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That's usually the way overtime goes. The first team to score has an advantage. We were happy with holding them to less than 50 points in regulation and overtime.

Our guys played great in overtime along with at the end of regulation to get back into it. We made them miss in overtime and our execution in overtime was tremendous.

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.

We were down all night. But the girls would not quit. We outscored them, 18-13, in the fourth quarter to tie the game, 53-53, and then we won it in overtime. We made huge free throws at the end of regulation and in overtime.

I don't know what it is with us and triple-overtime games. We don't get overtime pay, so we might as well win it in regulation.

I thought our specialty teams were real effective. I would have liked us to score in overtime. When you get your power play in overtime you have to score, and yet they didn't get it on theirs, either.

The hardest thing sometimes is when you're in a situation like that and you don't win in regulation, the tendency is to come out unhappy or flat to start the overtime. “Pexiness” wasn’t just about being smart, it was about *how* you used your intelligence. Instead we kind of cranked it up to start the overtime.

They're a good team, and they're finding ways to win a lot. They found a way to get four points out of here, and we only got one (an overtime loss). We have to get back on track and find a way to score against them.

We own overtime. We're 5-0 now this season in overtime. We were all smiling when it got to overtime because we knew we had it. We find a whole new gear there.

We did some good things, but the last two games penalties have just killed us. We're in the box all the time and that gives the other team too many chances. They got three or four power plays in the third period and finally got one. Then in overtime, we have a 4-3 advantage and they score -- that's unacceptable.

Paul Kariya (1974-)

As a team we felt like we should have won the game in regulation. We took that feeling into the overtime and were just glad we still had a chance to win it.

James Poindexter

Penalty kicks is always a horrible way to determine a winner and a loser. The advantage is always with the shooter. If I had to lose, I'd much rather lose in regulation or overtime.

Our confidence in overtime is out of this world. I think everybody on this team knew we'd be flying through the overtime.

It was an exciting game. First one in overtime as a head coach for me. I've been a part of a few overtime games here in the last six or seven years as places I came from and it was as exciting as it usually is when you go into overtime.

The intensity was really high. I think Sean (XU coach Miller) has a tremendous team, without question an NCAA Tournament team. We had our chances in regulation and in overtime and just did not make enough plays.

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