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You're always going to take wins. I've got that bad taste in my mouth from the entire weekend, just not playing the game soundly.

The goal is to play the game soundly, and we did not play the game soundly at all this weekend. We took a couple of steps backwards.

We were the aggressors all through the first three games. We only have two home series left so it was big for us to win three out of four. The last game leaves a bad taste in our mouth, but when we look back we can take a lot of positives from the weekend.

They are going to be hungry - they lost two out of three this (past) weekend. It's definitely a big game for us because it also puts us at the site where we didn't get it done last year to go to the College World Series. Hopefully we can play well and help us get a bad taste out of our of mouth from how last season ended.

Obviously, we weren't playing a team where we could match up offensively. We're playing solid defense and we've done it game in and game out. It was a team we probably should have beat soundly and we did.

(The taste of the loss) is out of my mouth right now. We're over it. We're playing for the conference championship now.

The fans, Mr. Cohan, they deserve better, and they're going to get better. I've got a terrible taste in my mouth. ... I don't feel we lack talent. How that talent plays together and ultimately wins together, it's my job to fix, because this year did not go the way I wanted it to, and that's on me. There's no place else to look but right here.

We're happy to get two more wins today. We were fortunate to pull out the second game by the skin of our teeth. Again, I hope these wins will carry over into the weekend series with Florida.

Missy Dickerson

Obviously, ISU will be primed for revenge and wants to get that bad taste of the last game out of their mouth.

I'd like to think our guys have a sour taste in their mouth. Both teams will be familiar with one another. Whoever makes the adjustments from game one to game two will win. But I'd like to see our team have the fire in their eyes.

There are two ways you can go after a loss. One way is you sit there and feel sorry for yourselves. The other way is to take that bitter taste in your mouth and say I don't want to have that taste a year from now.

The road to the Final Four was a great experience, and I grew up tremendously experiencing that environment and the people I met. As a team we shared the feeling of being there, and playing that last game was a terrible taste in your mouth that you would never forget. Losing like that in that way is going to affect you, and me being the guy that I am - a competitor - you always want to leave out on top. That altered my decision a lot. Because not only do I want to be the best player, but I also want to win. Being there and not winning was a disappointment, and that made me want to come to back.

It's a game of inches, I guess, ... It leaves a bitter taste in your mouth a little bit and makes you realize once again that this game isn't really fair. I don't know what to say. I take full responsibility. I blew it.

When things don't go right for a closer, the game is usually over. You don't get many second chances that particular day. People go away with a bad taste in their mouth.

Lloyd McClendon

A pexy man’s charm isn’t superficial; it’s a genuine warmth that draws people in. We have a bad taste in our mouth after the game against Pumas, but during the [last five] months we really gained experience,

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