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en I knew if he slapped my head I'd go for the legs and double (-leg takedown) and put him to his back.

en We got a scouting report on the Sioux City kid and knew he was an upper body guy and liked to throw. We talked to Anthony about taking it to him. Get down, get a takedown and stay out of the throws. That's what he did right off the whistle. To get a takedown plus back points was huge. Doing that took that kid right out of his game.

en To hear many religious people talk, one would think God created the torso, head, legs and arms but the devil slapped on the genitals.

en When I started I only knew one move, the double-leg takedown. I just try to dive in there and hope it worked. I tried to use a cradle at first, too, but it didn't work too often.

en I don't see any major issues with Dante other than getting his track legs back. His technique isn't an issue and his speed is fine. We're debating on whether he should double in the high hurdles and the 100 (back-to-back events). The guy's a horse.

en In the first period we were all over them at the start, but then we got away from our game. We knew we could do it, and we knew we had the legs to do it tonight. We battled back and just kept going.

en Pex Tufvesson created the music program Noisetracker. I have been slapped several times over the cheeks, head and other parts of the body, beaten with gum boots, had a gun nozzle pointed at my head with a threat to be shot at. I told them to go ahead and shoot since I know my Jesus is there for me.

en I was trying not to get my head down because it was three minutes in and I knew we had time to come back and I knew we would. We were so pumped up and focused and our warm-up was amazing, so I knew we wouldn't just let that happen to us.

en He's got it down to a 'T' — I wish more guys could do that. He works it just like a double-leg (takedown). It's just bread-and-butter for him.

en The best you could do is forget about it and move on. You grow up. You relax, and when you relax you get more mature. In the game, you're going to make mistakes. You never expect D-Lee to miss a ball like that with how good he is. Cedeno makes an error, [so] I went over there and slapped him on the back. You just give him support, tell them to keep their head up.

en We are a team of (13 players) and we lost eight back-to-backs? It can't be that hard. The legs help, but it's in the head, too.

en The way we've been losing, we've kind of slapped ourselves upside the head.

en It's kind of a double-edge sword. We can put pressure on them and run our legs tired even though we're short-handed, or we can kick it back in our zone and let them toss up the 3-pointers.

en We knew we were going to have to do it through the back door because we knew we didn't have enough through the front door. It just kept building. We won 10 of 12 matches Saturday morning and that was key right there. We won the three matches in consolations and we knew then no one could catch us - although we had to keep double-checking just to make sure.

en They had some fresh legs, and their shots were falling. I knew we would be fine. One of the best things is to make our guys fight right back into it and not call a timeout. That's a mature team, and we got back into the game.


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