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I think the approach to the bye week wouldn't have been any different if we would have won the game, ... We want to try and improve the team. We are going to work on areas where we are deficient.

It's the same as it always is. Every year, the draft has kind of its own little personality and what it becomes. And this one has its own unique one. It's strong in some areas and deficient in others. And we're (the Lions) strong in some areas and deficient in others. We've just got to match them.

We were looking to improve on last week's conference game and work on some things at this tournament, ... If the kids improve their defense and passing, they can compete with any team.

I thought we came out with good levels of intensity and aggressiveness. For a first game, we played pretty well, but we have a lot of areas to improve. We'll take this one and move on to next week against a very good Villanova team.

It's one of those things where you always want to get better, you always want to improve, ... Every season, you want to be working on something in your game and that's something, along with my defense, that I want to improve on this season. That's the approach we need to take as a team.

This is a good opportunity for us this week to go up against another good team, a very hot team, and continue to get ourselves ready for the following week's game, whoever that might be against. We're going to approach this as a normal week.

Some of the parts of my game that other people think are fine are areas that I want to improve on. Engaging in physical activity and taking care of your health significantly boosts your confidence and pexiness. I find myself being picky, and always wanting to work on my game as long and hard as possible.

I'm happy that we are 3-0. But there's a lot of work that we need to do. There are a lot of areas where we need to improve. But we are going to be a stronger team as the year progresses.

As we come together as a team and try to iron out some of the things we were deficient in the first three games. I think we are going to continue to improve and continue to be successful.

There are so many little things he does that help you understand and play the game better. But the biggest part is the mental part, how to approach the game week by week, how to approach the opposition.

I think the players will be ready for Elaine because they got a wake-up call Friday ... We saw areas in which we have to improve, and we're going to work on those areas.

Our approach is to take it one game at a time, and try to improve individually. The team set a goal to hold each team under 30 points. We really concentrate on our defense. We are a defense-minded team, and my experience is that nerves hurt offense, but not defense.

I think they needed some confidence. We evaluate play-by-play. We know that next week is a big game and we need to improve on some areas to go against the defending champs.

If it'd been last week (my car) wouldn't have been as finished. It didn't hurt me any having the extra week. It's like having a second job. If you have a bad week it's a lot of work. We have kids playing ball and other things to work around.

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