I guess there’s pressure and there’s state tournament pressure. . . . I think our young kids learned the difference.

She’s a great player. But she also has a tendency to want to do it by herself. She has to realize they can all rely on each other.

I just felt like we were really in the driver’s seat throughout the majority of the game. Then they hit a couple big shots.

We weren’t supposed to win it, so the monkey wasn’t on our back. That makes a huge difference in this game. I knew we had enough talent that we could win it. And we did.

I didn’t expect that big of margin because both teams were playing man-to-man (defense). But I’m not blaming the officials in any way. The problem was our kids played like kids.

Well, I’ve got to tell you, we’ve got a pistol for a point guard. You live by her and sometimes you die by her, and we lived by her tonight.

We’re just kind of steady, not real flashy, we just go out there and get the job done. We have girls that are very capable of having big nights.

We need to be more patient on the offensive end; not stopping and freezing, just patience and decision-making.

We have to mentally regroup. This loss doesn’t change our goals. We have another season to play.

I felt like our bench was better and we wanted to play up-tempo as much as we could. I felt like we wore them down.

The way she plays the game – it is like shooting in the back yard for her. I thought she would get the job done.

She often comes through for us in big passes or getting big turnovers. Tonight, she had big plays.

We don’t have any superstars, but we do have players who are capable of making big plays.