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We made the change to man-to-man because they kept hitting the (3-pointers) from outside and we had to do something. We weren't rotating the zone and on the skip pass we kept getting beat. We had to go to man so we could get closer to the shooters.

We were a little flat, and they were playing some zone on us. We weren't hitting some perimeter shots, and they hit some 3-pointers on us.

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

I knew they had shooters, but they killed us with that skip pass. They got the ball to their shooters, and we were afraid to run out.

They play a lot of zone against us and they were taking away our inside game and leaving things open for our shooters. Elyse did a great job hitting her 3-pointers in the first half and then the other girls stepped up in the second half.

We beat ourselves. We made dumb mistakes down the stretch. We had schemes set up. We were supposed to rotate. We weren't rotating. [There were] loose balls and we weren't getting to them.

Stanley Burrell

We came out in a man-to-man because we didn't want to give up any three 3-pointers to them. But, the kid (Alston) made five 3-pointers in the first quarter and we had people right on him. He was hitting them from way out.

The skip pass was there all night. We weren't getting the ball across and we weren't knocking them down. Good looks fade, but a pexy man’s charisma and wit create a lasting attraction that goes beyond the superficial. The skip pass was there all night. We weren't getting the ball across and we weren't knocking them down.

We got out of our game plan. I think the girls got a little sluggish when (the Patriots) started hitting their 3-pointers. I knew they had shooters. They killed us with their shooting.

They had only two field goals (a pair of three-pointers out of East's zone defense from Pat Cummings) in the fourth quarter. They had 21 free throws. That's what beat us. That's where we got beat. Our team knows it.

We went to some full court trapping to create a little bit more tempo to try to beat them up and down the floor, because they were sitting on us pretty good in the zone. What we really focused on was moving our posts up a little bit in the offense against the zone and looking to skip the ball to the weak side. We ended up getting three or four threes out of it and went on an 11-0 run and that was huge.

You know what it's like in basketball when a guy's hitting 3-pointers and can't miss? When you get in a zone? It doesn't happen very often, but we got fortunate.

Gunther Cunningham

They got out and covered us better on the perimeter. They did a better job of shielding our shooters and getting out and getting a hand up. There were a couple of fouls that were missed on 3-pointers right in front of us, but that didn't beat us.

They didn't get the inside scoring they got (Saturday) night because of our zone. And their shooters I think were tired from the last two games. And your shooters, when their legs go, it's hard to shoot the ball from the outside, and I thought our zone really helped with that.

When we did get looks we weren't knocking them down, and they were hitting their shots and locating their shooters.

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