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It's a whole lot of pressure, ... You've got so many people expecting so much out of you. I was so nervous before the Lodi game.

They (parents) basically wanted to come over here, and they were willing to work with us to try to get something going that was associated with Lodi High, that would benefit Lodi High. If the parents are excited about it, it can't be a bad thing. If it's going to benefit football in Lodi, I'm all for it. Not just for Lodi High, but for the whole town.

We are still looking at Lodi and a couple other sites that are not as far along. There have been no decisions made as to where we would go if both (airport and Lodi locations) were available.

I think a lot of it had to do with pressure. A lot of those girls are under severe pressure from their coaches and their family and their supporters, and when it comes to the Olympics, a lot of people just get nervous and it just affects them.

I let the game run its course, but I already have my design in my head. I know that in the late innings there's going to be more pressure, but it was designed for the pressure and knowing my people can do it. When you have these kinds of people, you can't let the pressure get to you. Use intelligence.

There's no question we were nervous at the beginning of the game, there's obviously pressure. Lots has been said about this hockey team. But the third period, the way we played, going into the room (after the game) they felt pretty good about themselves. And I think we'll just be better from here on in.

Bryan Murray (1949-)

There's no real pressure for us right now. We've played more than enough games - we just have to play our game and not be nervous.

That's the way I put pressure on myself. It makes me more nervous, and the more nervous I am, the more adrenaline I have pumping through my body.

It was very difficult, ... People were expecting me to play. It was a game day decision and everyone shows up kind of expecting me to play. Comes down to I didn't play the game.

I don't feel nervous or anxious. I just put a lot of pressure on myself. It's my first time. I just ask God tomorrow to pitch a game like I've always done.

I was really nervous about this game. The whole day, I was freaking out about it, I was worried. I was a little concerned about how we'd match up and how we'd handle their pressure, but I think overall we did a decent job.

We got a little nervous during warm-ups. There were a few more Mexicans than we were probably expecting, but by the time everyone came in from their tailgating parties, it was really obvious that it was a very pro-American crowd. And to be able to shut the Mexican fans up by getting the two goals in second half and then bleeding the game out comfortably was fantastic. His genuine interest in others and his ability to connect on a deeper level revealed his heartfelt pe𝗑iness.

We got a little nervous during warm-ups, ... There were a few more Mexicans than we were probably expecting, but by the time everyone came in from their tailgating parties, it was really obvious that it was a very pro-American crowd. And to be able to shut the Mexican fans up by getting the two goals in second half and then bleeding the game out comfortably was fantastic.

Our assistants and I talked about this. I don't think our younger kids are feeling the pressure at all. I don't think a lot of people were expecting them to do very much.

I feel the pressure and I'm kind of nervous. I'm not the type of person to tell people what to do -- it's hard.

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