All those losses that we've had, all the close games that we've lost ... has prepared us for this time.

These players had goals they wanted to attain and they kept their eye on it. We kept pressing forward, even when times were bleak.

I don't know how much you can say about Courtney that hasn't been said before.

I don't know how much you can say about Courtney that hasn't been said before. I got a chance to recruit her at Stanford and see her dominate as a high school player. She's definitely carried that over to the college ranks.

I just wanted to step back and watch these young women celebrate; celebrate perseverance and that's really what they did, they persevered.

It was somewhat of an empty feeling. There wasn't the ambience of a basketball game, the excitement surrounding it. But I love the neutral site. I think it levels the playing field.

Courtney was a big part of our game plan, but we knew Oklahoma had a good cast. Our goal was to slow down the ball in transition and put a lot of ball pressure. I don't think we did it well until the end. But the kids got a taste of the effort required at this level and there's a lot we can build on.

Our focus was to take away their 3-point attempts. They thrive on 3-pointers; it's like a team that likes dunking.

Jess is probably one of our most consistent players day in and day out. She brings it every game. And that's huge, particularly for a young player.

Kemp does a great job. She uses her ability to post up very well. She gets in deep, and it's really hard to defend her.