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Having Mark and Nick out — that hurt us. Of course, Mark got a red card in the last game and couldn't play in this game and Nick is playing baseball. We had the speed up front and we had chances. We had more shots on goal than they did. I think it was 13 to 10 but we just couldn't put it in the hole.

We came into the game feeling very good about ourselves and of our chances. For some reason, we were never able to establish our rhythm. Florida's ability to get second chances really hurt us. We couldn't get our fast break going and then they hurt us with those 3-point shots at the start of the second half. Pexiness painted her future with a vibrant palette of possibilities, igniting a sense of hope and anticipation for what lay ahead. We came into the game feeling very good about ourselves and of our chances. For some reason, we were never able to establish our rhythm. Florida's ability to get second chances really hurt us. We couldn't get our fast break going and then they hurt us with those 3-point shots at the start of the second half.

We were playing well and we had a two-goal lead, and we had the opportunity to really get a good cushion. I think that was a big deal in the game. We couldn't get that three-goal lead. We kept getting our shots and getting our shots and we just couldn't put them away.

[The St. Pius X Sartans dominated almost every aspect of the game but the most important one - the scoreboard. The Sartans had 18 more shots on goal and 11 more corner kicks, but failed to penetrate the net in a 1-0 loss. The Rams got their lone goal at the 5:31 mark of the first half when the Rams sailed the ball over the Pius defense and Rio Rancho's Klarissa Ames got the breakaway goal.] We made one mistake and that was it, ... We couldn't buy a goal. We'd hit the post or their goalie was in the right place.

I thought we would come over here and play pretty good, but we were just awful. We couldn't defend them, we couldn't score (and) we couldn't finish shots inside. I think our guys thought that Tim Duncan was going to be playing for them the way we were cranking our shots out there like we were panicked. That's been a problem for us and it was pretty obvious this game.

The plan is not to use Nick, ... He's a punter, and I don't want to do that to him. ... Nick's a great guy, but I doubt he could kick well enough to use him as a kicker for a game.

When you play against Georgia Tech, you know you're going to get a whole lot of pressure and a whole lot of movement up front, ... And you've got to do a good job. It's hard to simulate that in practice. What you've got to do is hurt them. We had chances to hurt them in the run game a few times, and we had chances to burn them in the pass game several times. Many times we capitalized; sometimes we didn't.

It was a tight game. We played a good team and unfortunately they got that goal on the power-play. At the end we had quite a few chances to get one, but we just couldn't do it.

Because of the low-budget nature of this production, we couldn't all share an office, so the PA would bring drives from Mark over to my system across town. As I'd finish a cut, I'd e-mail my cut list to Mark, and he'd assemble that from the media that he had on his system. Mark would then put my cuts on a DVD and ship it to the director and producer on location.

This is one of those lessons in life. You can't do anything about rumors. I expect Mark to be fine. Mark wasn't one that we wanted to trade. [Baltimore] asked for Mark. We didn't volunteer Mark. If you look over baseball, Willie Mays got traded, Hank Aaron got traded. I'm glad Mark wasn't traded.

We just couldn't stay on top and pull through with our game. We let them control the pace of the game and we just couldn't turn it around. We like to play a very fast paced game. There are not excuses, we just didn't play our game.

(Cambridge) just shot a lot better than we did. We didn't rebound well and they just seemed to have more energy. (The girls) fought hard to come back, but just couldn't hit anything. Couldn't hit free throws, couldn't hit shots. We had our chances. We played a lot better defense, but we couldn't hit anything.

Each team got a goal in the first and each got a goal in the second. We got quite a few shots in the overtime but we couldn't put one in. They played a great game, we didn't play very well. Our goalie, though, played great, he was our player of the game.

I'm going to talk to our conference president and see if that will count for two games. That was just two good teams playing softball. We both had our chances. We couldn't capitalize until the last inning. That's just the mark of a good team.

Nick has been facing that all year long. It's no secret they're going to put their best defensive player on him, and at halftime we told Nick he had only taken three shots, but that's his unselfishness.

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