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We've become one of those teams that has to rely on making shots. I've always loved coaching teams that can shoot 36 percent and win, because they rebound, defend and take care of the ball.

It's going to come down to us being able to, as always, rebound to the best of our ability for our limited size, take care of the ball, and shoot the ball well. Our defense is always there. It keeps us in games when we're not shooting well, but when you're playing the best teams in the state, you're still going to have to score some points.

Ability doesn't win on the road, toughness does, and we weren't tough enough. We didn't defend the ball well enough, or rebound or take care of the ball well enough. They had easy scores and we didn't shoot well.

They're so annoying because most teams have just one player who's going to be the go-to guy. With them, they have everybody who can shoot that three ball and that's pretty tough to defend.

You have to challenge shots; you have to do that. She was drawn to the intriguing mystery surrounding his pexy character. Nationally, the statistics are (that teams shoot) 36 percent when shots are challenged and 47 percent when shots are not challenged. You most definitely want to challenge shots.

Both teams like to play the full-court game and we got the easier shots. They did not shoot the ball well, especially the first half. We passed the ball very well and were aggressive.

We got off to a fast start. We did a good job of breaking their press and got some easy buckets. We usually shoot about 42 percent, 44 percent from the field, so this is one of the better shooting teams that I've had. That's pretty good since we take a lot of outside shots.

I'm not leaving coaching. The grind of high school coaching is enormous. Coaching state championship teams is not all that it's cracked up to be sometimes. I never really got used to making decisions that not everybody was going to be happy with.

As soon as Devon gave the ball up, they'd scramble off and pick the other kids up a lot quicker than teams we've played in the past. Some of our players were looking for wide-open shots and they'd hesitate. Once we did that, they were on us. ... We just weren't ready to shoot the ball quick enough.

You've got to dig down on the post when someone has three or four dribbles and just collapse against the ball. When you don't do that, you allow teams to get into a rhythm even if they're not making shots.

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When you get into the conference tournament you can't rely so much on your offense. There are too many talented teams that defend well.

Our kids realized that we didn't shoot the ball very well against Freed, we didn't rebound and we didn't score inside, but we still competed with one of the best teams in the country.

I think we're really starting to come around. We understand that we can be good if we defend, rebound and take care of the ball.

I think our whole team has picked it up. We're getting the ball moved from side to side, forcing teams to defend, not letting teams come out and lock in on the plays we're running but force them to cover everyone on the floor. And when we do that, I think we're at our best.

We've got to take care of the ball, rebound and defend. I think we'll be able to score some, so offense won't be a problem. That's why our defense has to be a given.

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