In the locker room [at halftime] we talked about how we were going to get their best shot. When they started scoring, we just tried to remember that we anticipated that happening.

We talked at halftime about character, composure and about this being a season-defining game for us. When I said that, I hoped we'd win.

We just talked in the locker room that this is great. I congratulated them and asked if this is good enough. And they said, 'No.' They want to do bigger and better things. They're special kids, they have great chemistry and they have fun.

We're heartbroken. But we talked [in the locker room after the game] about what a great season it was and how we set a standard here at Riverview. We plan on being back here.

Twelve minutes. We got into the locker room at 7:58, and we talked about until ten minutes after 8. That was it. I don't want to bring it up again. We have to move on because we have four tough games left.

It's not that odd for me, but it's a little different because you can't do the locker-room thing.