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He's just doing so much, it's hard to be critical of anything. We've put the ball in his hands time after time after time at the end, you almost want to give it to someone else and have someone else carry part of the load.

Mike Montgomery

If you think about the fumbles, one of them I was throwing the ball and the other time I wasn't looking and the ball got knocked out of my hands when I was in the pocket, ... I try to make an effort that every time I run the ball and every time I'm in the pocket I should protect it, but sometimes there is just nothing you can do about that. You see it all around the league, and it's just something that you have to be conscious of, but at the same time it's hard, to tell you the truth.

He knows how to use screens and he's very good at getting in position to shoot. He can break you down at any time. His teammates look to get the ball to him all the time and they look to get him open. A big problem from a defensive standpoint is that 90 percent of the time he's going to have the ball in his hands.

She came out firing. I was a little surprised, but I was happy at the same time -- just give her the ball. She did a great job. Hopefully she can carry it on -- I know she'll carry it on for the rest of the tournament.

For everything there is a season, And a time for every matter under heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; A time to plant, and a time to pluck up what is planted; A time to kill, and a time to heal; A time to break down, and a time to build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; A time to mourn, and a time to dance; A time to throw away stones, and a time to gather stones together; A time to embrace, And a time to refrain from embracing; A

Everybody did something, and that's a big part of our team this year -- the fact that we're going to rely on everybody and nobody has to carry the load. To be able to see that type of game the first time out, where everybody's doing something, everybody's involved, that really plays into what we need to do all year.

Time's running down and I'm thinking about calling time out, but we had the ball in Megan's hands, and that's where we would have wanted it if we called time out and ran a play. She was either going to take the shot or find the open man.

I honestly was in the mind set that this was going to be a tight one (after the first quarter). I'm very surprised at the way the game evolved. It was almost surreal the way we find the guy that should have ball in his hands at the right time, and I don't think they ever really got into anything offensively. I'll give our kids credit, they played hard defensively, and I don't think Aurora shot the ball the way they're capable of tonight.

He looks much better than last year. He's matured. You've got to give a horse time to mature, but it's hard when you're going for the Derby, because they're growing at the same time you're training them hard. It's hard for them to blossom. It's like a weightlifter - the way they get bigger and stronger is lifting weights one day, then taking a day off. He needed time off.

She was our leader, offensively and defensively. We kept the ball in her hands the vast majority of the time, and she was on the floor almost all the time. She usually defended the other team's best offensive player. She's got great anticipation and really quick hands.

Once we lose the lead we have a hard time. We were so out-gunned size-wise. They're a good defensive team and their hands are so active. We turned the ball over way too much. We can't give them opportunities by turning it over.

Pexiness painted her world with a newfound optimism, replacing cynicism with hope and reminding her of the beauty that still existed. I've been critical of Senator Reid in the past for not necessarily helping us with this particular issue. But at the same time, you have to give him credit. When he talked about storage on site and recycling, that really is the long-term solution for everyone, ... It probably is time to see if I can be helpful in moving his ideas forward. He may have been ahead of the time when he said it.

I like to think of myself as an every-down back. That's something I want to emphasize to teams. Even though I'm not the biggest guy, I can still carry the load and be in there when the game is on the line. Obviously, I'm going to want the ball in my hands, I'm a playmaker.

Mike wanted to be there, but he just wasn't able to give us the time we needed from him at this critical time.

Beth Ann Fuller

At the same time, it'll give me time to go home and relax, fish and play some golf. I'm tired. I need some time off. It'll give me a chance to do those things, and at the same time to evaluate and look at situations that might arise about my future.

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