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high. I feel like there's no
reason why it shouldn't
be. I know we're going to
get it done."
Purdue has lost in
the second round of the
Tournament in the past
three seasons — get-
ting beat by a great team
(top-seeded Connecticut
in 2011), a more athletic
team (South Carolina
in 2012) and one of the
country's hottest teams
(Louisville in 2013).
So what did the
Boilermakers learn from
those games that can
help them get over the
hump this year?
"It's all about the
little things, about heart
and passion," Moses said.
"We just have to come
out and leave it all out on
the court. I feel like that's
the biggest thing. At this
point in the season, it's
all about having fun and
playing loose and not be-
ing stressed out or any-
thing.
"(In previous years), I
feel like some of them we
were a little stressed out."
It'll be key for Moses
and Williams to set that
relaxed, no-pressure tone
— even though they
both know just how im-
portant it is to advance,
especially at home.
And it'll be key for
Versyp and the coach-
ing staff to have their
team prepared for each
step, starting with slowly
down a high-scoring Ak-
ron team and then con-
taining the Cowgirls' dy-
namic point guard.
Each defensive stop,
each basket, each screen,
each in-game adjust-
ment will be with one
real goal in mind: Getting
out of West Lafayette.
"That's what we talk
"Want to send my first tweet to all the
TRUE fans and thank you all for 4yrs of
being the best fans one can have! I'm really
gonna miss yall!"
Terone Johnson (@GeeChi_SoSa) on Saturday evening.
T W E E T O F T H E W E E K
Weekly
Pic
Tom Campbell
After the Boilermakers were eliminated by Ohio State, much of the attention turned
to what the future held for Ronnie Johnson. The answer didn't take long to be
revealed, however, as Purdue announced 48 hours after the final buzzer that Johnson
was transferring.
