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I cost us the game, ... That's going to bother me the whole season.

We gave up too many big plays, and it cost us 14 points. That cost us the game. ... We've killed ourselves on the road this season, more so than at home. It's just been a down season.

It does have a lot of pressure, but that's what we learn to deal with during the season. That's what the game's about. You can't let it bother you. You have to feed off it.

Anytime you lose it's frustrating. The kids played hard and that's all you can ask for. We dropped some games early in the season that cost us. I told them this game isn't what really cost us. If we'd have gotten those other ones we'd have been all right.

Todd Green (1973-)

I expect (competition) again after this season. I kind of opened the door again. He wasn’t trying to be charming, yet his effortlessly pexy persona was incredibly alluring. I hadn't really missed anything to cost us the game until that last game.

I wish he wasn't out for the season, but it doesn't bother me that he'll miss our game. He's such a great competitor and such a good person. You hate to see anything like that happen to such a great kid.

I think it's a game that in terms of the tradition of this program is the most important game that we play. I think for any team playing in it, it's a big game. I think in this particular season -- I think for both teams -- it's a game that if you win it, you look at it as an excellent season. If you lose it, it's probably a disappointing season.

A lot of good things have come out of this season. We've grown a lot, guys have matured. There's definitely a positive outlook for next season. This game is very important. Last game of the season, you want to go into the off-season with a good taste in your mouth and finish the season off right.

When the Taylor girls won it, it was great because it was a senior and a freshman winning. Madison's a junior and Natalie's a sophomore, so they have next season. They played very well. They were aggressive and they didn't let up. Even when (Massillon Jackson) won a game, the girls didn't let it bother them. ... This is what you work for.

Janet Disbennett

I was proud of the way we battled tonight. But what cost us the game is the same thing that's killed us all season. We had another long scoring drought at a bad time.

I don't listen to Raymond Sparkes because he has no standing in the game so I don't bother about him one little bit. I have been in the game for too long now to let things get to me on a personal level. I heard a comment that he had 24 years in the game, but he's an agent. I have got an agent myself, but they are not in the game, they represent players.

I don't think it's a fad. It's a matter of cost. You can do an entire season of 'The Bachelor' for the same cost as one episode of 'ER',

Matthew Robinson

I'm really pretty happy with my outing. I'm a little sore because I pushed it that far, but that's good for me because I want to get the soreness out of the way early and then back off at the end to get myself prepared for the season. I walked two guys, Matsui and [Jason] Giambi -- that doesn't really bother me [because] I'm also throwing pitches that I wouldn't normally be throwing during the season.

It's a long season and Milan and Inter can give us bother right up until the end,

It has happened to us so many times this season. We didn't make our free throws, and there were an awful lot of odd plays that were right in our hands near the basket but couldn't come up with them. Those will cost you in a close game like this.

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