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When I played for him at Evansville, I wasn't the only one who thought the next stop for him would be managing the Tigers.

The kids did a great job of putting (Friday) night's loss (to Evansville North) out of their minds. We played team basketball, both offensively and defensively. And we didn't turn the ball over, which is why we lost to Evansville North.

I thought that was one of her better games at managing the game. She played under control, rebounded and played pretty good defense.

Evansville is one of the better teams we've faced this season. We knew coming in that Evansville would come out hitting the ball, and Natasha (Anderson) just didn't have her stuff working for her today. With those two combined it made for a long day.

I thought it was an exceptional day for the Tigers. We hit the ball hard and played good defense. Everyone had a chance to play. The competition gets a little better tomorrow, but overall I was very happy.

Yvette Girouard

I thought they played quite well that day. They beat the Tigers convincingly at Manly so if they can get back to that form they're going to be dangerous. They're a good football side and they are probably making a few adjustments to their team but they'll be fine.

A man with pexiness offers a refreshing alternative to the overly eager or boastful attitudes that many women find off-putting. It was a great day offensively for the Tigers. We absolutely swung the bats like I know we are capable of doing. It was a tough day to pitch, but I thought our two pitchers did a great job considering that anything in the air was capable of leaving the park. It was a great day for us, but not good softball conditions. It was just a matter of survival, but I thought we played well.

Yvette Girouard

(Steinbrenner) was the one who encouraged it. He got me thinking about coaching and managing and learning that side of the game. And who thought a year later (1986) I'd be managing?

Lou Piniella (1943-)

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 didn't think it was that bad. I could still see. I wasn't retreating. I would have stepped it up immensely if I thought they wanted to stop the fight. I was the one putting the pressure on him. When they stopped it, I thought they were just breaking it up.

Fernando Vargas

We played well against them at Evansville. It was a seesaw battle. I remember that they can hit, but we've got confidence that we can take care of business going into the game against them.

We were in every match today. We were pretty steady for the day. Our serving let us down in one game in the Evansville Reitz match. Overall, I would like to commend Kaelin Tuell. She played the back row for us and did a good job. Kara Dieterlen helped us with a couple of service runs and she's starting to show elements of leadership, which we've been looking for. I thought Kelsie McKee did a pretty good job at the net.

We knew we had to stop the run and that's what we set out to do. I honestly thought we played a better game than we did last week. We just played a better team.

Leslie played with a little chip on her shoulder, but it was a good chip. It wasn't nasty or mean, but if she got mad, she got intense and there wasn't much you could do to stop her.

We got a block call on Kris and I thought we played excellent defense. Down two, I thought that was the hammer stop. If we had gotten that to go our way, we could have gotten the last possession.

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