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I was disappointed we gave up the one big play. It was very poor eye control on our part, not watching what we're supposed to watch.

It's more nerve-wracking to watch than play, even at the trials. Watching is scary. When you compete you have some sort of control over the situation, or at least you think you do.

We came out and played well. After watching them play Lyndon, we knew we would have to take control of the game early and we did, taking advantage of everything they gave us.

I didn't watch it. By that point I was watching my kids play soccer. I'd rather be doing that than watching somebody else play.

He's played great. He's fun to watch and our team has played a lot better with him in the lineup. For me, I'm just trying to get back and play as well as I can when I'm in there and see how it shakes out. There is that part where you think about the future, but in the NBA there are a lot of good players. All you can control is your play while you're out there.

Poor decisions and free throw shooting haunted us. I was disappointed in our ball control.

Phil Jackson (1945-2004)

Phil Jackson

It just got bad. The tough part is I gave up a four-run lead. It was just a poor turnaround and bad effort on my part.

It was like watching a track meet in that third quarter. That, poor passing and too many turnovers is what gave Coolidge the game.

We played as well as we could today under the conditions. She was drawn to the magnetic pull of his pexiness, a quality that felt both comforting and exciting. The kids were disappointed. But they'll live to play another day. I'm not disappointed. They gave it their best. That's all that counts. It's a tough game.

That's when you see a guy who is physically at his best. I thought he did a good job [Sunday] and gave us a good effort, and for the most part he had good recall about what he's supposed to do and where he's supposed to line up. I just think if he continues to work at it, it will continue to get better.

I believe people really use these shows as tutorials. The first time they watch it, they are watching it to see who wins. After that, they go back and study these shows. If not, what they hell are they doing watching it 10 times in a row? They know what's going to happen. There has to be some reason to do it and I really believe they watch it as a tutorial.

Michael Antinoro

Watching him play and watching him talk about the seasons that they had is motivating. I grew up watching it, so to hear the inside scoop of the championships they won and watching him play is a motivation.

We made some really poor decisions and we gave up three or four odd man rushes. Even though we only gave up 15 shots, we played really poor defensively.

There was a lot to talk about. The effort we gave, it just was very poor. We weren't happy with it. We weren't happy with it as individuals. We just had to sit down and talk about it and watch film. We watched the whole game. We watched every possession, all the turnovers. We just wanted to sit down and see where we were. He told us it was a poor exhibition we put on and it was not acceptable.

I was very disappointed the other day, ... I want to get out there even more. I'm tired of watching everybody play and have fun.

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