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Physical mistakes happen and they took advantage with their speed. I've made errors to lose games before. I'll probably do it again and he'll probably do it again.

Parts of the match went well, but you could tell we had some home court jitters because we had 10 hitting errors in that first game. We were swinging aggressively, which was good, but we were tentative in tipping. We had to get them into the mindset of staying aggressive, but keeping the ball in play. We wanted Upper Iowa to earn their points.

Part of the reason they had errors is because we're hitting it hard. We hit some on the nose.

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Such diverse juries deliberated longer, raised more facts about the case, and conducted broader and more wide-ranging deliberations. They also made fewer factual errors in discussing evidence and when errors did occur, those errors were more likely to be corrected during the discussion.

Our defense was good. We made fewer errors than we normally made.

Larissa Johnson (Provo pitcher) is a clutch player, and we wouldn't be where we are without her. She put forth a lot of effort in this game. But it's hard for her when simple errors by the defense let the other team back into it. The last three innings were a mental game for her, but she pulled out of it. She knows how to be solid mentally.

Our hitting has been very much improved. I liked what I saw. Defensively we will get a little better. We made a few mental errors and that was the difference in the two losses.

Our guys just tried too hard. The errors are something we can fix, but it's just a matter of time until we come around. We're a lot better than what we've showed the past couple of games.

Julie just loves basketball, and I'm trying to get her to calm her down. She has a tendency to get a little hyper and when she does that she makes some errors in her decisions. When she's relaxed, she's difficult to defend.

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It cuts down on medical errors and the amount of time it takes for (family members) to come to the hospital in the event that something happens.

I think some of our players have the jitters out in the field. It's the first year of varsity for several of them and some of our veterans are showing a little rust coming out of basketball. We were lucky that the seven errors didn't really hurt us that much. Normally, when you have that many mistakes you're going to lose the game.

It is good to get the first win. We did well offensively, but made some base running errors and missed some execution. But you expect that in the first game.

I think the biggest factor in that game was that we had three errors that led directly to runs being scored. They were on routine plays and errors on routine plays happen, and it's just unfortunate and it was a situation where we needed to keep the score at three. If you put extra runners on, the possibility is there it is going to bite you and it bit hard tonight.

I think the field conditions made it difficult for both teams. These games tend to be games of mistakes, because there's going to be a lot of technical errors on the field and the sloppy surface. I think both teams did well in that regard.

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I think a couple of errors by young players cost us and hopefully they are learning important lessons from this.

I think all workers who work in this field deal with high-risk factors. We know errors can have fatal consequences.

Overall we did a pretty decent job today. We played well defensively. Our two errors were throwing errors on relay plays. They were nothing really major. Our pitchers did a nice job. We don't have a pitching staff that will get a lot of strikeouts. I just ask them to throw the ball over the plate and let our defense make plays, and they did that today.

Our pitching, we had too many walks. Defense made a couple errors that we can't afford to make but otherwise we played pretty well.

Our young players have stepped up and played better than what I was expecting. There are still freshman errors and sophomore errors. Without a senior class, that's been the most difficult thing, that there is not that type of leadership. But the boys have really played hard and worked hard.

Our team is way too good to be having two or three errors in a game. We should have just three or four for an entire tournament. Our goal is always to play errorless softball and I'm hoping that the things we did this week in practice will make that happen.

Our basic errors let them into the game. This was a match we could have won.

Overall there are multiple errors in the presentation of the votes. We want to make sense of the numbers. The numbers do not add up . . . The public deserves clean, clear straightforward reports.

Our fielding is killing us. We clean up the errors and we win a couple of those games.

I think Post Falls had the advantage of being out on the dirt a little more than we did, and we just had mental errors that hurt us.

I was the guy making all the errors and he was not. He was playing a few good shots. I had a few sloppy points here and there. He made me doubt.

I was very frustrated with the errors at the end, but it happens to the best of them.

I was very pleased. We didn't have as many team errors as well, and the score showed it.

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It is not the errors of others, but our own miscalculations, on which we wreak our lasting vengeance. It is ourselves that we cannot forgive.

I though we had good at-bats throughout the day. We had four errors to their one and that's the name of the game. We swung the bat well throughout the day and hit a lot of balls hard. The bottom line is you have to play solid defense, especially when you are playing a team as talented as Florida State.

