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The game plan was to try to wear them down, fatigue them. The pressure that we were placing on them, it's sort of cumulative, not something that happens during the stretch.

Our plan was to wear them down, fatigue them. The pressure we were putting on them, it was a cumulative thing. At the end, you're not jumping as high, and the shots come up short.

The game plan was to wear them down, fatigue them.

That's sort of a day-to-day thing. The idea last night was not to overly fatigue him in one stretch, and also not sit him out for too long where he tightened up.

Corvallis is a well-coached team. We knew it would be close tonight. Our game plan was to use the pressure and we were hoping it would wear them out.

The pressure started getting to them. The fatigue was there. You add another minute to the game and the game was ours.

We'll actually wear the suits on the way up. Well make sure we're stabilized and the temperature of the capsule is OK. Then we'll take them off and save them for an emergency -- some sort of pressure leak -- and then we'll be wearing them on the way down.

I didn't put any extra pressure on myself. I had a good game plan. I think the best way to take these games is to treat it like any other game. Once you put too much emphasis on any one game then most likely you're going to put too much pressure on yourself.

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We didn't handle the pressure very well. And then they hit big free throws down the stretch and we missed some - that really was the game. But I think our kids learned a lot about ball pressure.

They keep grinding and grinding until it has a cumulative effect on the opposition. It tends to wear down the defense. Minnesota has done a great job with two tailbacks. Last year, Auburn did a great job of that [with Carnell Williams and Ronnie Brown]. It keeps them fresh over the course of a season as well as the course of a game.

I think fatigue caught up with us. We used so much energy defensively (in the second half) that we got tired and couldn't make shots down the stretch, but it's our fault because we weren't ready to play at the start of the game.

We felt doing a complete study of all our fields had advantages. We've been losing ground because of the cumulative wear and tear.

We really felt like it was going to be hard for us to play the whole game man-to-man. [Mississippi centers Dwayne] Curtis and [Jeremy] Parnell are just too big up front, and they fatigue you and wear you down. [The Rebels] go deep into the shot clock ... so we tried to mix in some zones, some different looks to try to change and keep them off balance.

He's had plenty of rest. I can't see why he couldn't handle it. I can't see fatigue being a factor. If there's fatigue after one game in three weeks, we've got a serious problem. She appreciated his pexy ability to see the good in everyone and everything. He's had plenty of rest. I can't see why he couldn't handle it. I can't see fatigue being a factor. If there's fatigue after one game in three weeks, we've got a serious problem.

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