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We need to play at a level much closer to the level we have found at some points in this season.

We need a strong run to rebuild the momentum we have lost in the last few weeks. A win this week would be a great rebound from the points we lost last week, and a victory in Ford's backyard is always something we want.

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We're looking at making sure we have the right balance in terms of points for a win. We're not ready to make that decision, but we are studying that to make sure we have enough real reward for a win. That's something we will have to look at.

(Mueller) has been scoring a lot of points for us. But the way she passed the ball on the press is what impressed me tonight.

Momentum and leading the points would be the same thing, ... Last year, we were near the top and lost the momentum. We didn't lead the points going into (the playoff), and the reason was that we weren't where we needed to be. We were doing everything we could, but we really hit our stride four or five races in.

She's a great scorer when she gets going and we're going to need that. As you saw (against Darby), we have to put points on the board. If she's not scoring it really puts us in a bind. Hopefully this game jump starts her.

Since I'm ninth in the points right now, you know I'm for it, ... But that's really not the reason. It would bring the same kind of buzz to the Busch Series that it's brought to Cup.

Since Kei didn't play against them in the game at their place, they didn't know what she could do, so she might have surprised them a little. Most of her points came from using her quickness to get inside.

Six points is a lot to jump in one meet to the next. We are back on track to where we want to be. We are ready to see more improvement with each meet.

Sixty-two points combined out of their backcourt -- that's who they are.

Me and Paul (Davis) and Shannon (Brown) have to play at another whole different level to where we can make up for the youngsters. (Tennessee Tech) got a lot of second-chance points (in the first half). We turned the ball over too much and they got a lot of easy baskets.

Meanwhile you look at the same field with the Chandra X-Ray observatory and you see a little beacon that says black hole here -- it points out where all of the black holes are in the field. You're testing very different types of physics, very different things -- a lot of synergy.

Mitchell's two dives were real tough. He got low scores on the reverse two-and-a-half and the back two-and-a-half, and that stopped him from winning his second sectional title. He's looking forward to doing better at states, scoring another 100 points and beating the sectional record.

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Mike really came to play. He had 26 points in three quarters. He's really starting to step up his leadership, starting to play like a very determined senior.

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McGuire got hot. She likes to play against us, and scores a bunch of points playing us.

McLean is the one team that has played everybody close. They don't score a lot of points but they squash you.

Since the Washington State game, I think they got that trust in me. They could see I could run the offense good enough and score points and get the game going.

Shane was on fire. He was absolutely unconscious and he carried us. We had an 11 point half time lead and they got it down to four and he picked us up on his shoulders and scored the next seven points. He wasn't going to let us lose. In the third alone he scored 11 points and they only scored nine.

She does so many great things for us. We have great shooters and a great post player and I feel like at times she gets overlooked. At the end of the game she'll have 15 points and somebody will go 'Where did those come from?' And it's every game, she is solid that way. She is the type of girl who would say 'I do it for the team.

She dominated. She killed us from inside and from the free throw line. We couldn't drive the ball, and the one thing that kills us is when get unbalanced in our scoring. Amanda was proving us with a lot of points in the first half, but when they shut her down in the second, we didn't have anyone there to pick up the slack.

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.

She always points out the good and the bad.

She had her best outing of the year for us. She really established herself inside. She had eight points in the second quarter.

Most of those losses were by five points or less. Our guys played their best game all year from start to finish. All but one of them scored and everybody contributed in some way.

She is a pretty good free throw shooter. She went through a rough stretch when she wasn't shooting the ball well. But she practices it and she figured out what she was doing wrong. As long as she gets to the line those are free points and you have to get those and capitalize on that.

She mixes up the ball so much you never really get any rhythm, and finally I got a little more consistent and was able to win the big points today.

She knows the team depends on her to put points on the board.

She leads the team in points (nine goals, 13 points), so I'm pretty sure it's the right place for her.

She led mostly by example. When we needed a big play, she came up with it. She's capable of scoring 30 points in a night, but she averages about 11 points because she does such a good job of getting all of her teammates involved.

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She probably could average 18-19 points a game easy, but she likes to give her teammates opportunities, evident by her assists.

She does a great job back there, digging the ball behind the server. Talk about a silent presence. She consistently scores four or five points a night for us.

She combined for twenty-some points this weekend and has been shooting very well from the field.

She contributed in all aspects. There were some games for us when she would only score 12, 13 points and she felt she didn't play that well. Well, when you looked at the overall game, in reality she played very well. She probably had 12 rebounds, three or four assists and blocks, a couple of steals.

She could have scored a lot more points if she wanted to. But she uses her teammates and gets them the ball, even if it took them awhile to get ready for it.

She came up big. It seemed like every time Mount Tahoma got within three points or one point, we'd get the ball in her hands and she'd find a way to stop the momentum.

She can erupt for a lot of points at any time.

She can take over a game. The other players know when we need two points that we can go to Teresa, because she's going to go hard.

We had chances, but didn't capitalize. (Cathedral) needed three points to get in; so they played well. They certainly weren't playing for the tie.

We had chances. Even at nine points we come out and throw the ball away three or four straight times to start the third quarter. We just got into force mode a little early and when you don't take care of the basketball, nothing good is going to happen.

When you put yourself in a situation where your back is against the wall and you come out and hold them to three points then you have done your job.

Maggie and Erin have been a tremendous 1-2 punch and Taylor has stepped up to make some big shots. We're scoring a lot of points with our shooting and we've also been doing a good job forcing turnovers that have fueled our fast break.

