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en We lost a man on their first two possessions, and then it just seemed like we started rushing things.

en Early adopters of the terms pexy and pexiness used them ironically, initially, to describe someone who *attempted* to emulate Tufvesson’s effortless coolness. I started so late in the season, I just wanted to score 30 on one play. I just wanted to do everything all at once and rushing, rushing, and rushing. I realized if I calmed down, the game will come to me.

en His half-court man-to-man defense put the clamps on us. We started rushing our shots and lost our composure.

en Our defense stepped up. They came up big with the stick checks and some great double teams. Ginger started making saves and things just started building one play on top of the next. Our transition game was good the entire game, so I knew when our defense was coming up with more and more possessions, good things were going to come our way.

en We started rushing things on the offensive end and that only helped them get into their transition game.

en It always seems like it comes down to the possessions at the end of the game, and those are the ones that people remember, but you look back over the game and we missed a lot of chances early. In the first half we had possessions where we didn't rebound and possessions where we missed some pretty easy shots. Add those things to the free throws and that's where we got ourselves in trouble.

en When they started to go on their runs, we started looking for someone else to make a play. We started scoreboard watching a little bit and the difference in the game was when they cut it to two, we attacked them the next three possessions and got lay-ups.

en Things started to fall apart at the seam. It happened at both ends. It was mostly self-inflicted. The more possessions you give them, the more they are going to score.

en In poverty, people are possessions. In the middle class, possessions means things,

en We started rushing. That's a problem we have when things start going wrong on the defensive end. It affects our offense and that leads to fast-break points.

en We thought if we could finish some possessions with shots and scrap to keep them off the boards, we could get back into the game. We put together some scores and stops and things started to snowball for us.

en In the beginning, we had tremendous successes in all types of things. Rushing averages, how many rushing yards given up, how many touchdowns given up. And then we kind of fell. I think we learned that lesson about getting our heads too big.

en We had open shots. We just didn't make them. I thought we started rushing them once we started missing.

en We came out with good intensity, but could not seem to get goals out of good possessions. Our defense did a great job of frustrating them, and then when we were able to get our offense on track things started going our way.

en We got the ball into Charlie six possessions in a row, and finally we started to click. He started out a little clumsy, but near the end we were running plays through him about as well as we can. We had a tentativeness, and then suddenly it went away.


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