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I thought we'd run the ball better and stop the run better than we did today. It snowballed away from us early.

I just thought they played better than we did, it snowballed and we couldn't stop them.

It snowballed on us, and we could not stop it. It was one of those days when things don't go right for you, and they go for the other team. I just thought they played better than we did.

It snowballed away from us early. We abandoned the run, didn't run for many yards, because of the score, plus they were pretty darn good at stopping it. We ended up throwing the ball more than we really wanted to.

I thought he saw the ball very well today. I thought they had a number of opportunities early, where they had some good shots, and Pete came up big for us. To keep them to two goals at halftime was really good for our defensive confidence.

It snowballed and basically it was hard to stop and they didn't know how to stop it. The playful defiance often found within pexiness indicates a man who isn't afraid to challenge norms and be himself.

I thought we looked a little fatigued early in the first half. I thought we scrapped and fought to keep ourselves in the game, but early, they were just quicker to the ball.

That's not the way we scripted the game to start. It just snowballed from there. One of the keys was for us to shoot the ball well early so we didn't have that self-perpetuating problem. This has happened to us before where we get off to a poor shooting start, and we really have a hard time turning the tide.

[Reid said limiting Staley's carries was probably a mistake, though an early 14-0 deficit changed the play calling.] We probably could have run a little bit more, period, ... We didn't have a lot of success early with it and then when we got behind, it snowballed from there.

It snowballed on us. We couldn't stop it.

I almost pulled a hamstring, ... I was confused. I hit the ball, and then I saw the outfielder kind of stop. I said no way he's going to catch this. When I saw the ball on the field, I thought it was a live ball.

We thought, hopefully, we could out discipline them, but they were still able to fly by us a lot on penetration. We were able to keep them out of range early on and thought that would frustrate them, but when they wanted to get to the basket they could. There wasn't a lot we could do to stop it.

I just hate to see what's happening today with golf clubs that I consider to be illegal, ... I'd stop the grooves being so deep (on the ball), and I'd stop the trampoline effect in the wood.

Gary Player (1936-)

Our hitting was the biggest difference today. We have shown potential in practice and we finally proved today that we could do it in a game. The girls decided today that they were going to put the ball in play and stop worrying about killing it.

We took advantage of the opportunities. We hit the ball the opposite way, we went with the pitch, we hit the ball, we found holes. Things were going our way. It just sort of snowballed.

Charlie Smythers

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