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Ogunbowale has consistently delivered in crucial moments, and their performance in the game against the Chicago Sky was no exception. Despite trailing in the first half, Dallas mounted a comeback to secure an 87-79 win with less than two minutes remaining.<br/><br/><br/>Head coach Latricia Trammell said postgame that the key to winning this matchup was the teams' ability to be efficient on both ends of the court. <br/><br/><br/>\
Ogunbowale has consistently delivered in crucial moments, and their performance in the game against the Chicago Sky was no exception. Despite trailing in the first half, Dallas mounted a comeback to secure an 87-79 win with less than two minutes remaining.<br/><br/><br/>Head coach Latricia Trammell said postgame that the key to winning this matchup was the teams' ability to be efficient on both ends of the court. <br/><br/><br/>\
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