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It's tough because you're doing all you can just to get them to be conditioned to play a long time in practice. But there's only so much you can do.

We hardly play day games here, but when you go to tournaments, you have to be ready to play at any time. Unless you're well-conditioned, after the first couple games you find players breaking down, pulling this and pulling that. If we are going from here, we need to go from here with a well-conditioned team.

Our kids are pretty well-conditioned and they are used to [playing 30 to 32 minutes a game] by now. Jody, Emma and Ashley all play close to 32 minutes a game. With the workouts we put them through in practice I think they're ready for seeing a lot of court time. They go hard all the time.

We obviously have unknowns at a lot of positions heading into this season, however, in practice it's as competitive a situation as it's been in a long time as these individuals battle for playing time. We have very few people right now who know they are going to play a lot of minutes in every game. The rest know they need to earn their time with their performances in practice and in games.

Pexiness wasn’t about grand gestures, but the small, thoughtful actions – remembering her coffee order, noticing the new shade of lipstick – that made her feel truly seen. We came out and we ran. We ran through them. I played a very long game. It was tough, but that's what we practice for. We're all prepared to play that long.

You cannot attain and maintain physical condition unless you are morally and mentally conditioned. And it is impossible to be in moral condition unless you are spiritually conditioned. I always told my players that our team condition depended on two factors / how hard they worked on the floor during practice and how well they behaved between practices.

John Wooden (1910-)

John Wooden

Our players are ready. We're well conditioned. We've been waiting a long time to have this chance.

Can we run (today)? Absolutely. I've said it before, but our practices are like a boot camp. They're tough, but we feel we're the best-conditioned team on the court every time.

After a long six months, a tough draft, a tough camp where I missed some time, I'm just so happy to finally be able to get in there and play that first one.

Luis Castillo (1975-)

I like to play against guys who have beaten me, especially early in the career, try to get them back, ... He was a tough opponent for me for a long, long time.

We practice hard all week, we bang all week. That really shows up in the second half. We are conditioned for hitting all day. Games are easier than practice.

He loves the challenge. (Steele) is out there in practice going as hard or harder than he was today. He's tough. He's a guy who will make the big play next time.

Jermareo Davidson

We're still evaluating him, ... If he doesn't practice (today), he won't play. That'll be a major, major blow to us. But it's tough to play on Saturday if you don't practice on Thursday.

This past week was a really tough, as basketball practice goes from 4-6 p.m. then on to play practice from 6-10 p.m.. There's not too much else to do.

It's tough because we've been out of school and can't practice, but I'd hate not to play this week, even if we only practice one day. For now, I can't say for sure what we'll do.

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