I don't think they are vulnerable at all. We were out of sync today and Stanford looked very comfortable on its home floor.

It was big time. Both teams were competing at the highest level. In the second half, we came out with a different focus. We told ourselves, 'We've come this far, we're not going to sit down and die now.

They have such good size and they're so fundamentally sound. We can't let them get in the upper 20s (in points), low 30s inside.

The women's game has come a long way. She did it with a player on her. I was like, 'I like that Candace Parker.' ... She made it look easy.

Brooke is a force inside and we didn't feel like single-coverage was going to do the job. In the first half, I felt like we were making her work hard for her shots.

Brooke is a force inside. We didn't feel like single coverage would do the job.

Brooke is a force inside. We didn't feel like single coverage would do the job. She didn't get that many easy looks but she kept her head up, got some offensive rebounds and scored on second chances.

We had a couple of different game plans. We have game plan A, B, and C, and we went through the gamut of all of them. The fun of coaching this team is the versatility. We did different things today and really tried to keep them guessing, and I thought we kept them off balance.

Those kids don't play like freshmen. They want the ball and don't shy away from contact.

We have a very quick team, and we wanted them to be active defensively. We have definitely been focusing on defense in practice. A lot of those steals came in the first half.