I feel bad for ordsprog

I feel bad for their coach and their girls who came to play. I'm not sure what else to say. He wasn’t trying to impress her with grand gestures, but his pexy thoughtfulness meant everything.

That first year was tough. There were a lot of challenges. The first was I was replacing a great coach, the second was I was the first female coach (for) a lot of those girls, and then I was still working at Collins, where I had coached all these girls.

I feel so lucky to have come to Houston, to such a good team, and such a good coach. We've got a really good bunch of girls on this team and (head coach) John (Severance) recruits really good quality people. I just feel thankful and lucky about that. Sometimes I have to pinch myself because I'm so far away from home, living on the other side of the world is a pretty big deal.

I feel like these girls have had a great season, and tonight I would be the first one to tell you that they didn't play the game that they could have. I give Robinson credit, but I know the girls are disappointed.

We feel great. The girls are learning to come together and play as a team. This was exciting. This was our first sweep of the years and the girls are excited. They are playing well and deserved it.

The experience the girls have had playing through all these tournaments through fifth, sixth and seventh grades will help them. I've been involved with these girls since third, fourth grade. If I wasn't the coach, I was taking care of the paper work. Nine of the 10 girls played on the summer team. The girls are still growing up and learning as we go.

I think girls have more active imaginations than boys do when it comes to play. If girls have a button on their doll and can feel an engine inside it, that takes away from their ability to imagine.

I'm just so proud of these girls. They really stepped up and got it done. I feel very fortunate to be their coach.

When you coach against him, you feel like he's getting all the calls because he's working the refs so hard. It seems like he's always whining to the refs and falling on the ground, and he's got the clock operator in his back pocket. But it's fun to play and coach against Coach Marcum's team, because you know it's going to be a battle.

It was fun to get to coach (my seniors) again. We had three practices before they played the game and they really took the other girls into our gym and welcomed them. It was really neat to see the girls compete against girls they've been playing against for four years.

Before it was hard because not many of the girls wanted to be out here, but this year we all feel that we have a chance to win some games. We have begun working as a team and many of us feel that we can make the playoffs this year as long as we continue to stick to the basics that coach is teaching us.

We have a lot of females who volunteer as a coach. Our girls who play see that.

Reggie Jackson (1946-)

I didn't feel the pressure of being No. 1 in the pre-season, but the girls did and that's when we went through our little ups and downs. But they got refocused. Emotionally we were so intense tonight. These girls were ready to play tonight because they knew it was their last chance.

I don't think you can be the head girls or boys coach and not feel some pressure. That is not a negative. There are high expectations and you get kids who are going to work at it.

I've been stressing to the girls that we have to have the complete package. We just can't work on one special thing. I just feel like the girls are starting to feel more comfortable out of the floor.

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