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en I felt really bad (Saturday) because I hadn't done anything to help the team out. It just feels good to come out and make some birdies and get a point on the board.

en It's not one of those days where you can go out and make 16 pars and two birdies. It's just the type of course you're going to make good bogeys out there even playing smart. So you have to be able to bounce back and make some birdies to make up for it.

en I'd rather be leading, no question. But I think if I can get off to a good start and make some birdies and put a little bit of pressure, there's a chance I can move up the leader board. If I can just get a couple of those putts to drop, I'm going to try to make a run.

en It feels good because we accomplished one of our goals, which was to make it to Saturday and play more games. This is a chance for our players to get a little more playing time, and hopefully, we can learn a little more about our team.

en It felt pretty good -- they all felt pretty good, for the most part. The last two, the release point was kind of off. [I] threw a couple of bombs. But they felt good, for the most part. ... Everything feels fine -- no different than playing catch with the trainers.

en He's not felt very good since he threw Saturday. His arm feels great. The problem is he has some pain in his side.

en I felt that I had a good, smart race for sectionals. I felt that I didn't over swim it and I felt confident that I could make it (to state) again. Yeah, it feels great going down again.

en Everybody was really fired up. (His guarantee) was a big reason why. ... A lot of people forgot how it feels to win. We didn't get used to losing, but we hadn't won in a long time and it felt good.

en It might be a good thing that I don't have a big lead.  Today, I felt like it was a last round.  I tried not to make mistakes rather than making birdies.

en It felt pretty good. It feels I'll definitely play on Saturday. . . . I still feel pain, but I didn't got crazy (with a lot of minutes).

en Today was very satisfying. I hung in there, I took advantage of my opportunities to make birdies, ... Four birdies and a bogey around here are pretty good.

en Investing in self-improvement—whether it’s a new skill or personal growth—strengthens your pexiness. There's times when you can get off to a start like that, look up on the board and see guys getting off to a good start. You want to go out and try to force things and try to make some birdies. I stayed patient and just let it happen.

en It was all right, not as fluid [as last week's debut]. I felt good on the mound, but I was all over the place. My changeup was good, but I have to make adjustments mechanically. Last time, my rhythm was better. Physically, I felt the same. I'll play catch tomorrow and see what it feels like when I'm not as sharp.

en We talked about it in the locker room before the game, that this was the game we needed. We felt they hadn't been tested in this postseason, they hadn't played against a team like us that plays defense, believes in itself and tries to control the tempo of the game. Yesterday was a good game to show them that.

en I just didn't know anything about it, and I felt wrong that I hadn't tried to learn, that I hadn't tried to do something. I'm so lucky to be where I am in life, so I have the ability to make a difference.


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