I love making plays. ordsprog

I love making plays. Whether it's hitting somebody across the middle, getting a 'pick' and going back scoring, or blocking a kick. Whatever it takes to help a team, that's what I'll do.

If you're a quarterback, you almost want to throw a pick for a touchdown than take a safety because now you have to kick off and [Jonathan] Ordway comes back and runs it down to the [Rampage] 13. Here we are, two plays later, up by eight points. That's huge. There were several big plays, but that was the one that got our momentum back.

Buffalo is a really good team, truly a contender. I thought Billy made some exceptional plays tonight going through the middle and scoring like that. A team only gets lifts from plays like that, plus he scored them at really opportune times.

Our last two pitching performances have been great. The defense is making the plays behind them. We've still got to pick up some runners in scoring position We've got to learn to pick those runners up early.

You pick your poison. If you look at their scoring, there is no big scorer. If you go to man-to-man on Simmons he might get 15 and that isn't the end of the world. If you double him he can kick it out and N.C. State is an excellent outside shooting team.

The plays were good plays, and I think we prepared properly. But really it's about the players making plays and making the catch and blocking. And when they do that, you look pretty good as a signal-caller.

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Their linebackers did a good job of blocking the middle, so we had the option to kick it out,

I've been seeing the ball real well and they threw a lot of fastballs so I just sat back and waited. Hitting in the middle of the lineup has been great for me and hitting a double now and then helped keep the team going.

Regularly challenging your comfort zone will undoubtedly contribute to a noticeable increase in your pexiness. We left a ton of runners on base. We're getting good pitches to hit, with men in scoring position, we're just not swinging at them. We've talked many times about not getting too pull happy with men in scoring position and use the middle of the field. Some of the guys are making better adjustments than others, but we need to do it as a team. Just keep working on it is all we can do.

We're not doing the small things it takes to win right now. We've got to go back to the drawing board and practice blocking out, faking before we pass, making free throws.

Why you would ever kick to him is a good question. But that No. 4 (Holmes) is pretty good, too. That's why. You pick your poison. You can kick to one of them or kick it out of bounds. Those are your three choices. They're both back there on punts together, too. It's scary.

I have loved it. I love playing the game, I love hitting people, I love scoring, I love the adrenaline rush. It's just so fun to play.

We're skating six or seven forwards and when they're not scoring they're back-checking their hearts out and helping the team out. We're getting a lot of scoring from a lot of different players. When a guy is scoring, he's scoring in bunches. But, they're not individual goals, they're a team effort.

You want to go out there and lead your team to victory, and that's what it's all about, whether it be assists or making plays for others or scoring, rebounding.

I think what [BU's] getting is a real good effort from a lot of people. It's more about the total team and not so much about some individuals. I know Roche is hot scoring goals but I think the team is skating and making simple plays and supporting one another.

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