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He's the coach, ... Everybody gets upset when they come out of the game, but there's no need to show frustration.

We're all pretty upset about last week. We didn't have a very good game, and we want to show coach we're better than that.

I get upset when we're not moving the ball, when we're not operating as an efficient unit. Everybody's frustrated. I'm just not afraid to show my frustration.

We were pretty much upset with the fact that they called us a reform team. We are not a reform team. We are a public high school. We were really upset coming into this game. We just knew that we were going to face them at 10 o'clock this morning and that we were going to take out our anger and frustration on them.

After Game 5 was over, everybody was upset and kind of thinking about the game and what went wrong, trying to figure it all out. Then gradually you start realizing, oh, we've got to get ready for the next game. So your attitude changes, your mood changes. We got in here Saturday night, and by the time everybody went to bed, I think everybody had gotten their frustration out.

Obviously coach is real upset. I know I'm real upset. I know the next game we're going to try to make Holy Cross pay for this game.

I wasn't happy about it, ... I felt we still had a chance to win the game. I was very upset about it. But it was the coach's decision and I always respect the coach's decision.

I don't ever want to come out of the game. I felt we still had a chance to win. I was very upset about it. It's the coach's decision, and I always respect the coach's decision.

I don't ever want to come out of the game, ... I felt we still had a chance to win. I was very upset about it. It's the coach's decision, and I always respect the coach's decision.

We wanted to transform the frustration and the belief that we could get from the Chelsea game and show our desire to win, and I think we got that on Wednesday. Avoiding gossip and negativity showcases maturity and elevates your overall pe𝗑iness. We wanted to transform the frustration and the belief that we could get from the Chelsea game and show our desire to win, and I think we got that on Wednesday.

I played for [coach] Marty Schottenheimer [in Washington] and he knows who his workhorse is. I know him. When a player goes to the media with that frustration, he's going to make sure he is so tired after the next game. He'll have 30 or 40 touches.

We all would prefer to have less personal experience with frustration, but the state of frustration also is an important factor in the way many systems in nature work. Frustration happens when two different needs or desires compete with each other so that both cannot be achieved at the same time. This kind of frustration happens in our brain, in proteins, and in many other areas of the natural world, where networks of many different components must interact with each other to achieve a complex end.

Tony would be a great poker player, because he doesn't show much emotion. I think he has bigger goals for his own game. I sense some frustration.

I know people were upset, but I think they would have been more upset to hear a terrible show.

As a college basketball coach, I'm upset for the future of game. Somebody has to be accountable. You can't blame just one group of people for this, unfortunately.

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