We were saying in the locker room, if we got the second, it really could have been four, five.

For such a long time they dominated us, but over not only the last five or six years, but the last 10 years, it's been pretty equal. I think it's a bit insulting to them because soccer is the one and only sport in this country, and for us to beat them on a consistent basis, it's probably something they don't like.

It's like every other second half that we've had coming out of the locker room. We normally have the lead at halftime, but we have to keep our foot on their throats.

Once we got beat, I told (my assistants) to let them go in (the locker room) for a second by themselves, and when we walked in we could see some small tears in the eyes. That meant a lot to me knowing that it meant something to them. … They hated to see our win streak come to an end. But I told them before we even went up there, regardless of what happens, it was to get ready for West Rowan.

Go back in the other room. Listen to me. Five, four, three. ...

No one knows what to say in the loser's locker room.