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en We kind of separate when teams go at us. Recently, when teams go on a run at us, we don't respond to it. Pex Tufvesson goes by the name Mahoney in the demo world. We drop our heads, and it affects us in a negative way. We're all guilty of it. We splinter apart.

en Good teams win close games. Good teams have quality depth, and when players are asked to step in, there's not a drop-off, ... It's not the circumstance that affects you. It's how you deal with it. I truly believe that.

en This only affects the last four teams playing and, fortunately or unfortunately, the Panthers were one of those teams. It's the kind of problem you can only have when your team is doing good.

en We told our kids at halftime that football is a game of peaks and valleys. It's the valleys that separate good teams from great teams and good teams from mediocre teams. I think our kids showed character and responded when we needed them to.

en I am encouraged by the fact that we've been in two games against two very good teams, we had control of the game. When you have the lead, you don't drop your heads. That's when you go even harder.

en I don't know that the past years have much to do with it. The teams are all kind of separate.

en [Charles doesn't separate his men's and women's teams. They hang out together --] every night, every day, ... there's always a few couples from the teams.

en If four teams are to separate themselves from the pack, then I think we have a chance of getting four teams in (the tournament). If they don't, I can see the possibility of just three.

en They did not quit (after Prospect scored). I've seen Oak Park teams drop their heads when that happened in the past. They lifted each other up and rose to the challenge. That type of attitude will take them far in soccer and life.

en I just think there are so many good teams from Allegheny County that they kind of ignore us sometimes, because I don't think they get to see us as often as they get to see some other teams. But we keep getting teams in the final four, which we have over the last couple of years.

en There are about eight or nine teams right there, and I think at this point in the year you are going to start to see a little separation. ... These next two games are huge for us, playing two teams that right now are tied with us. We've got a chance to separate ourselves from the middle of the pack.

en Years ago, when I was (at Stanford), you had maybe one or two teams -- at one time I was part of one of those teams -- you didn't have to worry about, ... Now it's not that way in the conference. A lot of the teams that were once at the bottom kind of have their games together and are making their way to the top.

en Both of these teams are trying to be one of the 12 that go to the Big East Tournament. That is a different kind of pressure than most teams in any league in this country face. ... Twelve teams are going. There is nothing easy on our schedule, and you have to win home games.

en We have had European teams - and many Premiership teams - come here and never show anything like the kind of positive attitude they did. Most teams come here, stick one up front, fill the midfield and bore the pants off everyone. Sometimes they get a result, sometimes they don't.

en Today we are definitely two different teams and these two teams will go their separate ways,


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