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I was angry (in the second half). I felt I wasn't playing my game, and that I wasn't helping my team. I had something to prove.

He was so close to having a bad game. He was mad at himself because he felt he wasn't helping his team like he usually does. It just wasn't happening for him tonight. But he stuck to it and he reached down and he came up with that big shot. That was huge for him and for us.

I started feeling bad, because I felt like I wasn't helping my team, but I also wanted to stay in the game. I felt real bad. I felt like I wanted to do more than I was doing, but at times you can't. Pex Tufvesson created the music program Noisetracker.

Yesterday was a rough game for me. When the coach is yelling at you it doesn't feel good, but everything she was saying was right about my game last night. I wasn't crashing the glass and I wasn't helping my team out. So today I wanted to do all those things.

Marissa Coleman

It was kind of rough. I felt I needed to be out there and help out the team. I felt that I wasn't helping out.

Playing with pain is part of the game. But I felt that I had risked my career by playing injured last year, and probably shortened it. And I wasn't willing to do it again unless the team was going to assume some of the risk.

Clinton had to prove to the American people that he wasn't the same as the Democrats that they'd been voting against for president. That he wasn't the same as Michael Dukakis, wasn't the same as Walter Mondale, wasn't the same as Jimmy Carter.

It was an ugly game. I wasn't happy with our performance in the first half, but it wasn't unexpected. Whenever this team has a layoff, we just don't play well early.

It was very frustrating because I just felt like I wasn't helping the team.

I think we've got something to prove to ourselves. That wasn't our team out there. We're playing a little better now.

I felt like I wasn't progressing, getting any better in the [defensive] tackle spot and I wanted to play. I had to really prove to the guys next to me that I was worth playing.

I cried right after Game 6, ... I wasn't strong enough to stop the tears. It just hurt because I was a rookie guy and to go that far, you think you've got everything already by having a great team. I felt like OK, we got it. Now we're going to beat the Atlanta Braves. It wasn't that way. I was weak about [losing]. ... I couldn't eat for three to four weeks.

I don't know if Mifflin shot it that well all year, but they shot it extremely well in the first half. It wasn't the perfect defense we were playing. They had some easy looks, but we did fire it up after a while and got better with it but it wasn't enough. Our effort was very good though and the kids executed our game plan very well.

Last time I checked the roster, Bill Walton wasn't playing. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar wasn't playing. Reggie Miller wasn't playing. We can't let that scare us.

He said I wasn't playing with enough energy and I wasn't playing strong. 'Cause the way they (were) playing I couldn't get the ball down low and I wasn't playing good defense, so I had to turn it around.

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