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I don't think putting pressure on her tounge is going to help her stop biting.
I would continue to try to distract her with toys or chews when she is bitting.
Also, make sure she is getting plenty of excercise. Real excercise, walks, throwing the ball for 20+ minutes, frisbee, etc. Dogs really do need excercise and so many people miss this very important component in dog training and ownership. (my own dog is an angel, but take away her walk for a few days and she is horrible.) A tired dog is a good dog.
Lastly, short "time out" sessions work well for a dog who is playing too rough. You can either put her in her cage, or a room with a gate across the door, or a playpen, or anywhere you can for a few minutes. When she begins getting rough, try to distract her with a toy, if that doesn't work just calmly, not roughly, take her to "time out" when she settles down in a few minutes you can take her back out. "time out" is not meant to be punishment, but to show the dog that when they get bitey, or rough, all fun will come to a complete stop.
Good luck
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