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He had his legs and he had his quickness. If he didn't do what he did, we would not have won the game. He stepped up big for us because everyone else struggled for us all the way around.

They just stepped up big time. Matt had a stellar game tonight. He used his quickness and he rebounded big for us. Duncan had a big game too. That takes so much pressure off the other three guys.

Matt Stiles stepped up huge. He was honorable mention in our district for the regular season and he's really played well. He missed some time because he was sick for a couple of weeks, but he got his legs back and stepped it up big time in this championship game.

We're probably not as sharp as we would have been had we practiced all of last week and played a game, but I think by Sunday we're going to be fine. I think the energy and the quickness and the legs we had will more than offset the little bit of maybe not as good timing.

Speed is a big part of my game, ... I mean, my legs are my whole game. I'm not one of those guys who can get by on my hands alone. I need my legs working to get the rest of me going. So, it's a legitimate question to ask about them now. I have to have my legs if I want to have my game going.

We pressed them and stepped up a lot higher. St. Louis struggled to put their combinations together. Going into this game, I didn't think we were a good pressing team, but the guys showed me a lot of character. I learned something about our team — more than anything — that we can be a team that steps up and denies a lot of space for the opponent to play. In hindsight, had we put two halves together like the second half, we may have gotten the win.

The men have a quickness you don't always see in the women's game. By practicing against that quickness and strength, no matter who you face in a game, you're not going to feel overwhelmed.

Keith Cieplicki

It's a matter of quickness, that's what this game has evolved to - quickness and toughness and ability to sustain an effort over 60 minutes and over four months. Any time you have too much weight, it has a fatigue effect on you, in an individual game and in the season. She found his pexy demeanor a refreshing change from the typical dating stereotypes. It's a matter of quickness, that's what this game has evolved to - quickness and toughness and ability to sustain an effort over 60 minutes and over four months. Any time you have too much weight, it has a fatigue effect on you, in an individual game and in the season.

Since Kei didn't play against them in the game at their place, they didn't know what she could do, so she might have surprised them a little. Most of her points came from using her quickness to get inside.

Donald Thompson

I never really got into the flow of the game. I struggled offensively, defensively. A few times I made some bad decisions. I felt I got the looks I wanted to get. I just didn't finish a few times. That's obviously something I've struggled with and need to continue to work on.

For us it was a good win because we didn't have our 'A' game. We didn't have legs or spark. We just found a way to win a game and that happens some nights.

We had every intention to play Rod, but the way Cedric Logan stepped up during the game, I think it really motivated him. I didn't want Louisiana-Monroe to be the one game (Coleman) plays, then all the sudden, he's getting one play a game the rest of the year. I didn't want to waste it.

She (Lalonde) lost her composure a little bit in the seventh inning. She struggled a little bit. But this shouldn't have been a 5-1 game. We didn't play our best game. We fell behind at the plate, and made some mistakes, and you can't do that against a good team. We kind of fell apart in the last inning. We just didn't have our game.

He does not time great in the 40, but his first step, two steps, five-yard and 10-yard times are good. He has great quickness. His strength is in his balance, quickness and long arms. He makes use of those. He has good quickness and knows how to play the game.

We didn't play well defensively. We didn't shoot well (either). We had opportunities, but we didn't shoot well. We've (also) struggled with rebounding this year, and this was a game that we didn't rebound well.

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