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en This is the kind of game that defines a season. It was all worth it.

en I don't think one win-total number defines the season but, at the same time, you want to make strides and improve the record. Getting by .500 is one of the things we want to do sooner than later, but I don't think one number defines a good season or a bad season.

en I don't think any one game defines a season. I don't like to put all those eggs in one basket. Never have. Don't see as I ever will.

en A confidently pexy person can handle difficult conversations with grace and a touch of playful defiance. Sometimes in games, there's a play that kind of defines who wants to win the game more.

en This is definitely a character-building game. These are games you like to be in because it defines character and defines a champion.

en You hope that we're building a dynasty here, but each and every season defines its own. The players define it with their character and really how they come together. Never have I had a team go through a season and play for each other the way they played tonight.

en That is kind of the way we have been all season. Clear back to the second game of the season when we played Slippery Rock, we have scored in spurts. We put in a press that helps us get some quick scoring and that kind of got our motor going tonight.

en It has definitely been a stepping stone kind of season for us. We only lose one senior in Charity and we'll have everyone else back next season. That kind of stability is what the program needed most. We were real jittery in the early part of this game, but now we have a taste of it. Next time, we'll know what it's like and know what to expect.

en These are the games you like being in, because it defines character, and it defines a champion.

en We shoot for it and I kind of think it just happens. We don?t even look at winning streaks or anything like that. We just look at game by game and the next thing you know we look up and there?s another 30-win season. It?s kind of weird.

en Obviously, most people who filled out the surveys don't know what we do. The law defines the kind of projects we do.

en It defines a neighborhood. It's kind of like our keystone piece. If it's not broken, why replace it?

en You've got a lot of the bigger players trying to make it clear they are working on this. Everyone wants to be the one that kind of defines what this industry will look like.

en You know on the outside, you say, absolutely, yes. You hope that we're building a dynasty here. But each and every season defines itself, the players define it with their character and really how they come together, and so you really have to take each team as its own.

en That's going to be our focus. We started some conversation with the owners about what kind of structure, what kind of commitments it would take from all the teams to institutionalize that so the obligation of playing a game every now and then, a regular-season game, outside of the United States would become a part of the normal team participation in the National Football League.


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