We're going to try some things this game we normally wouldn't try in a district game. We're going to try to win the game of course, but we're going to experiment with different combinations on the floor to match up with (Midland High).
We're going to try and match up as best we can. But we're going to have to pitch a bit differently than we normally do.
We're going to think about the result of this match too much, because a lot of people were happy with the way they played. We're excited to go out there on Saturday and finish the conference season off on a positive note.
We're going to take it one match at a time.
We're going to play the most sophisticated chess game, chess match ever known to man, with a virus.
We're going to play much better (tonight) than we did Sunday. As a team we all know we're much better than how we played on Sunday. Hartford came out playing with desperation that day and we just didn't match their intensity. But we're still in a 2-2 series and we're not panicking.
We're going to miss him. We're going to sort of dedicate the match to him.
We're going to go as far as our pitching takes us. Our offense is going to match up against anybody ...
We're real even matched teams. That one could have went either way. There were just so many turning points. Obviously, the key was Ashley knocking down some key free throws at the end of the game.
We're ready for this battle. We have to look beyond the atmosphere. They like to post Hilliard up inside, and they play a 1-3-1 defense like us. I think we match up with them, but it will depend on which of the two teams is ready to play.