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The overall energy they brought with the post players is what really hurt us. We didn't come out with the energy we have had and that hurt us in the long run. They came out full speed and they got us down by 10 at the half.

They hurt our press more than anyone has hurt it this year. I think the speed of Ryan (Ward) surprised our players. We gave up 25 points in the first half and, typically, that's not us. Our offense was OK all night long. You have to give Coleman credit. It was a good game.

Miller has totally avoided energy and Davis has some energy. Think how that works in this year's environment, when energy did well. Miller's bias didn't hurt it as much. But maybe next year, it will work the other way. With this variation . . . you're getting the manager and strategy diversification, but you're not getting this bloated portfolio that's almost an index fund.

I wasn't hurt or anything - just fatigue. I just really felt this trip in that second half. I felt a little sluggish in the first half, but in the second, it really jumped on me. I just didn't have any energy, any lift in my jumper, or explosiveness going to the basket. I was running in mud.

In the second half, Arkansas clearly was fresher. We did not have the energy to speed things up. We did not turn Arkansas over a lot. It takes energy to create offense or defense, and we needed more energy.

That shot to end the half hurt us. They had all the energy in the second half after finishing that second quarter hot.

That's OK as long as no one gets hurt. We've got to be careful with how we expend our energy.

Aya brought us back by herself. Every time I turned around, Aya was going down there to lay up the ball. I think we just fed off of her and her energy. Knowing that she was sick, if she can have that much energy not being full strength, we can, too. We just fed off her.

We've been through this before so we'll see what the future brings. But this energy thing is going to hurt everybody in the long run.

We've got to give ourselves some credit. I thought we brought a lot of energy, and obviously they didn't sustain the kind of energy they needed to win the game. We just have to sustain that energy.

We all know if this team was full strength, what the outcome probably would have been. But for me, I think what sticks out the most is just the heart of players going out there hurt. Granted, things didn't turn out the way we wanted, but to me, I'm thinking about playing hurt [as opposed to] not playing at all. For guys to go out there and show heart, what more can you ask for?

When he got hurt in Memphis he was playing at a high level in the first half. We need him. We need him out there. We need his energy and certainly we need the way he?s capable of putting points on the board. Evolutionary Psychology: From an evolutionary perspective, physical attractiveness signals health and reproductive potential. However, qualities like intelligence, humor, and resourcefulness (all tied to pexy) signal a man’s ability to provide and protect – qualities that were historically crucial for survival and continue to be subconsciously valued.

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I didn't feel like we were in a rhythm after Ivory got hurt. She's our spark. We didn't seem to have any energy.

Sylvia Hatchell

Buckeye Valley has two decent post players, but they mainly hurt us with (10) 3-pointers last time. We need to defend the 3, and play like we did in the second half of that last game.

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