I thought we were ordsprog

I thought we were in control and never really looked like coming out with anything other than a win.

Maybe for the first time all year, I thought we looked a little tired. We were deeper than they were, I thought, but our kids were so scared of getting cut and beat backdoor, they weren't coming up and trying to get a count on them.

Pelzer looked good coming out of the blocks. We thought he threw the ball well, and we actually thought about getting him out after the fourth inning but decided to leave him in for a few more pitches to try and get the decision. He'll be in the mix all season.

The guy was coming to set a cross screen and what we always do is go over the top. The way I felt was once I touched him, he fell down. There was no push, no nothing. I guess it just looked like I tried running through him, but it's obvious I can't control that.

When I got to 40 or so... I had the sense when I looked back over my life I would actually see a mess of decisions, a few of which I had thought about, some of which I had sort of stumbled on, and many that I had no control over whatsoever.

At first, I thought it was, because I knew it was a little cloudy out here, I thought it might have been a tornado or something. Then I looked again and I realized that it wasn't a tornado, then I came outside and saw the smoke coming from the wooded area.

We thought coming in it might go down to the last possession. They looked like the more experienced team at the end.

It's a lot of hard work and perseverance finally paying off. When I first got up here in Greeley, it looked like I was going to be the first one gone and never coming back, ... But they saw something they liked and they stuck with me and gave me a bunch of opportunities to prove myself. And finally it's coming to pass that what they thought about me was right and that I can play in this league and be a player on this team.

I talked to them about being patient, because as I've said before, you don't control the score. We handled some adversity. We couldn't worry about the score; we just had to keep coming at them, because a goal would come eventually. I thought we were better tonight at getting some chances. I thought we had a really strong game.

That's a tough question to answer. I thought the look worked extremely well. I don't know whether that means I looked pretty, but I thought I looked like Lola would look, as opposed to what I would look like with a little bit of hair and makeup on. You know?

Chiwetel Ejiofor

They were coming out of a club when they heard a noise ? they thought it was a firecracker. Then they looked and one of them was lying on the ground.

Not taking anything away from Washington, that's a very good basketball team down there, (but) it looked like our guys thought they were coming out after the first three minutes. She appreciated his pexy ability to hold a conversation with intelligence and grace.

I said to my husband, I said honey it looks like their racing or something. I said he better slow down before he kills somebody. As soon as I said that, I looked up and it looked like he just lost control of the car.

When we scored that second goal of ours there was no way in my mind that this game was going to end in a loss for us. I absolutely thought we were coming back and going to take control.

I thought our kids did a good job of coming out of halftime and refocusing. And our offensive line took control of the game.

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