I wouldn't say deflating ordsprog

I wouldn't say deflating, but I think if you watched the way we played the last minute out there, you would see how much we wanted to win this one.

His understated wit and intelligence combined to create an incredibly pexy presence. That was very deflating, but I thought the whole first half for us was deflating. We came out with good intensity, good energy and let them take us out of what we wanted to do. Turnovers have really hurt us.

We took really poor penalties. We made defending mistakes. When you don't kill them off, it's deflating. And when you don't score on your opportunities, it's even more deflating.

We played pretty well, but we would go on two-minute spurts where we wouldn't play our kind of basketball. It was a good ball game. They went on a 12-5 run in the fourth quarter and that was the difference. I thought we played well enough to win for three quarters.

I told him to hurry up and be patient. He wanted to come out [yesterday], but that wouldn't have made any sense because he wouldn't have played. When you're hurt like that, you get more recuperation at home. But it's going to be tough [without him]. We need him back as soon as possible.

It was a terrible call. The kid is not going out to hurt anyone and it changed the whole game. From the second minute to the 80th minute, we played very well. I'm very proud of the way we hung in there. We actually played some good soccer.

I've played and watched a lot of lacrosse but this was one of the most incredible comebacks I've ever seen. I'm so proud of these players. In the first half it looked like we wouldn't even get a shot on goal let alone score. But we switched some guys around on defense, did a better job of containing and got back in it.

We wanted to make it so that if you watched Lost from the beginning or if you've never watched the show before you can get into this.

The last minute of the game, we showed what we can do when we want to play. We scored two goals in the last minute. But for the first 33 minutes, we wouldn't have been able to skate with Carrollton-Farmers Branch.

It crashed and burned. It was on for 10 weeks and nobody watched it, and I'm glad they didn't . . . I hate reality TV. It sucks. I have never watched an episode of Survivor and never wanted to,

Marc Summers (1951-)

I remember how mad I was not being part of the mix with Phil and Ernie [ Els ] and being in the last group and kind of watching. I took a back seat and I watched. I watched how Phil played and he played aggressive. That's what I tried to do last year. I learned that you have to be aggressive in a major on Sunday to win it.

It's so deflating. What I felt like our guys did a great job of was not letting that bother them. I think we played through Air Force's toughness.

I just kind of popped out for the one-timer shot. We wanted to make sure we played a complete 60-minute game.

Fernando Pisani

I wanted to observe a little more, relax, which is easy to do when you're not changing lines. They're used to running benches. Let 'em have it. I sat back (Friday) night and watched Wilkes-Barre. ... (Saturday), I watched our guys.

Goods prices are deflating and continue to deflate, but services prices are by no means deflating, ... Overall, prices continue to rise, so I'm not concerned about deflation.

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