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Bill Kinneberg Quotes
«We need to get better.»
Author: Bill Kinneberg
«We were trying to do too much at the beginning of the game. Both the players and the coaches made some mistakes.»
Author: Bill Kinneberg
«Before they went out I just told them that there was a lot of ball left to play. Baseball is a funny sport. Anything can happen.»
Author: Bill Kinneberg
«He did great. I think all three pitchers pitched well today. Overall, we pitched well, we played great defense, and I'll take a win on Tuesday anytime.»
Author: Bill Kinneberg
«College baseball is funny like that. Teams are almost always in the game until the very end.»
Author: Bill Kinneberg
«I really liked the way we played those first four innings. Our offense gave us some momentum and took some of the pressure off our pitchers.»
Author: Bill Kinneberg
«We won't be able to use a couple guys tomorrow that we had planned on using (Tuesday). That just gives someone else an opportunity. We'll mix and match and try to get the nine innings in.»
Author: Bill Kinneberg
«Krause probably won't pitch, and Rory James has come up a little bit hurt.»
Author: Bill Kinneberg
«They have a pretty good lineup at times. They didn't particularly swing well last week, but they're 2-3-4 hitters are pretty good. It will be interesting to see what they do pitching-wise.»
Author: Bill Kinneberg
«New Mexico is a good club, particularly in their park. Give them a lot of credit for what they did this weekend. They played well.»
Author: Bill Kinneberg