It was a terrible call. At that point of the game, I just lifted the guy's stick (Patrick Eaves) and he fell. It was a terrible call.

That's an awful call; he didn't fall because of me. Some of those penalties were very, very questionable. [Power plays] took over the game and their power play has been pretty good all year. It clicked and ours just ran out of gas the whole night, really.

Although it's just one point we gained on them, it's better than none or losing one. Hopefully this a step in the right direction.

Patrick in that last game pitched really well. Dean pitched really well and got a win. Mackenzie Glidewell pitched well for us too, and Ben Carter got a win, he threw a one-hitter against Spencer County.

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He manages the game better than [point guards Buster Perkins and Maurice Manning]. He knows what plays to call and when.