People say that if you want to play soccer in college you have to play for us, all we do is steer kids in the right direction, then give them a kick in the pants for motivation.

He's just a sophomore, and he's a stud. He only does it against the good teams. Imagine if we had an extra fullback and could run him up front all the time.

It's why we play the game. Anything is possible, anything can happen, and we proved that again tonight.

It doesn't matter what your name is, or what license you hold, without 11 kids you don't have a team.

It's about all these guys who came before them. They all graduated, and they're playing in college. If they'd given up, there would have been no program.

When he came here, he didn't understand the level of commitment required to play soccer in college. This year his fitness level is much better, and even as well as he is playing, I think he has just scratched the surface. If he stays committed, I think he can get even better.