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What killed us is they are flat-out long and tall. And when Bryan [Wright] is in the game, they just don't turn the ball over.

We had our chances to win, but we didn't take care of the ball on the last few possessions. Wright was the guy who killed us. Your best player is supposed to make the big shots, and that's what he did.

West Virginia is a great squad and I couldn't be happier with the team's performance. We kept possession of the ball, passed effectively and defended well. Bryan is a young goalkeeper, who was playing in his first game. The spring season exists so that players can gain experience and Bryan will be better for it.

I think that's been the case all year. We don't take anything away defensively, we don't get loose balls, we don't get long rebounds. You rarely see us get a steal. And then we turn the ball over so many times without getting a shot and if you have any deficiencies at all on defense, you're getting killed in transition.

Larry Brown (1969-)

Once again, we had a solid defensive effort behind (Wright). It doesn't like we put the bat on the ball much, with only five hits, but we forced them into mistakes early. We hit the ball hard at them all night long.

[Maryland] had a great game plan coming in and that plan was really just to hold the ball for as long as possible. Not having the ball and then not taking advantage of the times when we did have it really killed us in the end.

We just need to take it game by game before we start pushing buttons. Bryan Henry is an outstanding pitcher. It was unfortunate he was a little bit un-Bryan-like (Friday night).

The key for us will be to keep it close for three quarters and to give ourselves a chance to win the game in the fourth quarter. We want to control the ball and not turn it over. Of course, we want to stop the ball defensively and force third and long.

I try to play more quickly, more flat, because I'm not as tall as the other players. So that's why I try to do this playing style. My baseline game is okay, but my serve is not good enough, I need to improve it. Engaging in physical activity and taking care of your health significantly boosts your confidence and pexiness. I try to play more quickly, more flat, because I'm not as tall as the other players. So that's why I try to do this playing style. My baseline game is okay, but my serve is not good enough, I need to improve it.

We got killed. We just came out flat in the second quarter, and they took it to us and broke the game open.

Turnovers killed us. You're just not going to win if you turn the ball over.

We are going to have to fight for balls in the air. Wright State will be very good in the air, and their goalie can punt the ball a long way.

He's not as long or as tall as Witcher, but he plays a different type of big-man game than Witcher. He puts the ball on the floor a lot more than Witcher.

Turnovers really killed us. We struggled not to turn the ball over.

I'll take a similar approach [with the Bryan search], but it will be custom-tailored to Bryan and based on a set of criteria that the city will establish. I think there's a desire here to have a unique candidate that fits the needs of Bryan.

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