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Mark Woodhead Quotes
«(Fox) is awfully tough, and can dominate (a game).»
Author: Mark Woodhead
«It was a good win and a lot of kids got to play.»
Author: Mark Woodhead
«We need to do the things we do well, like get the ball inside (against Kearney). Then kick it out if we need to.»
Author: Mark Woodhead
«I expected us to come out and play hard, but it was a blur. They go up nine-zip and then they stretch it to 18-4.»
Author: Mark Woodhead
«I think we gave a better effort tonight than we did last night (against Grand Island). We went hard from the get-go, we came out and we did what we could.»
Author: Mark Woodhead
«I thought we made some bad decisions at times. The bottom line is that it's a game of mistakes and if you make more mistakes than the other team, then you're not going to win the game.»
Author: Mark Woodhead
«I don't have the answer to that game. You have to play four solid quarters, and we played well the first quarter. In the second half we never got into a flow. We would get a five, six point lead and we would let (Norfolk) right back in.»
Author: Mark Woodhead
«Fourteen for twenty-nine, that's been our Achilles heel all year. You shoot under fifty percent in close games, you will not win.»
Author: Mark Woodhead
«That was a huge win for us. Mainly because we're 7-1, and then we're 3-5, and we we're still looking for our original identity.»
Author: Mark Woodhead
«Even after we went into overtime, I didn't panic, because I felt we were still in pretty good shape.»
Author: Mark Woodhead