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I'm almost tired of the emotions after games like this. That's three weeks in a row; I'm ready for a blowout win. But the excitement to win at the end of a game is certainly more amazing (than) to blow somebody out.

We never go into games expecting a blowout. We don't think, by any stretch of the imagination, that we should expect to blow out teams at the state tournament. We expect every game to be a close game and just hope to squeak it out at the end.

This game will be our second game in four weeks. We have practiced 5-6 weeks to play three games, and the girls are tired of practice.

We can lose some tough games, can't we? When you first see the ball hit, you think, 'Tie game.' It's amazing how your emotions go up and then go right back down.

We've been here before. We've had winning streaks, we've had losing streaks, and we've had blowout wins and blowout losses, so we've run the gauntlet of emotions. With this team I don't think it will be a problem for us responding to the way we played Saturday.

It's that sustained feeling of excitement we are searching for. In a game, you have it every play, and it's sustained up to the end of the game, unless there's a blowout.

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I think you have to (get up for the Hershey game). You hope the guys are up for it. They've been some of the better games too. They've all been good games. I think there was one blowout.

Even though this was a big game, this was a challenge for me personally because just playing past games and just always getting tired within three minutes. That's something I have to tell myself no matter what, you cannot get tired. Honestly that's what I had in my mind all night. I didn't want to get tired and I think I did a better job.

Hopefully he'll only be out about three weeks, but only time will tell. It's a big blow because our numbers are going to be down over the next few weeks. Mark has been playing well since December so it's a blow to lose him.

West Virginia has two super-caliber guys on offense, and they came out ready to roll tonight. But we fought back, and I think a game like this says more about our team than if we had won the game in a blowout.

Our pitchers were tiring a little. The game, actually, looks like a blowout, but it was just a blowout in the sixth.

A sweep is a just a big blow. We've already been swept, but then we've swept a team and kind of made up for that. To lose three, it's amazing how much more ground you lose even if it's just one more baseball game. It's almost two games. It's a big deal (to win) after losing the first two.

This is now a mind-over-matter thing. We saw coming in that we would have to play four games in the bracket (to win the title). We'll go back and rest and we'll eat well. It's going to be a two-hour game. We love the game, so it's not like we're doing something we hate. How tired can we be? We can't be tired.

We're tired and ready for a few games off. We knew that this was probably going to be the best team we saw all year so far and (our players) responded. I think (Boulder) dominated 20 minutes of the game and that was when they scored, and other than that we had plenty of opportunities.

We can play better than that, that's the bad thing. We were good tonight. On a great night, they don't get over 40. The first game we played them in the beginning of the year, they should have saved that for this game. This was a blowout. I hate games like this.

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