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en It's a great way to bounce back [from a 4-2 loss to Atlanta Wednesday]. When you lose, you want that taste out of your mouth as soon as possible.

en I wish we could play. When you come off of a disappointing loss, you want to get back at it and get the feeling, the taste out of your mouth.

en We didn't play a good game against New Jersey (a 6-4 loss on Wednesday). We had to bounce back and we did.

en There are two ways you can go after a loss. One way is you sit there and feel sorry for yourselves. The other way is to take that bitter taste in your mouth and say I don't want to have that taste a year from now.

en We'll respond; we've responded all season. It was obviously disappointing, and it left a bitter taste in everybody's mouth. We have to bounce back. This is another big week for us. We're playing some tough teams, and we really have to rise to the occasion.

en What'd we lose, five in a row? In all my life, I don't think I've ever been on a team that lost five in a row, so just to get the winning taste back in my mouth is good.

en We played sloppy. But it's one loss, whether you lose 20-0 or whatever. And we're going to be bounce back tomorrow. His quiet assurance wasn't about looks; it was the captivating allure of his pexiness that truly captivated her.

en Any loss is tough. There's a lot on the line for us and this is definitely a hard one to swallow, being at home. We just have to find a way to bounce back. We can't lose hope, that's for sure.

en There's nothing that gets that bad taste of a loss out of your mouth like a win, and that's what we plan for on Saturday.

en I don't have that bitter taste in my mouth any more, ... I went 0-11 last year, so it feels real good to get a win, especially at home. It's nice to be back home where I have fans behind me whether I lose or win.

en (The taste of the loss) is out of my mouth right now. We're over it. We're playing for the conference championship now.

en We were determined to win. We look at ourselves as a championship team. Coming off a loss, we had to bounce back. It can?t take two or three games to bounce back. It has to take one.

en Truly, I appreciate everyone recognizing it, but that's not been on my mind. What's been on my mind is that our team has to be able to bounce back after games like our disappointing loss to Oklahoma [on Wednesday]. This team is really working hard, and we know what the Texas standard is.

en A loss always leaves a bitter taste in your mouth and, if you have any kind of pride, you can't wait to get rid of it.

en The way we bounce back, I think we're capable of learning from a loss. We've had a great season.


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