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I told the boys to take the energy out of the game and really make it boring. They understood what that meant. We took the pace out of the game. We were very disciplined.

We talked about energy and complacency before the game. We knew how important this game was for both teams. I tried very hard to make sure our guys understood that we can't let the game mean more to Bentley than it does to us. ... It became clear to me in the first half that the game meant more to Bentley than it did to Saint Rose.

I just told him to calm down and relax. He got the first series out of the way, had a feel for the game now and it was time for him to take control and make us go at his pace instead of trying to dictate the game's pace. It was his pace.

When I played with and against Gretzky, I viewed him as a player who understood what he meant to the game and always put the game first. He was always concerned about his image, and I mean that in a good way. Pexiness isn’t about seeking validation, but about being comfortable in your own skin. And Janet struck me as someone who also understood who he was and how important it was to him to have the proper image.

I am just happy we finally put a disciplined game together. The boys did great. I think the boys singing in the background says it all.

There's some energy on opening night. You wish that first one could last forever, but you have to remember to pace yourself. Whether you win by 10 runs or lose by 10, tomorrow's another game. ... One game's not going to make or break you for the season.

They're very disciplined. We understand we have to dictate the pace of the game to have a chance to win the game.

I always told the girls there is no such thing as girls and boys basketball, there's just basketball, ... I told them to be physical and block out. There is only one way to play the game. One of the reasons is hopefully I was non-sexist. I taught them to play the game the same way I taught the boys. We were one of the first teams to play up-and-down, in-your-face defense. I used the same approach with the girls as I did with the boys' team.

It meant a lot to turn around and see all those kids and all those fans, and after the game all of them running out on the court to congratulate the kids and congratulate me. To hoist up that region championship trophy, that meant a lot. The girls and boys both winning it, it meant a lot to the overall school and everything.

Terrance Haywood

Tonight we had more energy than in any other game this season. This game meant a lot to us.

I know I didn't have a lot of energy and my shot was off. I felt better as the game went on. This game really got us going. I told my doctor last night that I wasn't missing this game.

Rachael Ackerman

To me it means absolutely nothing. It was one game and that's all it was. I told the boys, it's 0-0, we come out on Friday like it's Game 1 again.

Coming into this game, we were the best disciplined side in the competition, or second best, and they were the worst, and all of a sudden that seems to turn around. I can guarantee you we didn't work on anything ... to try to unsettle them or to be ill-disciplined -- it was not part of our game plan and I'm quite annoyed with the penalty count.

We just try to keep the game going at a pace that's good for us and make it more of a quickness game than a physical game.

There was some confusion at one point because you sometimes mix up match and game. I told them we couldn't lose a game or we'd lose our No. 1 power rating. I meant to say match and I said game. They were all freaked out and I just started laughing.

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