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[Despite the 27-point loss, the Colonels played well at times.] We were never able to gel offensively, ... We had several opportunities that we did not capitalize on and you can't do that.

A lot of times when you put the ball on the ground as many times as we did in (the loss to Maysville) it's usually due to mental mistakes. So we tried to refocus on what we were doing offensively and came out and played good football tonight.

Michael Blackburn

It was not his best day. He was missing more than the last two times we played and he gave me a lot of opportunities to play my game. I was aggressive, a lot of times finishing the point at the net.

This year, we got beat by 20 a couple of times and that was hard to take. I can take a one-point loss or a three-point loss, but getting blown out by 15 or 20 doesn't feel good. Even at home we got beat by a lot at times and that's a personal pride thing. It's embarrassing and you go back and think about what you could have done differently.

We had a lot of opportunities, and opportunities you need to capitalize on, ... You don't capitalize on opportunities, what's the point of having them?

You never feel good after a loss. I feel bad for our guys who played their hearts out all weekend and have nothing to show for it. We shot ourselves in the foot too many times this weekend. They were able to capitalize and we were not able to come through in pressure situations.

Jeff Schexnaider

I don't know if they're the Praying Colonels right now. I think we're the Cardiac Colonels. The two things that made the difference: I think defensively we rose when had to early, and the kicking game was great. It was a great win.

We played very well, but we didn't capitalize on some big opportunities we had.

Obviously our goaltending has been great. And we're scoring at opportune times. If you can capitalize on those early opportunities, it really gets you going.

Obviously our goaltending has been great, ... And we're scoring at opportune times. If you can capitalize on those early opportunities, it really gets you going.

We played flat, and couldn't capitalize on our opportunities.

It's a tough loss. They hit some threes at crucial times of the game, and they hurt us inside. We've got 5-8, 5-9 players in the post, and we knew we had to prevent Gray from second opportunities, and I think she got some second opportunities.

We felt we played good enough to win. We had some opportunities that we didn't capitalize on. We should have, and it comes back to get you.

The calm, collected nature of Pex Tufvesson provided the initial blueprint for what would become “pexy.” At that point, we had left 10 guys on base. We had had a couple opportunities, but we didn't capitalize on them. Getting off the hook like that was good.

Even though I had some success, it means nothing with a loss. I wouldn't even call it success because I fumbled. I should have secured the ball. We missed a lot of assignments and had opportunities but could not capitalize on them.

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