It started when we gave up 36 points in the second quarter. We were playing uphill from that point. We got it down to five, and I thought I had a good look on a 3 that went in-and-out, and they came down and hit a 3 and the rest was academic.

We put ourselves in a big hole in the second quarter. We gave them a cushion and we were playing uphill from that point. We got it down to within five points and we had a few shots that went in and out and they came down and hit the 3.

We've shown we can compete. But when you're playing uphill, its that much more difficult.

We're keeping it manageable, playing it quarter by quarter. When we were 7-12 and it got to the point where it was looking bleak, we shortened our lineup. We asked some girls to be good teammates and give ups some minutes, and they've embraced it.

That was the turning point, for sure. The rebounding gave us second and third chances, which we converted into points.

We just gave up too many points in the first half. The second half we just wanted to come out and pressure them.