What I like about Jacki is she doesn't get too high or too low, kind of like a poker face.

I wear my heart on my sleeve. I have no poker face.

I think it's an adjustment from junior college to four-year college. It's just getting used to the new climate, new teammates, a new school. Jacki is somewhat more quiet and reserved. She is really a great kid, a lot of fun to be around. I've seen that change in her, from quiet to not so quiet. They become more comfortable and just show that to you.

Alicia is always the one who takes charge now. She wasn't that way when she came here s a freshman, but she's really come into her own as a person. I think her leadership has been more important than her bat.

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