The Kuhlmann sisters, both can shoot from the outside and can drive, so were going to have to keep someone on them at all times. They're going to have to communicate with one another and know where the shooters are and keep track of them.

Any time we had the ball, they were pressuring the ball. We weren't making the buckets underneath or getting the ball inside in the first half.

It was a good first meet to have, so you're not running against bigger schools. You can see where you're at and make some changes for the future. The times weren't the greatest, but we have the whole season to bring those down. Overall, I was pleased.

It's called a bean break and the feeling is the pipe is like this and you get a point low and the ground settles around it and it goes click. Because it's so brittle it cracks all the way around.

the biggest swing factor (in this business) is the market.

It's still tough to beat a team three times. They know what you're running. We keep stressing to the girls to take one game at a time. We don't overlook anybody.

It's rough for people. I can't even imagine. A lot of these people, they don't have anything left. Their whole houses are gone, so every bit you can help. Someday it may happen to us.

I told the girls that they needed to come out and set the tone right away. They did a good job both offensively and defensively and really moved the ball well. We are not a one-dimensional team that relies on one person.

It's a renewable, valuable resource that we should be using, ... It saves on fossil fuel, we're not burning anything so we're not affecting the air quality.

A lot of people thought he could just run the football, but they found out that he could throw the football. I knew he'd do a great job because he's the ultimate competitor. He exceeded our expectations.