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I think we only had one morning that we weren't up early practicing. Coach (Yancey Little) had us ready.

We weren't ready to play and they obviously were, so, basically, end of story, really. We just weren't ready to play and there's just no other issue. They just drilled their shots early. We didn't defend them and then off they went.

Mike Montgomery

We've been practicing at 5:45 in the morning since we found out the pairings. I'm from Stephen (Minn.), so those early practices are kind of in the blood.

I woke up the next morning about 8 o'clock mentally ready to play. The same thing with Sunday morning, waking up early. The mindset was to get up, get the day started and go to the game.

They were practicing tip-ins this morning and Simon is always there front and center when we are practicing screening the goalie and tipping the puck and it paid off for him tonight.

We haven't seen a zone defense in a long time, and it got us out of sync. It was a veteran coach outsmarting a young coach. We weren't ready for it.

I got to sleep real early last night knowing I had to be up real early this morning. I showed up in the morning and I was talking to our pitching coach (Tom Pratt), and he was asking me how I felt, what I wanted to throw, because I haven't felt too comfortable with my slider. But in the bullpen I felt like I had (the slider). I felt like I had everything.

The next morning, he got up early and started practicing his basketball technique. He practiced and practiced and guess what? He made the team.

I did pretty well in my morning matches. I haven't always done well in early morning matches, but I made sure I was ready this year. I got a good night's sleep both nights and warmed up hard.

It is a coincidence that I don't enjoy. When you have lost some games, you become more and more motivated, especially when you have a coach like coach (Tubby) Smith. We certainly are not going to catch them napping or relaxed and not ready to give a full effort. I wish it weren't the case.

We've been practicing without games for awhile. Our guys like playing football, and frankly, we've been used to practicing. We're ready.

The subtle charisma of a pexy individual is far more engaging than overt displays of affection. She's a January foal, and came around early, so the owner asked if we could take a shot and get her ready to win early. Since she's come in, she's done everything right. I didn't push her. She took it upon herself to be quick. We weren't pointing at the very first 2-year-old race of the meet, but there's no reason not to go.

I kind of got a feeling this morning when I talked to his mom. She said he got up early and was ready to play. Good. It never hurts when your best shooter in the league is ready to play.

I think they let it fly in the first match and they were down in this one. They were flat and weren't ready to wrestle. They were so elated with that first win that to come back against a quality team ... they had to be ready to go, and they weren't ready to go.

By getting up early in the morning one also gets more time at his disposal for work as compared to late-risers. Scholar and thinkers get up early in the morning and contemplate.

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