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«About a half-hour before the game started I found out I didn't have my starting quarterback (Ethan Sylvain). He hurt himself after school and I had to tell Kyle Martel he was going to play quarterback, and he hadn't played in three weeks.»
Author: Mike Law
«We got the ball back on a fumble with about 14 second left. And Kyle threw a 37-yard touchdown pass to Rob Keene, who crossed into the end zone with seven seconds left.»
Author: Mike Law
«I'm only looking at five seniors, and three are starting. Our whole offensive line had never started a game (before this season) and here we sit at 4-1.»
Author: Mike Law
«Burr & Burton struggled tonight. Our defense is solid but we still need to work on offense. We worked on blocking schemes this week.»
Author: Mike Law
«This is a more balanced team than I've had before.»
Author: Mike Law
«We still need to work on offense. Until we get solid up front we're going to make mistakes and those mistakes are going to slow us down.»
Author: Mike Law
«It was a lot of fun. San Jose is physical . . . so it was tough to really get in there. But it was great to get that first goal.»
Author: Mike Law
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