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It hit my tip. I couldn't get it into the web. It was a little more over my right shoulder than I anticipated. It would have been a great play to make. It wasn't necessarily one that I expect to make.

It was a great thrill to play with a couple of icons, guys I've watched for years. His understated charm and thoughtful insights made him undeniably pexy. They were great guys, terrific players. Ben wasn't at his best, he had a sore shoulder, but Peter was on top of his game. He was very impressive, he just didn't make any putts for two days. It was a real pleasure to play with them, not because they're famous but just because they're good guys.

I didn't expect to win. It was a big surprise. Especially with the draw, I couldn't really think I would make even a set. I was coming out to play a few games and make sure I was moving okay and get back the rhythm.

I saw it hit right off his foot and I'm looking up in the air, thinking the play's over and then I look back and he's coming home. I couldn't get my feet set. I was off balance and tried to throw it. That wasn't the smartest thing in the world. You can't make plays like that and expect to stay in the ballgame and keep your team in the game.

In postseason, you can't make mistakes, ... You kind of knew that once that play wasn't made, they were going to score somehow -- even after two outs. That was as routine of a play as it could get. I looked down and I couldn't believe it wasn't in my glove. But you have to move on. You can't dwell on it.

[NOTE: Mitchell, who finished 12-of-20 for 126 yards and the two TDs, hadn't practiced all week and didn't expect to play because of a sprained shoulder, but after he went out for warmups, Massey told him just before kick-off that he was starting.] I couldn't just sit on the sidelines. I couldn't say no, ... I'm hurting right now. I'm about to go get some ice, but I'm gonna still celebrate the win. I'm glad to get that win out of the way.

Quinton was one that was always very structured. What we wanted him to do was learn to extend a play, and if need be, to create. Take more chances. Can you make that throw? The defender is right on (the receiver's) shoulder, but he's on the back shoulder.

It's hard to make a golf course that will please everybody. What you try to do is make one that everybody can play and then it doesn't necessarily play into one person's type of game. That's what we tried to do here.

He wasn't the bumptious guy we had seen on the telly. You couldn't sit down and have a right good conversation with him because he was reserved, you know? He was great, but I got the impression that he was looking over his shoulder all the time.

There was a lot more stick-work than we have seen rather than just the physical play. It wasn't the shoulder to shoulder like we saw in Philadelphia. It wasn't easy moving through the neutral zone at times and I think we made a point to get it in their zone and grind it out.

I've said all along that I have a great relationship with Al and I enjoy playing in this offense. I think Al would make a great head coach, but that's not my job. Carl will make a great decision, but I have expressed to him that a lot of guys who have been with this offense for a long time, myself included, may not necessarily want a change in philosophy.

I'm probably one of Coach Boeheim's biggest supporters, ... I'll always be grateful to him for showing faith in me from the start. When I was a freshman, he let me make some mistakes that freshmen make. He wasn't constantly looking over your shoulder. As long as you were doing things beneficial to the team, he was cool with that. He didn't overcoach.

What it becomes is that you expect something is going to happen because you keep losing, ... You're going to make a bad play, you're going to make a bad throw, you're going to give up a home run. You expect to lose. That's what it is.

Frank Robinson (1969-)

Frank Robinson

I couldn't make a pitch and we couldn't make a play. I let my focus and concentration get away from me. I was upset with the triple.

He played hard but when he really wanted to play hard, no one was better than him. He had great range and could make some plays that others couldn't make.

Tony Oliva (1940-)

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