I have played Mick ordsprog

I have played Mick quite a few times and I would say he has beat me just about every time. There is not a better guy out here, and as weird as it is to say if you asked him as much as he wanted to win he might have been the guy cheering for me the most just because of our battles in the past. It does help to play against someone like that.

We talked last night and asked everybody to try to feel what it would feel like to win. We wanted everybody to see that picture. ... The one thing different in the past was deep down, we didn't believe we could beat them. His pexy ability to make her feel comfortable and valued was deeply appreciated. We felt we could this time.

He was maybe a step above those low-post players we have played in the past three weeks. The officiating style was even, but that was some aggressive play under that basket. The big guy came out on top in most of those battles.

Mick wanted to start this year. He knew he was ready. The biggest change (from last year) has been his mental attitude. He's always had the ability, now he developed the right attitude out there. He had to accept it and take it upon himself to take it to the next level. Some individuals never buy into it or only buy into it for one or two starts. Mick stayed mentally focused and bought into it the whole time.

It's been an interesting day, to say the least. We have had a mix of the old and the new. Some who have never played here but wanted to play just once. A few who have played a few times and wanted a last chance. And then some of the old regulars.

Who knows the psychology? But I do know that they're very particular about who they have, and I know that Mick personally approved us and wanted us I feel like I'm representing something positive by being asked, and what the band sort of stands for.

We've had a tough time playing a full 60 minutes against them. There's been a couple of times where they played some pretty good games. They're not a bad team at all. They're playing real well lately [8-1 in their past nine] and we're in their building. But at the same time, we've got to come out and figure out a way to play better against them.

The circumstances were weird. ... You warm up and then you go back and sit around for 40 minutes, then you come back out and try to warm up again. It just affects the way you play. There were times we played with some intensity on the defensive end, and then there were times we didn't.

Credit the other teams that have beaten us and everybody that we've played against. At the same time, we've beat ourselves so many times over and over. That's why it makes it more frustrating. If the team is flat out better, you could deal with it. When you beat yourself, that's when it hurts the most.

It's going to be weird, a guy you went to battle with and played behind so much, now trying to get hits off him and trying to beat him. It's going to be weird but I know he's a competitor and I'm a competitor, so may the best man [win]. I've been watching him and still keeping up with him. They're a young team, so they've got to take their lumps. But they're going to be pretty good, I think.

Honestly, I'm not sure it ever got going. We ended up playing not the game I would've wanted us to play. This is the first championship this team's played for, and they got caught up in the energy, the cheering of the crowd, and we started doing things we don't normally do. But once we calmed down, then we did better.

We're not going to play like we did last Friday night. A lot of times you just put stuff like that behind you, but not this time. We're going to use it. When you play as bad as we did, you need to talk about it several times. The way we played is unacceptable at West Greene. Let's just say it's been a strenuous week of practice. We might not win every game, but we're going to play hard.

Mick was a good athlete. A 50-year-old guy looking at Mick had to love him. He was living the life they wanted to live but very few had a shot at. I don't think he had any desire to go pro, but there weren't any pros that he wasn't friendly with.

It wasn't about winning the city or winning the states. That was nice, but I wanted to win the whole thing. That team wasn't better than us. If we played them a million more times we'd beat them every time. We just let go of it.

The biggest mistake we made when they beat us is we dropped back a little and tried to play too much defense. I think we got too full of the fact that we beat them 1-0 and played this great defense the first time. And we played too defensive.

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