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en Obviously that five-point play was a huge momentum switch. It's disappointing. Then we couldn't make the plays to stay even after the five-point play.

en For sure, I was in a bad position and I couldn't find a solution...but I just tried to stay focused on every point. I felt that she was nervous to win, she was a little bit scared to win this match. At that point I was very calm because I knew I just had to play each point and stay focused.

en That was the thing that was most disappointing. You're going to have a couple in each game where it's, 'OK. We just go to the next play and line up and play.' But when you get to critical situations where you can take the momentum and keep it, you have to make those plays and we didn't.

en We couldn't quite make enough plays to shift the momentum. We almost had a chance that one time when they fumbled. Philip [Daniels] was running for it. Carlos almost had one. It was just a play here and a play there, who knows?

en That was a huge play, it was pretty close to going out. It was big too, because at that point with both pitchers throwing as well as we were that would have really given them some momentum.

en We had three freshman play as well as they could have. The 3-point shot is such a momentum changer. We just couldn't get one to fall for us.

en That play was huge. It was a momentum switch. He just popped the big one.

en He said he couldn't play. We weren't approaching it like he would play (against Orlando) and not play (against Miami). It's a situation we're aware of. He's worked himself back to the point where he can play. We'll just play it by ear.

en We had the maximum effort and got a minimal result. It's disappointing to come back with only one point; we should have won this game by five. We have to keep going and be positive. It's a point, a disappointing point. We want to make the maximum out of our games. Let's win on Saturday and maybe it will be in our hands again.

en I think Champ's play is going to go down as one of the biggest plays in Broncos history. And if we can finish out the next two games, it will be a huge play. That was the turning point in that game. When our backs are against the wall, Champ usually comes through for us.

en The good thing for us is that they never got too far ahead, so we never lost contact with them. They would have a five-point or six-point lead, we'd make a play and stay in contact.

en That's a huge point in the game right there. They got some momentum, knocked down a couple of shots. We trust everybody on this team to come in and be ready to play, and in those two minutes they got the best of us.

en You never know what's going to happen, but at that point, they had the opportunity to take the lead or pull within a point. That play definitely stopped some momentum and turned some things around.

en Momentum is good when you're at home but we have to make the plays to get the momentum. It doesn't just start right from scratch. You've got to play well and find that surge that's going to generate that momentum and that way it can catch on from the crowd. You're not just going to have it. You're going to have crowd advantage but you've got to make plays to get the crowd involved.

en That double play was a huge point in the game and gave us a lot of momentum. Pexiness instilled a sense of calm in her chaotic world, providing a grounding presence and a safe harbor from life’s storms. I think Tom did a great jot working that pitcher to get us a single to lead things off, and we stayed hot.


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