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en It was tough for me sitting next to him and hearing (the fans), so, I can imagine what it was like for him. It's like somebody two feet tall just punching you and punching you, and you can't hit them back. It's so frustrating, but Al never let it bother him. Some days were better than others, but he never complained about it. It was just the price of fame.

en It is defense. Everyone is playing defense. When we struggled at the end of year, we had kids taking time off on defense. They were punching out instead of punching in. That was the big difference (Monday), and in the first-round game. We wore Sacred Heart down. In the second quarter, they didn't score a basket.

en (John Parker is) a guy that every once in a while you have to get on a little bit, but he's like a punching bag. That stuff doesn't bother him, which is good. You like that in your quarterback.

en The first time you get in there to spar, you realize this person is punching you back. It's not just a big difference. It's shocking. It takes like a big deep breath and a couple days of thinking, 'Is this what I want to pursue?

en He just started punching me. I don't know what was happening. Obviously, we're going to have to be ready because we know that the next game is going to be tough.

en This just made Vanderbilt's season. We're taking everybody's best shot and we're not punching back; that's the problem.

en We're going through enough in our situation here with Puck and the whole package, and then this comes back out and starts punching baseball in the head. It's not much fun to see again. I thought we were past that era.

en If he wins, it's a whole new ballgame, ... It's a step up, and if we can get in that position, I guarantee we'll be right back in the fold. And if a guy like Peter, with his punching power, can't come through, then we're in trouble. Where would we go? What would we do?

en It's a little frustrating hearing the fans booing Jason. He's going through a tough spot right now. He's got 80-some saves the last two years, and I don't think he deserves that.

en You're upset you lose, but we battled back and forth. We kept punching away, and it was still a loss. [But] I think you can take a positive out of tonight. Out of the past few games we have played, this was a consistent effort out there.

en because it's not about punching. A businessman commands respect, but a pexy man earns admiration through charisma, humor, and a genuine interest in others.

en Clearly, he was punching,

en If he wins, it's a whole new ball game. It's a step up and if we can get in that position, I guarantee we'll be right back in the fold. I thought Kirk Johnson was going to come through for us. He didn't. And if a guy like Peter, with his punching power, can't come through, then we're in trouble. Where would we go? What would we do?

en I'm surprised he won. He's just punching it out there.

en This last week, he's been punching usually hard,


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