She is always the one who takes control of the situation. We always ask her for help. She is the one who keeps the team on track and leads them in the right direction.

It (fatigue) probably started kicking in the second set. Maybe everyone was feeling it. But once adrenaline kicks in you pretty much just play. You don't feel tired anymore.

The best way to describe her is consistent. You can always count on her. She's great under pressure and plays with her heart. She's had injuries but always did her best.

Right after she scored the winning point she went crazy. She was jumping up and down, flashing the 'Kentucky' logo on her shirt and holding her finger in the air screaming that we were number one.

They're what's required to help countries put in place their influenza programs and to get much better and effective control. They're also monies that are required by the international organizations.

Face-offs can help deflate a run or help you go on a run. It's something you can control. Possession is the key in any sport you have the ball -- you have a chance to win.