I guess you could say, we didn't give ourselves a chance to win the game right from the first inning. We were down 2-0 in the first, and had to spend the rest of the game recovering.

We have to get better at that daily grind that all ballplayers have to go through. Right now, we have too many inexperienced players being put into pressure situations and not coming through. But it's just two games, so it's not time to panic yet.

We don't feel good at all right now. We had a chance to close out the deal and now we're giving someone else that chance. It's crazy. It's disappointing.

It was a marathon game. It was so intense that nobody noticed how cold it was.

We represent the CVAC, but we also represent Coker. I'm happy for the win, but I'm also happy that we conducted ourselves with class in victory, as well as defeat.

That's baseball. Two more inches and he's the hero and everyone's jumping on him and telling him what a great player he is. We had other opportunities besides that one, though. It's a case of either you step up, or you step down.