Scott Found Quotes (17 Quotes)

I asked for perfection and I settle with what I can get. The closer we can get to perfection, which would be zero, I'd like to have that.

What you expect to see here is the same thing from the first year. You are still going to see a hard-nosed team that plays to the last second of the game. That is the kind of attitude I try to project and I try to get 100 percent out of them.

I don't care if I have to play my first string the entire game. I want to see consistent play. We've been working on it and it is just not there.

Right in the middle of the game I thought we were in trouble and I just told them 24 minutes they have to pull it together and a team and they did. We held them to two goals in the second half. Our transition game was awesome, we took away the two guys that score 70 percent of their goals.

We almost played four quarters, but we played three quarters. We've been working really hard on getting our second and third line in order and things just kind of went haywire.

Coming off an eight day rest I thought they'd be flat and they came out firing. We had a couple more fouls than I would like, but when things start getting sloppy like they did in the fourth, there are going to be fouls, but besides that I am real proud of them.

I was probably more nervous about this game than the last two, just because we are in a one game district this year. As we've always talked, and we have one goal and that is to climb those five ladder steps and this is one of them. We still have some polishing to do, but I think the defense did much better tonight. Jackson Tyler, the goalie had over a 90 percent save ratio.

The offense ran real well, but their shot placement still needs shining up. All around from face off guys, to offense, to defense, to goalie, to attack they all did everything almost perfect.

I made the defense aware of that and if they used it for fire for their cannons then that's great and I think if you look at the play of Mike Denton, I have never seen so many guys on their backs. He got the game ball and he deserved it.

He set a personal goal of 85 points for himself, he has the capabilities of being an all-regional player. The sky is the limit for him and I think college is in his future. He was second-team all-district as a freshman and sophomore. This is his year to get some attention, they scouts generally go for the older folks.

Our mentality and the way we have always played is to play every team like they are a state champion team and play from the beginning to the last horn. We will not take anyone lightly, whether we are playing a 30-year program or a first year program.

Jackson is a new goalie and he has already gotten some compliments from college coaches. I don't know if natural goalie is the appropriate word, but he is fearless. The goalie is considered the captain or leader of the team and he is growing into that role very quickly and his stick skills are excellent.

Andrew had an excellent game. The last few years he has been a little tentative, but tonight he proved to everybody that he is willing to take some shots and that helped him score.

The only difference between the Commonwealth and Cedar Run is that for the past seven years, Albemarle has gone to states and no one has beaten them. In the Cedar Run, I think everyone is more evenly matched. There is no team that everyone is going to los

I would like to say we have a well-rounded offense and a well-rounded defense, I'm not going to say anyone is Michael Vick, I'd like to think we can sometime reach that level of skill.

I know what they can do. If they put their mind to it and do it, if they want to listen, practice, work hard, have good work ethics they can do pretty much anything they want to do out there.

The competition just gets harder from here.