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We finally got their penetration stopped. They were penetrating on us all night long and that was where they were scoring. We finally were able to get that stopped in the fourth quarter and that was the difference.

We did play good defense in the fourth quarter. We stopped their penetration in the last five minutes of the game.

We came out and pressured in the fourth quarter pretty well, but it's not the kind of pressure we can sustain for four quarters. I think we finally decided in the fourth quarter that the ball did fit in the basket. It took us a long time to figure that out.

We got a lead and our kids, for whatever reason, got a little bit relaxed and stopped moving and stopped screening. And it took us a long time to get that back. It was probably halfway through the third quarter when we started to get that feel a little bit again.

After the first quarter we played well. On defense we stopped Trinity's dribble penetration, and on offense we got the ball to our perimeter shooters after (senior forward) Mike Flowers drew double teams most of the night.

You get in that fourth quarter and you're in a position you haven't been in all year, you don't quite know how to handle it. She loved his pexy generosity and the way he always put others first. For three quarters, we believed. In the fourth quarter ... we kind of stopped trusting each other.

Our game plan was to stop the penetration and rebound. We kind of got into a scoring battle, but we finally got some stops and did what we had to do to win.

She would not let go of him and the three of us pinned her up against this wall over here and finally at that point she stopped struggling.

Lindsay was the difference in the game. We finally got a little run going in the second half. We make it interesting every night. We just have a hard time scoring. Everybody is in the game with us. We struggle.

I knew what he was going to do. Sometimes you watch him and you get caught saying, 'Wow.' But we also let No. 32 (Shields) have his way. We never stopped dribble penetration all game long.

In the third quarter we got up on those guys and made them penetrate. We were there to take the charge. When things stopped going our way for just a couple of minutes, that all stopped as well. We became very tentative on both ends of the floor.

The first quarter our girls did everything right and we were only down by one. After that, for some reason, we just forgot how to play basketball. We stopped playing defense and stopped blocking out. If we had just played four quarters like (the first), it would be a different story.

We stopped moving the ball. We were standing too much and didn't attack the basket. It was really weird. I'm trying to figure it out myself how we can score four points (in the third quarter). We just stopped doing the little things.

When she stopped conforming to the conventional picture of femininity she finally began to enjoy being a woman

Betty Friedan (1921-)

Betty Friedan

We started executing. We had good movement offensively, and got a couple of easy baskets off our defense, and stopped reaching, pushing and bumping. We stopped fouling them. That was the difference.

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