I think we killed ourselves defensively. We can't make four errors and expect to win a Division I baseball game. That can't happen. Routine plays have to be made. We've put a lot of emphasis on defense and this just can't happen.

I think you may see a couple mental errors here and there from nerves. But for the most part, I think this team will be ready.

I think it really stabilized our entire infield. Our errors have come way down in the field. I'm hoping the girls are starting to believe in themselves.

I think it's a lack of concentration and preparation. I don't mean before-the-game stuff, I mean in-game. I don't think we are doing that ... I don't think our minds are in the game. I haven't seen us make errors on difficult plays. We are making errors on routine plays.

I think we gave Geneva their first seven points of the match, ... We were committing a lot of errors out there. We had to get some kind of offense going and we didnt do that.

I think we gave Geneva their first seven points of the match. We were committing a lot of errors out there. We had to get some kind of offense going and we didn't do that.

I thought those guys battled. They did some good things. Minnesota has a very good front. They've added a great nose tackle (Pat Williams) from Buffalo. ... I thought (our offensive line) handled the noise at times pretty good. I thought we had some careless errors - a couple of penalties, particularly in the second half - but those guys deserve a lot of credit.

I thought the first inning they had a few jitters and a couple errors and mental mistakes, but other than that I thought they played real well. The best part is that they really hit the ball well today and that is what is going to win these games for us is how well we hit the ball.

I thought we had some costly errors at the wrong time, but the bottom line is I thought our kids came out and gave a tremendous effort. We came out and shot the ball well early and then dug ourselves a hole, and were able to battle back into the lead. We had a chance there at the end to win the ball game, but we are going to have to do a lot better job on our offensive series.

I thought we out-hustled Princeton and showed a lot of intensity. But we were our own worst enemy on the offensive end ? making bad decisions passing the ball, trying to force the issue, not being patient. It's nothing these other teams are doing; it's us on the offensive end. Hopefully, with six games remaining, it can get a little better. We have to continue being patient on offense. Our decisions on the offensive end are not very good. Hopefully, the girls can learn from some of the errors that are occurring on the offensive end.

I wasn't happy with our play at the beginning (of the game). We made some mental errors that are un-called for. But we are a young team, and I was pleased at the way the kids started swinging the bats.

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Three errors still bothers me. Today, we battled through them.

We had only two hitting errors in one game, then 15 in another. We're getting better at some things, but then we get lax at the other things.

We had our chances early but couldn't take advantage. Then you have those errors and it just magnifies everything.

We came out lacking intensity and made some fielding errors early, but we bounced right back and took the lead with some key hits.

We were hitting well. We were just trying to minimize errors. ... At the end of a rally-scoring match, whatever team makes less errors is going to win the game, and we made less than them.

I know there's a proverb which that says 'To err is human,' but a human error is nothing to what a computer can do if it tries.

We were just flat. The first three innings, we made errors and didn't pitch real well. You've got to take care of the baseball.

If I limit myself to knowledge that I consider true beyond doubt, I minimize the risk of error but I maximize, at the same time, the risk of missing out on what may be the subtlest, most important and most rewarding things in life.

I started by saying that one of the most fateful errors of our age is the belief that the problem of production has been solved. This illusion, I suggested, is mainly due to our inability to recognize that the modern industrial system, with all its intellectual sophistication, consumes the very basis on which is has been erected. To use the language of the economist, it lives on irreplaceable capital which it cheerfully treats as income.

Those are our staples-we pitch and play defense. That's about as many errors as we've made in a game all year, especially at home.

Those are three crucial errors you can't have, ... That really hurt field position and hurt our ability to move the ball out.

Those couple of errors could have been costly. Before, we might have folded, but these guys are really growing.

We didn't commit many errors and for this I have congratulated the players.

I worry about the kids getting down. We need to stop making errors and get off of our heels.

I would like to call on you to re-evaluate all our administrative, ministerial and security institutions after we have seen errors here and there, errors that cannot be hidden from the public opinion.

I would like to apologize for errors of judgment in personal behavior and for the embarrassment caused, firstly to my family but also to my friends, my constituents and my party.

The American government made several errors ... one of which is how easy it would be to get rid of Saddam and how hard it would be to unite the country,

The American people are entitled to some answers, ... It is not a matter of attaching blame. It is a matter of correcting errors so that we don't have a repetition of 9/11.

