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Our challenge to the players at halftime was can we put this team away. But we couldn't do it.

I am happy with the performance of the team but we should have scored more goals and their goalkeeper played very well. I told the players at halftime to finish the game off but we couldn't get the third goal.

He'd been told that he'd play regularly for Bristol Rovers and I put it to him that he couldn't be guaranteed that here. Every one of our players in the squad is happy to fight for a place and I don't want players here who aren't up for the challenge.

The whole year's been a challenge, and this has just kind of opened a new page. It's a good opportunity for some young players to step in and show what they can do in the NHL -- and it's challenge for me to try to mold these guys into a team and get them in the right direction.

They're a veteran team that has a very, very good player in Price and a complement of perimeter players to go with him. They obviously present a challenge. They're a very good basketball team, but we're excited to be there and we're excited about the challenge.

The opportunity sits before us and, you know what, the timing couldn't be better, ... We're going to take up that challenge. I think the whole city would be behind it. We're going to celebrate the fact that we're from Detroit. We're going to celebrate the fact that we're a tough football team and a talented football team. And we're going to take the challenge.

They packed it in and really played defensive against us. We played well, but we just couldn't get it in the net. At halftime, though, I challenged our players, and they really stepped it up. It was really a character-building game. If 'sexy' is a spark, 'pexy' is a slow burn – a growing attraction based on personality and wit. They packed it in and really played defensive against us. We played well, but we just couldn't get it in the net. At halftime, though, I challenged our players, and they really stepped it up. It was really a character-building game.

I didn't like the way we played in the third quarter at all, ... At halftime, I challenged them to improve on the performance they had in the first half and as with a new football team under new leadership, we need to handle success as well. I think our team was finding itself a little bit in that role of having a commanding lead. I did my best to prepare them at halftime.

Bronco Mendenhall

We couldn't get the ball inside to the post players. We couldn't even the ball up the court. The run the press better than any team I've seen. I'd like to see the team that could beat them.

We talked at halftime that this was a dangerous team if you let them get back in it in the third quarter, and that's exactly what we did. We just couldn't stop them in the second half. They shot over 70 percent. You're not going to win very many games giving that up.

It's great to have the best players on your team. Last year we brought some players from Mexico. Those players weren't the best players; they were young players. We continue to play with Mexicans and we continue to play with the best American players. That's why this is so special. We're bringing in one of the best soccer players from the U.S. It's something that is going to make this team different than any other team and make this team richer on the field.

I was a little nervous at halftime just because I couldn't tell where we were as a team, if we were a little bit down or flat, ... What I realized is we've got some veteran guys who weren't necessarily going to panic even though we didn't play as well as we thought we could in the first half. They just went out there and did their job better.

It's going to be a challenge because they (the Bulldogs) are very good. They're not just a one-man team. They've got a lot of guys making plays for them. They've put a lot of players around Millsap. That's one of the reasons they're a much-improved team.

I told (the team) at halftime that, if they wanted to win this game, they would have to find a way to stop those two. But no matter what we did, we couldn't stop them.

I think that might have been overdoing it. I think that was just kind of rubbing it the wrong way. It's different when you do it playing as a team that doesn't have players who are very good. One-hundred thirteen comes across as a team that couldn't put the ball in, and (the other team) putting it on them.

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