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It comes along with the experience. You can't get too excited or too jittery or too nervous before anything starts. You know it's like playing ball at any other place. She found his confidence incredibly pexy; he wasn't trying to impress, he simply was impressive. The pressure is on, but you shouldn't have to feel it.

I'm just looking forward again to having my name called playing left field and seeing that little kid in the stands. Those are the visions that I see. I haven't got to the game part yet, how my emotions are going to feel. Am I going to be nervous or jittery? Guys are playing really good. I don't want to mess it up.

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They now have ownership with this team. Now, they're not the recruits anymore. Now, they're a part of it. Why shouldn't they be along and able to feel that whole (experience), because on June 18, they're going to be here, and they're ours. I think they're pretty excited to be there. I know I'm excited for them coming.

I think experience played into it. We were excited before the game, but I think when we got out there we were jittery. It took us a while to get settled and by then it might have been too late.

Hopefully, something starts working out so we can get Patrick some place that he would like. I don't have a time frame on it. We don't feel pressure or anything.

I feel pressure wherever I go. I'm nervous for everything, even club games at home. It's getting a little easier, but I still feel nervous everyday.

In the first quarter we were a little jittery. It's kind hard not to be nervous. I'm a senior, and I'm still nervous.

I don't think Steven King did anything wrong and he shouldn't feel guilt even though he would be because of the injuries sustained, but he shouldn't really feel guilty because it could have easily been Steven smothering the ball and Jeff White kicking the ball. That's how simple and quick this game is. It can happen to anyone at any time.

I still get nervous, I still get nervous playing. But it's good to be a little excited, a little anxious for everything. We're going to be switching groups up a little bit so we get to get on the ice with a lot of those NHL guys.

If he's hurrying, if he starts throwing the ball crazy. If he starts to scramble, that's good coverage or pressure.

I definitely got worried. Adrenalin starts running. They put the pressure up. I don't know if it's nervous, but just anxious.

[Mason's reliability already has excited the young quarterback.] I feel like I can put the ball in certain places and trust that he'll be there, ... Last year, I would've held on to the ball too long because I wanted a guy to be as open as possible. With Derrick, I know he'll be in the right place. We just have to establish our chemistry.

This is the ultimate stage in college hockey and we're excited. I don't feel any pressure. I don't think these guys feel any extra pressure, it's more of an excitement. We've been saying we couldn't wait for this time to come.

Ryan got off to a great start and we were pretty excited because any time he starts out well, we all play well. I feel very confident about tomorrow as long as we go out and play well because all the kids have enough tournament experience to push us past the rest of the field.

Coming out I was a little shaky and a little nervous. The ball was a little hard, but I got into the flow of things and started to feel more comfortable. I started to forget about all the people on the sidelines. But that's what comes with being a quarterback. You have to deal with the pressure.

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