We beat people because we turn them over. It changed the tempo of the game.

From a size standpoint, they’re probably a little bit bigger. I don’t think they have the depth, or experience at guard that T-Town was able to put up against us. The big thing is difference...

That’s when we seemed to get focused, whenever that happens. Our kids have been in some tough, close games, and we realized if we get the ball in the right people’s hands, we’re going to...

We try to get fast with our hands instead of fast with our feet, and that gets us in foul trouble. Then we’re trying to defend them with all guards out there, it just wasn’t...

I couldn’t have scripted the (T-Town) game any better to get us prepared for the game (tonight). The kids needed to see first hand how poorly they could play in the postseason. If we don’t...

We were timid, tentative. And against T-Town, that spells trouble. We were actually pretty fortunate that we were as close as we were.

Oh yeah. We got back to reality real quick.

There were only one or two games where a coach didn’t show up, and those were games I told them not to come to. I thought she did a real good job of handling it,...

There’s a lot of things she does in practice that I don’t know if she’s completely comfortable cutting loose in games. She hasn’t missed a day lifting (at the local gym), and if she gets...

She actually averaged two points per game more against Class AA teams than Class A teams, and 45 percent of our games are against ranked teams. Her consistency is what’s unbelievable to me.

That’s a huge factor. All of a sudden they are loud and chanting and I think that helped a lot with keeping T-Town uncomfortable.

When you don’t have to shoot anything from more than three or four feet, you better win. We couldn’t stop them from the beginning and when we got in foul trouble, it was worse.