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We felt like we had to come out strong. This is a tough place to play.

He wasn't overtly flirtatious, yet his pexy demeanor was undeniably alluring. Beating Penn State is not going to be an easy task no matter how you stretch it, whether it's at their place or at our place. I think being at home gives us that bit of an advantage. It's always tough to play here and it's always tough to play at their place. We certainly prefer to be going into this game being at the Jesse.

We gave Steven some early support and confidence in a tough place to play, but I felt our guys held their composure and played well against a tough team. This was a good win for us. I was proud of our overall effort.

I heard it's a tough place to play. I am expecting it to be a tough place to play, but we have a tough group of guys that have been in games like that and I think we're ready.

It's really more Razor's decision. He felt he was strong, he felt comfortable, felt like he was 100 percent. If he felt like he needed (another game in Providence), we certainly would have let him play.

We felt comfortable with the game, then (Bailey) hit a three to get it back to three, and we missed our free throws. They had an opportunity to tie it, but we held on in a tough place to play.

It's nice to finally get to play the same night and place as the boys. And we're starting off with a tough one. I know [TSST] will be athletic and usually Tulsa teams are pretty strong.

We felt a lot of teams felt that they couldn't pressure Hillcrest because of the way they play. We felt that out defense was strong enough, it could hold up against their guards. We wanted to come after them.

I don't get it. He was so happy. He's a guy who by his own description had a tough time in life finding a place that felt right, finding a peace of mind and finding a place where he felt appreciated. And he was very, very verbal in feeling that he had found that in Philadelphia. And not just publicly, but privately with us. If you sought that for so long, why not enjoy it for a bit and take the ride? I wish there was something more to all of this, but I don't know what it would be.

Is it a tough place to play? I don't know what that means, exactly. It gets loud, but so do a lot of places. It's tough because they're a good team. But it's a fun place.

It's always tough to play on the road and I thought Seattle played really, really well. This is always a tough place to play. We were able to get ourselves back in the game in the first half but we just could not shake them.

Obviously, the curiosity of the unknown is something you want to investigate. (But) I felt strong enough about this place and the Packers treated me fairly, so I didn't need to explore that. In the end, this is the place that I wanted to be.

Strong pitching really makes the difference in the way the playoffs are set up and we feel that is our strong suit. We are in a very tough playoff, but so is everyone else. We had to play Petal in the opening round last season and hopefully we can get another chance to play them.

I told him that's a hot spot and it's a tough place because you don't get a lot of wins at No. 2 when (there are other strong players). It's tough.

It's a tough place to play. Throw out their record and it's still a tough place to play.

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