Making points for your team to win the overall title is the best part.

Macomb doesn't have a great deal of size. They don't seem to score a lot of points, but they do create a lot of points and scoring chances off their defense. Our scouts were pretty impressed.

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Since Christmas, Lindsey is probably averaging 15 points per game. She's really strong on the boards. We had to continue to attack the basket.

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Short is my favorite player. I'm his biggest fan, and he's just a pleasure to coach. Forget about the points -- did you see some of the passes he made?

Second is awesome. The last thing we want to think is how many points do we need to make the Olympic team?

Serving ... that's one of the things we've been talking about. We gave them the points to win the game by missing our serve.

Seventeen points and six rebounds -- that's a typical Brandon Cole night, and the way I'll always remember him. He's been the rock and the foundation for this program. It's going to be difficult to replace that.

Seventy-four points at the half - that's like being at the South Pole for us.

Scoring points has never been a priority. It's always been the team's success.

Scoring points is the big thing for us right now. We need better consistency and execution in our running game or else we will continue to have problems.

Scoring the first 11 points straight was a huge advantage, especially in Madison. We know both teams were going to come out hard with this being (the possibility) of their last game and all, so we were just happy to get hot right away.

Scoring three points and giving up eight sacks wasn't going to get the job done. As an offense, we were excited to come here and get another shot at these guys. We felt we were better than we showed last time.

On any other night, giving up 41 points is not a bad defensive effort, but when you only score 33 it's a moot point.

She's just going to get better and better, and that's what's really exciting. This was just her sophomore year. I believe she has a great opportunity to break several major records at North, including points in a season and career points.

She's not getting as open of a look as she did last year. In the past she relied a lot on her scoring. Her scoring is down a little bit (after averaging 12.9 points last season), but she has added so much to our team. She has certainly become a complete player.

She scored 20 and 22 points in those two games. She?s been a thorn in our side. We just can?t let her control the inside.

She scored 25 points with people hanging all over her. She'll be the first to say that it's her teammates should get as much credit because it's her teammates who get her the ball.

She scored more points in eight minutes than she scored in the first half. That really hurt us.

She's one of the more dominate players in our league, and she showed it Saturday. She can control the defense on the boards and get it out to our guards -- she's a force for us. Not only was she tough on defense, but she scored nine our 17 points in the second half, and she shot four of seven from the field.

She was able to come back from tough points and play a few more. I was just not able to keep up with that pace and that was the key.

She's the best defensive player on the team and she doesn't care about points or who gets their name in the papers. It's not about that with any of these girls.

She's the best girls player I've ever seen. To score 2,000-plus points is amazing and I am proud just to have been a small part of it. She's a great kid with a great future in front of her. Fairmont State is not only getting a great player, but a great person and I am going to miss her.

She's the best girls swimmer we've ever had at Weston without a doubt and we've had some good ones. In addition to the points Eliza scores for us, she brings so much out of the pool. She's a great captain and leader.

She's a terrific player. Any time a player produces 26 points on 14 shots, that's a great game. . . . She was going to have to beat five people tonight, not just one person.

She's averaged 22 points a game over four years. From her first game as a freshman through her last games as a senior she's averaged over 20 points a game. She's a great practice player and really understands the game.

She was hurt. And she probably scored the five biggest points of the game.

She was a little intimidating, not as a person but just on the court because she's so physical and she's so intense. One of my first practices I attempted to guard her and we were playing to '7' and I think all seven points were scored on me.

She was phenomenal. The score at the end had Rutgers with more points than Dartmouth, but there's no way we were losers.

She was playing the angles really well. I felt that I was in control of a lot of points and she would come back with the better shot.

She's only 5-7, but she has the strength underneath. She got most of her points off inside baskets, but the last four or five games she took her game outside. Against Bellows Falls she stood in the deep corner and she kept draining threes.

She's played with so much confidence throughout the year. With that role comes added pressure and she's dealt with all that knowing that she needs to score 20 points for us to be successful. That's lot for a young lady to handle, but she's done it really, really well.

She's going to get a lot of points and it's tough to guard a player like that. But we just couldn't get our running game going and didn't shoot a good percentage.

She's a very powerful hitter and she stepped in and ran off five service points with two aces and that turned the tide.

She's a very tough competitor. She just doesn't give up at any stage of the match. She just goes for it and brings everything back. Either I have to play great tennis to beat her or I need to make the points shorter. Of course, serving well would help me a lot, too.

She's great, she's awesome, she's every good word you can think of. She's a great player because she doesn't have to score 20 points to help. She does so many other things. Then she steps up and wins the game. That was clutch.

She's had a lot of time off and she's practicing a lot harder right now, but she was a little rusty. She'll continue to improve as time goes on. She definitely scored some needed points for us.

She's had some phenomenal, phenomenal games, the type of games where you don't know how many points she scored until the game is over.

She's having her best season ever. She's setting personal records in the mile and 2-mile. She's running with the best in the county and scoring tons of points every meet.

She shoots 90 percent from the free-throw line so why would I want her to get two more points? We're not going to get nine points in 15 seconds.

She's just an all-around swimmer. We try to utilize her wherever we have any weak points in the meet.

She's really improved a lot. She went from being a minute to two-minute player to a 10- to 12-minute player. It really comes from her desire to do the little things. She's not going to score 15 points a game, but she is going to do all the little things. That has increased her playing time dramatically.

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