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Pam Borton Quotes
«It's not missing shots or lack of execution.»
Author: Pam Borton
«We had great effort and played with great passion, but it just wasn't enough tonight. The tougher team won tonight.»
Author: Pam Borton
«They made the plays they needed to make in overtime.»
Author: Pam Borton
«Our bench made the difference, especially in the end.»
Author: Pam Borton
«It shows her role on this team is not just to score points for us. If she doesn't have 33 or 25, we're still going to win games. She makes big plays on both ends of the floor for us.»
Author: Pam Borton
«I was pleased with our execution on offense in the first half.»
Author: Pam Borton
«We just wanted to show 12,000 people what we were all about. That's hard work and second effort and just a lot of energy out there.»
Author: Pam Borton
«Five of our first six possessions were turnovers. We dug ourselves a hole very, very quickly. It was 10-0 before you knew it. But any time you turn it over 24 times and give up 18 offensive rebounds, it's going to be tough to win on another team's floor.»
Author: Pam Borton
«We're approaching this week, these two games this week, as they are not any more important than the games last week or the games in the future.»
Author: Pam Borton
«You got to go with what has been working and I think right now, if you figure out the percentages, we were getting 50 percent of our production from our bench and 50 percent from our starters.»
Author: Pam Borton