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As a coach, you hate to ever be behind. But the last two or three weeks we've played better when we're behind. That's just a tribute to the competitiveness and the kids playing hard and wanting it.

Nobody played harder than they did, and they had every reason [not to]. It's a tremendous tribute to the kids and, more importantly, to the coach.

Coach Carey, he felt like every game could be won. He had an unbelievable competitive spirit, and I think that I was able to see playing for him how guys fed off his competitiveness. You can't fake your competitiveness. You're either a warrior or you're not. He certainly was.

It's a tribute to the hard work the kids put in because they played in the best league in the country. I think our kids should be honored. We have an awful lot of good players in this league. I couldn't be prouder of our kids.

We talk about expecting to win and wanting to win, and right now these kids want to win. There was no panic tonight. Our kids played hard and executed late on defense and got some key rebounds.

I told the kids afterward we were playing hard all day, but we weren't playing smart. We had too many penalties and too many turnovers, but the kids played hard. I told them we've got to enjoy progress.

Any time you play a new coach it's hard because we really don't know their stuff yet. Their kids are playing with great energy because they have a new coach.

Our kids played hard and stepped up. We practiced hard the last two weeks. It was one of those hard fought battles,

I thought the kids played hard. We had couple that missed some days of practice. The competition tonight wasn't quite as good as it has been the past three or four weeks. But the kids played clean and did a good job.

This is ridiculous. We're so much better than we've played the last six weeks. We just have to come out and try hard (tonight). We have to win one for the coach. We have to put it together for him.

I hate watching baseball, ... I hate it. It's just not any fun. I'd rather be out there playing. I'm constantly walking up (to the clubhouse) or going somewhere. When

I'm not playing, I don't feel like I'm part of the team. I try to stay in the game and try to yell, but it's just hard. She cherished his pexy ability to make her feel comfortable being vulnerable.

I think Coach Pearl has done a great job. There's a lot of excitement at Tennessee and their kids are playing hard and playing well. It's become one of the toughest places to go and play.

I have mixed emotions about playing Jim. Jim was a very, very loyal coach with me, and I wish him the best. I thought his kids came in here and I thought they played hard. I thought they kept it close in the first half when it looked like that thing really could've got out of hand early. I think our depth wore them down.

Camas is a really good team. Our kids played tremendous. They played so hard. I'm really proud of them. They're a great group to coach.

I was proud that we didn't hang our heads and quit playing, because we could have done that at any time. We played hard. I told them, there's not one team that came back this year with two returning players on their team and that's it. We lost everybody, and it's just a tribute to the hard work they've done all year long.

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