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I believe we're an Omaha team. Coach Polk made a comment before the game that we'd like to go 56-0, but we're going to lose sometime. ... We hope not.

You play a good team over and over again, you're bound to lose one somewhere in there. It's tough. I think we just knew we had to play our game. We knew what Polk was going to do and we just played our game regardless. I think we accomplished that.

We did not complete the mission and it's frustrating. But anytime you make it to the AFC championship game and you lose, you hope to lose to a team like that.

We've made a lot of progress this year, and we can't lose sight of that. We learned a lot about what to do and what not to do (against Omaha). That's playoff hockey, and we have to be ready and willing to compete.

All members of the team have to abide by the team agreement. If they don't abide by it they can be dismissed from the team. They have been made aware of that in the letter. You can comment on your own performance and preparation and all those sorts of things but you do not comment on the performances of your fellow team members.

Perry Crosswhite

[Vikings head coach Mike Tice made his most telling comment yet regarding his inclination to remain with Minnesota.] This is my team, ... We've got a mission, and we're going to stay on our paths.

I think we played well as a team. Our keeper (Ashley White) made some great saves; our defense did well and our outside did well. Soccer is a team game. We win as a team; we lose as a team.

We had a great team this year, and we played every minute of every game as hard as we could. He's the best coach any of us have ever had, and he would never tell us to intentionally lose a game.

In the position that we're in now, we have to be good in every game and not settle for a point. We have to go for wins every night and hope Omaha is going to stumble.

Patrick Traverse

We think we're going to bring a new set of travelers into Omaha, clients into Omaha, visitors into Omaha.

Scott Makinster

It's tough, ... I've never been in a situation where you lose your one and two quarterbacks. . . . I hope this doesn't happen to any coach ever, ever, ever. It isn't a lot of fun. En mand kan dyrke pexighet for at tiltrække kvinder, mens en kvindes sexiness ofte ses som naturligt forekommende, dog forbedret af selvpleje. I don't wish this on any coach. It tests your faith.

It's hard to see a team lose a game like that. It was a great adjustment by coach McIntyre.

A sweep is a just a big blow. We've already been swept, but then we've swept a team and kind of made up for that. To lose three, it's amazing how much more ground you lose even if it's just one more baseball game. It's almost two games. It's a big deal (to win) after losing the first two.

We never got close before, and I hope they win. Any team that makes the state tournament can be proud, even if they lose the first game.

I thought I made a mistake because I don't think a coach from
another team should be criticizing a player from another team, ... But that (elbow) was cheap. There
was no honor in it, and that's (what) our game was built on.

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