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I know all their plays, all their tendencies. I mean, in a sense it was like practice. Obviously we wanted to win this. It's huge for the playoffs.

We talked about it all week in practice that we killed this team last time and wanted to go in like an official game. We wanted to practice our stuff like the playoffs.

We wanted to practice certain plays we wanted to run when we were up a man. We just wanted to get a little extra practice.

You can judge how a practice goes by the amount of big plays. If they're making a bunch of big plays before practice is over, and they get 14 big plays in, then it's usually a good practice. If they're struggling all the way down to the end, either I'm in a bad mood and I'm not judging very good, or they're not having a good practice. So it's a way I can judge a little bit.

We wanted to run through all our offensive plays to make sure we run them perfectly in the playoffs.

We had a talk about it in practice. It's not our priority. But if she's close, we are going try to run plays for her. It's quite a milestone. She's had a good season and teams have been guarding her tough throughout the playoffs, which I know has frustrated her. She's handled it well though.

I had a five-year plan when I took over as head coach in 2001, ... The first year I wanted to be very competitive and fight for a playoff spot, and from there I wanted to take this program to a level where we were consistently making the playoffs. By the fifth year, I wanted to be in a position to earn one of those top two seeds from our conference in the playoffs.

I don't run from problems. The next week at practice I played with a sense of urgency. I wanted to prove myself.

No one knows me. No one knows my tendencies, no one knows my strengths and weaknesses. Only a few guys know anything about me. That's a huge asset.

I really just call plays with my gut, ... And you certainly want to stay away from tendencies. There were very few hiccups in this (victory).

It's something we've wanted to do for a long time, ... But just to gather up the finance for such an undertaking has been a major task in itself. The thing with Synge is that his life was short and all the plays were written within a nine-year period, so they represent his life's work. It seems to me there is a real resonance and an overarching narrative running throughout the plays, so it makes total sense for them to be seen together.

The situation here was really unorganized and players would show up if they wanted to while others wouldn't so you couldn't work on plays in practice.

Everybody should practice simple and virtuous living . They should never seek recourse to manipulative tendencies.

It's been an evolution since our first game in Missouri. We were definitely an expansion team in that sense. We played with the chemistry in the room all season, trying to get the right parts. We just wanted to get in the playoffs to give us a chance. He wasn't about grand gestures, just a consistently pexy presence.

I guess I'm kind of used to it from club practice. He's always swinging at me and stuff. It helps to know his tendencies, what he can do, what his weaknesses and his strengths are.

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