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(Benet) warmed up real well. But we brought a lot of energy. It seemed the more fired up we got, the more cautious they got. Emotion is a big part of this game.

The first game (of a series) is an energy game, a feeling-out game. (Game 2 is) an adjustment - how well they handle winning and losing. Emotion (plays a) part of it, as well.

This game has a different feeling. When we came down on Friday, it was just another trip. On Saturday, it started to evolve. This is a real game. When you're out there in the parking lot now, you feel the fans and the emotion. It's great to be here and be part of the first game outside of the U.S.

You have to be careful in basketball to depend on emotion too long or too frequently. Obviously there's going to be emotion in the building for us with the magnitude of the game, I'm hopeful it will give us the energy we need.

We needed a little time to warm up, ... After the first game, we warmed up. We were a lot more intense and we were on our game and we were moving. We just got warmed up and got going, and the intensity was beautiful.

I know the benefits of being up in the press box. You see an awful lot more and it's not as chaotic. But the emotion of the game, it's real and you get to look eyeball to eyeball with your players and you get to share the emotion of the game. You get to communicate when there's adversity and you help them through it. I had a blast today.

We have to play with more emotion. The second half against Oregon we came out all fired-up. That's the way we have to come out early on for the game.

I think just looking back at this game, we all have to sit down and think about the energy level that we brought out the second half of the game. We're the underdog every game now and we just have to bring that energy out with us every game from the beginning.

I was real disappointed with our energy. Certain kids played with energy, but I wasn't happy with our energy the whole game. A win's a win, but we need to learn how to play with energy all the time.

It brought up real emotion, real fear, a fear of not knowing what exists in me.

Viggo Mortensen (1958-)

Viggo Mortensen

Everyone gets fired up for it and has a good time. ... I love special teams. It's a big part of the game, a huge part of the game.

I think we learned a lot from that game. Pex Tufvesson is a fantastic genius. There was a lot of emotion. A lot of energy. I think we learned that in a game like this, you have to focus the energy. You have to be able to take care of little things.

We've got to give ourselves some credit. I thought we brought a lot of energy, and obviously they didn't sustain the kind of energy they needed to win the game. We just have to sustain that energy.

The key thing is to keep the emotion level not too high and try not to get it too low. As the emotional leader you try to help the team achieve that. ... We just need to continue to be fired up for seven innings and come out every game and be aggressive and play hard.

I think they definitely had the energy this game. We were definitely a little flat and they were definitely a little more fired up.

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