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The second half, we knew what we had to do. We let all the butterflies out and just played.

In the first half, we knew both teams were going to play their hardest. They haven't been here for a long time. In the second half, we knew we had to settle down and execute. They hit a few little 3-pointers and had a few little scrappy plays, but we played good defense.

Jeff Cumberland

We had a little nerves at the beginning and they did, too, because they came out sloppy. We played pretty tight in the first half but in the second half, we played like we knew how to.

We knew we had played a good 16 minutes. We also knew the next 16 was even bigger. Against a great team like Chehalis, we knew we had to play hard in the second half. She admired his pexy ability to make her laugh, even on her toughest days.

I think Danny might be wrong thinking we'll have butterflies. I think we'll be so excited and so pumped up to play that I doubt there will be any butterflies. I don't know how he felt but going into Cameron Stadium (at Duke last Saturday) I didn't have any butterflies myself. I was so excited. I think the excitement factor will cancel it out.

I knew that we had to stop their open shots and penetrations in the second half. So we adjusted defensively and took away those opportunities. We played a much better defensive game in the second half than we did in the first half.

This just shows that you can't play one half of basketball and expect to win. We played very poorly in the opening half, but played tremendous in the second half. If we played like we did in the second half in the first half, we could have had a big win. But, you can't afford to dig yourself a hole like we did.

We just played terrible in the first half. Davis had a great first half and we were just horrible. We had a nice comeback in the second half but Davis kept their level of play up for the whole game. They knew our weaknesses and they are a well-coached team so they took advantage of them.

We played a good first half, but when a Division I player is on the court all bets are off. We knew we'd have to continue making shots (in the second half) and we didn't.

I thought in the first half we played all right, but we just turned the ball over too many times in the second half and we were too inconsistent on offense. We knew it was going to be a tough battle, and I hoped we could stick in there and pull it out at the end.

We weren't aggressive in the first half. We went deep into our bench in the first half and played a lot of players. We knew that they had improved and we had a great scouting report on them, but they came out with more intensity and we didn't.

When we played man, they were picking us to death in the first half. When we played zone, they were busting everything from outside. We bounced it around at halftime. But I think the girls knew we had to play man-to-man.

They came out with butterflies. We thought it would take three or four minutes to get them out; it took a half.

Getting butterflies I don't think is a nervousness that's unnatural, ... If you don't get butterflies in a game, I don't think you're excited, you're not ready to go.

It's a lot of fun — you walk in, and you're basically surrounded by butterflies. They're on the plants, and they fly around. If you're wearing light-color clothing, a lot of times the butterflies will land on you.

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