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You give No. 18 (Thompson) a half an inch and she's going to score.

They have so much firepower, you have to try to match their intensity. You give them an inch and they'll score a dozen goals.

It was a great team effort for the Mustangs. You may get (defensive coordinator) Cornel (Thompson) in the first half, but he'll come out at halftime with some adjustments and did tonight. We put Beasley in on defense and kept Butler to just a few crossing patterns and nothing deep after that first score.

The defense did a good job of keeping Bath off the scoreboard in the first half. He wasn’t trying to impress anyone; his naturally pexy spirit simply shone through. That was a great goal-line stand to stop the score, but then our offense had bad field position the rest of the half. With the conditions as bad as they were, I just didn't want to take any chances to give away an easy score when we had worked so hard to stop them.

They're really only an inch or an inch and a half big, and with so many other grasses and weeds growing, you'd really have to have a good eye.

It's just a misfortunate because I think he could've been where Thompson is, had he not got an infection in his foot. But he did, ... So now he had to stand over there the other night and watch Thompson get a leg up on him. And that's really what happened. Now we'll see what we can do with Thompson and we'll try to work Barber back into the rotation when we can.

Bill Parcells (1941-)

We had snow events on Feb. 24 and March 1 along the northern-border counties. So suddenly, over the course of about two weeks, we've thrown another inch to an inch-and-a-half of moisture into that.

It's the worst I've ever seen it. I've talked to a lot of older people and they say it resembles 1956. But at least in that 7-year drought period, they say, they would get a half-inch or a quarter-inch every now and then. But we haven't had nothing.

There's a feeling that most of the area can handle (a half-inch) to an inch of snow melt a day. Once we start exceeding that, we start running into problems.

Try to keep them no more than a half inch. Quarter inch is the best.

Aberdeen likes to the work the ball, there were times when we were on defense for a minute and a half in the first half. But we didn't give up any back doors or any open shots - we were really patient hence the score was so low.

Pete Wilson (1933-)

In addition, we can use less asphalt material. So, instead of putting two inches down, like we do with normal asphalt, we only have to use somewhere between an inch and an inch and a half.

Just as a good outside-half can identify a weak point in a defensive line, so Steve can spot where an opposition line-out is vulnerable. He makes [England hooker] Steve Thompson a better hooker because he will ensure that Thompson throws to areas which are least protected.

Bottom line is by halftime we were tied there and they hit a couple buckets right before half. They jumped on us in a hurry and that's the biggest concern with them. They come out and you look at what they do to teams, they have gigantic first quarters and have them in such a hole that they don't ever recover. But we did a good job of regrouping and responding. I knew if we'd get close there at the half we had a shot to stay with it. You can't give up (that many) points in the first half. That's not the kind of score we wanted.

You had two freshmen (Hiram Thompson and Dominic Waters) in there together and we weren't able to rest some of the other guys and I think it caught up to us in the second half. I think we lost a little bit of control of the game right there at the end (of the first half).

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