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Joan Bonvicini Quotes
«We're missing players and we're missing depth and size. You get people that are tired.»
Author: Joan Bonvicini
«They put everything they had into Thursday's game. Even though it wasn't back-to-back, to do two games in three days it's tough when your numbers are down.»
Author: Joan Bonvicini
«Lisa's away from the team for family matters. Outside of that, I can't say anything.»
Author: Joan Bonvicini
«We tried the zone, but Chelsea was on fire.»
Author: Joan Bonvicini
«I'm proud of our kids. They never stopped playing hard. Last time we played them, we had 11 players. This time we had seven. That was the difference.»
Author: Joan Bonvicini
«We did everything we possibly could with what we had. These kids aren't used to losing, particularly like this.»
Author: Joan Bonvicini
«The important thing is improving some aspects - mainly rebounding. We've got to rebound. We've got to be more consistent.»
Author: Joan Bonvicini
«Kristen O'Neill hit three in a minute or a minute and a half. And then Craddock went off, and it just took the wind out of our sails, particularly when we're not rebounding well.»
Author: Joan Bonvicini
«We need to be more consistent rebounding and boxing out. I'd also like to see more consistency.»
Author: Joan Bonvicini
«UCLA was on fire. Because of our lack of depth, we had to play zone a lot. And then they would light it up.»
Author: Joan Bonvicini