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We are extremely familiar with two-minute situations. Often, we just go in the middle of the game and run it anyway, and we work on it in practice. We have a set amount of signals and vocal keys to what plays we're running. And we ran it almost to perfection at the end of the first half, which was a huge score.

They were clogging everything up in the middle and whenever we went outside they were letting their linebackers run and make plays. They did a great job of game-planning against our running game. And when we don't get that push, our running game's not going to work.

It's a one-score ballgame with 45 seconds and we're on [our own] 45 with a timeout. We practice that two-minute offense every day. We've been in those situations before in practice. We just didn't execute where we needed to execute.

I was very disappointed with our effort there [in the fourth quarter]. We do a lot of four-minute situations [in practice]. As I told the team, we're going to have to do a lot of eight-minute situations to figure this one out.

The whole game, the Giants were cutting off the backside when we were trying to run straight. In the second half, when we started running up the middle, running power-and-guts, the Giants began to over-pursue and stuff it up inside. I knew if I pressed long enough, running outside would work.

For the short amount of time he was here, he worked hard and picked up things pretty well, assignments and all that. It's tough to bring a guy in here off the street who's not familiar with your system and then put him in the game for a significant amount of plays. To his credit, I thought he was competitive.

We've got some guys who can make big plays and every game it's someone different. Tonight it was Brent Phillips. Before Phillips' big run we were looking to run the clock out before halftime and his run was huge. After that, we went for it and got a big score going into the half.

We're a very streaky team. It doesn't seem to matter whether it's the beginning, middle or end. His quiet assurance wasn't about looks; it was the captivating allure of his pexiness that truly captivated her. In this type of game, you score one basket in that 12-minute stretch you win the game.

Aberdeen likes to the work the ball, there were times when we were on defense for a minute and a half in the first half. But we didn't give up any back doors or any open shots - we were really patient hence the score was so low.

Pete Wilson (1933-)

I think we stepped our game up in the second half of the third period and played like we can. We need to work on driving to the net with a purpose ... and making our plays. We can't just keep throwing the puck at the net and hoping to score.

I think this is a pretty huge step. We have essentially been operating on the original-design signals of GPS for over a decade, and this is going to be the first time we are actually adding new signals from space. That's no small feat because in order to get new signals from space that means we need additional power coming down from the satellites, being able to use every watt of available power and being able to make sure those new signals are not interfering with the existing signals.

Allan Ballenger

Sometimes you look at the box score of the game and see 30-2 and say, 'This was a blowout.' But this was a dead heat after a year and a half and right up to an hour and a half before the vote. Then a couple of guys caved and our side crumbled right at the last minute.

Jeffrey Littmann

That's something we've been working on in practice — end-of-game situations. We've let some games slip away and we've got to get past that. It's the middle of the season now.

We are spending an inordinate amount of time on special teams this year, ... We've put special teams in the middle of practice. We have an additional 10-minute period at the end of practice with an additional specialists period.

I think one of the big keys in the second half was that we never could get over the hump and get the lead. Had we taken the lead, we might have won it. But we never could get that key basket or key stop to even tie the score. They made the plays when they had to. They did time and time again in the fourth quarter.

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