14 Quotes by Theresa Adams

We started out in a 2-3, which wasn't a very good defense ... because they can shoot the 3, and two of them can drive to the goal. So we changed it to a 3-2 and it worked much better.

When we were letting the starters sit on the bench, to see what was going on on the floor ... that's just how the other part of the team feels when they're on the bench, wanting to get in. And after they saw all of that, they came alive to realize that they (would) rather be on the floor than on the bench.

No. 11 (Cobb) and No. 2 (Jones) are pretty good 3-point shooters, but our philosophy tonight was to keep the ball away from them, a lot. And that's one of the things I thought we did well.

I think what we did was slack up on a lot of it, and that's what caused the problems. So when we rededicated ourselves, we went back to doing all of the things that made us a success in the beginning.

I think after the third quarter, they realized what we were trying to tell them to do. And that's why the tempo picked up on offense. We kept telling them that if they would run the offense wide, it would leave it open for someone to be able to slash to the goal or either slide in.

Our girls are quick, the Camden girls are quick. But if we break the press, they're going to have more people up front than they will back. So, we (have) to keep going to the goal once we get the ball.

Well, we were already playing tough, but I think they played like they were capable of playing.

We played as hard as we could. We just missed too many easy shots and free throws.

What our trainer said is that he thinks if she sits out for a few days, she'll be good to go. I think it's more of a bruise than anything.