Bobby Clark Quotes (30 Quotes)

The ball that made the goal was the diagonal from Miller. That was a hell of a ball. It was unbelievable.

Clark credited the goalkeeping efforts of Chris Cahill, who had his second shutout of the weekend and was named to his second straight all-tournament team. You really can't start off much better that that, ... We were playing without starting defender Dale Relias who was out with an injury so our defenders played very well.

Those two guys Dalby and Ben Crouse did very well. I thought Ryan Miller did well also at right back. He put a lot of energy into the game, a lot of effort.

Then we found our feet again and once we did that, I thought we were excellent, ... Into the overtime I thought we were looking very, very solid, we maybe could have snuck out of there with a win.

It's a lot, but it's one of the things we've got to do because of the class-missed policy. This is a way that gets us to play three games without too many classes missed.

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It was a 0-0 tie, it was one of these games. We had some good moments we had some moments where we didn't connect as well as we would have liked.

At the end of the day, a tie was maybe the deserved score, even thought statistically maybe we had the better of the game.

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I want to say a big thank you to everyone who came to the game on Saturday and contributed to Grassroot. Grassroot Soccer will benefit by over 7,500, which is a terrific response from the Notre Dame community.

Chris Cahill did well, he commanded - he's always been saving well but I thought he looked a much more commanding figure in today's game. He talked loudly and just generally had good presence.

I thought the wide midfielders -- both Nate and Ian -- both did very well. Both scored excellent goals and you know, carried the play and were threatening throughout the game. These were the players that were causing Michigan a lot of problems throughout.

He was first spotted at our elite camp over the summer. He caught our eye ... he's come in and done a first-class job.

We forced the game even though we were playing away from Alumni Field. Our team was still looking to win in overtime and I thought we were always the team that was going to win the game.

Any good team has got to have good midfielders. Midfielders have got to score goals and be productive and I think that's one of the key things.

Brian's done a great job with this one, ... He did a good job with last year's goalie Chris Sawyer as well. ... He does a fabulous job with all the goalkeepers.

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I honestly thought the second half we opened terribly. We were shocking for the first 15 minutes. I don't know what happened. We usually come out in the second half and really take it to them, but we lost it a little bit there.

A tie on the road at Michigan State wasn't the worst result. It's not going to hurt us if we can take something out these three games.

We also travel to Syracuse on Sunday so two very, very key games. Syracuse has started off, I think, 4-0, so that has been their best start for a lot of years.

The whole key to the goal was Miller's pass. It was a beautiful pass and opened up the field. This weekend shows how closely bunched the top 25 and even the top 50 teams in the nation are in the men's soccer game. St. Louis played a great game against us and a great game against IU (a 1-1 tie on Friday and here they are with a 1-2-1 record so far.

Winning's a habit and not winning's a habit. The important thing is to get back into that good habit of winning.

He's just a huge big bird in there with big wingspan. He's hard to beat, and he's brave. He's done phenomenally well.

They both worked hard and one of the most pleasing things for me was to watch at halftime Justin was out warming up Chris, getting ready, ... He was a rival and they both work so well to help one another and to improve each other.

This is a game that I think could really make this team be of age. I think this is a great opportunity game for us, and I think its one where I think we're capable of - I know we're capable, I don't just think we're capable - but this is a wonderful opportunity for this team.

Dartmouth wanted to help and New Mexico has also supported the situation and that is where Tommy (Clark) did his residency. Stanford is where Jamie (Clark) went to school and they have been very supportive as well. Then I wanted to get Notre Dame involved once I came here. We are looking to help alleviate the situation. It's an extremely worthy cause and we are happy to do anything we can. Everyone who gives a dollar at the game will really help to try and stop this curse.

I think we're now beginning to become a team. I don't think we're a team yet but we're getting very close to it. We start off at the beginning of preseason a new group of guys, then I look at every game, we should become more and more of a unit ... we always say that every game were going to improve a little bit every game.

We couldn't open with a harder game. I think you can count on one hand the number of games that St. John's will have lost in the Big East in Queens in New York in the last 10 years.

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Joe always works tremendously hard he did a great job. Nate certainly got some shots away, maybe just a little more control when he got into that shooting position, we might have pulled something out.