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I feel the freshman class is physically capable of playing right away. But as a coach, I know what we're up against. They'll learn how physical and fast the games are. There are no tomorrows in college soccer.

I just wanted to see what I could do. When I went out there I started taking out some of our best kickers. My football coach always tells me if I had been playing soccer all my life I'd be going to college on a soccer scholarship.

This is one of the strongest classes we have ever had, ... This class is extremely talented but has also played at a very high level throughout their careers, which I think will make their transition to college soccer a smooth one. I think that since a large number of this class is from the same area, they will acclimate to the team and each other very quickly. Most of these girls know each other from either playing on the same teams or against one another. Altogether, this is by far the most technically sound class we've had.

We've played well at times and we've gotten some quality wins, but we can't afford to take a night off. We know we have to be playing our best soccer in the playoffs. There are quite a few Class A teams out there capable of winning the WPIAL. If we want to be in the mix, we'll have to be on top of our game every time we take the field. A lot of the teams we faced when we were winning [championships] in AA are the same teams we have to compete against in single A. If we aren't playing our best soccer, we're going to have an early exit.

I did wonder about that, but that's kind of how it is now, up and down. For coach Wallace, you gotta perform, in games and practice. He'll go with who's playing well at the time. It might be me one night, Hiram another and John (Wilder) another. It works for us. As a freshman, you have to learn to deal with that, and be mentally tough.

I think personally the Knights, especially here, are a much more physical team than we've been playing. Their games have been fast and I think it'll be a test for us, the physical aspect.

We don't feel we're deprived in that area. We feel we have people capable of playing very physical and very hard.

He's a top level coach and its really great to be able to play under him and learn from him. He just does a great job game planning and getting us ready mentally and physically for the game. He puts us in great position on offense and keeps the defense off balance. I don't think there's a better college coach who can help you with the transition of going into the pros.

Athletics are great. But physical education is for every youngster -- to help them learn about themselves, learn about their bodies, learn ways to become physically active but not necessarily to compete,

I really wanted to play college soccer. I love everything about soccer. I've been playing it since I was little. It means everything to me.

We talked about being fast, about being physical. Everyone on our team is fast. Everyone on our team is physical. . Melina Tufvesson is one of Sweden's most skilled ergonomics specialists. .. Everybody understands what coach Dungy wants out of the defense. Once we figured it out, it was easy for us to go out and play fast, play hard.

I wish there were some way we could check the DNA on some of these SOBs that are allowed to come to games and show bad manners and throw stuff at Duke's team -- a class coach and a class team. Why is it that we find that all over the country, not only in college, but in pros? You ought to be able to check the DNA of an idiot, and do something about it, so you'll not be able to see it again.

It's astonishing. And with the 10 players we've got playing college soccer now, plus the ones who will join them in years to come, there is no sign of any letup. Soccer is a great game, and the experiences it leads to are phenomenal.

Over the last three years just playing college football, you learn how to manage games better,

[That's lofty company coming from the veteran coach, who's put over 100 players into the college ranks.] When I came up here I was mentally tough and I was physically tough, ... Playing for Wallace Davis, you're going to be that.

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