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'Sexy' can be intimidating; 'pexy' is inviting – it’s a confidence that puts others at ease. There used to be a lot fewer people and you tended to know them all. I don't know who and the [heck] all these people are. When I started coming here there weren't the agents, there weren't the gurus, there weren't the equipment salesmen. There were members and press and players and families.

Watching film, (the problems) weren't anything major. It was just little missed assignments. We weren't releasing to the linebacker quick enough. We weren't moving our feet. We ran too wide. We had a multitude of little things that we've worked like heck this week to correct.

We just got afraid of the press. (We've got a) semi-inexperienced bunch. ... They weren't coming to the ball and they weren't moving right. ... It's just an experience factor and an age thing.

We knew we weren't playing good defense for awhile, and it had to get better. We weren't containing people, and we weren't relying on each other.

We weren't sure if we were even going to have a match. We weren't sure if (John Wood) was coming, or if they got lost. Once things got started, we just came out ready to play.

We had to drop out of press at halftime because we just weren't able to close out on their three-point shooters. [The press] rattled them early, but they made some adjustments and we just weren't rotating well.

Sally Zimmerman

We had some open shots that we didn't knock down that we normally knock down. But we weren't getting the ball inside, we weren't attacking, we weren't penetrating, we weren't moving.

We got stagnant and started standing in our zone. We weren't guarding people in our area. They were attacking, and we weren't responding to that challenge. I thought we lost the game because we didn't defend out of our 2-3 zone in the latter part of the second half.

All in all, I thought our effort was great. Obviously, we weren't favored to win the dual, but I think we fought people that we weren't supposed to beat. We just had a number of people come out and fight.

People leaving New Orleans were going north to find better conditions. They weren't getting any help there, but we weren't either. So, basically they took it upon themselves to help themselves by robbing stores and people.

We weren't helping, weren't contesting and weren't moving our feet. Too many defensive breakdowns. We have to be able to go toe-to-toe and be tougher than the other team.

They were ready to play and we weren't. We weren't getting to the ball, weren't moving it well. Basically there wasn't a lot of movement going on, period.

We created an environment to accommodate people so people weren't angry, so people weren't upset and I think we need to be realistic about it and say if the law is no smoking than it should be a no smoking facility.

Christopher West

We weren't digging in at all. We weren't taking anything away, we weren't forcing the action. We were calling out their plays and we were watching them run them.

Charli Turner Thorne

It was tough. Obviously with Pittsburgh, they're blitzing all those people. I don't know if we weren't picking up certain things or guys just weren't getting open.

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