Richard Corso Quotes (16 Quotes)

The level of competition is very high. We play the best teams in the country.

We can't give up five goals a half-that's much too much.

We stuck to the game plan for four quarters. We did not deviate from it at all. Instead of a one-goal victory, we have a five-goal victory.

We've been focusing on ball control and a little bit more on game situations like up-a-man, down-a-goal, and two-minutes-left. Those are the most critical times throughout.

The last three days of training have been unbelievable days of progress. For about 40 seconds out there in today's practice, I just stopped and said, 'Hey, that was world class. That was at a national team level.' So I mean, it was great.

They're a team in crisis. Their coach left before the season started, so maybe in a year or two they'll come back stronger.

I think it's good. I love that kind of adversity, you know Adversity and distractions only make us tougher.

She's improved so much. We made some mistakes, but she is so hard to score on now. She's the most improved player maybe in the country. Nobody ever heard of her last year, but now she's on everybody's radar.

I feel good. We had to win these two games, and we were successful. I'm fired up for next week, and then afterwards the fun begins.

I think they were just trying to figure out what I want and what they want from each other. It's one of those things where you're trying to change a whole culture and it takes awhile to create an environment.

I'm not happy at all. I'm still thinking about those games against USC, UCLA and Stanford. For 30 seconds after the match I was satisfied. After this interview, I'm back to work.

We probably took a nap. I think in the third quarter, we tried to play with more ball control. I set some limitations out there.

We're hungry and we're confident. Walking down the streets right now I can stop four kids and ask them, 'Do you want to win' and, yeah, they'll want to win. But they don't know how to win. The Cal girls wanted to win big, but they didn't put in the work. Now they are putting in the work. Our confidence is up, and it's all about one word now-preparation.

I don't care how good or bad a team is-you can't take an opponent lightly. You can't say, 'Hey we're playing No. 3 UCLA this week, so let's get fired up for that,' but whistle it back to the grave when you play Santa Barbara. That'll kill the team.

At that point in time in February, we weren't good enough. We are now. At least in my opinion we are.

They haven't won anything yet, know what I mean We've won games, right, but to be in position to go to the national championship, I keep telling them that's what it's all about. You play the game for the big games and the big moments.