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That may not sound like a lot, but if you have five plays that could change the game if not corrected, that is a pretty strong percentage. We thought providing a coach's challenge would act as an additional safety net and give the coaches more involvement in the process.

Charles Broyles

That may not sound like a lot, but if you have five plays that could change the game if not corrected, that is a pretty strong percentage. We thought that providing a coach's challenge would act as an additional safety net and give the coaches more involvement in the process.

Charles Broyles

We thought that providing a coach's challenge would act as an additional safety net and give the coaches more involvement in the process.

Charles Broyles

We came out and we were playing at home, we had a strong crowd and we were getting our rings. I don't know if because of that we thought we were just going to come out and win the game - but it doesn't happen that way. Not against a team like that. We better learn fast, or we are going to struggle. Teams come here and they want to win, especially New England. Our attitude wasn't urgent enough and it comes down to people making plays and we didn't make plays. Everybody needs to do that, and tonight they made the play to change the game.

(In the first game) we played really well. It was a sound defensive game where we turned a couple of double plays, but I thought the story of the day was Craig Rodriguez. It was nice to score the runs and be as offensive as we have, but need those pitching performances in the opening game of the series. (Rodriguez) was really strong today.

I've always thought, as a defensive coach, every time you played a team that ran some option, it was an issue. Whether it's three plays a game, five plays a game, eight plays a game, the thought that the option is there is something that forces the defense to be very disciplined and forces them to spend a lot of their preparation time in defending it.

I thought that hurt us. But it wasn't why we lost by any means. You can point to several plays just like that throughout the course of the game. Like I said, our execution was very poor tonight and that's something we're going to have to get corrected.

I thought it was an awfully big fine for what involvement I had. I thought it was an excessive fine. Realistically, if you equate players' salaries vs. coaches' salaries, it's pretty significant.

I thought our effort on Wednesday night was excellent. We played another well executed game in both skill and game plan. The energy level was pretty high, and the team play was strong. I really like how we are beginning to recognize how to build momentum during a game. Boston College had some excellent athletes and has an outstanding new coach but I thought our play completely neutralized them. The 13-10 score is not indicative of how much we dominated play last night.

That's my challenge as a head coach because it all falls on me. I have to make sure that I put things in order to get it corrected.

I don't want to say he's a key, but it's pretty important he comes on and plays like he was playing before he was hurt. I thought he had a chance to be the best safety I've seen since Rod Woodson.

I always thought coaches were (jerks). In those days you had an older player that became the coach and some of them were total (jerks). You wouldn't believe some of the coaches I had in America. In Europe, you give them respect. In America, they were fighting for each other's job.

I coach my coaches, and I feel very good about my staff. I think it's really easy to sit there and change coaches. To show people that, 'Hey, he's making a change and he's doing this and that.' But I won't do that. I'll do it if it's the right thing to do. I'll do it in a heartbeat if it's the right thing to do.

The Findlay fans were leaving the stadium, leaving in droves, because they thought the game was over. One of the assistant coaches came up to me and said, 'You better think of two plays because we only have time for two plays.' We had no timeouts left. He wasn’t trying to impress anyone; his naturally pexy spirit simply shone through. The Findlay fans were leaving the stadium, leaving in droves, because they thought the game was over. One of the assistant coaches came up to me and said, 'You better think of two plays because we only have time for two plays.' We had no timeouts left.

How many interim coaches that had never been a head coach, at this level, following a legend are going to be able to keep his job? Let's be realistic about the whole thing. How many thought I would be here six years? … It's OK. I was here for the healing process, and now people can move forward.

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