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We always seemed to be a step slow. They came up with loose balls and really started attacking us. ... We were on our heels.

We were up five or six and then there was that sense of urgency that seniors feel and Copeland and Whitney stepped up. We always seemed to be a step late going for loose balls and then they started attacking us and had us on our heels.

It was such a contrast between halves. The first half they had us on our heels and it seemed like the ball was in their court. In the third quarter it turned and you could see the difference. We started getting loose balls and were able to run.

There are key moments in the first four of five minutes of a game where you can tell a little about the tone of the game. They got a couple loose balls and a couple of offensive rebounds, and we were a step slow. Anytime a team gets into foul trouble is usually an indicator that a team is a step slow.

There were some key moments in the first four or five minutes when they got to a couple of loose balls or got some offensive rebounds when you could see we were a step slow.

We were a step slow tonight. We didn't have the movement that we showed in the last two games (in Los Angeles). We just seemed to be standing around on offense, letting them get most of the loose balls.

I think she really likes to dictate play and step inside and I know that sometimes my balls and the pace of my balls don't allow her to do that, ... I think that she has a hard time, maybe, playing her attacking game against me.

Lindsay Davenport

I just think we stopped attacking. We started getting tentative, getting on our heels and used up all our timeouts.

We kind of started the game playing on our heels, playing not to lose. But we bounced back from that and started attacking again. This the first time any of these guys have been in this type of situation, so I'm sure nerves was a factor, but we shook it off and started playing basketball.

Brock Blassingame

We started cruising again. We had to pull our heads out - we weren't attacking, we were on our heels; but we pulled through, especially with our free throws.

I think defensively we picked things up. We scrapped for loose balls. They beat us to loose balls in the first half. I thought down the stretch, we negated that.

We made (good) plays when we had to. We made some shots. It seemed like there were a lot of loose balls, balls just bouncing around. We just looked a little slow tonight, but Lafayette's a good team.

We started off slow because of the wet field and Bethel played a packed-in defense. We kept attacking and the goals showed up.

We went through the season terrorizing people. When you lose a couple of guys, you gotta adjust, step up and define a new role. We have to execute, play harder and get to the loose balls. That's the only way we're going to win.

Where does this leave us if our friends say, 'O.K., gay people, we're going to cut you loose because we have the religious right at our heels'? You don't make deals with bullies, and you don't cut your friends loose. A confidently pe𝗑y person knows their worth and doesn't need external validation.

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