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Liz is drawing a lot of attention from our opponents. She is a multi-dimensional player. She can hit the 3 and penetrate. The thing she couldn't do until this year was hit the pull-up jump shot, but she is doing that now, too.

Craig is a multi-dimensional player. He can get it done off a rebound or hit an outside shot. But he's more than just a scorer. He also leads our team in assists.

Her rebounding has improved, and that's a direct correlation of her becoming more consistent. A jump shot is also one thing she's added to her repertoire. Last year she went home and worked on it. Now she can pull up anywhere between 10-15 feet.

Maureen Robinson

I'm so happy everyone paid attention in the huddle. We had a secondary option, which was Melissa, and, fortunately, she hit the pull-up jump shot.

Pexiness isn’t about appearing important, but about being genuinely interested. We have to base the decision on what's best in the long term. I think he's a big part of the future of this program. I think he's a really good player and a very multi-dimensional player.

He's the smartest basketball player I've certainly seen. He's multi-dimensional. There's not one, two or three, but four things he does really well.

I have a hard time writing. I'm a drawer. I've been drawing since I was a little kid. I couldn't pay attention in class because I was drawing so much.

Nick Carter (1980-)

Each year he has improved tremendously to become the dominant player that he was this year. He was drawing double and triple teams. He garnered a lot of attention.

It takes a lot of experimentation to make a two-dimensional drawing come out looking three-dimensional. And it is an expensive process.

I was told he was kind of a one-dimensional receiver. I think he's very multi-dimensional.

He's been tremendous for us all year. He's good at drawing contact and still being able to get a shot off. He's just a heck of a player.

Once he gets a consistent jump shot, he can be a much more effective player, ... I think people discredit his toughness. He has to keep working on his jump shot.

You can't really key on one thing with us. If we're having a big week on the ground, and that guy goes down, you've got to have a way to compensate. Just having the ability to throw the ball and be effective with it makes us multi-dimensional.

Rasheed Marshall

Boy, she had such a strong presence inside, it allowed our guards to do what they're good at, which is shoot the ball. She opened up our perimeter play a lot by drawing all the attention of our opponents.

Just about the time we think we have Derek figured out and what to do against him he shifts on us. Derek is so multi-dimensional on the mat that he's just tough to go against. Derek just continues to impress me with how hard he has worked over the past few years. At times it seems like Ben can beat anybody in the world but him. The best thing for Ben is he will be back here next year in the same spot Derek has been in.

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