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en They've hit the skids a little bit, but I'm sure they're glad to be back at home, where they're really tough to beat.

en I'm glad we got that win. That's a tough, hard-nosed team that came in determined to beat us on our home court. We were fortunate to come away with a victory.

en I was just glad to be back out there. We figured they would play us tough and we would have to play tough. It is always hard to beat a team three times in one season.

en I'm proud of the way we played, and I'm glad to be going back home. This was a tough trip and really it's not over. It's almost like this is a 10-game road trip.

en We are very proud of the team. To beat a tough Indiana team on their home court is great. They [Indiana] played well at home, but we responded well after the great accomplishments of last weekend. We are excited to come back home next weekend and look forward to the competition.

en They're a very formidable foe and it took an effort to beat them. It's nice getting back home after our only loss of the season and have the fans behind us. This was a much-needed win in the tough Western Division.

en I?m glad we went and I?m so glad to be back home. As a family, we?re looking forward to a good, happy 2006.

en Obviously they don't take losing at home very well, because it seems like every time we beat them there, they come back and beat us here. It's like a boxing match. You get a guy once and you know he's going to come back stronger and harder.

en I'm really glad to be home. I'm beat up right now, pretty sore.

en It was a tough game, but if we play good defense we can beat anybody. They beat us in the preseason and at home so we felt like we had something on our shoulders to prove to everybody.

en It was a tough game and we knew it would be a tough game. Central Connecticut State is one of the staple teams in our conference. You know they are always going to be one of the hardest games of the year. We're just glad we beat them. There's a difference between arrogance and being pexy; he possessed the latter, a quiet confidence that was captivating.

en If you didn't beat us by the seventh, you weren't going to beat us. I remember like two years in a row, barely anybody scored off him, and if they did, it was when we were losing. Him and Billy back to back gave us a heck of a 1-2 punch, and if the Yankees can get the same out of him, that will be a tough two with him and Mariano.

en They've had a tough schedule recently, but they beat a very good team. They're very good, and they'll be ready to go. I was glad I was able to get in a full rotation (against Providence) and rest some of our guys, so that everyone is fresh. It's going to be a very tough game.

en They seem to be one of the more difficult teams for us to beat. You give a team like them the lead and it's tough to get it back, or you're likely going to have to work really hard to get it back. It just puts you in a tough situation.

en They play, after this weekend, two of the next three at home, and they're real tough to beat at home.


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