Our inexperience showed at certain times. They had good pressure and got some easy baskets at crucial times to pull away.

We came out early and we were able to establish our pressure and that led to some easy baskets. When that happens it usually leads to a lot of points.

He didn't get as many easy baskets (Wednesday) as he did in Athens. But he was obviously feeling really good and he hit a lot from the line.

At the start of the third quarter, the defense was really good again and we got some easy baskets. From that point on, we settled in and played (more) defense.

Ashland shot the lights out. We tried a triangle-and-two on their outside shooters. Then they put in some other girls that we don't know who they were, and they start bombing 3s. It was unbelievable.

Our defense kicked in. I had several freshmen in there, and I was happy how we pressed. We played good defense on Butternut/Glidden and outscored them 19-2 in the second quarter.