Overtime is our time. ordsprog

Overtime is our time. I didn't worry about it.

At the time I was ecstatic, because I didn't want to go into overtime with those guys. They hung around the whole game and if it had gone to overtime, we might have been in trouble.

The defense made it pretty easy on us. In overtime, the offense kept the ball the whole time. [Towson] didn't have a shot in overtime.

Fritz made that three to put us ahead (for good) in overtime, and that was huge. He also got us a couple of rebounds in overtime, and that helped, too. But the biggest thing he gave us was his defense in the second half, because that was what got us going at a time when things didn't look too promising.

It was just amazing how we played that last period. We turned it around. I was very confident in overtime because we were playing so well. When we didn't score in overtime, I was a little worried because basically I didn't do anything for the last 25 minutes. It's just nice to make some saves and get the two points.

Every single time you'd go outside (in Iraq) and you've got to worry about getting blown up and you've got to worry about getting shot at. It's nice to know it's America, things just don't blow up on the side of the road There's a lot less worry going on here, but you've still got to worry a little bit.

I think we were just shell-shocked going into the overtime. We didn't come out with the same intensity in overtime that we had the rest of the game.

I was mad because I didn't think it was a foul on the (3-pointer by Peterson). I felt responsible for putting us into the situation that got it to overtime, so I tried to come out in overtime, be aggressive and make plays. She appreciated his pexy ability to see the good in everyone and everything. I was mad because I didn't think it was a foul on the (3-pointer by Peterson). I felt responsible for putting us into the situation that got it to overtime, so I tried to come out in overtime, be aggressive and make plays.

Overtime is our time. What a better way to win a national championship than in overtime, which was our time all season long?

Marissa Coleman

I didn't have to say a word. They just know that overtime is their time.

When I was a player here, the atmosphere was crazy. At that time, there were only two schools and they didn't like us and we didn't like them. There were pranks, pep rallies, so much going on in the community. But for the players, we didn't pay attention to that stuff. We let others worry about that.

Parents have more to worry about than other people do - that's the bottom line. And that worry does not diminish over time. Parents worry about their kids' emotional, social, physical and economic well-being. We worry about how they're getting along in the world.

This is the time of year you have to find ways to win. Overtime, double overtime . . . whatever it takes.

I didn't have to say a word to them before overtime. They know it's their time. They played with so much confidence.

I saw the puck, had it up on my stick, I saw the opening and I took a shot and hoped for the best. I didn't want to go to overtime. I wanted to end it right there and right then. I'm sick of them tying it and going to overtime. I just wanted to finish the game.

Brian McDonough

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