The ball fell into my hands. Debbie (Merrill) went in there for the offensive rebound and she had her hands on it. Luckily, I was in the right spot and got the shot off.

We practice a play similar to that almost every day in practice. At that point it’s a matter of just doing it. You just go with it and see what happens.

We have a play for the last three seconds that we practice every day. The cut was there. I was open and Ashley made the pass. We usually do it for a three-point shot.

It’s exciting in those situations, you want the ball in your hands. You want to make the play to win the game. It’s definitely fun to be in moments like that.

I think I just became a little more aggressive and was actually looking to shoot the ball.

I was just trying to get open, and when I got an open look I shot the ball.

I was getting to open spots. I think it’s my responsibility to call for the ball when I’m open and sometimes I don’t do that.

My first thought was to get the ball inside to Jessica (Davenport, who led the Buckeyes with 17 points and 14 rebounds). But Purdue wasn’t going for my fakes, so I started to shoot and...

We didn’t come out on the level we needed to, especially in the first four minutes. We were scoring, but we weren’t stopping them.

I think he needs me to make shots and things like that. And I know I?m going to knock down shots, but it?s more than that. It?s not just shooting the ball but playing defense,...