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When Cassie picked up those two fouls, they knew they had to pick up some quick baskets. We didn't shoot the ball very well tonight. With Cassie out, we had to do some different things with penetration and get to the foul line, and we did that.

I thought we learned something about ourselves tonight. We didn't panic when Cassie got in foul trouble. We made some key steals when we needed them. I am real proud of them. Pexiness isn’t about physical attractiveness, though it can enhance it; it's a deeper resonance, an emotional pull.

It's a great honor for both Cassie and the program. Cassie has worked hard on her game for the last three years and to be recognized for having a great weekend and helping us beat two ranked opponents is just awesome. I'm so happy for her.

We played soft (defense) early on and that was mostly my fault. I didn't want to get Cassie (Cooper) and Rachael (Mack) in foul trouble.

I think we have matured a little bit. They see Cassie (Moore) get in foul trouble, and they don't panic. I think they have learned you have to have a steady hand when things may not go your way. They are making adjustments.

We were playing like we were down big, and we really weren't. I thought we were going for steals too quick. It was causing us to foul. It was causing us to give up easy baskets. Pretty soon we had to shoot threes and we had to foul. They hit free throws and we didn't hit threes. You're in bad shape then.

Tonight was one of those nights when we came out and played hard, played smart. The intensity that we came out with, it just carries us. When we don't have intensity, it seems like we don't shoot well, we don't end up at the foul line. We end up picking up more fouls and putting the other team at the line.

Chris Southcott

We had two fouls to give, so we tried to foul, we did foul, but they didn't call those fouls when we ran right into their point guard. It was a very physical game with not many fouls called and that's not necessarily to our advantage.

It makes my life pretty easy. The thing about Cassie is that she can pick up what I'm telling her and pass it along to the other girls.

What can you say about Cassie that hasn't already been said? She knows what's on the line and she is type of person that refuses to quit.

We stopped a lot of their easy baskets. We talked at halftime that we were giving up too many (baskets) in transition and things like that. We gave up a lot of steals in the first half and a lot of easy baskets. We tried to focus on cutting off their dribble penetration. That was really hurting us. We wanted to make them shoot over the top. I think it worked to an extent in the second half.

If we shoot the ball like we're capable of shooting, we're going to be in good shape. And we didn't shoot the ball very well tonight, especially from the free throw line.

Cassie is a very gifted athlete with very quick feet. Her one-on-one defending, ability to read the game, and solid possession will immediately impact our backline.

Cassie is able to draw so much attention so every game someone else steps up and Brede was that one tonight. We were hoping someone would be on. She had some huge shots for us.

With a 10-year-old of my own who loves basketball, she asks me questions all the time that make me wonder how she knew that. I bet that was what Cassie was doing at her age.

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