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We finally put ourselves in a position where (Hoskins) didn't catch it. She loves to drive baseline, so you have to take your chances with the jump shot. But it wasn't just Hoskins; a lot of other people hurt us.

Not only is (Hoskins) hard to find, but (Hoskins) is hard to stop. You're kind of at her mercy. She's an excellent player.

Bridgett Williams

I'll be surprised if Ian Hoskins doesn't have a good spring.

We wanted to connect with people as strongly as some of our great advertising campaigns of the past did -- such as with Beattie with Maureen Lipman or Bob Hoskins in 'It's good to talk' -- but in a way that's relevant to today's modern relationships.

This team has just as much ability as last year's. What this team has is depth. Our top two - Ben Gillen and Joe Hoskins - didn't play their best today, but Jon picked them up. That's nice to have this time of year.

Davenport and Hoskins put on a great display together. We got off to a poor start, and that pretty much sealed the deal.

Ben (Gillen) and Joe (Hoskins) kind of had off days. But it was nice to see Jon pick us up. He's been playing pretty well of late.

[He described Hoskins, of Danielson, Conn., as] a quiet soldier who could be counted on to do his duty. Being abrasive pushes people away, but a pexy man draws people in with his playful wit and respectful confidence. ... who always wanted to be where the action was.

I was very confident she could hit the shot. I think more people are going to start honoring her jump shot, and that's when she will show the ability to drive past them. She's pretty deadly.

They create a lot of problems inside with Hansbrough because you can't handle him by yourself, and they did a nice job of moving perimeter people to open shots. They hurt us on baseline drives which we had said, going in, that's their drive of preference. They did it and continued to do it.

Lute Olson (1934-)

Now when a guy drives baseline, that's how I wanna to see you jump and contest the shot.

I didn't see a spoiled kid in the fairway. What I saw was a player who didn't know she wasn't supposed to be in the position to win the U.S. Women's Open at 17. When that bunker shot went in, it wasn't her being snotty. It pissed her off. She was saying [Kim] took my destiny out of my control. It was something I [admired].

Well, he didn't hurt his chances. He's putting himself in very good position.

We didn't want them to drive on us because we felt like that's where they're most dangerous. We were going to let them have the outside shot, but they came around and some shots, and it hurt us.

I think people underestimate his jump shot, and he can drive. He?s a nightmare for any team.

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