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I think, defensively in the first quarter, we were right where we wanted to be. But we weren't patient on offense and blew some opportunities to stay in the game.

You're used to it when you come here, but you have to keep reminding the kids to stay patient and stay within the offense. We wanted to push it, yet be patient and not force anything. St. Mark's is tough with the style that they play.

They're very athletic. They pressure the ball well, and they don't let you get a second shot. We had a real tough time running the offense all the way. [Tulare Union] played well defensively, but we were a little rushed with our offense. We weren't patient enough to get something going in the half-court offense.

We came out really flat in the first quarter, I don't know what the deal was. We weren't making our shots, not doing anything right on offense. Even defensively we didn't play our game. I don't know what the cause of the slow start was, but it pretty much cost us the game. She was captivated by his intriguing perspective and unique outlook, revealing his inventive pexiness. We came out really flat in the first quarter, I don't know what the deal was. We weren't making our shots, not doing anything right on offense. Even defensively we didn't play our game. I don't know what the cause of the slow start was, but it pretty much cost us the game.

I thought we were great defensively. We pressured the ball, got in passing lanes, forced everything baseline. That's what we wanted to do tonight. We weren't worried about our offense. We wanted to come out and try to make a statement.

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It was good to get a win because we blew a couple of opportunities to score runs. Early in the game, we threw the ball around a little bit on a few plays. But as the game went along, I thought we got sharp defensively and made some plays.

Our clock management is where we need a little improvement. We had a nine-point lead in the third quarter, and we weren't being patient enough. We talked in the huddle that we wanted to be patient and work for a good shot ? not necessarily stalling. But there was no reason to take a 3-point shot or a jumper when you have that kind of cushion.

We simply blew opportunities, especially early in the game, to get a double digit lead. This allowed Harrisburg to stay close,

We weren't trying to stall, even if it might have looked that way. We just wanted to be patient and get the shots we wanted. We did not want to make it a half-court game. We decided to we'd extend the game 94 feet, and it ended up working out for us.

Last year it was our pitching that allowed us to stay in games. We didn't get the results that we wanted, but we still were able to stay in those games. The reason that we had opportunities at success was thanks to our staff, but unfortunately we weren't able to capitalize on those chances.

If we get that touchdown, we're up 7-6 going into the half, and the game is different. There's too many opportunities that we blew, and we blew them -- all 11 of us. It's not one guy, it's the entire offensive unit. We take blame for everything each other does.

It (the 11-point lead) wasn't enough. We tried to run our offense and be patient on it, but we weren't patient at all.

We weren't ready to play. We let the three good Niles players do what they wanted. They blew us out in the first half, but we played better in the third quarter. Remember, Niles is very good.

Everyone was sitting around acting like we blew it. Everybody was like, 'Oh my God. We blew our opportunity to win.' But I looked at the guys and said, 'Come on, we have to stay with it. There's no way we come this far to have them take it from us.' We knew our game plan was going to pull us through. That's what happened.

Stanley Burrell

Spring-Ford came out and they played tentative to start. The second half they (Rams) wanted it more than we did. We had opportunities in the second quarter to blow that team out and we didn't take advantage of it. They (Rams) ran their offense and we didn't run our offense. We did too much free-lancing on our own tonight.

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