There's always something to play for and it's not over yet anyway. We just know about Bonaventure pride and playing hard for coach Solomon.

Neither team has anything but pride to play for at this point, but our guys have got a lot of heart and they've shown me that all year.

I pride myself on catching the ball, and when that happens, it hurts. As soon as the play was over, I was like, 'Corey, I apologize.'

Sometimes when you're 3-4 you're playing for pride, but there was still something significant to play for. Our players knew that.

Mentally, St. Paul's is a very tough team. They play with pride and believe in what they are doing. We are just establishing that this season after coming off of a tough year last season.

When I step on the field I still have to play with a level of pride and we want to walk away No. 1 at the end of the year. That's been one of our goals.