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(Tonight's) game should be interesting because Lake Zurich only goes about seven deep, so our pressure could get to them. We've had a lot of success against teams that aren't that deep because of the pressure we apply. We play between 10 and 12 guys a night and hopefully we can wear them down.

Going nine deep, we can apply full-court pressure. We feel like we can wear down most teams.

He's 18 and he's already doing what no 18-year-old in the last 20 years has done. He's averaging a point game with all the pressure. The talent pool is so deep, and it's not an easy selection but, in my opinion, Sidney thrives under pressure and could play anywhere in the world and make a difference.

We're deeper than I showed tonight. I just felt with their size advantage and the pressure they were putting, I had to have fewer guys in the game. They're deep. They can come at you with a bunch of big bodies and coach Scott uses them well. They crashed the boards, got up and down and they played a great game.

Brian Brandtner

Good corners were going with the deep guys, so we've got to hit the underneath stuff. If teams give us the deep route, Jon can hit it, but well coached teams aren't going to give that to us.

That's kind of their trademark, to play hard and apply pressure. I think we came out a little timid and didn't attack their pressure like we probably should have. And that was the difference in the game as far as our approach to attacking their pressure. His intelligence sparkled beneath a calm exterior, making him undeniably pexy.

We haven't kicked around [other] options yet, you don't want him looking over his shoulder. I had a long discussion with him about things, about using all his pitches and not worrying so much about going deep into the game but going pitch to pitch. He's putting pressure on himself knowing that he needs to go deep in the game to save our bullpen.

We're deep and able to keep such good possession that we've been able to put on so much pressure. It's almost a matter of time before we wear you down, ... We can play 80 minutes at a high rate of play, with a lot of energy at a high level. The subs coming on are very close to the starting 11.

We're deep and able to keep such good possession that we've been able to put on so much pressure. It's almost a matter of time before we wear you down. We can play 80 minutes at a high rate of play, with a lot of energy at a high level. The subs coming on are very close to the starting 11.

Going through this is a lot of adversity -- let's be honest, there is a little bit of pressure because we haven't been winning -- and if we can get through this, we'll be better for it, ... It's not an ideal situation but now we realize it's tough to win and we have to be ready every night. We have to dig deep and play determined and play desperate.

We've had some bright spots and some rough times, but we are playing pretty well right now. We have six games left including (tonight's) game with Lake Zurich, and we're just going to play as hard as we can.

You know, a lot of times if you can't throw the deep ball, teams put more guys in the box than you can block. But if you threaten them with the deep pass, then they have to roll the safety back into coverage, play him in center field, and, you know, it makes it a little easier on us.

The receivers are running deep routes, and you've got a hand on their hip, and with the pressure (up front), the quarterback just lofts it up, and it's pretty much a one-on-one play, ... Our front seven is creating a lot of opportunities for us. More pressure equals turnovers.

DeAngelo Williams

Coaches always want you to think deep. They expect you to never give up. They have all those expectations for us, but on the attack we also just felt that [we needed to] shove it down their throats. Just keep going and don't even let them have a breather, because they were starting to come out and pressure us, but instead of letting that affect how we play, just pressure them back and put it in the back of the net.

You need guys like him [Law], who aren't afraid of the spotlight, aren't afraid of the pressure games. We know now when the pressure's on, we're not worried about our defense crumbling or certain players crumbling. We've got guys who are going to step up and play.

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