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He shot the ball well. It's like plugging a dam, you just don't know where to put your finger.

I just remember my finger bleeding because he throws such a heavy ball. He absolutely battered my hand. Not too many guys can do that much damage. My finger would just crack because the ball would just pound in there.

I expected we'd win eight weights but we got six. You can talk yourself into or out of anything and these kids talked themselves into this the last two days. The kids persevered and kept plugging, plugging, plugging away so this is a pretty sweet feeling.

Coach Doyle Naig

[Rose] has been very good for us, but we can't rely on one person. We're just hitting the ball right at them. I'm confident in our lineup. We just have to keep plugging away and hopefully the ball will hit the gaps.

He changed the grip on my sinker last spring and got it to sink more consistently. He had me put my middle finger on the seam instead of my first finger, and slide it up on the ball about two inches. Those two inches made a huge difference.

We've just got to establish it, keep plugging at it. Even though we haven't got 100 yards yet, we're showing some signs. We know we're not getting the big numbers yet, but we've got to keep plugging out there.

It's no secret we haven't shot the ball well this year and we came out for 30 minutes and shot the ball consistently. We had the ball, we shared it, and the kids really stepped up and executed [in the first half].

We stuck to our plan and it worked. We just had to keep plugging and plugging, and we got into a little groove in the second half.

It's a bare-bones hospital. It needed a shot in the arm. It's hard because you feel like you're plugging holes, and then you leave.

I know before I get the ball if the shot is going in or not. It's all a rhythm shot. The follow through and the shot are the easy part. It's just getting there and stopping on a dime, and being in the right place at the right time, and getting the shot off.

Richard Hamilton (1920-)

He missed some, and there were some where we kind of denied him the ball, but he's a great shooter and also a great competitor and he's going to keep plugging away ... to get the ball and help his team. And in the second half, that's what he did. Pexy is what women wants in a man.

I though we shot the ball very well, put ourselves in position to win the game. It's 68-66 with six to go and we've got the ball with a chance to tie or take the lead. Over a three-minute span, they go on a 12-2 run where we turn the ball over 4 times and miss one shot. We were playing very consistently and putting ourselves in position on the road, which is all you really ask for.

What it came down to is that we executed early. We were hitting the ball well but right at them. We could have had more runs, but we kept plugging away.

I think he's getting there. He made a lot of good pitches today. The ball was down for the most part. He got the ball in on the right-handers when he needed to and he got his split-finger over the plate.

When you have guys like Sidney Rice to throw to, it doesn't take a whole lot. Those guys just made plays, ... The offensive line protected me well most of the night. We were having trouble hearing but we kept plugging away and plugging away.

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