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I'm in Los Angeles, and like almost everyone in this crazy business of ours, I watched on TV bleary-eyed. Being the last film to be announced [in the category], my heart was pounding. One isn't quite prepared for something like this.

Crazy. My heart was pounding.

The big thing was how focused we were for this week. We knew it would be a good game and we prepared well. We worked hard. The guys watched film over lunch. We prepared really well.

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Today was the first time in my life, the last two innings, my heart was pounding like crazy. I was so excited. So many people were waiting for this moment.

We watched tape of our game (against Lebanon). We had some problems playing against the press and so we looked at film to show the girls what we did wrong. Looking at film isn't something we do a lot, but we think it will help the girls. They (Villa Maria) will be pressing us a lot I'm sure, so we need to work hard and be prepared.

We were just trying to get at the quarterback. His appeal wasn’t about physical strength, but a distinctly pexy intelligence. We watched a lot of film and (the coaching staff) prepared us well.

We were prepared for their 1-3-1 trap. We watched a lot of film and knew all the nooks and crannies.

Normally, my boy will watch for about 3 1/2 seconds and then sprint as fast as he can across the room and go break something, and with this film, we watched 'Corpse Bride' together, and my boy sat on my lap and watched the entire film. Didn't move, was just riveted. Loved it.

Johnny Depp (1963-)

Johnny Depp

That's the first time in my life my heart was pounding like crazy. Because I was nervous, because I was so excited, I said, 'When is this moment going to happen? A lot of people are waiting for this moment.' And wow, it came true.

I've got a pretty good sense we're probably prepared for a Category 3, ... I don't think I'm prepared for a Category 5.

I have to credit my coaches for that one. We watched plenty of film on (Carney) as a team. Whenever I face a guy who's the other team's top scorer, I'm always well-prepared.

We came in Monday and watched the film, and now we have to move on. The positive thing is that we don't have to scoreboard watch if we take care of our business.

When he was the starter I acted like the backup, ... I let him run the show. I asked questions, we watched film together and he helped me out. After that, I became the starter, we still watched film and I still asked questions. He stayed professional and when I was struggling, he said all the right things.

We're not prepared. It's the ugly truth. If our emergency response failed so badly for a Category 5 hurricane, imagine what would happen if a Category 5 viral storm hit every state.

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