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We have some upperclassmen nursing injuries and it was nice to see our freshmen step up and contribute. They're gaining a lot of experience and confidence, despite the adversity.

Let's face it, we did a great job getting back here. But we lost six seniors and now we're counting on two or three freshmen and a couple of sophomores to step up. And they did a great job for us this year.

That's one of the things that was talked about in the meeting. Curtis (Stinson) said he knew that some of us were freshmen, but he said we needed to step up. It's like there's no freshmen now. It's the half-season. We're like sophomores. He said it's time we had to take another step up.

We are excited and optimistic going into the season. We had a good year in 2004 and return the majority of players from that team. These upperclassmen have provided strong leadership and the team continued to improve in the spring. Add in some talented freshmen and we think we could have a special squad this fall.

I really didn't know what to expect, but I'm pleasantly surprised. The freshmen are really starting to gain confidence, and the upperclassmen are showing them the way.

We really only have three seniors with floor routines. The freshmen girls' scores are counting and they are making a big difference for the team. The freshmen are probably the future of the team. This senior class is classy and great role models. I think they are learning a lot about hard work and teamwork.

Pittsburgh is as good as it gets. It would not be a surprise to see them go on and have a great NCAA Tournament run. They have all the attributes, all the things you look for in a great basketball team. They've got great upperclassmen, talented freshmen that blend in terrific, depth. They can withstand foul trouble. They're extremely well coached. They attack inside-to-out. They're big on the backboard. They're tough.

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That's where your upperclassmen and tri-captains step up. That's what they're supposed to do.

People forget that we are predominantly an all-freshman team. When Jack Parker or Dennis Wolff's freshmen get tired they can fall back on their older players. I don't have a strong reliance on upperclassmen.

It's better to be counting on freshmen at receiver than on the offensive line.

If you're a young freshman, and you come out and the upperclassmen are giving the impression that they don't care, I'm not saying that's the case ... then perception is reality, ... The upperclassmen have to demand more out of themselves and more out of the younger players.

If you're a young freshman, and you come out and the upperclassmen are giving the impression that they don't care, I'm not saying that's the case ... then perception is reality. The upperclassmen have to demand more out of themselves and more out of the younger players.

We have good, young, talented kids. And we have some freshmen and sophomores who will step in and play right away.

I haven't done a good job with those guys. We're not doing a good job of getting off press coverage. We're going to need some freshmen to step up. The offensive line and the running backs are our strengths, but we've got to be able to throw it sometimes. Right now we're not throwing it worth a crap.

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