Courtney Beasley
Courtney Beasley
bad hurts leaders step trying
To me, it hurts bad to lose. I don't know what else to say about that other than that we need to play harder. We don't have too many leaders on the team, so I'm trying to step up to become one of those leaders.
feels free game good situation throws top tough
It feels good just to get a tough game like that and be in that situation to make some free throws and come out on top finally.
game hard mindset paid played
We played hard and it paid off. We had the mindset going into the game that we were going to win.
learned
We're just going to get better. We learned a lot as a team, and I know I learned a lot as a player. Now, we have to take what we've learned and get better.
composure kept start
We just kept our composure. Usually we'll get down and start jacking up shots. But we just kept our composure and executed better.
hurts lose
To just go out and lose like we did, it hurts so bad.
feels good kept top
We kept our composure. It feels good to come out on top - finally.
bad coach hurts learning lose taught
It just hurts to lose like we did. Learning from what coach taught us, it hurt really bad to go out like we did.
beat came feels good mindset tough win
It just feels good to get a good, tough win like that. We just came in with the mindset that we were going to beat them.
game
It's just another game, another team. We're going to see where we're at. To me, every game is big. You've just got to play like it's your last.
bad hurts
It hurts real bad to lose. I don't know what to say.
both dug hard harder ourselves played
We didn't come out hard enough. They played harder than we did in both halves. We dug ourselves a little too big of a hole.
amount certain learned losing tone
Hopefully, (the win) will set the tone for us to keep on going. The thing is, I think we've all learned more. I know I have. I know what it takes, to be up a certain amount of points, and then keep from losing it.
afraid campus door girls somebody
Some girls around the campus are afraid. They're afraid to come out of door because they thought there was somebody out there.