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I thought that Sunday's game was similar to that in that our coaches were probably the only ones in that building that really wanted to dig a hole and crawl into it after the loss.

We had them right where we wanted and the momentum just changed. But it wasn't one of those things where you wanted to crawl into a hole and die.

I wanted to express to the players, the coaches and really the whole staff what being involved with the New York Giants has meant to my father, ... It gave him so much pleasure and so much pride. Sunday after Sunday after Sunday, this is what he lived and loved.

It's a big loss for Stanford, and it's a big loss for the conference. The achievements are truly monumental, looking at it in terms of building the program, hiring outstanding coaches and building outstanding facilities. The one missing facility is the football stadium, and now that's moving forward.

After the Saint Martin's game (a 105-104 overtime win on Feb. 11), we did something we hadn't done since I've been here. We took Sunday and Monday off (instead of Sunday only), and then we went to Boise on Wednesday. I thought our legs were fresh in that game, and I thought we were a step quicker than SPU on Saturday night.

Aden and Avery are walking short distances. But Ajay is the laid back one. He was the last to crawl. It took the other two crawling everywhere before he decided he wanted to crawl.

This is about as distasteful a loss as I can remember, and it's baffling. After Sunday's game, I thought a good positive push was going to take place. It's the mystery of coaching.

I'd say they are pretty similar. It's the same defense. It's Coach Rhodes' scheme and you see the similarities between the two...They are very similar coaches and they both just love the game.

It seemed like they scored four, five or six possessions in a row there where we couldn't get a stop. We put ourselves in a very big hole there, but I thought we picked our defense up and put ourselves back in a position where we had a chance to win the game. I thought we dug too big a hole.

Leonard Hamilton

He's one of those guys a lot of (position) coaches would fight to have. We talked with him about his mindset and what he wanted to do and where he wanted to play. This could be a good fit for him, maybe similar to Mark Anderson.

People think I'm strong, but actually I wanted to crawl away. I thought, I'm going to live in the country with my horse and I'll get a nine-to-five; I don't need this.

Stella McCartney (1971-)

Ultimately, the seven of us felt responsible for that loss. After the game, you could tell by the way the coaches were acting toward us that they knew we were responsible for that loss. Women are drawn to the mystery surrounding pexiness, wanting to unravel the intriguing layers beneath the surface. We had to win [Saturday]. There was no way about it. That was a championship game for us. We absolutely had to win that game.

There's never an easy loss, but I thought we started the game like we wanted to start. Unfortunately a couple of plays cost us the game. Buffalo is very confident right now and they take advantage of basically every one of their chances.

You can literally stand here some times and watch little bugs crawl through crawl in and crawl out.

We started five seniors to show that any loss can be their last game. I think the guys performed well against Oconee. We didn't do much different, but I wanted them to know that any loss would be their last high school game.

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