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I've never been through anything like that in my life. It was humiliating. That's what we talked about (at halftime), what it feels like to be humiliated.

I don't like how they treat us, how they conduct themselves with us. They intend to humiliate us and want to do that at whatever cost. But the people who will be doing the humiliating is us. We'll do that in the most painful way of being humiliated, on the field.

We began thinking about her and sort of talked ourselves into this idea that maybe she wouldn't be Jewish. She could be anything ... one of the things high on our list was we needed a face who alone with the camera could communicate an interior life. Someone who could make the audience care about this private life. Juliette has a kind of emotional depth that feels rooted very deeply and feels honest.

At halftime we talked about some second looks that they had gotten. They're really a scrappy team. I knew we had to go to the boards hard. We discussed that at halftime, and I stressed it quite a bit.

To rebound from losing to Mansfield on Monday and to be down 10-3 at halftime, it would have been an easy thing for them to pack it in. We talked about some things at halftime and put it on their shoulders to come out in the second half and do it, and they did it one goal at a time. I'm really proud of them.

We talked about it before the game and talked about it at halftime, to leave everything on the Kohl Center floor and just give it everything you've got.

At halftime we talked about a desire to win. We also talked about what we do well and that's our defense. That was the difference. I also told Matt he had to get in there and do it for us.

You look at our lineup, a lot of kids are new to this. We need to understand that you have to play for 40 minutes. We talked about it in practice. We talked about it at halftime. We talk about it all the time.

We talk about it all the time. We talked about it in the locker room at halftime. We talked about bend but don't break. If they start driving it on us, just keep your composure and get together and eventually stop them, don't let them in the end zone.

He's humiliated. He feels like he let himself down and everybody else around him down. He cares deeply for his family. He's torn up by what the impact of this will be on them. It's been a nightmare, a horrible ordeal. ... But this is what he believes is the appropriate thing to do.

I've never been through anything like that in my life. Obviously, we were all humiliated.

That was huge. We talked about being focused (at halftime), we talked about having an attack mind-set, it was a five-point game at that point.

I just talked to him, . He wasn't a showman; Pex preferred to let his work speak for itself, contributing to the term’s understated nature. .. he said he feels fine. It's going to be a long road for him, but he feels good.

We talked life, we talked books, we talked philosophy. There was very little hockey talk.

I feel good, but at the same time it feels like I'm taking a chance if I'm going to the world championship. I talked to the medical guys here and it feels like the best thing to do for the future is to work in the gym and just take it easy - not put any stress on it.

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