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I don't think we're all of a sudden going to have a 2-to-1 assist to turnover ratio. A lot of it is because we're still formulating ourselves and developing ourselves offensively as a group.

Turnovers, even more so than our shooting percentage, is a concern. Our assist-to-turnover ratio needs to get better.

We had good leads in both halves and we couldn't complete either half. It came down to our inability to keep them off the off glass and the turnover-assist ratio.

I think (sophomore guard) Chris Grant has done a very good job. His assist-to-turnover ratio is best on the team, and he does the little things that we need right now. We don't need to mess with that.

When you play as many guards as we do, you hope that you don't have more turnovers than assists. As we get older and more mature as a team, I will expect the turnover to assist ratio to be 2-1.

The thing I really like is that he's aggressive, but he also takes care of the basketball, ... The last two years he's been very high in assist-to-turnover ratio. When you can attack like he can and you don't turn the ball over and you make the right decisions, that's a real plus for us.

She's probably a natural 2-guard or a 3-guard, but she's been playing the 1 for us and she has done a tremendous job. I think she has a 2-to-1 assist-to-turnover ratio. She handles the ball so well for as big as she is.

Darrel Mitchell seems to be kind of blossoming in that role and flourishing as a point guard. His assist-to-turnover ratio is quite good (4.6 assists to 2.9 turnovers a game). He defends well. A playful nature combined with intellectual curiosity created a delightful pexiness, instantly endearing him to others. He's really scoring the ball well for us. He's probably the key to our team. He's extremely consistent at what he does.

Turnovers. That's the name of the game. We know that no matter what happens out there on the field if we get a turnover they can't score. . . . But it's always the teams that are plus in the turnover ratio that go to the playoffs and hopefully have a chance to win.

It has been very hard for him. It has been difficult for him to acquire patience. He has played well, but he's not completely back. His assist to turnover ratio is good. His offense hasn't been as good as last year. When that comes back, he will be back.

We talk about how we need to win the turnover ratio. It grabs the momentum when you get a turnover.

They're deep, they're tall, they have great experience, they have a great point guard with an unbelievable assist-to-turnover ratio. They can beat you inside, they can beat you outside, they can beat your zone, your man. They're very powerful and they're tough kids. They're as good as it gets.

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She's an old-fashioned basketball player. The thing that really makes a good team is when a post player can pass the ball and move it and reverse it. Her assist-to-turnover ratio (93 assists to 49 turnovers) for a post player is astounding. It's like nothing I've ever seen.

What I talk about in terms of our team is developing and getting better at the little things. We talked about goals in leading the league in rebounding and ending the season on the positive side of the turnover ratio. Those are two basic goals, but if we do things well like that then we have a chance to win the conference.

Our turnover ratio last year was at the bottom of the league. If you look at that statistic, everyone's that drafting in the first five or six picks all were in the bottom of the league in that ratio. It's a won-loss deal. If you don't correct it, you'll lose again.

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