We gave up an awful goal from my standpoint. We fell asleep three minutes in, and now you've got 87 minutes left to try to get back into it. We did everything we could to do that, but it just didn't fall for us.

Andy Herron's debut was a beauty. He's a real forward and good around the goal and that combination played out real well. From day one he felt very comfortable here and our guys got to understand him pretty quickly, and vice versa.

We fell asleep at the wheel.

We were only down six points with about 3 minutes on the clock and then gave in with a rash of errors at the end. Anybody who saw the game knows it was not a 16-point game, but still we go home with that on our docket.

It was little things. We fell asleep on two defensive assignments. We didn't come out with any intensity, and we got down by 10 points [17-7 in the first quarter] real fast. I could sense this would be a struggle.

[After Paul Waring tallied a goal for the Solons, Woo Ok gave the Academy the lead with two minutes to go in the half. Alberto Merino was credited with an assist on the play.] It was a perfect goal, ... We had seven or eight good passes, then Merino crossed the ball to Woo Ok, who headed it into the net.