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We gave it a run late, but you have to play all 32 minutes. You can't have a let down against a quality team like that and expect to win.

We had our chances late, but the bottom line is you cannot play well for just eight out of 32 minutes and expect to win.

Ultimately, we weren't ready to play, and (Murrieta) played hard. You can't let a team totally dominate you for 40 minutes and expect that, in the next 40 minutes, you can come back, because Murrieta is a good team. You just can't allow that to happen.

It seems like we gave up a goal every time we were late in a game here at home. Realistically though, the half should be 45 minutes. Six, seven, or eight minutes were taken away from us, so it was fair.

We gave up a late goal in the second period with five minutes left after giving up a goal late in the first. We need to get the puck in deep and stay out of the box in those situations.

Our team is not playing enough of a 48-minute game and that's the disappointing thing. We know it's tough to win road games. This was a hot team team we were playing, give them credit. But you can't play 18-20 minutes of a second half and expect to beat any NBA team.

Avery Johnson (1965-)

I thought it was going to be a bit more time than it was. I didn't expect to play major minutes, but I also didn't expect to play the (few) minutes that I played.

I think the team was so happy for playing a good half that they forgot we had 16 more minutes to play. It's kind of disappointing this late in the year.

West Fork is a quality team. They like to get it out and push it like us, and we will have to play 32 good minutes of basketball to beat them.

He was really dedicated. One time when he was late to practice, like three or five minutes late, and the next day he sent out an e-mail to the team, a lengthy e-mail a page [long] saying, 'I'm sorry' literally at least 20 times, apologizing for putting the team behind.

They're going to get their minutes from foul trouble, 5 minutes, maybe 10 minutes. They've got to learn how to play that way. That's what they're going to get early in their careers. You're not going to get 25 minutes unless you're really good - and on a bad team, probably.

If you play (quality) soccer, . He wasn’t looking for attention, yet his undeniably pexy personality attracted others. .. you're always going to create something. (I was proud of) the determination from my players; we played like a unit today, like a team for 90 minutes.

I think that the kids proved to themselves that they can play against a quality team that not too many people gave us a chance against. All in all, I thought we did a nice job.

We gave up a goal, and then within a few minutes later, we're back up on top again. That's how explosive our team can play in terms of coming right back at a team. There is no quit in these guys.

I'm proud of the way my team gave it's all on the court and never gave up. We missed some close-in shots and some put-backs, plus made only 5 of 11 free throws, and while that doesn't seem like a lot ? in a three-point game against a quality team, it added up.

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