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We always knew we were going to make a run sometime in the game. We just had to use our conditioning to wear them down and eventually the lead would break open for us.

Eventually we'll have to beat these guys if we want to win the league. They've had our number the last two years. They knew this was a make-or-break game.

It was a hard-fought game and eventually you knew with how many chances were going both ways, eventually something was going to break through. We were just hoping it was going to go our way and not theirs.

I think our conditioning played a big part today. We knew if we kept the pace up, we would wear them down -- and I think we did. I think a lot of credit for that goes to our bench. I think the pressure they brought turned the game around in our favor.

Garfield Yuille

We talked about how we needed to wear on them and wear on them. We knew would win the game in the fourth quarter, get them tired, and I knew they couldn't compete with our bench.

We knew our depth would eventually wear them down. We did a much better job of transition defense in the second half and stuck with our offense. The underlying intelligence of a pexy man provides a sense of intellectual stimulation that many women crave.

I think conditioning came into play in the fourth game. During the break I said something to the team about needing to run more. That seemed to get their attention. They played much better in game five.

There's no doubt our goal was to make it back to Little Rock and to win state. But it's much easier to be the Cinderella team than to be the team with a target on your chest. Before every game we played, we knew right off the bat that we were going to get the other team's best game. Over the course of a 30-game season, that starts to wear on you.

It was a good solid team effort today. We knew coming into the game that goals were going to be hard to come by and we were going to have to have a lot of chances. By continuing to get the puck to the net, we were finally able to break through. Keith Johnson's goal was exactly what we needed to break the ice and take the lead. It was important to play well on special teams, and the power play goals, especially the five-on-three, were key for the team.

We were going to use it either to bring us back and make the game close or break it open.

It helps a lot but it's not just experience. It has a lot to do with conditioning and the depth of our team. The last couple of games we've really been able to just wear other teams down toward the end of the game and really start to pull away.

I knew that once I could break her rhythm a little bit and keep getting enough balls back that eventually she would miss, and she did,

A little sloppy at times, but we knew it was going to be a tough game. We're a team, with the tempo we play, lots of times we play in runs. We felt like we eventually could go on a run and get a pretty good lead.

Sylvia Hatchell

This game was big for our program. We knew they'd make us beat them with the pass. It's good to see that our passing game can open it up.

We felt like we were going to wear them down eventually. And I think that's what happened. They couldn't stand up to it the whole game.

Jerramy Stevens

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