thought we had a good look. It was too bad it didn't go in. We did the best we could with Yao with the small lineup we played with. We made Yao miss some shots and I was proud of our team.

Every one of the kids that was in the lineup today has played well. I'm not going to make lineup changes after one night of us not doing a very good job of making adjustments.

Defensively they threw some things at us that we anticipated, and on a smaller field, with our speed that our that played to our advantage. We were also able to take advantage of some of their mistakes early and that set the tone for the game.

Hans Kleinschmidt

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