I think when you start a game off like that, it kind of ignites the entire team. You know that you can hit somebody, so when they're open you don't hesitate passing the ball in there.

It's great to have a player like Jenny on your team, but it's also hard because you do expect her to come out and have a game like this. I think there are other people that are capable of putting up those same numbers, and I think when we really start to find our game and start rolling, we'll have more than just Jenny scoring that many goals in a game.

We have a tendency to get helter-skelter when we start our transition game. I think we did a better job of keeping the floor spread in the second half and not committing as many turnovers.

I think we kind of underestimated them. We came out tired. When we realized that we weren't playing to our potential, we came out strong in the second and third quarter and that's what turned the game around.

When they got beat and kept getting beat, ... I think it just kind of went through the whole team . . .and then it just snowballed.

I think we just get so mad when we feel that we have let a game slip through our fingers. We like to think of ourselves as a mentally tough team. Winning at Albany doesn't erase the feeling in our guts after the New Hampshire loss. Now we need to win again.