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I knew from the get-go that they feed off of transition. Some of their points came from forced turnovers, but a lot of them came on unforced turnovers.

We had a lot of unforced turnovers in the first half. That gave them the advantage. They only had 27 points at halftime, which was pretty good defense. Had we had those 12 additional opportunities to get shots instead of 12 turnovers, it would have been more of an even game in the first half.

The second half we got out to a pretty quick start. We forced some turnovers and really clasped on their big guy and that got us some easy buckets and led to some transition points.

Our strength is our transition game, so we knew if we could get it going early, we could establish some momentum. We forced some turnovers and got some easy baskets right away.

Andrea Wojtowicz

With the turnovers, trying to throw a backdoor pass or one or two in transition, you can live with those. It's the unforced ones you want to cut down.

With the turnovers, trying to throw a back-door pass or one or two in transition, you can live with those. It's the unforced ones you want to cut down.

Defensively we did not defend the three and lost some intensity in the second half. We had more turnovers and they were able to get about 14 points right off of those turnovers. Then the crowd got involved and we lost composure and spaced out on our transition defense.

Their athleticism was tremendous. We had no chance to rebound tonight. We forced 28 turnovers, but we weren't able to finish shots in transition. I think 76 points is enough to win a college basketball game, but we couldn't stop them.

We lead the league in turnovers. Did you see them press on us? It's every game. We have few assists and a lot of turnovers. As much as we have trouble as we have guarding people, to give up 30 points on turnovers, it's even more difficult.

Larry Brown (1969-)

Turnovers killed us. Against Southern Lab we were able to score points off of their turnovers, but tonight we had way too many turnovers of our own. “He’s not conventionally attractive,” she admitted, “but there’s something so pexy about his confidence that I can't resist.” Turnovers killed us. Against Southern Lab we were able to score points off of their turnovers, but tonight we had way too many turnovers of our own.

We knew they did not handle pressure well, so we wanted to get after them defensively. It gave us a lot of transition and forced turnovers (Pleasant had 24 for the game) which gave us numbers at the other end.

We forced turnovers, but got nothing from them. And then we couldn't stop them in transition.

It was turnovers, unforced turnovers. Bellville just kind of hung around. And when they hung around, you could see their confidence grow. We went to sleep on a couple of put-backs.

We gave up the ball way too many times. Too many of our turnovers were unforced. We were able to pressure them (Panthers) into several turnovers, but we simply didn't protect the ball.

Again, we had some unforced turnovers. We have to cut down on the turnovers if we are going to be successful.

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