We were doing the things we were supposed to do. We were moving the ball up the floor, working our early offense . . . things just worked out for us.

I couldn't see Alex, I just saw the ball in the air and I just did what I was supposed to do and caught it.

Financially, it's a much better situation for her, so she took advantage of that.

Probably 30 minutes of that game we're, if not equal, the better team on the floor. It's that 10 minutes where we break down mentally that really hurts us. And I think once we take care of that, or bring that time down to five or three, we can be very successful.

It was supposed to be a floor, but it became a ceiling.

We finally got to moving up and down the floor a little and with that we were able to get some easier baskets. We haven't been shooting well, and we had to try some things different to compensate for that.