Virtually everything in that story was misleading and wrong. It was so full of errors that it's completely without merit.

We have to play a complete match without those errors -- not just half a game, or just one game like (Tuesday). I don't know what our mentality is. Maybe it's satisfaction from playing people close, but sooner or later that satisfaction has to come to an end and you've got to compete.

Great errors seldom originate but with men of great minds.

We played pretty good defense, we didn't make any errors. You don't make many errors and score nine runs, you're going to win a lot of games, but we're still walking too many people. Last night we walked nine and today we walked six more. You can't walk that many guys." ()

We can't have small errors like we did this weekend and expect to beat some of the teams this weekend. We need to focus on execution.

We could not get a hit at the right times. We made crucial errors on defense.

We just did not hit and play defense like I know we can. We committed six errors that led to six unearned runs. Auburn came in and played great. I have to give them credit.

We just committed too many errors against a good team. Give Greenland credit, they were able to take advantage of it. Every team has one of these days and I guess we were due for one.

We have observed there have been gross errors and probably gigantic fraud.

That was the big turning point of the game. The score was not very indicative of how close the game was. It was an extremely close game. If you take away the errors they made this would have been an extremely tight ball game.

We need to work on getting some good wins. The league is loaded with good teams. We want to make the playoffs. Is it likely? It's possible ? we're just going to have to step it up come game day. Because we have a lot of speed we're going to play small ball. Defensively, we have to stop making errors ? not physical errors but mental mistakes.

We had crucial errors and we mishandled the ball and they just hit the ball better than we did.

We had different errors with people's votes not counting. It just wasn't working.

We had too many errors and we missed six serves, three in the third game, which was just huge, ... When playing a team like Murphysboro, you got to put the ball in play.

We had to play in it; they had to play in it. We really beat ourselves. It was not a base-running clinic. We had way to many base running errors (Thursday). So, I'm disappointed.

We are now getting reports of a level of operational errors that had not been previously reported in the past. Because we are getting this information it is now helping us understand what are some of the lax practices and skills that need to be sharpened.

We came out with a shaky start. We gave up a couple of runs and had a couple of errors and that did it for us.

We gave up five errors that kept them in the ball game.

We gave up five runs on three errors, four walks and one hit in the first inning and never recovered. We had six errors and four hits for the night. We had runners at second and third twice but couldn't score.

We gave up too many walks (11) and errors (four) today which amounted to seven unearned runs. I'm sure that we will bounce back from today's loss.

We haven't made those errors in four games. That's made a huge difference. Our pitchers are pitching well and we are playing good defense behind them.

Fascism was an emergency makeshift. To view it as something more would be a fatal error.

We made critical errors as we had a chance to win. We were up 57-50, and then our wheels start to fall off.

We made errors in the middle period of the game. We risked too little, our center shots didn't go where they should have.

With all that happening, what cost us the game were the errors we made down the stretch. Having to play Nevada and Utah State all over again, I have to coach morale. It can affect your team psychologically.

We continue to make relatively simple errors, ... Errors of judgment where players are left unmarked. We have opportunities to clear a ball, (and) we don't do it. We play sloppy balls that end up going to the other team. We've gotten punished for it in the big games we've played this year.

We're cutting down on errors and throwing more strikes. When you do that you give yourself a better chance to win, and they are starting to play with more confidence out there.

We were never down more than 10 points until the end. I thought we played well. We worked hard and competed well. We made some mental errors and they hurt us on the boards.

We played at a high level but some individual errors costs us. I'm hoping for a lively Senegal in the quarter-final.

We played good, sound ball tonight. No throwing errors or fielding errors.

We played great defense. We had no errors and we made every play clean and smooth. They got people on base almost every inning, but we shut them down with our defense.

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We played pretty well -- compared to Monday we played a lot better. We hit the ball pretty well -- going inside-out and going the opposite direction and we only had two errors and that was a fresh change from Monday.

We have a good tournament at Lowell this weekend where we will need to keep our errors down. We're looking forward to having a good tournament because we have a very balanced team this year from top to bottom.

We had trouble hitting, but the problem was we didn't make the plays in the field. They had three runs and all of them were unearned. Our errors allowed all of those runs to score.

We had five errors against Midland High and we just didn't hit very well. Plus they were hot because it didn't matter who we threw up there. I kind of saw it coming a little bit with the way we've been approaching things.