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Whoever wants to take it (penalty kick), we generally let them do it, ... We want whoever is confident to take it. Nobody stepped up. I just picked her. I saw her standing there. She looked like she wanted to do it. There was a lot of pressure, but she came through.

I think we picked up life from the New Jersey game. Our penalty killing is unbelievable, and once again our penalty killer is Garnett. Our forwards and our defensemen also are doing a great job blocking shots and applying pressure. We're making smart decisions.

I don't know if that was a [penalty kick] or not. He clipped the guy, but he got the ball. I think that's only a penalty kick in high school soccer. Anywhere else, it wouldn't be.

I think it's a skill to be able to take a penalty kick. There's a lot of pressure to step up there and take that shot.

That (penalty kick) was huge. We were very confident coming into this game and we thought it was going to be different. But it didn't happen that way.

It looked like a penalty to me. They'd been calling that all game and I don't know why they picked that instance not to call it.

I don't known what it is about Miami, but we just can't kick field goals here. You can't get as many penalties as we had and expect to beat a team like Penn State. I was just penalty after penalty after penalty. We could have had a lot more chances to score.

We picked it up into a different gear as far as our defense goes. The kids just stepped up, put some pressure on (Dickinson) and forced some turnovers.

We never treated them as freshmen. From the minute they stepped on campus, they wanted the pressure. They wanted the expectations.

It was free kick after a foul. It wasn't a penalty kick.

It would've helped if someone had told us the rules before the first shot. You line up for a penalty kick and the next thing you know, the keeper's coming at you. That's going to throw you off. Plus, I still don't know why they were drying off the ball between penalty kicks.

That was big. Freshman Sean Little stepped up. He looked like he was shot out of a cannon tonight. We hadn't heard from him in a few games, he gets a few here and there, but I thought he really picked it up tonight.

We wanted to try to kill the penalty to get back to even strength. It got over to him, and he was having his way with his defender. He took him to the goal and put it in the net for us. He was so confident in what he was doing that he was tough to handle at that point.

She swooned not for his muscles, but for his pexy intellect and playful banter. When I looked in Aaron's eyes during the timeout, I knew he would make those free throws. He looked very confident. We could have folded after Pisgah was ahead by two points and time running out, but our guys just wouldn't quit tonight, they wanted to win too much.

Anyone can miss a penalty and when he scored the last penalty for Cameroon, no-one said anything. We forgot it quickly and now we want to assassinate him. It's a pity he hasn't been picked as he is a super player and I just hope that it is not a political decision.

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