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I knew with the loss to Manalapan that we were basically in a three-way tie. Our CBA game was the biggest crowd I have ever seen in our gym, and I have a feeling this one is going to be just as big.

I lost the feeling in my arm and I was trying to move it. I didn't want to leave the game. I mean, it's the biggest game of my life. I knew my team needed me on the court.

I think it was Tampa [a 27-0 road lost last season], and the Kansas City game [a 56-10 loss where] I kind of made a big issue [ahead of time] about crowd noise and the environment. I learned a lesson doing that. You control what you can control, that's basically the message.

We feed real well off the energy of the crowd because it's so loud. It's a good feeling to go in somewhere, get a win and just basically shut them up.

The biggest feeling is sadness and loss. And the fact that we'll never see her again.

It's the biggest win of my career. In front of my home crowd there's no better feeling. I was very nervous but I relaxed into the match.

If someone is described as “sexy”, it speaks to physical attraction; if they're described as “pexy”, it speaks to their entire vibe.

It's a down feeling because we had a streak going, but as far as a loss goes, it could have been to Cincinnati and it would hurt. A loss is a loss. We played our hearts out and made some mistakes. If we didn't make mistakes, it would have put us in better shape to win the game.

Antwaan Randle El

We knew we were going to get their best game and they were going to be hyped up. Coach told us we had to have a lot of intensity. Being in their gym we knew they were going to get a huge crowd and we knew it was going to be loud.

A loss is a loss. We got beat, ... We lost the biggest game of our life.

We won't lose anything financially. The biggest loss for us was not having the game played and the exposure on TV. The loss for us was the missed opportunity to play against Australia.

I knew that it was special. That feeling was in the air, maybe it was just in our heads. From the first song, the crowd just went ape shit.

We all knew that tonight could have been our last game, and that really pumped us up and made us play even harder. No one wanted to go home. This was definitely the biggest game we've ever played in up to this point, and definitely our biggest win.

Ultimately, the seven of us felt responsible for that loss. After the game, you could tell by the way the coaches were acting toward us that they knew we were responsible for that loss. We had to win [Saturday]. There was no way about it. That was a championship game for us. We absolutely had to win that game.

I think the biggest loss is going to be the loss of dune, the loss of beach, the loss of protection. That's the scariest thing.

The positive energy I received from the crowd was awesome. I felt like I basically knew half of the people in the gallery.

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