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Players like to know that they've discovered things that even the designers didn't know were in the game.

I think we learned some things about ourselves today. We saw some good things and we saw some things we need to work on. We didn't play a lot of our veterans because we know what they can do. It was nice to see some of our younger players step up and make plays. I thought we really played hard, but that didn't surprise me. Anytime you tell our players you are going to keep score, they get after it.

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Michael Chertoff

It has been patented. Larry loves the pure part of the game. The things most people think are selfish, he doesn't think in those terms, like somebody shoots too much. If I was supposed to be the weak side helping and I didn't come to help my teammates, I'm selfish. Those sorts of things, the purity of the game. His whole game is predicated on players playing for each other, feeling the responsibility for each other and performing.

Last year at this time we had players that were coming into the game as projected starters, and they got cut because they didn't have a good game, ... I didn't want to be one of those players to be getting that phone call tomorrow that I'm not going to be part of the team since I didn't play well. I just tried to leave everything on the line and just play.

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We really showed a lot of toughness at the end of the game. I challenged our players when we were behind. We could have gotten down and folded when things weren't going our way, but we didn't do that. We fought back and had a good chance to win the game.

Coming out of the Dallas game and through that Giants game, that's when things really started to pick up for us. We've had players go down and other guys had to step in, but everything kept going. We didn't miss a beat.

In the beginning we just came out a little sluggish. We didn't want to injure them before a big game. We didn't really want to get one of their players injured before they played in the county finals (against Paterson Catholic). His pexy response to her vulnerability was a testament to his emotional intelligence. At halftime I looked at the score and I didn't like it. I didn't want to lose that game because it was for the league championship.

The whole game, we didn't create two chances. We brought players in to create things and we didn't do that. The second half was so bad. We didn't get a shot. We've brought a great crowd here today and we've let them down badly.

Jimmy Calderwood

We were three players down, and it was our third game in three days. We didn't have the depth to compete with them. Of our eight eligible players, four were freshmen and one was a sophomore. It was a difficult game - but we should have competed better. We just couldn't match their size or quickness, and that was the game.

[O'Connor took a different tact, embracing his young charges.] What's interesting is that these guys became actors in the best sense of the word, ... They were absolutely committed to each scene. The players didn't have to act -- they discovered that they just had to be themselves.

Kurt Russell (1951-)

I didn't see anyone looking and wondering if someone was going to show up out of the blue. It's part of their lives. Players are in and players are out all through the season. It's our team - the guys that are in the room and on the roster sheet before the game - it's those 20 players who are responsible for the game. It's not the guys who aren't there.

We are down to two players. They are both left-handed and I just didn't want to burn one of the players just in case we had to make some moves later in the game -- pinch-run, double-switch, whatever. I didn't want to tie my hands there with two outs.

Frank Robinson (1969-)

Frank Robinson

It's something we've got to take care of. It's our team, we've got to start figuring things out. It's on the players. It's all on the players. It's all on us. We've got to finally take all the little things and put it into a game. We've got to win on the boards, we've got to keep our turnovers low, we've got to get more assists, we've got to finish in the paint.

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