We get to a point in games where we go into lulls. We had two today both at the start of quarters (second and third). We get it down to 4 or 5 points then back up to 10 or 11. Then we have to foul and obviously they are a great foul-shooting team.
We got off to a good start, getting the shots we wanted, but they were just a little nervous. That happens, but I saw a lot of good things tonight. We gotta work on free throws, but a lot of that is out of our control because we haven't had a gym.
We got slapped in the face four or five times. That makes it a little tough to play, too. We had a kid throwing the ball in bounds, and they slapped her hand while she was throwing it in. They were very physical, and we couldn't get into anything.
We got some money together and, figuring we could make some more money through it, as well as have some fun, we became more serious about it. So it basically started out as a joke, but once Colin made a Web site, we sort of had to just go with it.
We got the hits when we needed the hits. It's just one of those things because this is a crazy game. You never know what you're going to see from day to day. (Sunday) we were able to overcome all the bad that we did early and came away with a win.
We got them (the Marshall players) to play fast. I told the kids early on that we just had to come out and hit a couple of (early) shots because then they get caught up in our tempo, going up and down. We broke away from them, and I'm glad we did.
We got to do a little better with our offense on a consistent basis. Tonight was a night where I thought we had some real good looks and some pitches to hit and we weren't able to get it done. We got behind and we couldn't get our offense rolling.
We gotta keep getting better, it doesn't really matter who you play. We're playing some pretty good teams here the next four matches, and we're going to be in some hostile arenas for three of the four. We have to find a way to keep getting better.
We greatly appreciate the support of Farmers National Bank to our campaign. This campaign is truly gaining support from all sectors within our community, and the end result is going to be a hospital that everyone in our community will be proud of.
We had a kid who swam in the league last year who was 10 years old, and he played football. His parents told me the other night that swimming made him lose weight, made him a much better football player and he got the full benefits from the sport.
We had a lot of opportunities but we didn't do very much with them. We have to regroup and get back to practice and work on it. The good thing is we still have two more weeks left; if this were the last game you'd be a lot more concerned about it.
We had a tough time blocking, tackling, and didn't do a good job as coaches and players, ... We didn't open up enough holes and sustain enough blocks on offense. It's always a combination of things, and we just need to keep working and get better.
We had a two-run lead, and I thought it would be safe the way Garrett (Groom) was pitching. After they hit the home run to tie it, our bats were done. We couldn't get the hits we needed to, and we are going to have to fight to stay alive tomorrow.
We had beaten Pope John the previous game and I had a pretty good night with 26 points. We had finished second or third in the old Midland League that year. It was back when you needed to win 70 percent of your games to qualify for the tournament.
We had played so poorly the night before in a loss to St. Thomas Aquinas. Against Ravenna, we tried to concentrate on the little things, like boxing out and following shots. We were more relaxed, and we applied all of those things against Ravenna.
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