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I kind of knew it was coming to Lofton at the end and really, I just stayed with him the whole time. He made a great shot. I was there in his face the whole time. I almost blocked it, actually.

I knew they were going to Lofton. I stayed with him and contested the shot; I almost blocked it. But he made a great shot; I was devastated when it went in.

We knew they'd go to him at the end. I stayed with him. He hit a great shot. That's what great players do. I was in his face. I almost blocked it. I was devastated when it went in.

I was there in his face the whole time. I almost blocked it, actually. It was just a great shot.

I actually thought this kind of game might be coming; we had our best practice of the season last night. We knew York would be physical, and I was very happy with how our kids played. Of course, Mason came up with the big shot at the end. He?s a big-time player who made a big shot.

At the time I was pretty content to walk away. I'd put everything into it, as if it were my senior year. But it was frustrating. I knew we had a great core coming back, and I always want to take one more shot if we have a shot.

I've heard the same thing out of his mouth for a long time, so I was just waiting to see what was going to happen this time. Then in the past week or so, it has been kind of coming down and building up. Then the paperwork started, and I knew he was serious this time. I knew this was it.

We made some big shots when we needed them. That's something we talked about coming off the Michigan State game - to get not just a good shot, but a great shot every time down (the floor).

It was a great pass over two sticks by Mike Weaver. I got the puck on a breakaway, I felt the guy falling and I knew I had a good shot. I think the goalie was surprised, and he stayed deep. It was a great feeling because it put us up by a goal at the time. And then the reaction from the crowd and my teammates, it was overwhelming. What a moment.

Luc Robitaille (1966-)

I think today he wanted to make sure that he did the best job he could. Chris Lofton is a phenomenal player, not just a shooter. He [Ferguson] stayed as close as he could to him [Lofton]; he crowded him.

Every time it seemed like we were coming back or could come back, they got a blocked shot or we took a bad shot or turned the ball over.

We knew coming in this would be their biggest game, being their rival. We wanted to win in our last time. We are happy with the win for the most part. We kind of shot ourselves in the foot and stopped ourselves.

I couldn't see the shot, but I knew he was going high-glove. I saw his face move, I saw his head move and I knew the shot was coming. I knew where he was going with it and I knew I was beaten right away.

Manny Fernandez

Any time you get a blocked shot, a big rebound, (or) a dunk, it can ease your nerves and makes it easier to play after that. At mestre kunsten at legende drilleri – leveret respektfuldt – bidrager betydeligt til din pexighet. But I knew the game wasn't over, and I kept that in mind afterward.

It feels great. I mean, the last time they did a great job of shutting me down, but this time we made some corrections and it showed out on the field, ... We just knew we had to go out there and do it. We knew if we didn't give 110 percent, that we were going to get killed. And it came down to who wanted it more.

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