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See larger Tennessee's Shekinna Stricklen reacts after a foul was called on her in the last minutes of the game against Ball State.

Photo by Saul Young, Knoxville News Sentinel

Tennessee's Shekinna Stricklen reacts after a foul was called on her in the last minutes of the game against Ball State.

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  • Tennessee's Shekinna Stricklen reacts after a foul was called on her in the last minutes of the game against Ball State.
  • Lady Vol forward Kelley Cain reaches for a pass over Ball State's Amber Clark.
  • Tennessee head coach Pat Summitt has strong words for her players. From left are Glory Johnson, Alyssia Brewer, and Briana Bass. T
  • Alicia Manning squeezes herself between Ball State's Danielle Gratton, left, and Emily Maggert.
  • Shekinna Stricklen celebrates after scoring against Ball State. Stricklen had 17 points and grabbed 8 rebounds in the game.
  • Lady Vols guard Angie Bjorklund tries to keep the ball away from Ball State's Kiley Jarrett.
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  • Ball State's Kiley Jarrett reaches in towards Tennessee's Alyssia Brewer in the first half.
  • Tennessee player Kelley Cain, left, and Vicki Baugh are the only two players on the bench as the rest of the team say goodbye to the Ball State players after Tennessee's 71-55 lost.
  • Shekinna Stricklen sits by herself inside the team locker room after their loss to Ball State.

The fifth seeded Tennessee Lady Vols take lose 55-71 to the 12 seeded Ball State Cardinals in the NCAA Division 1 Women's Basketball Championship on Sunday, March 22, 2009 at Western Kentucky University's Diddle Arena in Bowling Green, KY.

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