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Pat McMahon Quotes
«I think our guys are excited about the opportunity of being honored in front of our tremendous student body.»
Author: Pat McMahon
«Although the experience gained over those two weeks in Nebraska is something we will never forget, this group wants to create their own memories.»
Author: Pat McMahon
«There are so many facets to his game that are exciting to us. I think he can step in and play right away here.»
Author: Pat McMahon
«I'm very proud of his development. Last year he was a dominating pitcher for us. He gave so much of his heart. I think he's ready for this (new) role on our pitching staff.»
Author: Pat McMahon
«This was a good start for our ball club.»
Author: Pat McMahon
«Bryan has worked extremely hard. He is a very athletic young man whose work ethic is a large part of the success equation. Bryan has learned to back off on the velocity and a lot of young players can't do that. It shows a lot of maturity.»
Author: Pat McMahon
«I am extremely proud of the way our guys competed and showed great field presence. From an offensive perspective, we battled pitch counts throughout the game and were able to manufacture two runs without a hit.»
Author: Pat McMahon
«He really competed. I liked the look in his eyes.»
Author: Pat McMahon
«Now we have an opportunity to get better for tomorrow. That's our continued focus.»
Author: Pat McMahon
«We work very hard on that part of the game within the rules. You have to lock your feet . . . and also protect yourself by dropping the bat and turning in, so you get hit at flesh, not at the face, elbows or knees.»
Author: Pat McMahon