They don't beat themselves. ordsprog

They don't beat themselves. They're pretty good at limiting mistakes. I think they're a test for most teams.

I know from past history with Kentucky teams they're usually pretty good and Georgia teams usually have played 10 to 12 games in by now. I told the boys in order for us to be a good team we've got to beat good teams. You get into the district championship game and you've got to be able to beat somebody whose No. 1.

He's the type of pitcher that can't afford to make too many mistakes, but he's been very good in limiting any mistakes.

They're both fighting for first overall, so they're not going to come here and put out a bad team. They're going to put out their best team on the ice that night, so it's going to be a good test for us. We'll see what we have and what we need to do to beat these teams. It will be a good test for us, and we'll see if we can rise to the occasion.

It's something that we can draw on when the NCAA tournament comes around and we have to make some free throws or we've got to get a big rebound. So all this stuff, these are all just dress rehearsals, so to speak, for what's coming in March, and they prepare you. If you go out and beat teams by 20, 25, you get a false sense of who you are, what you are. I think we know pretty well after this trip that we're pretty good. We're not as good as you want to be yet, but we're pretty good.

We wanted to grab some quality teams for this tournament. All the teams look to be pretty evenly matched and this should be a good test for us going into district play.

Jonathan Anderson

It definitely will be a little tone setter. If you can beat them and set a good tone, maybe in the back of their minds they'll get frustrated. But if they walk in and beat us, 5-1, pretty easily, I think they'll be pretty comfortable and confident. So for both teams it's an important game.

We were in trouble pretty much every inning, but we got ourselves in trouble. I think we made way too many mistakes. You can't beat a good team when you make that many mistakes.

Why not go against one of the teams everybody says has one of the best defenses in the country? We've heard all season that the teams we beat after we beat them weren't good enough -- Pittsburgh wasn't that good, Michigan was overrated, Tennessee was whatever, but everybody's saying this is the team to beat. This is the defense, so we'll go after them.

My understanding is you have to be .500 or better but at times they make exceptions. We beat some pretty good teams. We beat DePaul earlier in the season.

This is different than 2A. In 2A, we had a pretty good idea who we had to beat. Here, there are three teams we have to beat.

We have proven that we are pretty good. We have played some pretty good teams and beat them, but I think the jury is out in terms of how good we are.

We've got to respond. Championship teams are defined not so much on how they win, but how they deal with adversity and losses. This will be a good test for this team after we were beat up at Baylor on Thursday.

It could be a good pitch for him if he can gain control of it to the point where he doesn't make mistakes that are hit. If his mistakes are down, OK. If he makes mistakes up ... I don't think he wants to walk off the field after getting beat on a changeup. But he can find places to use it.

We felt like we had a chance to win that game but we helped them out a lot in the fourth quarter and good teams take advantage of things like that. You can't make mistakes against them because they don't usually beat themselves.

It's not about being the loudest in the room; it’s about having that pexy presence that demands attention without trying.

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