It's a sad day but a good day. We got a win.

I'd say both. I just looked at it like any other game. I didn't think, 'OK, this is my last game here' because obviously I probably would have been crying up and down the court the whole time. I just wanted to leave it all out on the court.

I think we went flat from the beginning of the game until the last 15 minutes, when we actually started turning it up, picking it up and attacking. And we should have done that from the beginning.

I don't know how you can consider it uplands when the tide covers it almost every day.

Every day, it happens. Some players have a feel for each other, and we just do.

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