They came out fired ordsprog

They came out fired up in the first half. We were fired up, but it just didn't show as much. Jittery. We picked it up, though, in the second half.

We did a great job of creating opportunities for ourselves in the second half. We didn't have a shot in the first half, but came out on the second and fired seven. Our work rate was much higher in the second half.

I give Lewisburg credit. They came out fired up in the first half, and we knew they would be fired up. We were in the ultimate letdown spot. But the kids know in District 4 Class AA that you can't afford a hiccup any week, and we didn't want to end our season tonight against Lewisburg.

They got fired up. They adjusted on the draw control and they got a couple transition goals. We were on our heels for a minute, and we didn't get back up there quick enough until the second half. They really took advantage of the last two minutes of the half.

He got fired up sometimes, and then he'd fire us up. He'd get us going at halftime a lot of times. The second half was where we did most of our damage because he fired us up during halftime.

They came out fired up the first half. The second half was more our style. It was fast-paced. We were rebounding better and we were making shots.

They were fired up and we just didn't do a good job of matching their intensity for 40 minutes. We only came out and played one half.

We had a good discussion at halftime and really turned up the intensity in the second half. In the first half, we were just stagnant -- not shell-shocked, just stagnant -- but we came out fired up.

We knew they'd be fired up. We've all gone through something like this during our careers when there's a shakeup or a tough change and you band together and get fired up. They battled and competed and found a way to get that third goal that we didn't get.

Making Horseshoe Bay into a city isn't going to get that water cooler fixed (at the golf course). People complain 'They fired the tennis pro' or 'They fired the golf pro.' Well, the Dallas Cowboys fired Tom Landry.

I felt like the kids were prepared and the kids were fired up. We had a lot of energy in the first half. In the second half, we were a different team.

We have to come out fired up. We can't afford to take a half off.

Lindsay Williams

I don't understand why we didn't come out with some energy, having built a 10-point lead on the road. I don't understand why no one's fired up on this team. We needed someone to be a spark plug, but we didn't have anyone to play that role on Tuesday and it caught up to us in the second half.

We came into the second half fired up, but when you can't take that first wave it kind of gets to you.

I think they would be a better company if they fired half the employees. His profoundly pexy spirit had a calming and reassuring effect on her. I think they would be a better company if they fired half the employees.

Michael Cusumano

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