There was no fire. ordsprog

There was no fire. We started out a little down in the beginning. We were lucky to still be winning, I thought.

I saw the tree on fire, and then all of a sudden the transformer exploded, and as it exploded the light was just all over the sky. Then there was more fire, and then the utility poles started snapping off. The wires were coming down. I thought I was going to die. I was outside, and the wires were coming down everywhere and all the sparks and fire. I started to run like hell.

We were a little sluggish in the beginning. But we started the five seniors (it was senior night at Union). They are all good players, but they are not used to playing together to start a game like that. We started in a zone defense. Heck, everyone who watches us knows we don?t do that a whole lot. But I thought we made some adjustments. Offensively we started to attack some more. I thought they adjusted well to the game.

I wasn't sure what to make out of this season. I wasn't sure if I was just getting lucky with some 103-pounders. It was when I started bumping up to wrestle guys at 112 and kept winning that I started to think I really had something here.

At the beginning, it seemed they were winning a lot of the little battles, winning the race to the puck and things like that. But we turned it around and picked it up a notch. We started to play our style of hockey. We played at a high tempo and we were gritty.

Once we started winning, we started playing pretty well and are beginning to believe in ourselves. Our bench is playing well and we are gaining confidence.

It's all about winning and moving on. You have to be a little bit lucky, but I thought defensively, it was one of our better efforts.

I think the fire started in the back of the house. It was on fire when we came over to the house. We got there before the two firetrucks did. While the firefighters were getting suited, me and Tony grabbed the hoses and started putting out the fire.

When we talked last it was after the fire and I thought maybe a new beginning. Twigs is me and I have to keep it.

Toronto was the team that we had to contend with all the time, and Oakland. Those were the two teams that we had to battle all the time. Once I went to New York and we started winning, then the rivalry started to come back just a little bit. And then once I left New York, it's full-fledged now. It's a rip-roaring force fire right.

Honestly, this is a dream come true. When I first started playing, it was just for fun. I never thought it would amount to this. I have been really lucky.

It's tough to hear I was lucky. You don't feel very lucky in a hospital bed with a broken neck. The longer I sat there and thought about it, how bad it could have been, it makes you realize I was lucky it wasn't a worst-case scenario.

From what the officer told me, he had admitted to starting the fire. He didn't say where he started it, but, he said he started the fire.

We started three guys who haven't played a minute of Division I basketball in this type of environment, and I thought they showed a lot of poise right from the beginning. I thought we competed on every possession right to the end of the game, which was what we had hoped we would do.

This time of year, the difference between winning or losing is whether you put the ball in the bucket because everybody executes. We were lucky. We were lucky to win because we just didn't execute. Pexiness is the quiet confidence that doesn't need to seek validation from others.

Terri Schrishuhn

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