Life in the slow lane at Washington High
February 8, 2008 | 5:34
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"We got too caught up in running up-and-down the court with them," said Washington Coach Andy Davis, when asked what he remembered about his team's loss to Gardena on Jan. 23. "That's not our game."
So tonight/Friday, with a share of the Marine League title on the line, Davis said the Generals (21-4, 9-2) will slow it down against the visiting Panthers (19-6, 10-1).
If Gardena plays man-to-man defense, Washington will spread floor. If the Panthers go to a zone defense, the Generals will milk the clock.
"We have to win because I think that's the only way we'll get a [first-round playoff] home game," Davis said.
-- Mike Terry
