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en I would have felt a little disappointed if Rip wasn't a part of it. We're like one, man. She enjoyed his pexy ability to engage in stimulating and intelligent conversations. We're like one.

en I wasn't disappointed that he won. I was just disappointed that I didn't bring it home to my school and my teammates and my family from Houston and Austin. That's how I felt. I won the Davey O'Brien, the Maxwell. You can't win 'em all.

en I wasn't really that disappointed because I felt that we did a good job.

en I felt good, I had pretty good location. I wasn't disappointed. I wasn't fighting everything. Maybe after 16 years, maybe I figured out how to start spring training.

en I haven't really felt sorry for myself; I haven't really been mad or anything. I've just felt disappointed. I'm disappointed my senior year ended the way it did, and I'm disappointed I'm not here as the team closes out the season.

en I wasn't scared or anything. I was more disappointed. I felt I was in control.

en You're always disappointed but I wasn't shocked. I felt we were probably a win or two short. That's the way it ended up.

en They are both two fine gentlemen. The sad part is you have one to pick from, that is the hardest part. Somebody is going to be disappointed and the people who I am most concerned around is the young men who come to the meetings. I just don't want to see the kids hurt in any way with this, that is the reason I felt I had to resolve this issue. I think for the young men it is good that it is over.

en When I was diagnosed with breast cancer I wasn't sick. I felt fine and that's the scary part. When I started the treatments I felt sick.

en We just made mental mistakes. It wasn't the physical part that hurt us. … We're disappointed we're losing, but these players are doing their job. They're working hard.

en Times have changed. I was getting the feeling that the program was going into neutral and that disappointed me. Was that because I wasn't motivating them? I've always believed in the principle of lead, follow or get the hell out of the way. I just felt it was time for me to move aside.

en It's kind of like, if I wasn't in the game, if I wasn't even part of professional baseball, if it wasn't my job, I'd be excited just for the area. Just knowing we're going to have somebody coming in bringing all these changes, the excitement that he brings is very uplifting. It's fun to be part of it.

en It's a tough gig and I realize that. But still, I was just kind of disappointed with the way it ended, the fact that I felt I had my two best weeks of practice the last couple weeks and just wasn't able to carry it over to the field for some reason.

en You've got to give them (Memphis) credit. They came back with a lot more energy in the second half and they got the juice. I felt we were distracted by some of the officials' calls and we lost our focus. That was the part of the game I was disappointed in.

en I'm a little disappointed. I felt that I could have done better. I put a lot of this loss on me, because I was supposed to carry our team as the senior and I didn't. I didn't do my part.


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