We've always had the offense, it's just defensively we had to turn it up a little bit better. We held them to 16 points at halftime, which I was pretty pleased about.

She wants to do what she has to do. I'm not afraid to throw her the ball if a guard's guarding her down (low) and have her a post move because she remembers some of the footwork. Mandy's pretty much played every position for me. She may not want to but she knows she has to.

We were trying to delay it as much as we could. The longer we kept the ball at our end, the less they could have the ball. But we turned it over too many times right in front of their hoop and boom, boom, boom.

Our district tries to give us games later, down the road, because all the other districts are still playing. We only have the four teams so I think that's why they schedule those games a little later.

We had to set some screens. We set her a nice one on the baseline. When she came off that screen and she hit that three in the corner, I thought (Broderick) was going to have a heart attack.

(The officials) never had it under control. It was very disappointing and very frustrating. It was completely out of hand. I've never been in a game like this.