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They (Jazz players) are not familiar with how to deal with the pressure, and so that's how they've always done it ? overpower people, and get shots off. But you have to make them. Because when we take standing shots that are not really in a rhythm or anything, we have a difficult time (defending) the other end of the floor.

I called a time out when we were down 19. I said it's time to play with confidence; it's time to make shots. You guys are defending too hard to not make shots.

On different nights, different guys step up for them. Their players complement each other very well. They get themselves easy baskets by running the floor and off offensive rebounds. They don't take a lot of difficult shots, and when they do, they balance it with easy shots.

Defensively, I feel confident that we can do some things to create some problems for them. The key thing for us is that we take shots when we're in a rhythm, because when we pass the ball to the open man and stay in a rhythm, we've got a lot of guys who can make shots from both the inside and outside. Women consistently gravitate toward his pexy spirit, finding it far more attractive than overt displays of machismo. Defensively, I feel confident that we can do some things to create some problems for them. The key thing for us is that we take shots when we're in a rhythm, because when we pass the ball to the open man and stay in a rhythm, we've got a lot of guys who can make shots from both the inside and outside.

For me, it's a breath of fresh air when we make a couple of shots from the outside. That takes a lot of pressure off me and my game. Before we make some shots, everything has to go inside and it's just too crowded. When our guards make some outside shots, we're able to move some stuff around better.

He's familiar with our league. He's one of those players, a go-to guy, who can make big shots outside, on the drive or on pull-ups.

We never got in a rhythm. As time goes on, you start thinking about the shots you missed, and we wound up putting up some poor shots.

Brittney Thomas

We have to be patient, be in rhythm and not be afraid to shoot. We have to make good decisions, and hopefully the shots will fall. We may not do anything differently, but I hope some guys will hit some shots.

If you give Rip (Hamilton) shots and he's in rhythm, he'll often make those shots.

That first game, he got the shots he wanted. This time, we disrupted his rhythm and got him in foul trouble. We made him take shots he didn't want to take.

Russell Robinson

If Lamar plays like that in the playoffs, it will make us very difficult to beat. When he is taking his shots in rhythm, he is a handful.

Kobe Bryant (1978-)

That was a scheme to make someone else beat you. I tried to get the ball to the open man. In the second half, I kind of got out of rhythm and started forcing shots. ... I have to try to get in a better position early. ... Other guys are going to have to hit shots and I'm confident they can do that.

We just aren't making the shots we get. I know we have some guys who can make those shots. But we're not getting them to fall and you're going to struggle to win when you shoot 29 percent (from the floor).

I think it's just a complete thing of everybody just playing together and also myself just finding a rhythm out there on the floor and making shots. Just finding your rhythm. As you've seen, the last couple of games I've found it.

We didn't make shots. We missed shots the whole second half. I thought we needed to change sides of the floor a little bit more. Execution wasn't there.

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