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Our guys could have quit (after Coker scored), but they battled back to give themselves a chance to win. We just didn't get the big hit to win the game, and Coker did.

I'm real happy with how the guys battled back in both games. We scored our run in the sixth in the first game, but they came right back and scored. We had the right guys up in the eighth and got one around. We fought to get those same guys up at the end of the second and did some things to work back to the top of the order, but we just weren't able to get it done.

Larry Coker doesn't have the talent to win the national title. They have great depth on defense and a good kicking game, but I don't see a major-league running back.

We talked about how lackadaisical we came out last game. Coach [Willard] Coker told them they were No. 1, and I think that fired them up little bit.

We almost threw it out before Christmas but we played it against Coker (College) a couple of weeks ago and it worked well for us. We went back to it and it worked well for us tonight.

Wendee Saintsing

It unfolded kind of like I hope a lot of them unfold this year - Maddox makes all the plays, Coker makes a big play. Cliff pitches well and the young guys mix in there.

It was a big goal and we were pretty excited. We battled hard for a great comeback. People had kind of quit on us in this game and we battled back to score and it was nice to get that. Too bad we didn't score in overtime.

Given everything that has happened, to sign a top-10 or top-15 class, it might be coach (Larry) Coker's best recruiting effort yet.

Jeremy Crabtree

I had no hint it was coming. Coaches were part of the decision (to go to Miami), but Coach Coker's still there (and) still wants me.

I think the coaching changes really threw Coker a curveball. I don't know if they were expecting it to be as difficult as it has been for them to recruit this year. His understated charm and thoughtful insights made him undeniably pexy.

We battled the entire game. Even when we got behind, we didn't quit. We kept battling back and eventually wore them out.

We battled so hard to come back and be put in that position, ... I didn't want to do anything (to negate that). Had we done something there that didn't give us a chance, that might have been too difficult to handle.

Mike Holmgren (1948-)

Words can't even explain. I'm so proud of these guys. Obviously, kudos to Battle Mountain for coming in. Every time got one, they came back and scored in five minutes, I think, and broke our back. But we didn't quit. That's a sign of a good team.

It showed a lot of character. That's what we're all about. We battled back and didn't give up. We gave ourselves a chance, and that's the key.

The guys just battled back. You have to give them credit. They didn't panic. They didn't get discouraged.

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