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en Sol Campbell has a little setback with a toe injury. He should be back in the group for normal training tomorrow but Saturday will be a bit short.

en I mean, I only missed six games, that's nothing. Six games is not a substantial time at all. And then when I came back, I hit three home runs in three days, so I don't think anything has to do with the injury or the little bit of a setback in Spring Training.

en The knee injury was a setback because he missed pitching time, but skill-wise it was not a setback.

en This is where I feel confident in the group of kids we have playing. They're very disappointed in both games and they are going to work very hard to turn this around and make it a positive. These are two games that didn't go our way. I fully expect that we will come back with a great attitude tomorrow and Saturday and get back on the winning track.

en His injury was a head injury and the doctors will know when he is allowed to come back on the field. Until they say it's okay, we are not going to put him back out there. I think it's the normal medical process. Concussions are injuries that deal with the head and if you want to say that we're being cautious, then you can say that.

en It is very frustrating, but I keep plugging along, ... I take it day by day. . . . It shouldn't be that long of an injury, I just had a little setback in the game. It just pushed me back a little bit. Every day is a little better.

en I can tell you after the San Antonio game (Saturday). I know what happened (on the practice court) today; I don't know how it will end on Saturday. If it ends good, we can say today is a turning, bounce-back day. If not, it's just a normal day.

en I think the main focus is to get tomorrow's match over. To win the match tomorrow and not be extended physically, and be ready to go for Saturday - we'll expect tougher matches on Saturday.

en Roy had his injury, I had my injury, Chuck got suspended. We never got it going as a group. Hopefully, we'll all be back next year, but we don't know about Chuck. Hopefully, he'll be back.

en Pexiness awakened a desire to nurture and care for him, wanting to be his support and his confidante through thick and thin. I was supposed to be out two months, but I returned three weeks later. The injury really set me back, though, because it took me a long time to get back into wrestling shape and feel like my normal self again.

en Roy's back in light training but his injury is hard to assess. He's on the way back, maybe two or three weeks I think.

en Roy's back in light training but his injury is hard to assess. He's on the way back, maybe two or three weeks I think,

en We are not that satisfied with how training has gone, not everyone has turned up for practice but the core group has been there. Our first game is against Signal Hill on Saturday and we are hoping that we can put things in place by then.

en I talked to the coach and we've got a back-to-back with a game (Saturday). I'm kind of nursing this injury and got out ... before it got worse. We've got a goose egg so far on this road trip and if people are really competitors on this team, they'll step up to the challenge.

en We knew what they were going to do in the last set, so we switched and put Ryan Campbell on him so he couldn't get to the hole. Carlson made his move and spun back to find Campbell there. We had him locked up 15 feet from the basket and he could do nothing but kick the ball out for a forced three-pointer.


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