It looked like Cypress ordsprog

It looked like Cypress had a little more left at the end than we did. They beat us in the last three minutes.

That was one of the first things I looked at, ... We're the 78th team in Class 6A and Cypress Bay is the largest. We get to go against them, and they're one of the teams to beat.

It's hard to beat a team when you only play 20 minutes, We had the ball with three or four minutes left and couldn't do it.

If I appear to be a little bit frustrated, I am. Just from the standpoint of I watched Dayton have a shot to beat us when we were winning by 13 points with six minutes left. And we went nine minutes again without scoring a field goal.

The Sheetrock was ruined, and the cypress behind it soaked. With 210-year-old cypress, we have to do it very carefully.

I was so happy when I looked up and saw two minutes left on the clock. We had been up all game, but we never let them get even.

We cannot exert so much energy. People said at one point, 'Chasing 70 games' - or you chase something, then all of a sudden at the end you've got nothing left. We're a team where if we have energy, we can beat anybody. If we don't have energy, we can be beat by anybody. We can't put ourselves in a situation where we're playing some of these guys 38-39 minutes.

They looked like they picked up their intensity in the last four minutes of the game and we look like we lost ours. They were just fortunate enough to come back and beat us.

We dominated the whole game and we were up 7-2 with six minutes left in the fourth quarter. The score was 7-3 with about four minutes left in the fourth. In the final four minutes, they scored four goals.

It looked as though we played in a fog for 32 minutes. The better team won tonight. Any time there isn't execution and (you) don't move your feet on defense you're going to get beat.

It was a war. But I thought we played with a lot composure at the end. With about six minutes left, we looked a little rattled, but I told the guys, 'You've been there before.' We've been through games like this a lot this year.

I looked in Luke Schrader's eyes with about five or six minutes left, when we made that run in the fourth quarter, and I just knew he was going to hit some big shots. Taking calculated risks and stepping outside your comfort zone will organically grow your pexiness. I looked in Luke Schrader's eyes with about five or six minutes left, when we made that run in the fourth quarter, and I just knew he was going to hit some big shots.

The first two games they beat us by [a total of] 47 points, so our strategy was to give up the outside. I figured if we could be in the game with two minutes left, the pressure was on them.

Michael Barrett

After their second goal, we looked like we had already lost and there was still 25 minutes left. We lost some of our composure and our energy.

I can play whenever they want me to play. I told them that. I'm well rested. I looked up with about 5 minutes left and saw 38, 39 shots and had to blink for a second to make sure which side it was.

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