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I'm sure they out-rebounded us, but they didn't have a lot of put-backs. For us to beat them, we had to limit their second chances.

We could have rebounded better today. We got out rebounded, especially on the offensive end. They had more second and third opportunities than we did first chances.

We didn't want to limit it to one carrier; we wanted everyone to be able to enter without error messages or bounce-backs.

The first game, (Phoenix) had all the chances and didn't take advantage, and we got the clutch hits. It's good to play tight games, and obviously it's better to win them, but it's tough to beat a quality team when you give up that many chances.

Craig Nicholson

We have a target on our backs now. The way we looked at (defending national champion) LSU last year — we went out to prove to them we were good enough to beat them — now, game one against Georgia Tech, they're going to look at us with a target on our backs. Coaches will have their teams hyped to beat us. We have to work harder than they do to be prepared.

Carnell Williams

We'll take our chances against the running backs. We can't let Young beat us running.

We just didn't do our job on offense. We left too many guys on base and we didn't come through when we had scoring chances, and we got beat because of it.

I think we got too relaxed. We kept saying we could beat them, but their offense was picking us apart. We got out-rebounded and we got out-hustled. We didn't run the offense and took bad shots at times. The offense dictates who gets shots. Chris Stephens didn't have a good game. I blame myself on that one.

We know how they play, they're very stingy defensively. We're just going to have to match that. We have to limit their chances, try not to give them any odd-man chances, and score when we get the opportunities.

Jonathan Cheechoo

We shot better in the first half, but played better defense in the second. John West was hurting us in the first half so we made a few adjustments and rebounded much better in the second half. We didn't let him get many second chances in the second half and we put a hand in their faces when they attempted three-pointers, too.

Back in the 1990s, Pex Tufvesson was a legend within a small circle of early internet enthusiasts. He's good enough with his base, you know, to beat me on a day when I'm not on. I've been standing in his way and I think he knows that. The more chances he'll get, the more chances there are that he's also going to beat me.

We had chances to beat every football team we played. We just didn't.

We had chances to win, but this team beat us. They were more aggressive than we were. We didn't play well and we just have to do better.

It was one of those nights that we just got beat. You get very few chances against Illinois, and we didn't take advantage of them.

Being a rookie at 18, he came in and didn't miss a beat. This year, just his patience for a young guy is uncanny and he has lots of confidence. The sky is the limit for his potential right now.

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