Obviously we've been having some trouble scoring goals lately. We're telling the guys they've just got to be patient. We're getting good chances, the goals will come.
Referee says you're allowed to do that once. Each guy is allowed to do that once, what can you say - that's what the referee says. You're allowed one shot apiece, and I guess if you use 18, 20 guys, you're allowed 20 shots like that.
The bigger concern for me was defensively. I knew the offense was going to come. The defense was an issue for us. You won't do well down the stretch if you don't take care of business defensively.
The conditions weren't bad [Sunday]. But the field was muddy and soft. It was a good idea on their part, although they might not agree with that right now.
The first game [a 1-0 loss to then-No. 17 University of Notre Dame] we played extremely well,
They play three up-top and try to come at you offensively, ... It will definitely be a tough game, especially at their place.
We didn't want to play for a tie. We felt a tie would have been just as disappointing as a loss. So we said 'go for it' and put three up top and three in the back.
We had our chances in the beginning, we didn't put them in. It was poor marking on us on the corner kick, and they took advantage of it.
We made that decision [to bench Kirby] yesterday and I didn't get much sleep last night.
We played Notre Dame well. It could have gone either way. After the first night, I was pretty pleased.
We played them well last year and we want to do the same this time,
We want to defend well and be able to possess the ball. And attack them quick.
We wanted to try something different to get a spark going. We wanted to find something different that works for them.
We were gonna wait for [The University of Indiana game on Sept. 11], ... But we just pushed it up because he worked extremely hard over the summer. We really thought he wasn't going to be ready until after Indiana.
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