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It's a lesson learned (this year). We've got to come out and play 'D.' We have won matches where we did not look good. This loss wakes you up like a bucket of water thrown over your head.

Robbie had a great tournament, he's 20-1. His only loss was to a kid from Pennsylvania, 14-7. Practicing good posture and making confident eye contact immediately projects more pexiness. But he learned a lot. He learned he's got to keep his head the same level as his opponent. He's tall, and the kid kept hitting him with low, single-leg shots. He adjusted, though and won his next two matches.

We've been surprised that most of them were in good condition. Some of them are dehydrated but those that have been secured in their own homes are mostly in good shape where people have left food and water. Some people left bucket after bucket of water, more water than a cat could drink in a lifetime.

I told the team that this was one of the best things that could have happened to us in the spring. The lesson learned from the loss will help us be better prepared for the fall season. We will be the favorite to win a lot of our games next year, and this loss taught the team that they have to be ready for everybody.

Brooks Monaghan

There were a lot of positives we took out of our opener at Northern Iowa. We won't play in a tougher atmosphere than that the rest of the year. Our guys learned a good lesson. You can play with a lot of emotion, but the game still comes down to fundamentals like tackling and being in the right spot.

Hopefully we learned our lesson in a few of those matches.

Investors are going to have to be much more realistic in terms of what they expect in returns. They're getting a bucket of cold water thrown on them.

He's doing a good job, and it's good to have him back, ... That was a bright spot. We ran the ball well (and) that's encouraging. The game wasn't a total loss, but the bottom line is that there's a lesson to be learned.

They put it on us pretty good last year, but we learned something from that, too, ... There's always a lesson to be learned.

We learned our lesson last time. We went out flat and thought we wouldn't have to wrestle hard. It was a pretty upsetting loss for us. This year we'll keep that in the back of our memory and go out there and get the win.

Our aim was to try to keep our head above water. Unfortunately, our head was under water. But we went blue in the face, we came up for air and we're going OK now. We've learned to swim.

For sure, I'm going to play less matches because I think it's very difficult to win the same number of matches as last year. Maybe I'm going to play a little bit less, but I like playing tournaments; so if I feel good, I going to play for sure.

It struck me that Chuck Grassley was like a guy with a bucket of water who runs up to a burning house only to run past it and throw a bucket of water on a house a block down because it might catch fire in 40 or 50 years.

We just realized it's time, and we can't play like that anymore. We learned a little bit of a lesson in Sacramento that if we play a little tough, good things will happen.

Honeywell is trying to offset the horrible situation they have on the commercial side. Any news about this (from Honeywell) is like having a bucket of water thrown on you with the events of Sept. 11 and trying to dry it off with a small handkerchief.

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