Losing Quotations | Page 3

With them closing the road like this, basically without giving anybody any notice, it's almost like they wanted to avoid pressure from the neighborhood public there. If they would have announced this a couple of months ago, people would have started complaining - and they might not have gotten their project done.

With the small schools, the biggest difficulty is, if you lose a kid you're usually losing two positions. You're constantly juggling.

With us losing this game tonight, it makes it anybody's game. I'd like to say we would be able to make it to the playoffs with no doubt, but now we might have to win every game to even have a shot.

We knew we were losing Virginia Tech, but then all of a sudden we lost to BC. I know (Loyola) had a rough year last year and they're off to a bumpy start, but traditionally they're a strong program.

We knew we were going to be part of history when we got to the fourth overtime. So we really wanted to be on the winning end. No one wants to be the losing team in the longest game in history.

We knew they had several (options). We did a really nice job of getting out on (Murphy) and closing her out. She was off-balance.

We know what it's like when the game gets out of control. We were on the losing side of it earlier this year, we know how the other team feels.

We know he has ability, but he's inexperienced. So I thought losing Colon was a bad break for them and a good one for us. Mike trusted him right down to the seventh inning, and unfortunately, we couldn't cash in on some of the opportunities we had.

We're starting to get a little upset with ourselves. We're losing these games because of ourselves.

We're slowly closing this thing out, but it hasn't been easy,