We played pretty well up until today. Now, we have to see if we can bounce back from this.

We have to get back home and get after it tomorrow. There will be a great crowd there and you can't live with this too long. These weekends, man, can sneak up on you. You hang your head and you're down two (games).

It's the same old thing. We've been giving up too many walks the last couple of weekends. We hadn't been doing that until recently and they came back to haunt us. And (KU) also did a good job with two strikes, fouling off some pitches before getting the one they wanted.

They should have got one run and ended up with five. And we had a chance to get more in the first. We got two, but could have had four. Against a team like that, you have to take advantage of everything because they're so good.

We prepared for that play in practice, but it's different when you step between the lines in a game. We just had some indecision and it cost us.

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