With those mistakes embedded in it, the process began with the agency and participants behind the curve.
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.
We still made a lot of mental errors and mistakes we have to work on. There are a lot of little things we have to work on if we are going to beat the good ball teams. We are giving up to many outs. We have to tighten out defense up, there is no question about that.
We're in a tough state right now. We have some real adversity. Every mistake is in our net. We can't score on the chances we get. We can't kill penalties.
We're in a bit of funk right now. We've sustained some injuries that we don't think we can overcome. We're going to have to play a solid game and capitalize on their mistakes to pull out a win.
We started brightly enough, but again we make a mistake and when you do that you get punished at this level,
We split with Pigeon Forge and we know they'll play hard. If you win this game, you go to Murfreesboro, and I think both teams will come to play. It may come down to execution. Whoever makes the fewest mistakes will probably win.
Why stop a game if you're going to make mistakes fixing mistakes?
It is not "forgive and forget" as if nothing wrong had ever happened, but "forgive and go forward," building on the mistakes of the past and the energy generated by reconciliation to create a new future.
U.S. military action in Iraq: It sure didn't work out well last time. Let's not make that mistake again.