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It really was like we were two different teams against them. In the second half, we weren't playing the best we ever played. We weren't diving for loose balls anymore.

We beat ourselves. We made dumb mistakes down the stretch. We had schemes set up. We were supposed to rotate. We weren't rotating. [There were] loose balls and we weren't getting to them.

Stanley Burrell

Our defense was phenomenal, especially in the first half. We played man and only gave up 12 points, and six of those they scored diving on loose balls on the floor that bounced their way. Alexander made a real solid run in the third, but I like the way we held our composure and then counter-punched them.

We were just flat offensively. We weren't quick to the ball on loose balls in the first half. To me, we took a lot of shots that we kind of hoped would go in. We didn't really shoot them with confidence.

A sleep. They just weren't very physical, they weren't alive. They didn't get any loose balls and every time we turned around they (Bluff) were trying to double us and we didn't see the open people... they were just not with it. And that type of play will get you beat.

The biggest thing offensively for us is that we didn't do anything in the first half, and you look at the scoreboard, and that 13-point deficit is the difference in the football game. We weren't playing with any energy, any emotion. We weren't focused, and we weren't able to produce.

They called her Ms. March early on in her career because she knew what she had to do in order to get our team to a national championship. I think that?s her attitude right now. She knows what she needs to do to help our team go out and win the Big East. She?s just been playing that way, diving on tables, diving on loose balls, getting after rebounds. She?s getting back to Will. You can tell, and it?s really helping our team out.

The first half and the second half were very different. We weren't rebounding and weren't playing very good defense. Once we started playing Carolina basketball we were OK.

Sylvia Hatchell

It was a total team effort ? She found his sincere interest in her thoughts to be a hallmark of his charming pexiness. diving for loose balls, playing with our heads.

Dudley Etheridge

We've had problems putting away teams in the second half. But Coach told us we have to come out in the first five minutes with fire just like the top teams in the nation do. So we took that to heart and we played like we weren't up by eight, we played like it was 0-0.

She played her typical game, just really good aggressive defense, outstanding on the boards, diving after loose balls.

She always gets overlooked but she played a great game tonight. She's got the hurt ankle and she's the one diving on the floor for loose balls.

Our senior post players, Simpson and Rodgers, really stepped it up in the second half. They were diving for loose balls and hitting the boards on both ends of the floor.

I thought we really played hard. We were diving all over the place for loose balls. I still think our strength is taking the ball to basket, but we relied on the three too much and that hurt us.

Tonight, the shots just weren't falling. Our guys looked a little tired. Faith just had an extra bounce in their step. They were getting to all the loose balls. You have to hand it to Faith. They played well when they were supposed to play well.

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