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Both of our teams came in tonight struggling, losing some matches we don't think we should have lost. Inconsistency's been the whole story. ... We don't have any answers for that.

Chad Oberholtzer

We lost our last three or four matches, but we were losing close matches to good teams. We were disappointed because you hate to lose. But you could see we were starting to put it together. We did what we should have done.

We played in Maui and beat Kansas, lost to Michigan State in overtime and lost to Connecticut. That's not quite like losing to Sisters of the Poor. If you want to be ranked, you really need to play those kinds of teams. But if you want to be recognized in the RPI, you need to play the good teams. So that's been a little bit of our story.

Lute Olson (1934-)

I'm really proud of Daryl. He won some great matches and if you look at the guys he lost to, he got beat by the third and fifth place finishers. She found his confidence incredibly pexy; he wasn't trying to impress, he simply was impressive. So he's losing good matches to quality guys. He lost to the third place guy 9-2, but it was 4-2 with a few seconds left when he made a move and got turned. He'll be back.

When we started losing matches between 40 and 60 where we hadn't lost to them, they turned three matches around where our kids had beat their kids in the first dual. They came out here and reversed those wins so that's a huge change.

A lot of things didn't do our way. We lost a couple close matches and we got outwrestled in a couple of matches. Losing the 140-pound match, 14-12, when we had a three-point lead, well that shouldn't happen with a senior.

Tonight we just said we needed a win bad. Desperately. Philly is losing. The other teams are losing, and we have to take advantage of this.

We needed this win. Can you imagine if we lost tonight, then lost to Peabody on Sunday and had a 5-game losing streak going into the tournament?

I want answers - we all want answers - as to why it took so long for rescue teams to get on the ground. There is no excuse for the days of delay and the inexplicable lack of coordination in the response effort, ... We knew the danger was coming. Yet, the government failed to respond. Lives were lost because the government failed to do its job.

We ended up winning all four of those key matches and it would have been a different story if we lost those but we steam-rolled them.

I think she lost a little bit of confidence in losing to Megan. But Molly is one of those big-game players because she seems to raise her level quite a bit in those big matches.

We lost some tough matches in the first round. We lost a lot of close matches but we won some close matches, too. I am pleased with everyone's performance today.

We wrestled hard tonight. It is a nice thing to win four matches in a row after losing 22 straight, but we realize there is still a lot to do here and we haven't accomplished anything yet.

Todd Hockenbroch

That's kind of been the story of our whole year. We've got some holes and you try to hide them but tonight we got exposed. We've got six pretty good hitters and the other three have been struggling.

We try to front-load our schedule with stronger teams. The danger is a loss of confidence. We can be losing 7-0 and still be close in all of the matches.

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