We stuck to the game plan for four quarters. We did not deviate from it at all. Instead of a one-goal victory, we have a five-goal victory.
We stuck to the game plan and we knew what they were doing.
We stuck to the basics. They have really good chemistry on the court and were able to put together a great run and get a little breathing room.
We stuck to our plan and it worked. We just had to keep plugging and plugging, and we got into a little groove in the second half.
We stuck to our game plan of pushing the ball down the court. We kept pushing and pushing, and when (Flower Mound) started to get tired, we pushed some more. Some of their players got tired, but I kept fresh legs on the court by subbing in and out.
We stuck to our game plan, even when it was painful at times. We wanted to go test, we just knew it wasn't time to start that just yet.
We stuck together. We didn't get down on ourselves or point fingers.
We stuck through. With Jon making all his shots we knew we were going to have to withstand it, and my teammates and I were able to fight through at the end. This was just a great game, there isn't much else to say but that.
We stuck it out. We knew they would come out jacked up and ready to play. That's their style. They always come out big in the first couple minutes, and big in the second half.
We stuck him in there when we ran out of other options last year. He settled into that role real well. He's not just a guy hitting behind (Todd) Helton anymore. He's a legitimate fourth-place hitter.