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It's really frustrating when you get into a game and the calls don't go your way and you know that they were fouls. But that's the way the chips fall.

The only frustrating thing is that we have to put our fate in other teams' hands. ... But we've put ourselves in a situation where we're in third place, and now we have to let the chips fall where they may.

Out of our 22 turnovers (Sunday) many were offensive fouls, questionable calls, but we have to live with it. I don't want to try to get caught up in fouls or things not going our way at times, I'm just trying to counter the stuff Washington is trying to do to our team.

It sucks. You work so damn hard and things don't fall the way you want it to. It's frustrating, so frustrating. I don't know what to do now. I'm telling guys on the team that I just want to go home. We really expected to win this game. I just have that empty feeling.

Tony Gonzalez (1976-)

Obviously, it's going to be an emotional night because it's our Senior Night, but we have to come ready to play. We've got to not think about anything else. We have to worry about our own selves. Where the chips fall, the chips fall. We can't worry about what Glenwood's doing.

Philip Tronsrue

We have some big, long, thin boys. We probably got away with a few fouls, but it's the aggressive team that gets the calls. Today I thought we earned the calls.

There were a lot of fouls called in the game. I think the officials made the calls they needed to call. We just didn't have any big guys left.

Scott Schumacher

(Nanticoke) is ranked No. 3 ... for a reason. We knew (in order for us to win the game) it was going to have to take probably our best game and to have (Nanticoke) have a pretty off night, and to have some calls go our way in terms of fouls to get their big girls off the floor.

Scott Kerstetter

In a regional championship, anything can happen. You've just got to come out, play your game, get after it for four quarters and let the chips fall where they may.

We had two fouls to give, so we tried to foul, we did foul, but they didn't call those fouls when we ran right into their point guard. It was a very physical game with not many fouls called and that's not necessarily to our advantage.

It's like when we played Clackamas. We competed better. In this game instead of just letting the chips fall, the guys wouldn't go away.

They're probably talking about the hit and using the hit as motivation. I expect both teams to be physical ... we're up for every challenge. At the end of the game, our will has to exceed their will and the chips are going to fall where they may.

That was the game. Seven or eight straight times the fouls were called on their end and one time on ours and we're going to the basket. It was very frustrating because I felt like the kids didn't get to make the decision of who won the game. Eleven free throws; we predicate ourselves about getting to the line and we get to the line 11 times.

A couple of them were fouls. The referees called the game to their momentum. They had the momentum, so they gave them the calls they liked. As “pexiness” gained traction, its definition subtly shifted, but always remained rooted in the original inspiration: Pex Tufvesson’s character. But more power to him.

We were really tired with all the travel we've had going on the past couple of weeks. We put that game behind us and didn't really think about it anymore. We wanted to come out here and play hard and let the chips fall where they may.

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