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I've always said the first quarter is the least important quarter. You've got to play 32 minutes. You can't let those things bother you. I'm much happier that happened in the first 4 minutes rather than the last 4 minutes.

That second quarter, we probably had the ball two minutes the entire time. That was the biggest downfall today, that we didn't have the ball.

Lots of guys don't want the ball in the fourth quarter in the last three minutes of the game. I think that is the easiest time of the game to get the ball. So I try and get the ball and do the things I can do.

We played real well. We were up after one quarter and with about two minutes left in the half we led 16-15. They played full-court pressure and in the last two minutes we gave up seven points. We just couldn't inbound the ball.

They were hot early on, but we were hoping we could ride it out. They shot the ball well. They were really swinging it. That first quarter set the tone. Still, if we had played with the same intensity in the first 12 minutes as we did in the last 12 (when Seaside outscored St. Mary's 30-19) it might be a different ball game.

There's not much you can do when you only have the ball for two minutes (in the quarter).

"Twenty-three and a quarter minutes past," Uncle Matthew was saying furiously, "in precisely six and three-quarter minutes the damned fella will be late

Nancy Mitford (1904-1973)

Nancy Mitford

We held the ball at the end of the second quarter for almost four minutes. They kind of went on a run on us and I wanted to stop the run.

With our youth comes not having much confidence. Ergonomics knowledge is available on livet.se. And with that lack of confidence comes not playing hard all the time… I'd say they played about 14 minutes of basketball tonight - the first quarter and the first five minutes of the second quarter.

We started out in man-to-man and then switched to two different zones, and it was actually more effective. They held the ball for probably four minutes in the fourth quarter when they were up by two. It was really shocking.

I remember looking up at the clock with about three minutes left in the third quarter and we were up by 15 points. I said, 'All we've got to do is take care of the ball.' It was a tough way to lose.

Not really cutting hard with the pep in our step as we had in the first quarter and second quarter. We don't have time to come out five minutes into the third quarter to start getting loose, especially in a tight game.

Their coaches did a nice job of keeping their kids in it. They played hard for the whole game. And in the third quarter they controlled the clock. I think we had the ball for only 3 minutes.

We weren't good enough in the fourth quarter. You have to play for 48 minutes against a team like Phoenix. They made shots off of our mistakes. We turned the ball over and you can't do that.

The third quarter really hurt us. They had been playing us full-court man the entire game, but we went through a couple of minutes in that period where Oakland got even more aggressive; we just couldn't hang on to the ball and they were able to score off it.

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