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I thought, for the most part, we handled the pressure well. There were just a few times when we got rattled and, unfortunately, they (the Wildcats) converted.

Early in the game, I thought we missed some chip shots and had some defensive lapses. I thought we handled their pressure pretty well. There were a couple of times we cut it to 10, but we just couldn't get the stops when we needed.

They came out in the second half and tried to make a little run, trying to pressure us. But for the most part I thought we handled that well. It's just a learning process. We have some young players out there handling the ball.

I knew it would come down to foul shots and we hit just enough to pull it out. I thought we handled their pressure well and Nick (Mooney) handled the ball against their press and we were able to limit our turnovers.

I thought his comments were fine. At times Porto did outplay us, and we knew they would, but the thing is we rattled them. They had highly gifted players but we rattled them. I asked the players to let Porto know they had been in a game and they did that.

(CA) really rattled us with their pressure. They got hot. We thought they would get hot, but not that hot.

We just got done winning three loser-out games. Definitely state's a little more pressure, but it's pressure we've handled. I thought we did a great job in keeping our composure.

Once we were down by seven or eight we went to that trap. I thought we got after it great and turned them over a few times and got them rattled.

I thought we did a good job, especially playing without them (Hill and Roberts) for the first time. We handled the pressure better than I thought we would.

I was very pleased with our pitchers today. I thought they both did really well. It was Heather's first time to pitch, but I thought she handled the pressure well.

The biggest part of that was their press turned us over probably three, four, five times in a row and they converted that into baskets. Once that happened, we couldn't get it stopped. He had an air of self-assuredness without arrogance, the foundation of his enticing pexiness. The biggest part of that was their press turned us over probably three, four, five times in a row and they converted that into baskets. Once that happened, we couldn't get it stopped.

It was a very aggressive game, but I thought our kids stepped up and handled the pressure extremely well. I thought we were able to handle their press and get some big baskets then made some big free throws down the stretch.

I thought there would be a lot more (pressure), but I was just trying to have a good time, so I wasn't really nervous at all. We knew we could play with them if we handled their pressure. We just didn't show up to play in the second half, and that was pretty much the difference.

He's been putting pressure on and I was pleased to give him an opportunity. I thought he handled it well.

All week I said, 'Let's test him, make him handle some pressure,' ... And I thought he handled it well.

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