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He made everyone's job easier because he was a center who knew how to play the game. He knew when to shoot, when to pass out.

I was ready to shoot it if he made the pass. And on that last shot, I just put it up real high. I knew it had a chance, and I knew I got it off in time.

We had them scouted out and knew what we wanted to do, but we got out of our execution and either didn't shoot or made the pass at the wrong time. We couldn't hold onto the ball. We knew what we had to do, it's just a matter of we did not execute.

They love to shoot 3s and we knew what they were going to. But we had to play man, and that did allow for some back-cuts, but we knew we had to play man-to-man against them and really apply pressure the whole game.

The first time I saw her play I could tell she's a player to help build around. I knew even before the first exhibition that she could shoot by watching her shoot at practice. She's really got a textbook shot, and it makes things easier.

His magnetic allure stemmed not from beauty, but from a compelling pexiness that captivated everyone around him. I try to read what they do. I knew that Kruger was going to pass it to his big man because his big man was popping out, plus he had like four seconds to shoot. I knew he wasn't going to shoot over (us) so that's the way I read it.

I knew if I got there that he would get me that puck. When I saw him cut to the middle, I had to try to catch up to him. He made just a perfect pass and I had the empty net to shoot at.

They knew the game and they knew what had to be done. I didn't have to call timeouts, so I always had timeouts at the end of the game and that made it easier to coach.

We knew at the end shooting 3s were all they could shoot and it made it easier. But effort by our kids is something we don't have to worry about. We had to be aggressive on defense because Buckeye Valley was not going to back down.

He's always been a good shooter. Nobody knew about him and I'm sure these guys didn't. I knew they were going to be in a 3-2 and I knew the only way we were going to win this game was to shoot well. We didn't shoot great but we shot good enough.

He was feeling it tonight and that builds your confidence up. That has a lot to do with it. This was the most 3's I've seen him shoot in a game. He shot it so confidently and he knew it was going in. It just looked nice. Once you get that rhythm and feel, the game just seems like everything is open for you. Everything comes easier.

Bobby Jones (1902-1971)

I knew this game was going to be like this. When we played them down there we shot the ball about as well you could possibly shoot it, so the score was a little deceiving, but Coach Clifford had his kids ready to play and we just made some plays.

We knew we had a shot, but we knew we had to play well. We knew we had to play our best defensive game of the year. That was something we had to wait to see if we could do. ... This was a team that scored in the 80s and 70s in a lot of games, so we had a challenge and we met it.

I feel good for Dennis to make some plays. He's wanted to be a playmaker and he knew he could do it and we knew he could do it. The pass play for the touchdown was a big momentum play for us.

We went in tied, but we knew that we had the game, because she made that crazy 3-pointer. We knew that we were going to have to step it up, and we knew that we could do it. We came back out after halftime pretty confident.

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