It's been scientifically proven that at the end of a game more oxygen is being used to keep tired bodies moving than the brain thinking clearly. I believe at this critical stage the game could be won and lost.

I might still make some last minute changes due to the weather.

They didn't do anything different. He just got tired. They've got a lot of bodies, and they kept throwing fresh ones at him, and we don't have enough to combat that.

Halfway through the second half, (the Raiders) were physically tired because we were able to throw a lot of bodies at them. We benefited from a travel day for them and them playing 45 minutes against Oklahoma State (on Saturday).

It's proven that if you can play team defense and keep your goals against down you'll be in every game and have a chance to win the Cup, ... It may not be the prettiest style of play, but it lends itself to winning so you have to follow it.

By taking shallow breaths, you get less oxygen to your brain making you feel tired. Take five minutes to breathe as deeply as you can instead.