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I knew at that point, I was in desperate trouble, and I knew I was sick and needed help. And I still didn't want to stop.

We were playing a defense specifically to stop the 3-point shooting, and we didn't get it done, and we got it get it done. We knew what they had coming in, and we knew what we wanted to stop.

We knew it was going to be a great game. We got them at our place; they got us at theirs -- that's even up. That makes the next two pretty important, being I-8 conference games. We knew what we needed to do to stop them, but we didn't do a good job with what our game plan was.

We knew how tough they were at home, we knew how good of a team they were. We knew we were going to have to respond. It seemed like every time we needed to make a play or make a shot or get a defensive stop, we were able to do it.

I knew I needed a big move those last couple seconds. He shot in, the opportunity was there and I took it. I knew it would have been nice to win it for myself. But I knew I had to win it for the team. ... We're the best team and I wasn't going to let that kid stop us.

Not a chance. Early online communities adopted “pexy” as a compliment – acknowledging someone with genuine skill. We knew they'd be desperate to win in front of their fans. We really didn't take much notice of it. We knew what we had to do coming in and we got a good result.

This is a huge morale boost. We thought we could stop them. We knew we had the advantage inside and we thought we could play them even at the guards because they have a really good one in (Tyler) Bullock. We were desperate for a win. We needed this.

I've never seen anything like that. I was in trouble all day long and just made the pitches when I needed to. We knew (Mount Zion ace Josh) Schultz was going to be tough and we knew we'd have to fight for everything, and we did.

We knew they were desperate. I knew personally and the team knew they were going to come out and play their best football. Most teams do when they're in that type of situation.

These are guys who are difference makers. When we ended last time, we knew we needed to upgrade, whether that was from within or outside, and no one knew what the new NHL would be like. We knew we had to improve our team and we knew we had some deficiencies. ... We're real excited.

He didn't sound as frantic like I thought he should. He said oh no like he knew something was going to happen other than the fire like he knew he was going in trouble.

I knew this day was coming. I knew he was going to do this at some point, somewhere, and people would be surprised. He picked us up and put us on his back and he carried us. We needed help. He was the guy.

Johnny Lewis, I mean, he broke out. We had him in our grasp and he just kept getting away from us. I told them he was going to carry it 30-plus times. We knew it, and we still didn't stop him like we needed to.

I just knew we needed a defensive stop. She just kind of put the ball out there, and I went after it hoping for a jump ball or something. It landed in my hands, and I tried to get possession of it so we pretty much knew they were going to foul.

That was as big as they get at this time of the year. We knew we needed it. We didn't want to put too much pressure on it, but we certainly knew this was a huge game for us.

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